KEMU MS Final Exam Result 2026

The Office of the Controller of Examinations at King Edward Medical University releases the official KEMU MS Final Exam Result 2026 for multiple surgical disciplines following the recent assessments.

 

Students seeking postgraduate evaluations can now access the KEMU results for various Master of Surgery specialties held in September 2026 under the 2014 regulatory framework. This official announcement covers candidates across six vital surgical fields, providing a clear pathway for aspiring medical professionals who participated in the Second Annual Examination.

 

The recent notification details performance outcomes across six major surgical departments. Candidates who appeared for the written tests can verify their roll numbers and obtained marks for MS Anaesthesia, MS Cardiac Surgery, MS Obstetrics and Gynaecology, MS Orthopaedic Surgery, MS Paediatric Surgery, and MS Plastic Surgery. Each written paper carries a maximum limit of 500 marks. To successfully pass this evaluation stage, candidates must secure a cumulative score of 60 percent across both MCQ and SAQ formats. Passing this written component grants candidates full eligibility to appear in the upcoming clinical and OSCE examinations. Furthermore, achieving this milestone secures the written part result for up to three consecutive attempts for the oral and clinical sections. If candidates fail to clear the subsequent clinical portions within these three attempts, they must re-sit the written examination.

 

Candidates wishing to contest their scores or request score verification can submit formal applications. The university permits students to apply for rechecking on the prescribed form alongside the required fee within 10 days of the result declaration date. All published notifications remain subject to errors and omissions excepted. Aspirants tracking their MS results can review the complete Gazette notifications on the official university portal to plan their next professional steps. Securing the Master of Surgery second annual exam result represents a critical milestone for doctors navigating advanced postgraduate medical examinations in Pakistan.