What UHS Admission Notices Cover for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programs

UHS Public Notices publishes the admission and examination notices for the University of Health Sciences (UHS), Punjab. Based on the notices listed on the site, the coverage spans four main areas: on-campus undergraduate applications and selection lists, MBBS/BDS admission portals, postgraduate entrance test specifications, and result-related notices such as merit lists and recount/review portals. If you are applying to a UHS undergraduate or postgraduate program, these are the notice types you should track and prepare documents for.

Undergraduate on-campus programs

The notices show that on-campus undergraduate admission runs in phases rather than a single announcement.

• Application phase: A notice titled "Apply Online On-Campus Undergraduate Programs Fall 2026 (Phase II)" indicates that applications are submitted through an online portal, and that a second application phase can follow the first.
• Selection phase: A separate notice, "Second Selection List for Admission to On-Campus Undergraduate Programs Fall-2026," shows that selection lists are published in rounds. A second list means some seats remained open or were reallocated after the first round.

For applicants, this means two practical points: keep checking for a later application phase if you missed the first one, and treat the first selection list as not necessarily final.

MBBS and BDS admission

The site lists an "Online Portal Public / Private MBBS-BDS Admission 2025-26" notice. This confirms that MBBS and BDS admission for both public and private institutions is handled through an online portal, and that the notice is tied to a specific admission year. If you are applying in this cycle, the portal notice is the entry point; the merit list and selection notices are the follow-up stages.

Postgraduate entrance test (PGET)

For postgraduate applicants, the relevant notice is the "Notification: Table of Specifications for Postgraduate Entrance Test (PGET)." A table of specifications typically sets out the subject areas, weightings, and question distribution for the test. This is the document to use when planning revision, because it defines what the entrance test actually covers rather than leaving the syllabus to guesswork.

Result, merit, and review notices

Two notice types deal with outcomes after an exam or selection:

• MDCAT result: The site references the "Result of MDCAT 2026 for candidates seeking admissions to Medical and Dental Institutions in Punjab, held on 20th September 2026." This is the score result that feeds into the medical and dental admission process.
• Recount/review portal: A "Result Recount/Review portal" notice indicates a formal channel for candidates who want their result rechecked. If you believe there is a scoring or tabulation error, this portal is the mechanism, not an informal query.

Merit lists, referenced in the site's own description ("Public Notices, Policies, Merit Lists, and More"), sit alongside these as the ranked outcome of a selection round.

How to use these notices

The notices are dated by cycle (for example, Fall-2026 or 2025-26), so always match a notice to your own admission year before acting on it. Older notices remain on the site under the news archive, which is useful for seeing how a previous cycle was structured, but the deadlines and portals in them will not apply to the current intake.