BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: 25 Demonstrator Vacancies at Federal Medical College, Islamabad by FPSC (for MBBS Doctors)

Who can apply

• You need an MBBS (or an equivalent medical qualification) recognised and registered by the Pakistan Medical & Dental Council. The advertisement lists no experience requirement, so fresh graduates can apply.
• The age limit is 22 to 30 years, with 5 years of general relaxation in the upper limit.
• If you are a government servant, you must obtain a Departmental Permission Certificate (DPC) before applying and enter its reference number in the online form.
• Your eligibility is counted up to the closing date, 23 November 2026.

How the 25 seats are distributed

Seats are divided by domicile quota, so the number that matters most is the one in your own row.

How to apply before 23 November

1. Open the FPSC online application portal and choose this post (Case No. F.4-179/2026-R).
2. Fill in the form carefully, and enter an email address and mobile number you actually use. FPSC will contact candidates only by email and SMS.
3. Generate your PSID and pay Rs 600 through 1-Link (ATM, mobile banking, Easypaisa, JazzCash or over the counter) on or before the closing date.
4. Check everything before you submit. Information in the form is treated as final, and you can edit the application only once before the deadline.

No hard copy is needed. The portals tend to get busy in the last few days, so it is kinder to your nerves to apply early.

Apply on the FPSC portal FPSC website

The written test: what we know, and what to expect

What FPSC has confirmed

• It is an objective MCQ test, tentatively starting from 2 January 2027.
• The schedule and syllabus will appear on the FPSC website only. No separate notice will be sent.
• The admission certificate is uploaded about two weeks before the test. Bring your original CNIC and a printout of the admission certificate.
• A mobile phone or any electronic device found in the exam hall means disqualification and a permanent ban from FPSC tests.
• Requests for a change of exam centre are accepted only within 10 days of the closing date.

What it will probably look like

The syllabus for this post has not been printed in the advertisement, but there is little to worry about. FPSC has used the same written-test pattern for its medical posts again and again, and this test is expected to follow it. Prepare on this pattern: 100 MCQs in 100 minutes for 100 marks, with 0.25 negative marking. The paper is split into English (20 marks), covering vocabulary, grammar, sentence structure, active and passive voice, and direct and indirect speech, and Professional (80 marks), covering core MBBS subjects, care vs cure, health policies of the government and challenges in the healthcare sector.

On shortlisting, the advertisement says candidates will be shortlisted as per FPSC policy in its General Instructions. A common working estimate is about three candidates per vacancy, which would mean roughly 75 for 25 seats. Treat that as an estimate and check the General Instructions.

Using the weeks you have

From now to 2 January you have roughly eight weeks. Here is a simple way to spend them:

• Weeks 1 and 2: English. It carries 20 marks and is the quickest part to improve. A little practice every day on the five topics goes a long way.
• Weeks 3 to 6: core MBBS subjects. Solve subject-wise MCQs, then read the explanations for the ones you got wrong. That is where the learning happens.
• Weeks 7 and 8: timed papers. Practise full 100-MCQ papers in 100 minutes with negative marking, and learn which doubtful questions to leave.

Official links

Frequently asked questions

Source: FPSC Consolidated Advertisement (Phase-4/2026) dated 6 November 2026, Case No. F.4-179/2026-R (4/2026). Details can change, so confirm everything on fpsc.gov.pk before you apply.