Are Pakistani students less than sixty percent marks in Jiaotong Medical university recognized by pmdc?

The recognition of medical degrees from Jiaotong University (or any foreign university) by the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) – the successor to the PMDC – is not solely determined by a student's percentage of marks. While a high GPA is certainly beneficial, the PMC's recognition process considers several factors, including:

* Accreditation of the University: The university itself must be accredited by a recognized body in its country. Jiaotong University's accreditation status is a crucial factor.

* Curriculum: The curriculum followed at the university must meet the PMC's standards and align with the requirements for medical education in Pakistan.

* Verification of Credentials: The PMC will verify all documents submitted by the student, including degrees and transcripts.

* Equivalence Assessment: The PMC will assess the equivalence of the foreign medical degree with a Pakistani medical degree.

Therefore, simply having less than 60% marks doesn't automatically disqualify a Pakistani student's degree from Jiaotong University from being recognized by the PMC. The overall evaluation is far more complex. To know for sure, a Pakistani student should contact the PMC directly for the most up-to-date information and specific requirements.