🎓 PUMHSW Postgraduate Admissions 2026 — PhD, MS, MPhil, MSPH, MSN, FCPS-II, fellowship and diploma programmes | Apply by 29 July or 10 August 2026.
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Degree, diploma, MPhil, MSPH, MSN and PhD application deadline: 10 August 2026
UniversityPeoples University of Medical & Health Sciences for Women
CampusShaheed Benazirabad
Academic SessionMarch 2026
Programme LevelsPhD, MS, MPhil, MSPH, MSN, FCPS & Diplomas
FCPS Deadline29 July 2026
Main PG Deadline10 August 2026
Application ModeOnline + Hard Copy
Entry Test22 August 2026
Session Commences3 September 2026
PUMHSW Postgraduate Admissions 2026
Peoples University of Medical and Health Sciences for Women, Shaheed Benazirabad, has opened postgraduate admissions for the academic session March 2026. The university is offering PhD, MS, MPhil, MSPH, MSN, FCPS-II training, second fellowship and multiple diploma programmes in medical, clinical, laboratory, public-health and nursing disciplines.
FCPS-II applicants must complete the prescribed process by 29 July 2026, while candidates applying for degree programmes, diplomas, MPhil, MSPH, MSN and PhD must submit the online form by 10 August 2026 and send the required hard-copy application with the paid bank challan by 12 August 2026.
Quick Overview
| Institution | Peoples University of Medical & Health Sciences for Women (PUMHSW) |
|---|---|
| Location | Shaheed Benazirabad, Sindh |
| Academic Session | March 2026 |
| Programme Categories | PhD, MS, MPhil, MSPH, MSN, FCPS-II, second fellowship and diploma programmes |
| Application Method | Online application followed by hard-copy submission where required |
| FCPS-II Deadline | 29 July 2026 |
| Main Postgraduate Deadline | 10 August 2026 |
| Hard-Copy Deadline | 12 August 2026 |
| Entry Test Date | 22 August 2026 |
| Academic Session Commencement | 3 September 2026 |
About PUMHSW
Peoples University of Medical and Health Sciences for Women is a public-sector medical university in Shaheed Benazirabad offering undergraduate, postgraduate and specialist clinical education. Its postgraduate medical centre manages advanced programmes for doctors, dentists, nurses, public-health professionals and biomedical researchers.
The March 2026 admissions cover clinical residency, specialist training, research degrees and professional diplomas. Applicants should carefully match their prior qualification, registration status, house-job experience and specialty background with the stated programme requirements.
PhD Programmes
- Biochemistry: Advanced research training in biochemical mechanisms, molecular processes and laboratory-based medical investigation.
- Pharmaceutics: Research-focused study in drug formulation, delivery systems, pharmaceutical development and related scientific methods.
- Hematology: Doctoral research in blood disorders, laboratory diagnostics, haemostasis and advanced haematological sciences.
- Histopathology: Research training in disease processes, tissue diagnosis and laboratory-based pathological investigation.
Second Fellowship in Pain Medicine
- Pain Medicine: A two-year second-fellowship programme available after FCPS-II in Anaesthesiology.
MS Degree Programmes
| Duration | Programmes |
|---|---|
| Five Years | MS Neurosurgery, MS Orthopaedics, MS Paediatric Surgery, MS Urology, MS Cardiology and MS Neurology |
| Four Years | MS Anaesthesiology, MS Otorhinolaryngology and MS Psychiatry |
FCPS-II Training Programmes
- Anaesthesiology: Specialist clinical training in perioperative care, anaesthesia practice and patient monitoring.
- Ophthalmology: Advanced training in eye disease diagnosis, treatment and surgical care.
- Paediatric Surgery: Specialist surgical training for infants, children and adolescents.
- ENT: Clinical and surgical training in ear, nose and throat disorders.
- Neurosurgery: Advanced surgical training involving the brain, spine and nervous system.
- Urology: Specialist training in urinary-tract and male reproductive-system conditions.
- Neurology: Clinical training in diagnosis and management of neurological disorders.
MPhil Training Programmes
- Anatomy: Two-year postgraduate training in human structure, morphology and anatomical sciences.
- Biochemistry: Advanced study of biochemical pathways, laboratory methods and medical applications.
- Histopathology: Postgraduate training in tissue pathology, microscopic diagnosis and disease mechanisms.
- Microbiology: Training in microorganisms, infection, laboratory diagnosis and clinical microbiology.
- Physiology: Advanced study of normal body functions, systems and medical applications.
- Pharmacology: Postgraduate study of medicines, drug actions, safety and therapeutic use.
- Community Medicine: Training in public health, epidemiology, preventive medicine and population-based care.
MSPH and MSN Programmes
- MSPH in Community Medicine: A two-year Master of Science in Public Health programme focused on population health and community medicine.
- Master of Science in Nursing: A two-year MSN programme for eligible registered nurses meeting the stated academic and professional requirements.
Diploma Programmes
| Duration | Diploma / Programme |
|---|---|
| Two Years | Anaesthesiology (DA), Cardiology (Dip-Card), Child Health (DCH), Clinical Pathology (DCP), Gynae & Obstetrics (DGO), Laryngology & Otology (DLO), Medical Radio-Diagnosis (DMRD), Medical Radio-Therapy (DMRT), Ophthalmology (DO), Medical Jurisprudence (DMJ), Psychiatry (DPM), Clinical Neurology (DCN), Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases (DTCD), and Diploma in Diabetic Management (DDM) |
| One Year | Diabetic Foot Care Practitioner (DDFCP) |
General Eligibility Criteria
- Recognized MBBS qualification: Medical applicants must hold an MBBS degree from a recognized university listed under the relevant PM&DC provisions.
- FCPS-I evidence: FCPS-II applicants must submit an FCPS-I pass certificate or official congratulations letter.
- Valid registration: Applicants must hold valid PM&DC registration where required by the selected medical programme.
- House job: Medical programmes generally require one year of resident house job in a PM&DC-recognized institution.
- Foreign graduates: Candidates with foreign qualifications must provide the required equivalence certificate from PM&DC.
- Separate applications: A separate application form must be submitted for each course, diploma or training programme.
- Same-specialty applications: One candidate may apply for a degree, diploma or course within the same specialty but not for two different disciplines simultaneously.
- In-service applicants: Serving candidates must obtain an NOC and may submit an advance copy with relevant documents.
- No TA/DA: No travel or daily allowance will be provided for tests, interviews or admission-related appearances.
Programme-Specific Eligibility
- MPhil programmes: Applicants must hold MBBS with valid PM&DC registration and complete the required resident house job.
- Medical Jurisprudence diploma: Applicants need MBBS plus the specified teaching, medico-legal, forensic or clinical-forensic experience.
- MSPH: Eligible qualifications include MBBS, BDS, BSPH or BSc Nursing, with required house-job and registration conditions for medical and dental graduates.
- MPhil Community Medicine: Applicants require MBBS, one year of resident house job and valid PM&DC registration.
- DDFCP: Eligible applicants may hold MBBS, DPT, Pharm-D, BSN or BSPH qualifications.
- DDM: Applicants need MBBS with one year of house job.
MSN Eligibility
Category I
- Schooling and nursing diploma: Minimum ten years of schooling with a three-year nursing diploma and one-year midwifery or approved post-basic specialty diploma registered with PNC.
- Professional experience: One year of experience as a registered nurse after completing the nursing diploma.
- Post-RN qualification: Two-year Post RN BSN or BSM degree followed by one year of RN experience.
Category II
- Academic background: Twelve years of schooling including Matric and FSc Pre-Medical.
- Professional degree: Four-year Generic BSN Nursing degree registered with PNC.
- Internship and experience: One-year bedside-care internship and one year of registered-nurse experience after GBSN.
PhD Admission Requirements
- Programme duration: The PhD programme comprises one year of coursework and two years of research.
- Required qualification: Applicants need an MPhil or equivalent degree in the relevant field from an HEC-recognized institution.
- Minimum academic standing: At least CGPA 3.00 out of 4.00 or 60% marks are required.
- General admission test: GRE/HAT General or the PUMHSW admission test must be passed with a minimum score of 60%.
- Subject-specific test: The university will conduct the subject test on 22 August 2026, requiring at least 60% marks.
- Interview and proposal: Qualified candidates must attend the interview and research-proposal presentation on 31 August 2026.
- Research proposal: Applicants must submit a proposal related to their intended field of research.
- Valid GRE/HAT result: Candidates relying on GRE/HAT must bring the valid result for eligibility at the interview stage.
Application and Examination Fees
| Category | Fee |
|---|---|
| MD/MS Part-I examination + prospectus + curriculum | Rs. 25,000 |
| MD/MS Part-I with late fee | Rs. 27,500 |
| PhD subject-specific test + prospectus | Rs. 25,000 |
| PhD research-proposal presentation and interview | Rs. 10,000 |
| FCPS-II, diplomas, MPhil, MSPH and MSN entry test + prospectus | Rs. 8,000 |
| FCPS-II, diplomas, MPhil, MSPH and MSN with late fee | Rs. 9,500 |
Tuition Fees for Overseas Candidates
| Programme | Fee |
|---|---|
| MD/MS Part-I degree courses | Rs. 50,000 per year |
| FCPS-II course | Rs. 10,000 per year |
| Second Fellowship in Pain Medicine | Rs. 30,000 per year |
| All diplomas, MPhil and MSPH | Rs. 25,000 per year |
| Diploma in Diabetic Management | Rs. 50,000 per year |
| MSN | Rs. 70,000 per semester |
| Self-finance diploma courses | Rs. 100,000 per year |
| Self-finance Diploma in Diabetic Management | Rs. 300,000 per year |
| MS/MD Part-I for overseas candidates | US$5,000 per year |
| All diploma courses for overseas candidates | US$2,500 per year |
PhD Fee Structure
| Fee Component | Amount |
|---|---|
| Subject-specific test, research-proposal presentation, prospectus and curriculum | Rs. 35,000 |
| GRE/HAT route — curriculum and prospectus only | Rs. 8,000 |
| Admission fee | Rs. 10,000 |
| Tuition fee | Rs. 70,000 Year 1; Rs. 70,000 Year 2; Rs. 60,000 Year 3 |
| Library, identity card, laboratory, computer, utilities and enrolment | Rs. 20,000 |
| Supervision fee | Rs. 100,000 |
| Research and seminars fee | Rs. 60,000 |
| Thesis evaluation and defence | Rs. 125,000 |
| Examination fee | Rs. 25,000 |
| International candidate package | US$2,000 lump sum, with details in the postgraduate prospectus |
Miscellaneous One-Time Charges
- Workshop fee: Four compulsory workshops carry a combined fee of Rs. 48,000.
- Identity and registration: Identity card Rs. 300, enrolment Rs. 500 and registration Rs. 700.
- Academic records: Experience certificate Rs. 350 and logbook Rs. 1,000.
- Research documents: Synopsis fee Rs. 2,500 and thesis or dissertation fee Rs. 21,000 for degree and master programmes.
- Other charges: Curriculum fee Rs. 2,000, library registration Rs. 1,000 and monthly library fee Rs. 1,000.
Required Documents
- Application form: Complete the online form for the selected programme and print the final submission where required.
- Paid bank challan: Include the original paid challan with the hard-copy application.
- Academic documents: Prepare MBBS, BDS, nursing, postgraduate or other qualifying degree certificates and transcripts.
- Professional registration: Include valid PM&DC or PNC registration according to the programme.
- House-job certificate: Medical and dental applicants should attach the required one-year house-job evidence.
- FCPS-I evidence: FCPS-II applicants must provide the pass certificate or official congratulations letter.
- NOC: In-service applicants must provide employer permission for postgraduate study.
- Research proposal: PhD applicants must submit a proposal relevant to their intended research field.
- Equivalence certificate: Foreign graduates must provide the required PM&DC equivalence document.
How to Apply
- Select the programme: Confirm the exact degree, diploma, fellowship or training course matching your qualification and specialty.
- Review eligibility: Check registration, house job, experience, test and academic requirements carefully.
- Open the admission portal: Visit pgadmissions.pumhs.edu.pk and access the relevant application form.
- Complete the form: Enter accurate personal, academic, registration and professional details.
- Generate the challan: Pay the prescribed fee through the stated banking method.
- Upload documents: Add clear scans of required certificates, registrations, photographs and supporting records.
- Submit online: Complete the FCPS-II application by 29 July 2026 or the main postgraduate application by 10 August 2026.
- Print the application: Download and print the completed form where hard-copy submission is required.
- Prepare the hard copy: Attach supporting documents and the original paid bank challan.
- Send by courier: Dispatch the complete application to the Director, Postgraduate Medical Center, PUMHSW, Nawabshah, Shaheed Benazirabad.
- Meet the hard-copy deadline: Ensure the documents reach the university by 12 August 2026 for the main postgraduate schedule.
- Save proof: Keep online confirmation, challan copy and courier receipt for reference.
FCPS-II Admission Schedule
| Activity | Date |
|---|---|
| Application forms available | 27 July 2026 |
| Last date for application submission | 29 July 2026 |
| Display of eligible candidates | 30 July 2026 |
| Interviews | 31 July 2026 |
| Final list after interview | 31 July 2026 |
| Admission offer letters | 31 July 2026 |
| Commencement of academic session | 31 July 2026 |
FCPS interviews will be held in the Conference Room of the Vice Chancellor’s Secretariat at 9:30 AM sharp.
Main Postgraduate Admission Schedule
| Activity | Date |
|---|---|
| Online application forms available | 1 August 2026 |
| Last date for online application | 10 August 2026 |
| Hard-copy submission deadline | 12 August 2026 |
| Display of shortlisted candidates for theory component | 17 August 2026 |
| Issuance of admit slips through online portal | 18 August 2026 |
| Entry test for diplomas, MPhil, MSPH, MSN and MD/MS Part-I | 22 August 2026 |
| PhD subject-specific test | 22 August 2026 |
| Display of qualified candidates | 26 August 2026 |
| Interviews for MD/MS Part-I | 29 August 2026 |
| Interviews for diplomas, MSPH, MPhil and MSN | 29 August 2026 |
| PhD interview and research-proposal presentation | 31 August 2026 |
| Final display of selected candidates | 2 September 2026 |
| Issuance of admission offer letters | 3 September 2026 |
| Commencement of academic session | 3 September 2026 |
Who Should Apply?
- Medical graduates: MBBS doctors seeking specialist, surgical, diagnostic, forensic or research training may apply.
- Dental and public-health graduates: Eligible BDS, BSPH and related professionals may consider MSPH and relevant postgraduate pathways.
- Nursing professionals: Registered nurses meeting the Category I or II requirements may apply for MSN.
- Research candidates: MPhil or equivalent graduates with strong academic standing may apply for PhD programmes.
- Clinical trainees: FCPS-I qualified doctors may apply for FCPS-II training in the listed specialties.
Practical Application Tips
- Match specialty carefully: Applicants should avoid selecting two different disciplines in the same admission cycle.
- Check registration validity: Renew PM&DC or PNC registration before applying when required.
- Prepare the hard copy early: Courier delays can cause otherwise complete applications to miss the deadline.
- Keep challan proof: The original paid bank challan is required with the hard-copy submission.
- Prepare for the test: Review programme-specific subjects before the 22 August 2026 entry examination.
- PhD proposal readiness: Research candidates should prepare a clear proposal aligned with the selected discipline.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Incomplete application: Missing registrations, house-job records, challan or supporting documents may delay processing.
- Wrong programme combination: Do not apply simultaneously for two different disciplines where the rules prohibit it.
- Missing NOC: In-service candidates should not submit an application without employer permission.
- Late courier delivery: Hard copies reaching after 12 August 2026 may not be entertained.
- Ignoring test dates: Applicants must remain available for entry tests, interviews and proposal presentations on the scheduled dates.
Applicant Safety Guidance
- Use the official portal: Submit applications only through pgadmissions.pumhs.edu.pk.
- Pay through the stated channel: Keep the official bank challan and avoid payments to private individuals.
- Protect credentials: Do not share portal passwords, OTPs or banking information with unauthorized persons.
- Keep records: Save the online form, challan copy, courier receipt and submitted documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which postgraduate programmes are available?
PhD, MS, MPhil, MSPH, MSN, FCPS-II, second fellowship and multiple diploma programmes are offered.
What is the FCPS-II application deadline?
The last date for FCPS-II applications is 29 July 2026.
What is the main postgraduate application deadline?
The online deadline is 10 August 2026.
When must the hard copy reach the university?
The hard-copy application should reach by 12 August 2026.
When will the entry test be held?
The main entry and subject-specific tests are scheduled for 22 August 2026.
Can one candidate apply for two different disciplines?
No. A candidate cannot apply for more than one degree or diploma course in two different disciplines simultaneously.
Is a separate application required for each course?
Yes. A separate application form is required for each course or training programme.
Do in-service applicants need an NOC?
Yes. They must obtain an NOC from their employer.
When will classes begin?
The FCPS session begins on 31 July 2026, while the main postgraduate session begins on 3 September 2026.
Is TA/DA provided?
No. TA/DA is not admissible.
Final Guidance
Doctors, nurses, public-health professionals and research graduates should apply only for programmes matching their prior qualification, registration, house-job record and specialty background.
Complete the online form, pay the required fee, prepare the hard-copy application and meet the applicable deadline of 29 July or 10 August 2026.
🎓 PUMHSW Postgraduate Admissions 2026 | PhD, MS, MPhil, MSPH, MSN, FCPS-II and Diplomas | Apply by 29 July or 10 August 2026.
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