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Farooq Sattar Slams MDCAT Arrangements, Alleges Injustice in Karachi

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  • MQM leader Farooq Sattar has criticised the MDCAT arrangements in Karachi.
  • He alleged poor facilities, high fees of Rs 9,000, and logistical issues for students.
  • Sattar held the Sindh government and IBA Sukkur responsible for the situation.

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MQM leader Farooq Sattar has publicly condemned the handling of the Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) in Karachi. He accused the Sindh government and IBA Sukkur of failing to provide adequate facilities for students despite charging high fees of Rs 9,000. Sattar highlighted logistical challenges at test centres and a history of issues with the exam, including previous paper leaks, which he claims are detrimental to the future of aspiring medical students in the city.

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MQM leader Farooq Sattar has strongly criticised the arrangements for the MDCAT in Karachi, alleging injustice against the city's youth and citing poor facilities, high fees, and logistical chaos at test centres.

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