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PIMS Islamabad Opens Nursing Admissions 2026 With Regional Quota Seats

The Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Islamabad, has announced admissions for its four-year BS Nursing program for 2026, offering … Read More The post PIMS Islamabad Opens Nursing Admissions 2026 With Regional Quota Seats appeared first on ProPakistani .

PIMS Islamabad Opens Nursing Admissions 2026 With Regional Quota Seats

The Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) in Islamabad has announced admissions for its four-year BS Nursing program starting in 2026. The institute has allocated 50 seats for eligible male and female students, with 90% of the selection reserved for females. Candidates must have completed Matric Science with Biology, Physics, and Chemistry, along with an FSc Pre-Medical qualification, holding at least 50% marks in these subjects.

The age limit is between 16 and 35 years, and only those who took the SZABMU entry test on September 1, 2026, securing 50 marks or more are eligible. The merit calculation for admissions is based on 50% weightage for the SZABMU entry test, 35% for FSc Pre-Medical results, and 15% for Matric marks. Seats are allocated based on different regional and institutional quotas, with Punjab receiving the highest allocation of 15 seats.

Hostel accommodation will be available only for female students. PIMS will not provide any stipends or financial assistance to students enrolled in the program.

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