University Overview
King Edward Medical University (KEMU) is one of Pakistan’s oldest and most prestigious medical institutions, established in 1860 in the historic city of Lahore. Renowned for its academic heritage and excellence in clinical education, KEMU has played a pivotal role in shaping healthcare in Pakistan for over a century.
Offering top-ranked MBBS, postgraduate, and allied health programs, KEMU equips future doctors with hands-on clinical training through its affiliation with Mayo Hospital. Its centrally located Lahore campus, experienced faculty, and research-led environment make it a top choice for quality medical education in Pakistan.
Programs Offered
Admission Criteria
Entrance Test Details
| Subject | Topics Covered |
|---|---|
| Biology | Cell Biology, Genetics, Human Physiology |
| Chemistry | Physical, Inorganic & Organic Chemistry |
| Physics | Mechanics, Electricity, Thermodynamics |
| English | Grammar, Comprehension, Vocabulary |
| Logical Reasoning | Critical Thinking & Analytical Skills |
How to Apply
FAQs
The annual tuition fee for MBBS at KEMU for local students is approximately PKR 40,000–50,000 for government-funded seats, with additional charges for hostel and examinations. Foreign or self-finance seats cost significantly more.
KEMU offers approximately 300 MBBS seats annually, including open merit, reciprocal, foreign, and disabled quota seats. The number may vary slightly each year based on government policy.
King Edward Medical University is ranked among the top medical universities in Pakistan, generally falling in the top 10 nationally on rankings such as Webometrics and UniRank.
A minimum of 60% marks in FSc (Pre-Medical) is required for eligibility, along with a competitive MDCAT score. Final merit lists are highly competitive, often requiring over 90% aggregate.
KEMU is known for being Pakistan’s oldest and one of its most prestigious medical institutions, with a strong reputation for clinical excellence and research, affiliated with Mayo Hospital.
KEMU has approximately 1,500 to 2,000 students enrolled across undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with the MBBS program admitting around 300 students annually.