BS Computer Science – Information Technology

This specialization prepares students for IT departments, startups, corporate environments, software companies, and digital agencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

The program supports IT operations, system support, network administration, database administration, web systems, cloud infrastructure, IT project coordination, digital operations, and technology-service entrepreneurship.

Yes. Students can build beginner portfolios through website setup, simple scripts, digital documentation, database practice, cloud labs, network activities, and supervised technology-support tasks as they progress through the program.

Yes. Students learn how IT skills can support service-based ventures such as website support, cloud and system support, database support, IT documentation, automation, and small-business technology solutions. The program does not guarantee income, but it builds useful capability and portfolio evidence.

Graduates may explore IT support, technical support, system administration, network operations, cloud infrastructure, database administration, web systems support, IT project coordination, IT consulting, freelancing, or IT service startup pathways.

HSSC / Intermediate / A-Levels / IBCC-recognized equivalent qualification involving at least 12 years of schooling.

Applicants need At least 50% marks. for admission to this undergraduate computing program.

Mathematics at HSSC/intermediate level is required for BS Computing programs.

Students without Mathematics must pass 6 credit hours of Mathematics deficiency courses within the first year or zero semester, as applicable.

No entry test or interview is stated as mandatory in this roadmap; any test or additional requirement may apply only if notified by the University/admission authority.

O/A-Level, foreign board, or foreign qualification applicants must provide equivalence from the relevant authority.

Eligible Associate Degree in Computing graduates may be considered for fifth-semester entry subject to CGPA, deficiency courses, seat availability, scheme compatibility, and University approval.

The program is normally completed in 4 years through 8 regular semesters. The maximum duration is 6 years and may be further extendable subject to statutory approval and applicable policy.

The program has 130 credit hours in total, including 34 credit hours of General Education, 48 credit hours of Computer Science core courses, 24 credit hours of Information Technology specialization electives, 3 credit hours of Professional Certification, 12 credit hours of Interdisciplinary/Allied courses, 3 credit hours of internship, and 6 credit hours of final year project.

The specialization electives focus the degree toward Information Technology by covering web technologies, database administration, system and network administration, IT infrastructure, network security, cloud infrastructure, IT project management, and systems analysis and design.

Yes. The program includes supervised field experience/internship and a final year project. These components help students apply classroom learning to professional and practical computing problems.

The semester fee is PKR 135,000 per semester for undergraduate programs under the Faculty of Computer Science & IT.

For undergraduate Computer Science and IT programs, the merit scholarships are offered as follows:

Yes. A 25% kinship discount may be available, subject to University policy, verification, eligibility, and approval.