Islamabad: The *Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC)* is expected to hold a crucial meeting on *February 11, 2025*, to discuss major changes for the MDCAT 2025. This year’s Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) is expected to undergo significant reforms, including a computer-based format, an extended testing window, and a unified syllabus across Pakistan. Major Changes in MDCAT 2025 1. *MDCAT Goes Digital: Computer-Based Testing (CBT)* PMDC plans to replace the traditional paper-based MDCAT with a fully digital exam, conducted on computers and tablets in designated testing centers. This shift aims to improve exam security, efficiency, and fairness. 2. *15–30 Day Testing Window Instead of a Single Exam Day* Unlike previous years, where MDCAT was conducted on a single day, MDCAT 2025 will be held over 15 to 30 days. This change will reduce overcrowding, minimize technical difficulties, and provide students with flexible scheduling options. 3. *Standardized MDCAT Syllabus Across Pakistan* To ensure a fair and uniform testing experience, PMDC is introducing a nationally standardized syllabus. This means that students from all provinces and educational boards will follow the same MDCAT curriculum, eliminating regional disparities. 4. *High-Quality MCQs with a Secure Question Bank* PMDC is working on a syllabus-compliant, error-free MCQ bank to maintain question quality and fairness. A secure online question bank portal is also being developed to prevent leaks and question repetition.