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Thursday, October 29

Merit List of FMDC 2015

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Merit List of FMDC 2015

The list of selected students has been pasted on the notice board of the college. The list will soon be available on NTS website. The closing merits of the list are given below:
  • AJK - 81.529%
  • BALOCHISTAN - 77.57%
  • FATA - 75.446%
  • FEDERAL GOVT EMPLOYEE - 80.96%
  • FEDERAL - 80.333%
  • GILGIT BALTISTAN - 77.93%
  • KPK - 78.938%
  • OPEN MERIT - 83.485%
  • PUNJAB -  81.37%
  • SINDH(RURAL) - 78.304%
  • SINDH(URBAN) - 81.659%
The name of the selected students along with their merits is available here: FMDC merit list 2015
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Monday, October 5

FMDC 2014 Entry Test Paper

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FMDC 2014 Entry Test Paper

FMDC did not conduct any test in 2014 but the test for the admission year 2014 was conducted in April of 2015. The MCQs given below are from the test of April 2015.
Note: These questions were submitted by students after the test. After your test do submit the questions you remember (on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Etest.Prep) so that those can be shared with your juniors.

1) Cactus is a
A. Mesophyte
B. Xerophyte
C. Hydrophyte
D. Halophyte.

2) There are two stars one having mass M and the other having 2M .Both are present at equal distance from the center of earth .What will be the ration of gravitational force?

3) which of these have no nuclei
a monera
b protista
c fungi
d plantae
e animalia

4) Suppose there is a battery having Voltage X is connected across a Conductor and Charge Y is established in circuit .. What will be capacitance ?

5) Meaning of abolish

6) Which of the following Contains unpaired Electrons
1) cu+2
2) zn+2
3) k+1
4) ti+4

6) which has lowest ksp value
a-Mg(OH)2
b-Ca(OH)2
c-Be(OH)2
d-Ca(OH)2

7) Which kingdom have organisms with out  nucleus
(a)monera
(b)plantae
(c)fungi
(d)protista
(e)animalia

8) which of the following has an unpaired electron?
a- Ti+4
b- Zn+2
c- Cu+4
d- K+1

9) which one of following is true about protein structures for each statement
1-polypeptide chain bends and folds upon itself forming a globular structure
2-they comprises number and sequence of amino acid
3-they usually coil into helix or some other regular configuration
    statement 1   statement 2  statement 3
a- secondary     tertiary          primary
b- tertiary          secondary     primary
c- tertiary           primary        secondary

10) Pepsin is activated in the presence of which of the following.
Pepsinogen.
Gestrin.
Lipase.
Hcl

11) Malpigan tubules excretes into?

12) A question related to skeletal muscles

13) A question related to punnet square

14) Antonym of weaken

15) Antonym of retain
Allocate
Allegate
Distract
Discard

16) Synonym of exceedingly

17) Synonym of Exceedingly

18) What makes community.
Food web.
Same species.
All species living in a habitat.

19) A ball strikes with a wall,the wall forces it back with same speed, which of following is true:

20) removel of skin from hands in embryonic life is example of
convergent evolution
neoteny

21) PEPSIN IS ACTIVE IN THE PRESENCE OF
HCL
Trypsin
Actin

22) Bessemer converter is used to manufacture
a) pig iron
b) wrought iron
c) cast iron
d) steel

23) Alkenes undergo what type of reactions....
.electrophilic addition reactions

24) if charges are doubled and distance b/w them is also doubled...what will be the effect on electrostatic force?

25) malpighian tubules are found in
Earth worm

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Wednesday, September 30

FMDC 2015 Statistics

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FMDC 2015 Statistics

The admission cycle of FMDC for the admission year 2015 - 16 started in August 2015. Since FMDC is no more banned by PMDC and is affiliated with PIMS so a large number of students applied for admission in FMDC.  Only MBBS is being offered by FMDC and distribution of seats is as follows:
  • Open Merit  6
  • Punjab   40
  • Sindh R  9
  • Sindh U  6
  • KPK   9
  • Balochistan  5
  • Gilgit Baltistan 2
  • FATA   2
  • AJK   2
  • Islamabad Capital Territory  10
  • Federal Government Employees  9
i.e a total of 100 seats.  For these 100 seats 21240 students will be competing in the test.

The number of applicants from each province are listed below

    Sr. Number    
Province
   Number of applicants    
1
Punjab
13236
2
Sindh
4630
3
KPK
2577
4
   Baluchistan   
797

The number of applicants who will be appearing in each test center are listed below

  Sr. Number   
City
    Number of applicants     
1
Rawalpindi 4822
2
Lahore 3781
3
Faisalabad
1433
4
Multan 2299
5
Bhawalpur 901
6
Quetta 797
7
    Dera Ismail Khan     325
8
Peshawar 2252
9
Karachi 1167
10
Hyderabad 1519
11
Sukkur 1944

This is all data we got. I hope these stats will make you to work even harder :p 
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Tuesday, September 1

FMDC Admissions & Guide

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FMDC admissions

Q:1: What is the last date of registeration?
Q:2: What are the programs/degrees offered at FMDC?
Q:3: What is the tuition and hostel fee at FMDC?
Q:4: What is the distribution of seats in FMDC?
Q:5: How to apply for FMDC?
Q:6: What is the pattern of the Test?
Q:7: Is there any negative marking in the test?
Q:8: How much time is alloted for the test?
Q:9: Where is the test conducted?
Q:10: What is the merit criteria in FMDC?
Q:11: What is the syllabus How to prepare for the entrance test?
Q:12: What were the closing merits of last year?
Q:13: From where I can get the sample & the past paper?

Registeration Date
The last date to get registered for FMDC is September 14th, 2015

Programs offered at FMDC
Currently FMDC offers only MBBS, BDS is expected to start soon.

Tuition and Hostel Fee
  • Tuition Fee : 24000 per year
  • Hostel Fee : 36000 per year
Distribution of seats
  • Open Merit  6
  • Punjab   40
  • Sindh R  9
  • Sindh U  6
  • KPK   9
  • Balochistan  5
  • Gilgit Baltistan 2
  • FATA   2
  • AJK   2
  • Islamabad Capital Territory  10
  • Federal Government Employees  9
Applying for FMDC
The admission forms are available on the nts website  NTS website .
You have to download the form, fill it and send via post on the address mentioned on the form. You will get a roll number slip in the last week before the test. Last date for application submission is 14th September 2015. Test shall be conducted on 11th October 2015.

Pattern of the test
The test comprises of 150 mcqs, the division of mcqs is as follows:
  • 60 from biology
  • 35 from chemistry
  • 35 from physics
  • 20 from english
For physics, chemistry and biology you have to prepare the complete books. While the syllabus of English is not well defined. There will be 20 mcqs in English portion from Antonyms , Synonyms , Grammar , Reading Comprehension. There is no syllabus for English. The questions can be from any book, any source.

Negative marking in the test
There is no negative marking in the test. Feel free to make wild guesses :D

Timing for the test
The time provided to solve the test ( 150 mcqs ) will be 2.5 hours i.e 150 minutes. You can easily solve test of FMDC in two & half hours provided you are prepared .

Test centers
The test is conducted in almost all big cities of Pakistan. Below is the list of all those cities. In case the number of students in any particular city who applied for the test is less than 200 they are asked to take the test in the nearest city.
  • Islamabad
  • Lahore
  • Karachi
  • Peshawar
  • Quetta
  • Multan
  • Faisalabad
  • D I Khan
  • Sukkur
  • Bahawalpur
  • Hyderabad
Merit Criteria
The merit criteria for FMDC is the same as the of UHS i.e 50% test, 40% fsc and 10% matric.

Syllabus and Test Preparation
You need to prepare the complete text books of Sciences for the test. The best source to prepare for the test ofcourse are your text books. Some helping books are also available in the market but that too contain the material from your course so it is better to read and learn from you course books. As per English you do not need any such preparation . If you are good at English you can do this portion easily. However you can practice the comprehension questions from the web. Revising grammar portion will be helpful too.

Closing merits of last year
The closing merits of last two years are given below:
Category
Closing Aggregates
  Year 2013   
  Year 2014   
AJK
81.04%
75.228%
BALOCHISTAN
76.02%
72.983%
FATA
75.73%
73.624%
FEDERAL GOVT EMPLOYEE
79.29%
77.342%
   ISLAMABAD CAPITAL TERRITORY    
78.75%
76.226%
GILGIT BALTISTAN
71.8%
73.121%
KPK
77.53%
75.122%
OPEN MERIT
84.25%
82.411%
PUNJAB
79.76%
78.334%
SINDH (RURAL)
73.38%
70.67%
SINDH (URBAN)
73.74%
69.452%

Sample paper and the past paper
Here is the sample paper. You can get the idea about the type of paper from it. Link: Sample Paper
The past papers will be added in a day or two.
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Thursday, April 23

Merit List of FMDC 2014

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FMDC did not conduct any test in 2014, however the test for the admission year 2014-15 was conducted in April of 2015. The closing merit of which are given below:
  • AJK - 75.228%
  • BALOCHISTAN - 72.983%
  • FATA - 73.624%
  • FEDERAL GOVT EMPLOYEE - 77.342%
  • FEDERAL - 76.226%
  • GILGIT BALTISTAN - 73.121%
  • KPK - 75.122%
  • OPEN MERIT - 82.411%
  • PUNJAB -  78.334%
  • SINDH(RURAL) - 70.67%
  • SINDH(URBAN) - 69.452%
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Saturday, March 14

Past Paper of FMDC

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Paper of 2013

English Portion

1) Lesion is closest in meaning to:
a) Treasure
b) Injury
c) Honor
d) Esteem

2) Pick out the synonyms of Lethal:
a) Philosophical
b) Unique
c) Wholesome
d) Deadly

3) Pick out the antonyms of Obsolete:
a) Old
b) Outdated
c) Modern
d) Unused

4) Pick out the antonyms of Blunt:
a) Subtle
b) Obtuse
c) Rounded
d) Careful

5) Complete the following sentence:
She got so much _______ in her work that she was ______ to the noise surrounding her.

6) You will feel much better if u _____ that tooth out.
a) will have had.
b) have
c) had

7) A comprehension passage on sharks was given and students were to answer the questions from that passage.

Biology Portion

1) Nematocysts are the characteristics of ?
a) annelida
b) porifera
c) protozoa
d) echinoderm
e) cnidarians

2) In floral formula what is (k) ??
a) calyx
b) corolla
c) androecium
d) gynoceium

3) Hordeum vulgare is the scientific name of?
a) wheat
b) oat
c) barley

4) What is the function of liver
a) decreases glucose level.
b) increases glucose level
c) synthesize glucose
d) all of the above

5) The photosynthetic product from leaves go to all the parts by ?
a) vascular bundles.
b) xylem
c) phloeum
d) stomata

6) Internal fertilization e.g duck bill platypus and spiny ant eater
a) oviparous.
b) ovoviviparous.
c) viviparous.

7) Estrogen level is highest during which two points?
a) immediately before and aftr ovulation.
b) during pregnancy and menstruation.
c) during ovulation and menstruation.

8) Time of leuteal phase is
a) 4-6 days
b) 10-12 days.
c)12-14 days
d) 8-10 days.

9) What is the role of decomposers in nitrogen cycle?

10) During the course of glycolysis what happens?
a) nadh is reduced to nad+
b) nad+ is oxidized to nad
c) both a and b.
d) glucose breaks down to 2 molecules of pyruvate.

11) In plants what is the stimulus of touch?
a) thigmo
b) nastic
c) mechanical

12) Which of the following is wrong about enzymes
a) lower the activation energy
b) are used up in chemical reaction.
c) are specific

13) What is meant by residual volume of lungs?

Chemistry Portion

1-Alkali metals  _____ than alkaline earth metals...
a) harder
b) have low ionization energy.
c) lower ionic radius.

2) Bleaching agent is good
1) oxidizing agent.
2) reducing agent.
3) dehdrating agent.

3) In CaC2 how many bonds are present?
a) 2 sigma 1 pi.
b)1 sigma 2 pi.
c) 2 sigma.
d)1 pi and 2 bonds.

4) The diffusion of gas depends upon.
a) molecular mass.
b) reactivity.
c) ionization energy.

5) The ozone layer is destroyed by which radical?
a) chloride
b) fluoride

6) Which xylene is more likely to get sulphonated?
a) ortho
b) para.
c) meta.
d) all will get equally.

7) In H2SO4 the total number of electrons in the covalent bond surrounding sulfer is?
a) 12
b)10
c) 8
d) 6

Physics Portion

1) Two equal resistors are connected in parallel. What will be their equivalent resistance?
a) 2/R
b) R/2
c) 3R/2

2) Two capacitors 2 micro F and 4 micro F are connected in series with 100V supply. What will be there effective capacitance?

3) A ball is thrown upward with the velocity 196 m/s how high does the ball rise ?
a) 1960
b) 2960
c) 1000
d) 1100

4) Definition of Len'z law

5) The total momentum of an isolated system of interacting bodies remains constant is the statement of which law?

6) Efficiency of Carnot Engine will be 100% when temperature of its sink will be?

7) Vector which only specifies direction is?
a) position vector
b) null vector
c) unit vector
d) all

8) A body is moving in circle.Which of the following is correct ?
a) its displacement is zero
b) its acceleration is zero
c) its velocity is zero
d) it is not moving with uniform velocity

9) A car has 1000 kg mass and accelerate from 0 to 25m/s in 10s. What should be the power of the car to have this acceleration?

10) A convex lens is in contact with a concave lens with focal lengths 25cm and 45cm respectively. What should be there combined power in diopters?

11) Which statement describes the potential difference between two points in a wire that carries a current?
a) the force required to move a unit positive charge between the points
b) the ratio of energy dissipated
c) the ratio of power dissipated between the points & the current
d) the ratio of power dissipated between the points & charge moved

12) 80 Joules of heat is provided to a body which does a work of 100 Joules. Its internal energy will be?

13) Ultraviolet rays are preferred for photo electric effect over visible light because?
a) they have longer wavelength
b) their energy is more than visible light

14) A pendulum is hanging from the ceiling in a train, if the train starts moving with constant speed of 10m/s the time period of pendulum will
a) increase
b) decrease
c) remain the same

15) Find acceleration of a body moving with constant velocity of 90km/h in a circle of 100 m radius

16) Region of space around the charge in which its effect can be observed is?

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Monday, December 9

FMDC Merit List 2013

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The admission test for Federal Medical and Dental College was conducted on November 10, 2013. The result of the test was announced on December 9, 2013.

The distribution of seats in FMDC is as below:

  • Open Merit  6
  • Punjab   40
  • Sindh R  9
  • Sindh U  6
  • KPK   9
  • Balochistan  5
  • Gilgit Baltistan  2
  • FATA   2
  • AJK   2
  • Federal Capital Territory   10
  • Federal Government Employees   9

The Closing Merits of the first list are given below:

  • Open Merit 84.25%
  • Punjab 80.57%
  • Sindh R 74.24%
  • Sindh U 73.9% 
  • KPK 77.65%
  • Baluchistan 77.95%
  • Gilgit Baltistan 73.99%
  • FATA 76.85%
  • AJK 81.32%
  • Federal Capital Territory 79.119%
  • Federal Government employes 79.71%
The Closing Merits of the second list are given below:

  • Open Merit 84.25%
  • Punjab 79.76%
  • Sindh R 73.38%
  • Sindh U 73.74% 
  • KPK 77.53%
  • Baluchistan 76.02%
  • Gilgit Baltistan 71.8%
  • FATA 75.73%
  • AJK 81.04%
  • Federal Capital Territory 78.75%
  • Federal Government employes 79.29%


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Monday, November 4

Practice Questions for FMDC (Part 5)

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H = I2Rt
Where I2R = electrical power = 100 watts and time = t = 1 hour = 3600 sec
H = 100 x 3600
H = 360000



Like charges repel each other and unlike charges attract each other.
So electron (negatively charged) will move towards the positively charged plate, which is the upper plate in this question.



A good fuse must have minimum resistance because it has to melt whenever a large amount of current passes through it and it must not obstruct the wiring in circuit if it consumes extra electrical power.



6 ohms
Since two resistors of resistance 6 ohms are in parallel so their equivalent (3 ohms : 1/Re = 1/6 + 1/6) is in series in with the third resistor having 3 ohms. That equivalent 3 ohm resistance is series with the third 3 ohm resistor giving an equivalent of 6 ohms.





Remember this mnemonic
BB ROY Goes to Britain Via Germany West
Black = 0 Brown = 1 Red = 2 Orange = 3 Yellow = 4 Green = 5 Blue = 6 Violet = 7 Gray = 8 White = 9
(Capital letters are main focus in mnemonic)
There are four rules to read the color code defined in book.
The color code in our question is
White , violet, red
As first band indicates the first digit of numerical value of resistance and for white we know it is 9 so first digit of numerical value of resistance is 9
Now second band which is violet in color gives the second digit of value of resistance as violet indicates 7 so the second digit is 7
The color code upto this point gives a value of 97
Now look at the third band it is red in color, the third band gives the number of zeroes after the first two digits like in our question the third band is red in color red has value of 2 this means there will be two zeroes after the first two digits. So the final numerical value of resistance is 9700 ohms.



Semi-conductors
Substances having resistivity value between 10^-4 to 10^4 are semi-conductors.



Distance.
Application of Doppler effect, red colored star means longer wavelength which in turn means moving away from the observer.



Remains the same provided mass per unit length or density of the string remains the same.
As f= √(T/m)/2L
f'= √(T'/m)/2L'
Since T’ = 4T and L’ = 2L so
f'= √(4T/m)/4L
f'= (2 √(T/m))/(2×2L)
f^'= 2/2 (√(T/m)/2L)=f



Turns violet gradually
When a star accelerates towards earth the wavelengths constrict and wavelength becomes short and spectrum shifts towards violet portion.


Both ‘a’ and ‘e’
When light travels from one medium to other its frequency remains the same but speed and wavelength changes both have inverse relation with refractive index.
Refractive index of water is more than air which means light will travel slower in water due to its medium density i.e. higher refractive index and it will move faster in air than in water due to lesser value of refractive index of air.
And when light travels from one medium to other there may or may not be a phase change and it does refract making total internal reflection possible.

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Saturday, November 2

Practice Questions for FMDC (Part 4)

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Answer: xerophytes


Answer: Hypotonic aquatic
The fresh water is relatively hypotonic to internal environment i.e. it is much diluted and has very less salts. Thus animals inhabiting fresh water constantly face the osmotic flooding of body fluids and loss of salts.fresh water animals including fishes remove excess water by producing large volumes of very dilute urine thus efficiently removing large quantity of water.

Answer: Leaves


Answer:Insects


Answer: Synovial Joints


Answer: somatic nerves


Answer: Ball and Socket Joint


Answer: One


Answer: Myosin only



Answer: Radius
Brachioradialus is inserted in radius when it contracts it lifts radius.
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Thursday, October 31

Practice questions for FMDC ( Part 2 )

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Delta is the answer
While lying horizontally, the body is in relaxed state the arteries are not dilated, furthermore the heart don't have to pump blood against gravity.



Over the train is correct answer.
‘A fast moving train’ these are the key words of this question.
As train is moving fast pressure around it will be low than the outer space, this will cause a pressure gradient. As everything moves from high pressure to low pressure so the man standing near the fast moving train will be drawn towards the train.



The correct answer is 4:9, since the radii are in the ratio of 2:3 and their mass must be unequal if density is constant, the terminal velocity is given by
                                                         vt = (2gr2 ρ)/9η
From above formula it is clear that terminal velocity is directly proportional to the square of radius.
But in book there is one more equation in which terminal velocity is inversely proportional to the radius.
                                                          vt = mg/6πηr
The first equation will be used when density is constant and mass is a variable quantity and second equation is used when mass is constant like in the example of paratroopers where r becomes larger but mass don’t remains the same.


The rotational K.E. is given by
                                                (K.E)rotational = 1/2 Iω2
For hoop I = mr2
So
                                                (K.E)rotational = 1/2 mv2
Which is equal to translational kinetic energy?



The answer is Benzene, which is non-polar. The other three compounds are miscible in water but benzene in water is an example practically immiscible liquids.



An acid weaker than carboxylic acid.
Just recall this trend written in the topic of phenols
Acidic strength :
Carboxylic acids > phenols > water > alcohols
And also remember that inorganic acids like HCl are always stronger than organic ones.


Delta is answer




Divinyl acetylene is the answer. The formula is given in the preparation of Neoprene in Alkyne section just name it according to IUPAC nomenclature.



Addition of HX to unsymmertical alkenes is governed by Markonikov's rule which is a two step mechanism.












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Tuesday, October 29

Practice Questions for FMDC ( Part 1 )

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Answer:  Iron
Reason: Only insulators can be used as Dielectrics within the capacitors in order to make them function properly.   






Answer: 5m/s
Reason: The water in the bucket will not fall down only if the upward force acting on the bucket is equal to the downward force. The force acting in the downward direction is the weight of the water and the force acting in the outward direction is the centrifugal force.
So we get the following expression:
                                         mg = mv^2/r
                                           gr = v^2
                                       v = square root (gr)
Use the values in the above equation, you will get
                                         v = 5m/s approx



Ans: Sulphur .
Reason: The detailed explanation of the above question can be found here : Solution




Answer: Increase by 2%
Reason: According to the formula:
                                               g = GM/R2
means
g is inversely proportional to R2.
So, if R will increase g will decrease and if R will decrease g will increase.
Moreover the change in g will be the twice as compared to R, because g is proportional to R2 . If it had been R^3 the change in g would have been 3 times, if it had been square root R, the change in g would have been 1/2 times to that of R.
So in our case R is decreased by 1%, this shows g should increase by 2%.
There is another procedure of solving this problem by using some maths but that is a lengthy process. Its the shortest and best method i.e solving by analyzing.

The other procedure is explained in the picture below:








Answer: Alpha Particles.
Reason: Here we have to make use of De-broglie's equation:
                                                   λ = h/mv
so,
                                                    v = h/mλ
This shows velocity is inversely proportional to mass and wavelength, in this case wavelength is same for all so the particle with more mass will have the least velocity.
As alpha particle is the heaviest in above mentioned options so it is the correct ans.
                                   


Answer: R/4 ohms
Reason: The detailed Solution of this question can be understood from this picture :
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=410656699014991&set=a.144657985614865.37547.130470747033589&type=1&relevant_count=1



Answer: 200%
Reason: Kinetic Energy is given by

K.E = 0.5 mv^2
       = 0.5v (mv)
       = 0.5 v P
where P is the momentum. According to the given data Momentum is increased by 100%, which means the momentum is doubled. According to the above equation K.E is directly proportional to the momentum, so if momentum is doubled the K.E will also be doubled in other words our K.E has become 200%. In case the question was what is the change in K.E, then it would have been 100%. Hope its clear.




Answer: 5 mins
Reason: We are to find out how many half lives are involved in this decay and then divide the total time by the number of half lives to get time of one half life.
In one half life 1/2 of the sample decays and 1/2 is left behind. In next half life 1/4 decays and 3/4 is left behind, in next half life 3/8 decays and 5/8 is left behind. So in our case 3 half lives are involved, therefore one half life will be equal to 5 mins.




Answer: 10
Reason: There are many possibilities for this transition,in order to find the maximum possible photons we have to sum them all. Electron can first jump from 5th shell to 4th shell, from 4th shell to 3rd shell, from 3rd shell to 2nd shell and from 2nd to 1st shell.This makes 4 photons.
Another possibility is jump from 5th shell to 3rd shell, from 3rd shell to 2nd shell and then to first shell. In this case. In this case only one new photon is produced i,e from transition from 5th to 3rd. Rest were produced in the last case as well.
Next possibility is that electron can jump from 5th shell to 2nd and then from 2nd shell to 1st. In this case again one distinct photon is produced.
Another possibility is that electron can jump from 5th shell to 1st shell directly. This will produce one photon.
Next possibility is the jumping of electron from 5th shell to 4th shell , from 4th to 2nd and then 1st. This gives one more distinct photon.
Next possibility is the jumping of electron from 5th to 4th and from 4th to 1st. This gives one distinct photon.
Another possibility is the jumping of electron from 5th to 3rd and from 3rd to 1st. This will give one more photon.
These are all the possibilities. Sum these all you will get 10.
Students of Maths can solve this problem using the formula of combination. And for medical students here is the shortcut:
Pair each number with the numbers below it i.e 5 with 4,3,2,1. 4 with 3,2,1 . 3 with 2,1 . And 2 with 1.
I mean this:
54  53  52  51
43  42  41
32  31
21
These all are the distinct photons we got in above possibilities. Add these all you will get the answer equal to 10.

The above lines can be summed up in the figure given below:


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Thursday, September 26

FMDC (Federal Medical and Dental College)

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 Note: If you are in search of some specific question find that question from the list below and click on that question you will directed to your answer, else read the entire post for the detailed info about fmdc :)





FMDC is the first public sector (Government) Medical college established in the capital city of Pakistan.Affiliated with the Quaid-i-Azam University and with the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) providing attached hospital facilities.

Q:1: What are the various Departments at FMDC?
Q:2: What are the programs/degrees offered at FMDC?
Q:3: What is the tuition and hostel fee at FMDC?
Q:4: What is the distribution of seats in FMDC?
Q:5: How to apply for FMDC?
Q:6: What is the pattern of the Test?
Q:7: Is there any negative marking in the test?
Q:8: How much time is alloted for the test?
Q:9: Where is the test conducted?
Q:10: What is the merit criteria in FMDC?
Q:11: How to prepare for the entrance test?
Q:12: What were the closing merits of last year?
Q:13: From where I can get the sample or the past paper?

Departments at FMDC

  • Department of Anatomy
  • Department of Physiology
  • Department of Biochemistry
  • Department of Pharmacology
  • Department of Pathology
  • Department of Community & Public Health Sciences
  • Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

Programs offered at FMDC

Currently FMDC offers only MBBS, BDS is expected to start soon.

Tuition and Hostel Fee

  • Tuition Fee : 24000 per year
  • Hostel Fee : 36000 per year
Distribution of seats

  • Open Merit  6
  • Punjab   40
  • Sindh R  9
  • Sindh U  6
  • KPK   9
  • Balochistan  5
  • Gilgit Baltistan 2
  • FATA   2
  • AJK   2
  • Islamabad Capital Territory  10
  • Federal Government Employees  9

Applying for FMDC

The admission forms are available on the nts website NTS website . You have to download the form, fill it and send via post on the address mentioned on the form. You will get a roll number slip in the last week before the test. Last date for application submission is 23rd October 2013. Test will be conducted on 10th November 2013.
Domicile will be required at the time of admission so if you are willing to apply you must possess a domicile.

Pattern of the test

The test for FMDC is counted by NTS (National Testing Service). The test for FMDC is conducted only once a year. The test comprises of 100 mcqs the division of mcqs is as follows:

  • 30 from biology
  • 30 from chemistry
  • 30 from physics
  • 10 from english
For physics, chemistry and biology you have to prepare the complete books. While the syllabus of English is not well defined. There will be 10 mcqs from English portion two from each Antonyms , Synonyms , English Correction , Reading Comprehension. There is no syllabus for English. the questions can be from any book, any source.

Negative marking in the test

There is no negative marking in the test. Feel free to make wild guesses :D

Timing for the test

The time provided to solve the test ( 100 mcqs ) will be 2 hours . You can easily solve test of FMDC in two hours provided you are prepared

Test centers

The test is conducted in almost all big cities of Pakistan. Below is the list of all those cities. In case the number of students in any particular city who applied for the test is less than 100 they are asked to take the test in the nearest city.

  • Islamabad
  • Lahore
  • Karachi
  • Peshawar
  • Quetta
  • Multan 
  • Faisalabad
  • Muzaffarabad
  • Sukkar

Merit Criteria

The merit criteria for FMDC is the same as the of UHS i.e 50% test, 40% fsc and 10% matric. They do not include the marks of Hifz-e-Quran in the merit.

Preparing for the test

The best source to prepare for the test are your text books. Some helping books are also available in the market but that too contain the material from your course so its better to read from you course books. Books of Dogar are considered good for the preparation of NAT. As per English you do not need any such preparation. If you are good at English you can do this portion easily. However you can practice the comprehension questions from the web.

Closing merits of last year

  • Open merit : 81.86
  • Punjab: 80.78
  • Sindh R: 76.87
  • Sindh U: 78.42
  • KPK:  79.17
  • Baluchistan: 80.99
  • AJ&K: 81.78
  • Islamabad: 80.39
  • Federal Govt. Employs: 80.6
Sample paper and the past paper

Here is the sample paper. You can get the idea about the type of paper from it.
You can zoom it and view online or download for the offline use.



Link to the Paper of 2012
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