The University of Health Sciences (UHS) has announced the results of the Postgraduate Entrance Test (PGET) 2026, with 2,131 out of 8,271 candidates qualifying.
Conducted on October 25, the examination is a prerequisite for admission to Level-III postgraduate programmes, including FCPS, MD, MS and MDS. Candidates were required to secure a score at or above the 75th percentile to pass.
According to the university’s notification, 744 of the 2,939 candidates who appeared in Medicine and Allied qualified. In Surgery and Allied Group-I, 248 out of 959 candidates passed, while 274 of the 1,031 candidates in Group-II were successful.
In other medical disciplines, 86 of 338 candidates passed Anaesthesia, while 287 of 1,136 qualified in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Ophthalmology recorded 51 successful candidates out of 189, while 51 of 197 candidates passed in Otorhinolaryngology (ENT).
In Pathology, 29 of 114 candidates qualified, while Paediatric Medicine recorded 126 successful candidates out of 485. In Psychiatry, 52 of 186 candidates passed, and 108 of 411 qualified in Radiology.
Among dental disciplines, 18 of 64 candidates passed Operative Dentistry, while 30 of 120 qualified in Oral Surgery. Orthodontics recorded 16 successful candidates out of 62, Periodontology four out of 14, and Prosthodontics seven out of 26.
