Report: Irum Shehzadi /ANI
RAWALPINDI– Commissioner Rawalpindi Salman Ghani, accompanied by Deputy Commissioner Rawalpindi Captain (Retd.) Nadeem Nasir, visited designated MDCAT examination centers and reviewed arrangements for the test scheduled for September 20.
A total of 6,240 candidates will appear in the examination. The Commissioner announced that a shuttle service will operate from Sixth Road to the examination centers to facilitate students.
Salman Ghani visited Arid Agriculture University, Government Graduate College Satellite Town and Siddique Public School Satellite Town and directed officials to install banners to guide students and parents.
He said comprehensive security arrangements had been finalized, with Section 144 to remain in force inside and around the examination centers. Surveillance will be carried out through drones and cameras, while candidates will undergo verification through identity cards, admission letters and biometric systems.
Arrangements for seating, drinking water and parking have also been made for parents. Medical teams will remain on alert at BBH, Holy Family, DHQ and RIUT hospitals.
Deputy Commissioner Nadeem Nasir said police, traffic police, Rescue 1122, NADRA and other departments would work under a coordinated strategy to ensure security of examination papers and other materials.
