MDCAT DETAILED LECTURES
The MDCAT English Complete Preparation Course (PMDC Syllabus) by Sir Azeem is a comprehensive learning program designed for students of all provincial medical entry tests including UHS, SZABMU, DUHS, KMU, and other MDCAT exams in Pakistan. This course offers detailed English lectures from basics to advanced level, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, sentence structure, and MCQs practice according to the latest PMDC syllabus and exam pattern. It is specially structured to strengthen conceptual understanding and improve exam performance through concept-based learning and past paper practice, helping students move from basic English skills to MDCAT mastery level preparation with confidence.
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Curriculum
- 15 Sections
- 95 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- VERB23
- 1.1Verb Lecture 1 I Functional & Practical Grammar
- 1.2Verb Lecture 2 I Kinds of Verbs
- 1.3Verb Lecture 3 I Transitive & Intransitive Verb
- 1.4Verb Lecture 4 I Linking Verbs
- 1.5Verb Lecture 5 I Auxiliary & Modal Auxiliary
- 1.6Verb Lecture 6 I Phrasal Verbs with Examples
- 1.7Verb Lecture 7 I State of Being & Tenses
- 1.8Verb Lecture 8 I Tenses Simplified by Sir Azeem
- 1.9Verb Lecture 9 I Structures of Modal Auxiliary
- 1.10Verb Lecture 10 I Rules of Modal Auxiliary
- 1.11Verb Lecture 11 I Rules of Modal Auxiliary
- 1.12Verb Lecture 12 I Rules of Modal Auxiliary
- 1.13Verb Lecture 13 I Intro to Conditional Sentences
- 1.14Verb Lecture 14 I ‘IF’ Conditional Sentences
- 1.15Verb Lecture 15 I ‘WISH’ Conditional Sentences
- 1.16Verb Lecture 16 I ‘UNREAL’ Conditional Sentences
- 1.17Verb Lecture 17 I Causative Verbs
- 1.18Verb Lecture 18 I Uses of Had Better & Would Rather
- 1.19Verb Lecture 19 I Used to & Can’t Help
- 1.20Verb Lecture 20 I Structures of Let, Having, Bade, Hear, See
- 1.21Verb Lecture 21 I Structures of Need & Dare
- 1.22Verb Lecture 22 I Rules for Parallel Structures
- 1.23Verb Lecture 23 I Uses of Gerund vs. Infinitive
- NARRATION (Direct/Indirect)6
- 2.1Narration Lecture 1 I Intro to Direct Indirect Narration
- 2.2Narration Lecture 2 I 5 Rules Formula of Direct Indirect I First Rule
- 2.3Narration Lecture 3 I 5 Rules Formula of Direct Indirect I Second Rule
- 2.4Narration Lecture 4 I 5 Rules Formula of Direct Indirect I Third Rule
- 2.5Narration Lecture 5 I 5 Rules Formula of Direct Indirect I Fourth Rule
- 2.6Narration Lecture 6 I 5 Rules Formula of Direct Indirect I Fifth Rule
- VOICE (Active/Passive)5
- 3.1Voice Lecture 1 I Intro to Active Voice & Passive Voice
- 3.2Voice Lecture 2 I 7 Rules of Changing Voice
- 3.3Voice Lecture 3 I Passive Voice of Tenses & Modal Auxiliary
- 3.4Voice Lecture 4 I Passive Voice of Indirect Object, Imperative & Infinitive
- 3.5Voice Lecture 5 I Passive Voice of Indefinite, Impersonal & Interrogative Pronouns
- NOUN6
- 4.1Noun Lecture 1 I Noun & Its Kinds
- 4.2Noun Lecture 2 I Rules of Quantifiers with Noun I Countable & Uncountable Quantifiers
- 4.3Noun Lecture 3 I Grouping of Nouns with Examples
- 4.4Noun Lecture 4 I Collective Noun with Examples
- 4.5Noun Lecture 5 I Compoun Noun with Examples
- 4.6Noun Lecture 6 I Advance Rules of Singular & Plural
- PRONOUN4
- SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT6
- 6.1Agreement Lecture 0 I Intro to Subject Verb Agreement
- 6.2Agreement Lecture 1 I What is Prefrence Rule for Subject Verb Agreement?
- 6.3Agreement Lecture 2 I Subject Verb Agreement Rules for ‘AND’
- 6.4Agreement Lecture 3 I Subject Verb Agreement Rules for ‘ONE’
- 6.5Agreement Lecture 4 I Subject Verb Agreement Rules for ‘QUANTIFIERS’
- 6.6Agreement Lecture 5 I Subject Verb Agreement Rules for ‘NOUN’
- ADJECTIVE8
- 7.1Adjective Lecture 1 I Adjective & Its Kinds
- 7.2Adjective Lecture 2 I Formation of Comparative and Superlative Degrees
- 7.3Adjective Lecture 3 I Uses of Positive, Comparative & Superlative Degrees I Comparison
- 7.4Adjective Lecture 4 I Very vs. Much
- 7.5Adjective Lecture 5 I Rules of Latin Adjectives
- 7.6Adjective Lecture 6 I Articles with Adjectives
- 7.7Adjective Lecture 7 I General Rules of Adjectives
- 7.8Adjective Lecture 8 I Order of Adjectives
- ARTICLE5
- PREPOSITIONS16
- 9.1Prepositions Lecture 1 I Discussion of Prepositions 1 – 25
- 9.2Prepositions Lecture 2 I Discussion of Prepositions 26 – 50
- 9.3Prepositions Lecture 3 I Discussion of Prepositions 51 – 75
- 9.4Prepositions Lecture 4 I Discussion of Prepositions 76 to 100
- 9.5Prepositions Lecture 5 I Discussion of Prepositions 101 – 125
- 9.6Prepositions Lecture 6 I Discussion of Prepositions 126 – 150
- 9.7Prepositions Lecture 7 I Discussion of Prepositions 151 – 175
- 9.8Prepositions Lecture 8 I Discussion of Prepositions 176 – 200
- 9.9Prepositions Lecture 9 I Discussion of Prepositions 201 – 225
- 9.10Prepositions Lecture 10 I Discussion of Prepositions 226 – 250
- 9.11Prepositions Lecture 11 I Discussion of Prepositions 251 – 275
- 9.12Prepositions Lecture 12 I Discussion of Prepositions 276 – 300
- 9.13Prepositions Lecture 13 I Discussion of Prepositions 301 – 325
- 9.14Prepositions Lecture 15 I Discussion of Prepositions 351 – 376
- 9.15Prepositions Lecture 16 I Discussion of Prepositions 376 – 400
- 9.16Prepositions Lecture 14 I Discussion of Prepositions 326 – 350
- ADVERB4
- TRANSITIONAL DEVICES / CONJUNCTIONS1
- PUNCTUATIONS3
- SENTENCE / CLAUSE / PHRASE3
- FIGURES OF SPEECH4
- 14.1Figures of SPeech Speech Lecture 1 I Simile, Metaphor, Personification, Hyperbole
- 14.2Figures of Speech Lecture 2 I Onomatopoeia, Alliteration, Oxymoron, Irony
- 14.3Figures of Speech Lecture 3 I Pun, Euphemism , Parody, Satire, Synecdoche
- 14.4Figures of Speech Lecture 4 I Metonymy, Anaphora, Allusion, Rhetorical Question
- INVERSION1
