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Weightage of marks
- Matric / ‘O’
Level / Equivalent Examination -----10 %
- Intermediate/‘A’ Level/Equivalent
Examination -40 %
- Entrance Test
--------------------------------------------50 %
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Deduction of ten marks
for every extra attempt, if the candidate has appeared in the
Interscience premedical examination/ ‘A’ Level / Equivalent exam to
improve his/her division or grades.
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THE MERIT CALCULATION for INTERMEDIATE
(pre-medical) candidates will be based ONLY ON THREE SCIENCE
SUBJECTS (biology, physics and chemistry). FORTY PERCENT OF THE
TOTAL MARKS OBTAINED in biology, physics and chemistry, WILL BE
CONSIDERED FOR FINAL MERIT CALCULATION.
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Similarly THE MERIT CALCULATION of ‘A
LEVEL/ EQUIVALENT’, CANDIDATES will be based ONLY ON THREE
SCIENCE SUBJECTS (biology, physics and chemistry). FORTY PERCENT
OF THE TOTAL MARKS OBTAINED in biology, physics and chemistry,
calculated according to the IBCC FORMULA given below WILL BE
CONSIDERED FOR FINAL MERIT CALCULATION, as follows:
A
Grade ---------85/100
B
Grade -------- 75/100
C
Grade -------- 65/100
D
Grade -------- 55/100
E
Grade -------- 45/100
Example of formula applied for merit calculation of candidates with
A Level / Equivalent Exam.
If a
candidate has:
Biology ------ A Grade ----85/100
Physics ------- A Grade --- 85/100
Chemistry ---- B Grade --- 75/100
Total 245/300
Since the
intermediate pre-medical examination has 200 marks in each science
subject (Biology, Physics and Chemistry) making a maximum total of
600 marks, therefore the acquired and maximum marks of ‘A’ Level
candidates will be multiplied by two.
245 x 2 / 300 x 2
= 490 / 600
Now 40%
of 490 marks will be considered for weightage in the total marks for
final merit list of an ‘A Level” candidate to be at par with Inter
Science (Pre-medical) Candidate.
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IBCC EQUIVALENCE CERTIFICATE for ‘A
LEVEL / EQUIVALENT Candidates’ WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED For MERIT
CALCULATION as it also includes subjects other than biology, physics
and chemistry. (this is to make the ‘A LEVEL/EQUIVALENT candidates
at par with the ‘INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE’ candidates).
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In case the overall score of two or
more candidates are equal the candidate securing higher marks in the
Intermediate/ ‘A Level’ examination will be ranked higher in the
merit for the purpose of admission.
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If the Intermediate/ ‘A Level’ marks
are also equal, the candidate having higher marks in the matric/ ‘O
Level’ exam will be ranked higher in the merit for the purpose of
admission
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If the matric/ ‘O Level’ marks of two
or more candidates are also equal then the candidate older in age
will be ranked higher in the merit for the purpose of admission.
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Additional
marks for Hafiz-e-Quran :
20
(Twenty) extra marks for merit calculation were given
previously, when maximum 1100 marks of allsubjects were considered;
for merit calculation ratio being 1.8. Now since only science
subjects (Biology, Physics and Chemistry) with maximum marks of 600
are being considered, for all candidates, same ratio will be
applicable and therefore eleven (11) MARKS will be added in
the total of intermediate / A Level marks of Hafiz-e-Quran
candidate, for final merit calculation.
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The selection board will interview the
candidates to ensure that he /she is a genuine Hafiz-e-Quran. The
decision of the selection board will be final.
10. MERIT LIST
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The selection board will make the
INITIAL MERIT LIST, which will be displayed on the notice
board/website of the Dow University of Health Sciences.
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APPLICANTS WILL BE GIVEN TWO DAYS TO
CLAIM for their merit mentioned in the initial merit list.
The selection board after receiving and incorporating genuine claims
will display the FINAL MERIT LIST.