BS Computer Science – Computer Games Development

Gaming is one of the fastest-growing industries with opportunities in entertainment, education, and simulation.

You will learn AI prompting, content writing, visual creation, digital marketing, and no-code development.

Yes. You can offer visual content, social media creatives, game ideas, and digital design services.

Basic creativity helps, but tools and AI assist in design, storytelling, and visual creation.

You can create visual content, digital designs, social media creatives, and simple interactive content.

Yes. Game design, visual assets, and digital content are strong freelancing areas.

Yes. Students gradually learn to design, prototype, and publish games.

It combines creativity, storytelling, technology, and global opportunities.

Students with HSSC / Intermediate, A-Levels, or an IBCC-recognized equivalent qualification involving at least 12 years of schooling may apply if they have at least 50% marks and meet the University admission conditions.

Yes. Mathematics at HSSC/intermediate level is required for BS Computing programs. Students who have not studied Mathematics must pass 6 credit hours of Mathematics deficiency courses within the first year or zero semester, as applicable under HEC and University rules.

No entry test or interview is stated as mandatory for this bachelor-level program. Any additional test or requirement would apply only if officially notified by the University or admission authority.

Yes. O/A-Level, foreign board, or foreign qualification applicants can apply after providing equivalence from the relevant authority, such as IBCC, wherever applicable. Admission remains subject to verification and University rules.

Yes. Awaiting-result students may be considered provisionally, but final admission depends on submission of the final result, fulfillment of eligibility, document verification, and University approval.

Eligible Associate Degree in Computing graduates or transfer applicants may be considered subject to HEC pathway rules, minimum CGPA where applicable, course matching, deficiency requirements, seat availability, scheme compatibility, departmental review, and University approval.

The normal duration is 4 years, delivered through 8 regular semesters. The maximum duration is 6 years, further extendable to another year only where applicable and approved by the University statutory body according to policy.

Students complete a total of 130 credit hours across General Education, core computing courses, specialization electives, interdisciplinary/allied courses, professional certification, field experience/internship, and final year project.

The roadmap keeps the BSCS core strong while adding Computer Games Development specialization courses such as Game Design Principles, Graphic Design and Illustration Art, Game Programming, Game Engine Architecture, 3D Design and Modelling, UI/UX Design and Development, Virtual & Augmented Reality for Games, Game Testing. These courses help students connect computing foundations with the chosen specialization area.

Yes. The roadmap includes Field Experience/Internship and a Final Year Project so students can apply their computing and Computer Games Development learning in supervised practical, portfolio, prototype, research, or industry-linked work.

Yes. The roadmap includes Professional Certification to help students build evidence of industry-relevant learning in an approved area aligned with Computer Games Development and computing market needs.

The semester fee is PKR 135,000 per semester for undergraduate programs under the Faculty of Computer Science & IT. Final fee payment and any approved financial arrangement are confirmed through the official admission system and University rules.