To ensure the exam is conducted smoothly and fairly, UHS and the Department of Specialized Healthcare have stepped up their preparations.
The department has already instructed Deputy Commissioners in the 12 districts to complete all arrangements.
On exam day, strict security measures will be enforced at 26 centers, including those in Lahore. Rescue 1122, NADRA, traffic police, and other security agencies will be on duty to maintain order.
The Punjab Home Department has also been asked to impose Section 144 around the exam centers to avoid any disturbances.
Meanwhile, the Higher Education Department and the School Education Department have been directed to provide staff for the exam. The Inspector General of Punjab Police has also been asked to oversee law and order.
At UHS, preparations are in their final stage. Senior faculty members have been given responsibilities, and security clearance of the exam staff is underway. Authorities aim to create a secure and fair environment for students appearing in the test.
All departments are working together to ensure the MDCAT is carried out without any problems and in a transparent manner.