About Us
The Professional College of Medical Sciences Karak
The Professional College of Medical Sciences, Chokara Karak is affiliated with Khyber Medical University and offers allied-health education through both 4-year BS degrees and 2-year diploma programs. Our focus stays practical: qualified faculty, real laboratory time, and hospital-based clinical training, delivered at a fee local families can actually afford.
Located on Main Takhti Nasrati Road, the campus is built around compact, well-equipped facilities rather than empty scale — every student gets lab bench time and hands-on instruction instead of sitting through theory with no clinical exposure.
Every program is built to end in employability, not just a certificate — graduates leave with direct clinical hours logged at an affiliated public sector hospital, which is the difference between a diploma on paper and a diploma that gets you hired.
When we founded this college, the goal wasn’t to build another name on a signboard — it was to give students from Karak and the surrounding tehsils a real path into healthcare without having to leave home for Peshawar or Islamabad. Every rupee spent here goes into labs, hospital-affiliated training and faculty, not marketing. We keep the fee within reach because a good technologist shouldn’t be priced out before they’ve started. If you’re considering PCMS for your child or yourself, I’d encourage you to visit the campus, meet the faculty, and judge us on that — not on a brochure.
Shamsher Ullah — Owner
Our Mission
To train competent, job-ready allied-health professionals from Karak and the surrounding region — through KMU-affiliated programs, real hospital-based clinical training, and a fee structure that doesn’t force families to choose between healthcare education and affordability.
Our Vision
To be the healthcare training institute of choice for Karak district — recognized not for size, but for graduates who walk into hospitals and labs already able to do the job, not just describe it.
Our Focus
Clinical competency over classroom-only theory.