An alleged MDCAT 2026 question paper has gone viral across social media and WhatsApp groups.
The circulating paper has raised concerns among medical entrance test candidates and their parents. Many students questioned whether the document was genuine.
However, the Sindh Testing Service (STS) has rejected the claims surrounding the viral paper.
According to STS, the alleged MDCAT 2026 paper circulating online is fake. The authority has asked candidates not to trust or share it.
STS Warns Candidates About Fake MDCAT Paper
The viral document quickly gained attention because many candidates use online platforms for exam preparation.
The circulation of the alleged paper created uncertainty among students preparing for the medical entrance examination.
STS advised candidates to avoid fake papers and misleading social media posts. Students should also stay away from unverified examination material.
The testing authority stressed the importance of checking information through official sources.
Candidates should verify examination updates before sharing them with others. This can help prevent rumours and misinformation from spreading online.
Students Asked to Focus on MDCAT 2026 Preparation
STS also advised students not to waste valuable preparation time on viral claims.
Instead, candidates should remain focused on their studies and continue preparing for the examination.
The authority said proper preparation, hard work and concentration remain important for success.
Students have also been instructed to reach their designated examination centres at the scheduled time.
Candidates should make necessary arrangements in advance. Early preparation can help them avoid problems on examination day.
Candidates Warned About Social Media Rumours
The controversy comes as examination arrangements for MDCAT 2026 continue to attract attention from students and parents.
Candidates have been advised to remain cautious while using social media for examination information.
Posts claiming to contain leaked papers, answer keys or confidential material should not automatically be considered genuine.
Students should instead depend on official announcements and verified examination sources.
STS has made its position clear regarding the document currently circulating online. The authority says the alleged MDCAT 2026 question paper is fake.
Candidates should therefore ignore the viral paper and avoid spreading unverified claims.
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With the examination approaching, students have been encouraged to concentrate on preparation and follow official instructions.
