7th National Interactive Mock Examination Successfully Conducted at King Edward Medical University
King Edward Medical University (KEMU), successfully organized the 7th National Interactive Mock Examination on the 4th and 5th of June 2025. This highly structured academic exercise was designed as an intensive preparatory mock drill for FCPS and MS postgraduate trainees across the country.
The key components of the mock exam included:
1. Simulated Clinical Examination Stations.
2. Focused Viva Sessions.
3. Targeted Feedback.
4. Exam Strategy Insights.
5. Peer Learning Environment.
More than 40 esteemed Professors and Associate Professors from various prestigious medical institutions across Pakistan participated in this mock exam.
The Vice Chancellor of KEMU, Prof. Mahmood Ayyaz (SI), graced the occasion as the Chief Guest.
Prof. Faisal Masood, Chairman of the course and Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, welcomed the worthy Vice Chancellor and emphasized the importance of the mock exam as a real-time simulation of the actual postgraduate examinations.
Distinguished attendees included:
Prof. Asghar Naqi (Registrar, KEMU)
Prof. Abrar Ashraf Ali (Dean, Medical Education)
Dr. Mumraiz Naqshband (Associate Professor)
Professor Rana Arshad
Assistant Professor Muhammad akaram
Associate Professor Razaq Awan
Dr. Bilal Bidhwal (Course Coordinator)
Dr. Mazhar Rafique (Course Coordinator)
Worthy Vice Chancellor Prof. Mahmood Ayyaz shared valuable insights on how candidates should approach examiners during clinical assessments and highlighted the importance of confidence, preparedness, and effective communication.
Prof. Abrar Ashraf Ali stressed that exam readiness depends on two pillars: preparation and practice. He further remarked that how candidates communicate with the examiners and demonstrate emotional intelligence plays a crucial role in success.
The mock exam proved to be a transformative learning experience, offering a valuable opportunity for postgraduates to assess their clinical and communication skills in a structured and supportive environment.
At the conclusion of the event, the Honourable Vice Chancellor presented commemorative honorary shields to the esteemed guests. This gesture served as a token of appreciation and recognition for their valuable presence, support, and contributions to the success of the event. The moment reflected the institution’s deep respect and gratitude towards its distinguished visitors.