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Dermatology PG Induction Guide 2026-27: Training, Books, Hospitals and Cut-offs

📅 November 8, 2026 ✍️ DR IMRAN ALI ARAIN
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Dermatology treats skin, hair and nail disease, with growing work in cosmetic and laser procedures. Seats are few and competition is among the highest of any specialty.

Training routes

FCPS-II Dermatology usually takes four years. MCPS is offered at some hospitals. Check the current CPSP regulations for whether dermatology trainees sit the IMM.

Hospitals we know of that train in dermatology: Diploma at 5 hospitals, FCPS-II at 20 hospitals, MCPS at 6 hospitals, MD at 3 hospitals, MS at 1 hospital. These counts come from the Programme Finder and update as new adverts are posted.

FCPS Part I

For CPSP training you need a pass in FCPS Part I in Medicine and Allied before you can register. Some hospitals and universities also run their own entry test, usually multiple-choice questions on basic and clinical sciences. Practise BCQs every day; our question of the day and the Path2Pass question banks are a good place to start.

Standard basic science texts for Part I: Snell's Clinical Anatomy, Guyton and Hall Medical Physiology, Robbins Basic Pathology, Lippincott or Katzung Pharmacology, and Langman's Medical Embryology.

Books for training and the induction test

  • Rook's Textbook of Dermatology
  • Andrews' Diseases of the Skin
  • Fitzpatrick's Dermatology
  • Clinical Dermatology (Habif)
  • Oxford Handbook of Medical Dermatology

CPSP publishes the official reading list with each curriculum. Check it on cpsp.edu.pk, since editions and lists change.

Hospitals offering dermatology training

  • Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Medical University (SMBBMU), Larkana Larkana FCPS-II · Diploma
  • Ziauddin University Karachi FCPS-II · MCPS · Diploma
  • Postgraduate Medical Centre, Liaquat University of Medical & Health Sciences (LUMHS), Jamshoro Jamshoro Diploma
  • Liaquat University of Medical & Health Sciences (LUMHS) Jamshoro FCPS-II · Diploma
  • Capital Hospital Islamabad FCPS-II · MS · MD
  • Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences Jamshoro FCPS-II
  • Dow University of Health Sciences Karachi FCPS-II
  • Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Medical University Larkana FCPS-II
  • Quaid-e-azam Medical College / Victoria Hospital Bahawalpur MCPS
  • Punjab Medical College / Allied Hospital Faisalabad FCPS-II · MCPS
  • Federal Medical and Dental College Islamabad FCPS-II
  • Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences Islamabad FCPS-II · MD
  • Allama Iqbal Medical College / Jinnah Hospital Lahore MCPS
  • CMH Lahore Medical College Lahore FCPS-II
  • School of Nursing, Ali Fatima Hospital Lahore FCPS-II
  • Combined Military Hospital Jhelum FCPS-II

See all 25 hospitals and filter by city in the Programme Finder.

Trained in dermatology? Review your hospital to help the next candidates.

Cut-offs and closing merits

At the JPMC January 2026 induction, Dermatology had 4 expected slots. The last candidate within them scored 48 NTS marks and the top candidate 50. See the provisional list.

Work out your own score with the merit calculator. Selected this session? Share your merit.

Recent dermatology inductions on this site

Most CPSP programmes start in January and July, and adverts usually appear two to three months before. Follow the hospitals you want on the Live Induction Tracker and check the induction calendar.

The interview

Panels often show photographs. Practise describing a lesion properly: site, size, shape, colour, surface and distribution.

See the questions panels ask, and share yours after your interview.

Frequently asked questions

How long is dermatology training?

FCPS-II Dermatology usually takes four years. MCPS is offered at some hospitals. Check the current CPSP regulations for whether dermatology trainees sit the IMM.

Which FCPS Part I do I need?

FCPS Part I in Medicine and Allied. Check the current CPSP list of disciplines before you apply, as groupings are revised from time to time.

Which hospitals train in dermatology?

We know of 25 hospitals. The Programme Finder lists all of them with their city and programmes.

Rules, seats and durations change between sessions. Always confirm with CPSP, the university or the hospital advert before you apply.

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