2 Years

To produce community oriented Family Physicians who will be able to provide comprehensive primary health care using evidence-based medicine in a cost-effective manner. 

To develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to function competently and confidently as a family physician in a community.

To master the objectives of the comprehensive patient-centred programme in a manner and with excellence as per the requirements of international Family Medicine Guidelines.

To ensure that graduates of our programme are prepared to accept leadership roles in their communities in regard to community partnership in delivering holistic medicine. 

Assessment will consist of two parts, Continuous Assessment and Final Certification Examination.

• End of Rotation evaluation
• Faculty Evaluation
• Case Presentation and Participation in Journal Club
• Mini CEX / OSCE
• Attendance of 80% at the designated rotations is mandatory.
• All candidates will be evaluated for their participation in CME, journal club and periodic tests.

The assessment will not be primarily concerned with the ability to memorise factual details but rather with the problem solving ability and an understanding of the holistic approach in the discipline concerned. The emphasis will be on the consultative and problem-solving ability, which the trainee is likely to confront when he/she is working independently. 

1. MBBS / Medical Degree (Recognised Medical Institutions)
2. Registration from PMDC

1. MBBS / Medical Degree (Recognised Medical Institutions)
2. Registration from PMDC

• Medical Degree (Recognised Medical Institutions)
• NOC from the Higher Education Commission Pakistan
• Permission from the Ministry of Interior Pakistan
• Provisional Registration Certificate of two years from the Pakistan Medical & Dental Council
• Student Visa for two years from the respective Pakistan Embassy 

• Copy of MBBS degree
• Copy of PMDC registration

A final certification exam will be held at the end of two years. The examination is monitored by the Department of Examination with the support of the faculty of the department of Family Medicine.

To ensure that the examinations are held according to the standard conditions and that no examinee or group of examinees receives unfair advantage on the examination, students (examinees) must strictly adhere to/abide by the rules and regulations of the University. 

• Minimum Attendance 80 % in each Rotation
• Minimum Attendance 80% in Didactic Teaching Sessions
• Taken all of the continuous assessments at end of each term
• No outstanding dues