Police in Islamabad baton-charged two young doctors outside the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) headquarters on Tuesday, as they protested the government’s decision to take the National Licensing Examination (NLE) mandatory for registration.
Tweets have been made by students highlighting their frustration and disappointment, one of them stated, “Not showing MDCAT students proof of results, not showing the passing ratio, asking graduates to give yet another paper (NLE), all of these are methods to extract as much money as possible without giving any answers “

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