FAQs

Our main scholarship is the Work-Based Scholarship (WBS) — earned by working, not by marks. Working 10 hours/week online earns 40% off tuition (payable Rs 120,000/semester); 5 hours/week earns 20% off (payable Rs 160,000/semester).

Commit to 10 hours/week of online work. The scholarship is tied to completing the weekly online work commitment — your payable tuition becomes Rs 120,000 per semester on standard Rs 200,000 programs.

Every Rs 200,000 program — Bachelor, Associate (ADP), Master’s and PhD, including PharmD. It does not apply to LLB or Professional Diplomas, which follow their own fee policy.

On top of the Work-Based Scholarship you can take a further 40% study loan, bringing your payable tuition down to about Rs 72,000 per semester. If you take the loan, you commit to an extra 10 hours/week of online work — 20 hours/week in total. No approval committee is required, and the loan is repaid only after you start earning, in 6 easy instalments under a signed undertaking.

Only after you start earning. Repayment is made in 6 easy instalments under a signed undertaking, so it begins once you are financially able.

No. Diplomas have a flat fee of Rs 30,000 (plus Rs 5,000 one-time registration) with no scholarship or study loan. Pay in full for a 10% discount, or in 3 monthly instalments of Rs 10,000.

Every standard Bachelor and Associate (ADP) program — including DPT, PharmD and Bachelor of Architecture — is Rs 200,000 per semester. LLB is Rs 160,000. Master’s and PhD programs are also Rs 200,000 per semester, and the Work-Based Scholarship and study loan apply to them too. Professional Diplomas are Rs 30,000 total.

Rs 30,000 — made up of Rs 25,000 registration and Rs 5,000 application. For Professional Diplomas the one-time registration is Rs 5,000.

Yes. At admission you pay Rs 30,000 + 50% of the first semester’s tuition, and the remaining 50% by Nov 10. Later semesters are split into two instalments — Spring: Feb 10 & Apr 10; Fall: Sep 10 & Nov 10. The accounts office arranges the exact plan.

Pay the Rs 30,000 in full for a 10% discount, or in 3 monthly instalments of Rs 10,000. Diplomas also include a free trial (one topic of lecture 1), a 7-day refund for unsatisfied daily learners, and the option to change diploma within the first month (up to 2 times).

Four steps: (1) Apply online on the website or visit a campus; (2) Submit documents — Matric & Intermediate certificates/result cards, CNIC or B-Form, and photographs; (3) Pay the Rs 30,000 one-time admission & application fee; (4) Enrollment is confirmed after document verification.

No University entry test or interview is required unless notified by the University or a relevant regulatory body. LLB requires the HEC LAT with a minimum of 50%.

Two intakes each year — Spring intake in February and Fall intake in September.

Most Bachelor programs require 40–50% in Intermediate (BBA, BBIT and BS Computer Science 50%, Commerce 40%). DPT requires 60% F.Sc Pre-Medical with Biology, PharmD 60% with Biology, Chemistry & Physics, and LLB 45% plus HEC LAT 50%. MS/MPhil needs a minimum 2.0 CGPA (16 years education) plus admission test and interview; PhD needs a minimum 2.0 CGPA or 60% in 16 years of relevant education plus test/interview as per University policy. See the full eligibility table on the Admission Guidelines page.

Yes. Awaiting-result students may take provisional admission; final admission is confirmed once the final result meets the program’s eligibility. If it does not, the University may guide you to transfer to another program you are eligible for — subject to marks, subject background, seats and University rules.

Per the HEC (Revised 2024) policy, from the start of classes (weekends included): up to day 10 — 100% refund; day 15 — 80%; day 20 — 60%; day 30 — 50%; from day 31 onward there is no refund. Other dues are refundable minus usage.

No — the one-time admission & application fee is non-refundable. It is transferable between affiliated colleges for the same program.