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Pakistan Army Opens Registration for Medical Cadet Entry 2026

Last updated: June 15, 2026 9:15 pm
Misbah Jogyat
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Pakistan Army Opens Registration for Medical Cadet Entry 2026
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RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army has announced the opening of registration for Medical Cadet Entry 2026, inviting applications from eligible students aspiring to join the medical profession through military service.

According to official details, the program offers young candidates the opportunity to pursue medical education while serving under the Army’s structured training system. Applicants must meet strict academic requirements in FSc (Pre-Medical) or equivalent qualifications, along with other eligibility criteria set by the selection board.

The selection process will include initial registration, academic screening, intelligence and personality tests, medical examinations, and interviews to ensure merit-based admission. Successful candidates will be inducted into Army-administered medical training institutions.

Officials have encouraged interested students to apply within the announced deadline and ensure accurate submission of documents. The initiative aims to produce highly trained medical professionals to serve both military and national healthcare needs.

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