To apply for BSCS (Bachelor of Science in Computer Science) in Pakistan, you need an intermediate qualification with mathematics, usually at least 50% marks. Most universities then ask you to pass their own entry test or qualify on a merit list. Deadlines differ for every university, so check each notice before you plan your application.
This page lists current BSCS admission notices and explains who can apply, which documents you need and how the process works. Dates and requirements change every cycle, so confirm everything on the university’s own notice before you pay a fee.
| Date Posted | Last Date | Institute Name | Program Name | Admission Image |
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| 05-Nov-2026 | N/A |
Superior University
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| 05-Nov-2026 | 15-Nov-2026 |
Sindh Agriculture University Tando Jam
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| 01-Nov-2026 | N/A |
Sindh Madressatul Islam University
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| 01-Nov-2026 | 26-Nov-2026 |
Sukkur Institute Of Business Administration IBA University
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| 26-Oct-2026 | 30-Oct-2026 |
Abbottabad University Of Science And Technology (AUST) Abbottabad
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| 26-Oct-2026 | 06-Nov-2026 |
Kohat University Of Science & Technology, Khyber
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| 26-Oct-2026 | N/A |
Virtual University
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| 25-Oct-2026 | 20-Nov-2026 |
National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) Karachi
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| 20-Oct-2026 | 27-Oct-2026 |
Riphah International University
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| 20-Oct-2026 | N/A |
Allama Iqbal Open University AIOU Islamabad
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The table below shows current BS Computer Science notices with their last dates. [Optional: add a “closing in the next 7 days” summary here, updated automatically from the notice table.]
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If a deadline has passed, check the BSCS universities list for institutions with later or spring intakes.
The usual requirement is an intermediate (HSSC) qualification with at least 50% marks and mathematics. Your exact group decides whether you apply directly or with conditions.
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Your qualification |
Can you apply? |
What to know |
|---|---|---|
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ICS |
Yes |
Direct entry at nearly all universities |
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FSc Pre-Engineering |
Yes |
Direct entry |
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FSc Pre-Medical |
Usually yes, with conditions |
You normally pass about 6 credit hours of math deficiency courses in the first year; some universities mark them non-credit |
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FA or I.Com (no mathematics) |
Usually not |
Check the notice; a few universities have separate rules |
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A-Levels or equivalent |
Yes, with equivalence |
You need an IBCC equivalence certificate; some universities specify subjects |
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DAE |
Some universities only |
Often with a higher minimum percentage; confirm in the notice |
Some universities set higher minimums than 50%. IBA, for example, asks BSCS applicants for at least 60% in HSSC Pre-Engineering or an accepted equivalent. For the general rules, see the BSCS eligibility criteria page.
Most universities select on a merit formula that combines academic marks with a test score. A few, such as the Virtual University, publish different rules.
Own tests: many universities run their own tests; some accept SAT scores instead. ITU, for example, exempts applicants with a high SAT or approved USAT score. IBA runs one aptitude test but says SAT exemption is not guaranteed and only top scorers are considered.
Engineering universities: some use ECAT for computing programs. Check the notice.
Open-admission and distance programs: Virtual University accepts applicants with at least 45% in intermediate; confirm its entry-test status in the current notice.
Test patterns, weights and closing merit change each year. Use the BSCS merit lists page to see how past cycles unfolded, and treat any cutoff as indicative.
Pick three to five universities that fit your marks, city and budget. Compare the program, fee and test.
Read the full notice. Note the last date, minimum marks, test date and required documents.
Register on the university portal and fill the form with your name exactly as on your CNIC or B-Form.
Upload your documents (see the checklist below).
Pay the application or test fee by the stated method and keep the receipt.
Appear in the test or wait for the merit list, whichever the university uses.
Complete enrollment by paying the admission and first-semester fees before the deadline. Compare costs on the BSCS fee structure page.
Matriculation and intermediate mark sheets and certificates (or A-Level results)
IBCC equivalence certificate, if you studied outside a Pakistani board
CNIC or B-Form copy
Recent passport-size photographs
Test result or SAT score report, if the university accepts one
Domicile certificate, if the university uses quotas
Requirements differ, so the notice always overrides this list.
Requirements and tests vary a lot. These examples come from published university pages and should be checked against the current notice.
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University |
Minimum for BSCS |
Test |
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IBA Karachi |
At least 60% in HSSC Pre-Engineering or an accepted equivalent |
IBA aptitude test, or SAT for exemption (not guaranteed) |
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ITU Lahore |
FSc Pre-Eng/Pre-Med, FA (Math), ICS, A-Levels or equivalent; pre-medical applicants take extra math courses |
ITU admission test, or SAT/USAT exemption |
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University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir |
At least 50% with mathematics, or Pre-Medical with deficiency courses |
Entrance test mandatory |
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Virtual University |
At least 45% in intermediate |
See notice |
Looking for universities near you? Start with the city pages:
Lahore · Islamabad · Karachi · Rawalpindi · Multan · Peshawar
For distance learning, see the Virtual University admission page.
Many universities admit students in fall, and some offer a spring intake as well. The dates differ every year, so look at each university’s notice rather than relying on a general calendar. If you miss a deadline, a later notice from the same university or a spring intake elsewhere may still be open.
New to the degree itself? Read what BSCS stands for and what the program covers.
Usually yes. You normally need at least 50% and must pass about 6 credit hours of math deficiency courses in the first year.
Yes. Both are direct routes at nearly all universities.
Usually not without mathematics. Check the specific notice, as policies differ.
Many universities ask for 50% in intermediate. Some ask for more, such as 60% at IBA, and admission also depends on the merit formula and test.
At most universities, yes: their own or an agency’s test. Some institutions, such as Virtual University, may not require one. Check the notice.
Some universities accept SAT or approved tests for exemption, such as ITU and IBA, but exemption is not guaranteed. Check the university’s policy.
Mark sheets, CNIC or B-Form, photographs, any IBCC equivalence certificate and a test result if required. See the checklist above.
It is different for every university. The notices table at the top of this page lists current last dates.
Some universities offer one. Look for their notice.
Both offer computing degrees through distance learning. Check each one’s current admission schedule and requirements.