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The NUMS Entry Test Marks total 200, split into two key sections:

• 150 MCQs from Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and English — carrying 95% of the total score

• 50 MCQs from the Psychological Test — contributing the remaining 5%

Each correct answer is worth 1 mark, and there is no negative marking.

To qualify:

• MBBS admissions require at least 55%

• BDS admissions require 45%

Understanding the NUMS Entry Test Marks and overall test weightage is essential for focused and efficient preparation.

The NUMS Test registration process is conducted online through the official NUMS website. Applicants need to fill out the application form, upload scanned documents, and submit the prescribed fee before the deadline. Registration details, test center selection, and fee payment steps are provided in the official guidelines.

The NUMS Entry Test date is usually announced each year by the National University of Medical Sciences. The test is typically held in September or October. Students should regularly check the official NUMS website for updates and the latest schedule for the NUMS test session.

The NUMS Test eligibility criteria require candidates to have completed their HSSC (Pre-Medical) or an equivalent qualification with at least 65% marks. Applicants must also appear in the NUMS Entry Test conducted by the National University of Medical Sciences (NUMS). This test is mandatory for admission to NUMS-affiliated medical and dental colleges across Pakistan.

The NUMS Entry Test merit is calculated using the following weightage:

• Matriculation (SSC): 10%
• Intermediate (HSSC): 40%
• NUMS Entry Test: 50% Candidates must also meet the minimum eligibility requirements set by the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC).

The NUMS Test score validity lasts for one admission cycle only. If a student wishes to apply in the following year, they must retake the NUMS Entry Test. The policy ensures that each applicant is evaluated based on their most recent academic preparation.

No, there is no negative marking in the NUMS Entry Test. Students can attempt all questions without fear of losing marks for incorrect answers. This policy encourages students to give their best shot on every question during the test.

The NUMS Entry Test format consists of two parts:

• Part A: 150 MCQs from Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and English (95% weightage)
• Part B: 50 MCQs from a psychological aptitude test (5% weightage). Each correct answer earns 1 mark, and there is no negative marking. Understanding the test format helps students plan their NUMS preparation efficiently.