Ziauddin Medical University (ZU) — Admissions, Fees & Merit 2026

Karachi, Sindh · Private · Established 1995 · Official site

Overview

Ziauddin Medical University is a private medical institution in Karachi, Sindh. It admits MBBS students through the PMDC-MDCAT route.

Admission Criteria

Merit at ZU is computed under the standard PMDC weightage: Matric 10% + FSc/HSSC 40% + PMDC-MDCAT 50%. Minimum FSc 60% and MDCAT 55% are required to be eligible.

Closing Merit (Multi-Year)

YearClosing AggregateCategory
202478.5%Self-Finance

Source: best-available 2024-cycle PMDC-MDCAT open-merit figure — approximate / unconfirmed pending the official list. Always confirm against the latest official list before relying on these figures.

What Aggregate Do You Need for ZU?

In the 2024 cycle, ZU closed at 78.5% (Self-Finance). Closing merit drifts year to year, so aim to beat the most recent closing figure with a safety margin.

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Fees & Seats

Eligibility

Application Process

  1. Appear in PMDC-MDCAT and clear the cutoff.
  2. Apply on the central admissions portal for PMDC-MDCAT.
  3. Submit FSc, Matric, MDCAT, domicile and CNIC documents.
  4. Wait for the merit list; confirm seat & deposit dues at ZU.

Important Dates 2026

Admission cycle typically opens after the PMDC-MDCAT result. Confirm exact dates on the official site.

FAQs

What was the 2024 closing merit?

78.5% on Self-Finance.

Which entry test is required?

PMDC-MDCAT.

How many MBBS seats?

150 MBBS and 50 BDS.

What is the annual fee?

PKR 1,400,000 – 1,600,000.

Will you get into ZU?

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