Residency Match Data
Aga Khan University Medical College
Karachi, Pakistan
Higher Education329,788 followers8,932 on LinkedInPakistan
About
Aga Khan University is a pioneering institution of higher education that works to improve quality of life in the developing world and beyond. The University operates programmes in campuses in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and the United Kingdom, and treats more than 2 million patients per year at seven hospitals and more than 350 medical centres.
Where alumni train
Aggregate evidence (counts only, no names) across 9 residency programs where graduates of Aga Khan University Medical College appear.
- Aga Khan University2 alumni
- The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust1 alum
- Saifee Hospital1 alum
- University of Connecticut1 alum
- Shifa International Hospitals Limited1 alum
- University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine1 alum
- CUHAS1 alum
- University of Manitoba1 alum
- MedStar Washington Hospital Center1 alum
Sourced from the World Directory of Medical Schools and public LinkedIn signals. Residency-match figures are aggregate counts only — never individual names. See our data sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
MatchPath aggregates the US residency programs Aga Khan University Medical College graduates have matched into, from WDOMS records and public LinkedIn alumni signals. MatchPath currently has alumni evidence linking Aga Khan University Medical College to 9 US residency programs. Any evidence is shown in aggregate — program and alumni counts only, never individual names.
MatchPath builds each school's residency footprint from public LinkedIn alumni signals rather than a self-reported claim, so you can see where Aga Khan University Medical College graduates actually appear as the evidence accrues. Coverage grows as the alumni data is refreshed.
A US IMG is a US citizen or permanent resident who attended medical school outside the US or Canada; a non-US IMG is an international citizen who did. Both are International Medical Graduates (IMGs) in the Match, and both are eligible for ACGME-accredited residency programs.
School identity comes from the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS); the aggregate residency-match evidence is built from public LinkedIn alumni signals, shown as program counts only — never individual names.