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At Jinnah Medical & Dental College (JMDC), we believe that every great healthcare professional begins with a strong foundation in knowledge, compassion, and clinical excellence. With a legacy spanning nearly three decades, JMDC has been nurturing future doctors and dentists since welcoming its first MBBS batch in 1998 and its first BDS batch in 1999. Our first graduates completed their studies in 2003, marking the beginning of a lasting contribution to medical and dental education.
Affiliated with Jinnah Sindh Medical University (JSMU) and recognized by the Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PMDC), JMDC is dedicated to providing quality education that prepares students for the evolving demands of the medical and dental professions.
Our graduates can pursue international career pathways and qualifying examinations, including the USMLE (ECFMG), National Board examinations, and PLAB, subject to the relevant eligibility requirements.
At JMDC, we don’t just educate future doctors and dentists; we empower them to shape the future of healthcare.

JMDC engaged students at Aga Khan School through a Career Exploration & Healthcare Awareness Session, introducing them to opportunities in Medicine and Dentistry and helping them explore future career pathways.

JMDC hosted its 9th Annual Research Symposium, bringing together 16 groups of 4th-year MBBS students to showcase their research projects. The symposium highlighted student-led research on key healthcare challenges, fostering evidence-based thinking, innovation, and a strong culture of medical research at JMDC

JMDC conducted a Fire Safety Presentation, Mock Drill, and Practical Fire Demonstration on 10 September 2026, covering fire extinguisher handling, the PASS technique, evacuation procedures, and emergency coordination.

JMDC and REVIVE conducted a hands-on First Responder Course at the JMDC Basement, equipping participants with essential emergency response and first-aid skills. 80+ first responders were trained in CPR, AED use, airway management, choking relief, bleeding control, fracture management, and emergency stabilization techniques.

JMDC, in collaboration with Indus Hospital, organized a campus-wide blood donation drive at the JMDC Common Room. The initiative saw 134+ registered donors, with 46 successful blood donations, alongside comprehensive health screenings for participating donors.

JMDC and CARE organized a community-focused medical camp at Mubarak Village, providing free healthcare consultations, diagnostic evaluations, and essential medicines to the local community. More than 126 different types of medications were provided free of charge.
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