r/MDCAT_NUMS rules, stats, and what to post

This is a subreddit for medical college aspirants in Pakistan who are preparing for entry tests. People come here to discuss questions about the syllabus, talk about the entry tests themselves, ask about admission to medical colleges, share useful knowledge relevant to the entrance tests, and share results and reviews of tests that may help others. The rules keep the focus tight. The forum is for entry test discussion, college advice and counseling, and that is it. So the room is students and aspirants, not founders or marketers, and any post you make has to serve those students.

Four rules decide what survives here. “Maintain Respectful Conduct” says your language and content must stay within the boundaries of respect, and indecent and slang wording is not permitted. “No advertisements” says you should not post content that promotes YouTube channels, blogs, books, or similar things not related to the community's purpose, so promotion is conditional on relevance. “No Personal Information” bans posting phone numbers, social media accounts, pictures, and anything like that. “No Unrelated Content” says posts with unrelated content are not allowed, because the forum exists only for entry test discussion, college advice and counseling.

A good post here answers a real question a student would ask. Think along the lines of explaining a syllabus topic, walking through how a type of entry test question works, or giving honest advice on admissions. If you have something to share, like a study resource or a tool, it has to be related to the community's purpose, meaning it should help with entry test preparation. Frame it as help first. Answer questions in the comments, share what you know, and let the resource be a small part of a genuinely useful post. Keep your language clean and respectful, and leave your contact details and social handles out of it.

The fastest way to get removed is promoting something unrelated, like a YouTube channel, blog, or book that has nothing to do with entry test prep, because the rule “No advertisements” covers that directly. Personal information is out too, so no phone numbers, social media accounts, or pictures in your posts. Anything off topic gets removed under “No Unrelated Content”, so skip general startup talk or marketing chatter. Watch your language as well, because “Maintain Respectful Conduct” does not permit indecent or slang wording.

What stands out to me is how narrow the purpose is here. The rules say the forum exists for entry test discussion, college advice and counseling, and nothing else, so a founder has to be genuinely useful to students first. I also like that promotion is not flat out banned, it just has to relate to the community's purpose, which is a fair deal if you ask me. With no observed top posts to learn from, I would start by answering questions and only share a resource when it clearly helps with the test.