University Overview
Bolan Medical College (BMC) is the leading public-sector medical institute in Balochistan, established in 1972 in Quetta. As the pioneer medical college of the province, BMC has played a vital role in shaping healthcare education and producing top-tier doctors serving both nationally and internationally.
Offering accredited MBBS and BDS programs, along with various postgraduate specializations, Bolan Medical College emphasizes practical training through its attached teaching hospitals. With a strong commitment to public health, affordable education, and medical research, BMC remains a top choice for aspiring doctors from across Balochistan and Pakistan.
Programs Offered
Admission Criteria
Minimum 60% marks (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
Minimum 55% for MBBS, 50% for BDS (as per PMDC)
Mandatory for local quota seats under BMC
Offered via CPSP-accredited departments at affiliated hospitals
One-year internship required after MBBS/BDS
Entrance Test Details
August 18, 2026 (Expected)
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Expected)
Designated Centers Across Pakistan (Including Quetta)
| Subject | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Biology | Cell Biology, Human Physiology, Genetics & more |
| Chemistry | Organic, Inorganic & Physical Chemistry topics |
| Physics | Mechanics, Waves, Thermodynamics & Electrostatics |
| English | Vocabulary, Grammar Usage, and Reading Comprehension |
| Logical Reasoning | Critical thinking, pattern recognition, and problem solving |
How to Apply
FAQs
MBBS at Bolan Medical College is a 5-year program (10 semesters), while BDS runs for 4 years (8 semesters).
Yes, students can pay their tuition fee in installments. Installment plans must be requested at the time of admission and approved by the finance department, subject to terms and deadlines set by the university.
Yes, separate classes for female students are available for selected programs and time slots, ensuring a comfortable and focused learning environment. Applicants may indicate their preference during the admission process.
Yes, trial classes or orientation sessions may be offered before admission in selected programs to help students understand the teaching style, course structure, and environment. Interested candidates should contact the admissions office for schedules.
Classes typically start in Spring (February/March) and Fall (August/September) semesters, with morning and evening sessions available for most programs. Exact class timings are shared upon enrollment and vary by department.