A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/MDCAT_NUMS: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This community exists to help medical college aspirants in Pakistan prepare for entry tests. People come here to discuss syllabus questions, talk about entry test questions, ask about admission to medical colleges, share useful knowledge relevant to entrance tests, and share results and reviews of tests that may help others. The forum is for the sole purpose of entry test discussion and college advice and counseling.
The rule called Maintain Respectful Conduct sets the tone for everything, requiring language within the boundaries of respect and banning indecent or slang wording. The rule labeled No advertisements is the one that matters most for marketing, since it blocks promotion of YouTube channels, blogs, and books that are not related to the community's purpose. The rule named No Personal Information is equally critical, forbidding phone numbers, social media accounts, and pictures. Finally, the rule titled No Unrelated Content keeps the forum locked to entry test discussion and college counseling, so anything off that path will not last.
A good post here is one that directly helps a student preparing for a medical college entry test in Pakistan. You could share a clear explanation of a syllabus topic, walk through a practice question, or offer advice on the admission process. If you have a study resource like a blog post or video that is genuinely about entry test preparation, it might fit, but only if it serves the community's purpose and does not read as a promotion. Keep your tone respectful and your language clean, and make sure every post ties back to test prep or college counseling.
You will get removed if you post content that disrespects others or uses slang and indecent wording. You will also get removed for advertising YouTube channels, blogs, or books that are not related to the community's purpose. Sharing personal information like phone numbers, social media accounts, or pictures is not allowed. Anything unrelated to entry tests and college counseling will be taken down.
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Only if the content is directly related to the community's purpose of entry test preparation and college counseling. The rule against advertisements targets content not related to that purpose, so a relevant study resource could fit if it genuinely helps students.
No. The rule on personal information prohibits sharing phone numbers, social media accounts, and pictures, so you must keep all communication inside Reddit itself.
Yes, as long as the discussion stays focused on entry tests, the syllabus, or admission to medical colleges, and the language remains respectful.
No. Posts with unrelated content are not allowed, and the forum exists for the sole purpose of entry test discussion and college advice.
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