UHS announces MBBS exam result 2012

Lahore, The University of Health Sciences (UHS) on Monday declared the result of the second professional MBBS Annual Examination 2012.

As many as 3,086 candidates were appeared in the exams from 22 affiliated medical colleges. The exams were conducted in November out of which 2,200 succeeded and 763 candidates failed. Around 123 candidates will get result later. The overall pass percentage remains 74.25.

Student from Shalamar Medical and Dental College in Lahore, Iqra Arshad got first position by getting 862 out of 1,000 marks. Fatima Khalid, a student of Avicenna Medical College (Lahore) clinched second position by getting 854 marks while Sadaf Faisal Bhopal from Wah Medical College, Wah Cantt stood third with 847 marks while students who could not pass the exam can submit their admission forms before January 22, 2013. Supplementary examinations will commence from February 13.

University of Health Sciences (UHS) Lahore is an innovative and internationally recognized university which is student centered. It has 80 colleges and institutes affiliated and about 35,000 undergraduate and 4000 postgraduate students registered.

UHS is playing vital role to motivate the students and provide quality education in basic medical sciences. The varsity has made efforts to inspire the neglected fields of nursing and other allied health sciences, innovative courses in biomedical engineering, genetics and behavioural sciences, and fostering significant on-campus and off-campus research activities.

The UHS is working hard to deliver Quality Assurance; Justice, Fair play, Merit and Transparency; adherence to Standard Operating Procedures with zero tolerance to deviance; Resistance to all Pressures; building innovative culture; and, commitment to implementation, output and devotion to public service.

University of Health Sciences is the only institution which is delivering specialization in medical, dental, nursing, biomedical engineering and paramedic education in the province of Punjab.

UHS is struggling from its beginning to yield highly significant research which be beneficial to solve real health problems and increase quality of life.