University Of Narowal Fee Structure

University of Narowal Fee Structure 2026: Semester-Wise Dues 

The University of Narowal (UON) has officially released its updated program-wise fee structure for the Fall 2026 academic session, offering affordable higher education as one of Punjab's premier public sector institutions. Navigating the financial requirements is a crucial step for applicants intending to secure admission across the university’s seven diverse faculties. The fee schedule at UON is strategically structured around regular morning programs and afternoon or self-support (SSP) shifts, ensuring flexibility for students from various financial backgrounds. For undergraduate degree programs like BS Computer Science, BS Software Engineering, BBA, and BS Biochemistry, the regular semester tuition fees range between PKR 22,000 and PKR 30,000 for the morning session. On the flip side, the self-support or afternoon programs carry slightly higher tuition dues, typically starting from PKR 50,000 per semester depending on the laboratory and resource usage of the specific department.

Beyond the baseline semester tuition, newly admitted students are required to account for mandatory one-time institutional dues during their first semester enrollment. These initial charges encompass a non-refundable admission processing fee, university registration charges, and identity card issuance fees. Furthermore, refundable security deposits, such as general university security and library security, are collected at the time of entry to safeguard campus property. For post-graduate aspirants, including MS, MPhil, and PhD candidates, the cost structure scales accordingly to facilitate advanced research facilities, specialized departmental laboratories, and thesis supervision. The university also implements a transparent financial facilitation policy, allowing students to apply for partial installments through the campus finance desk with prior administrative approval. Additionally, multiple financial aid opportunities, such as the Diya Scholarship Program and Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) support, are integrated into the admissions timeline to help deserving candidates manage their academic expenses smoothly without disruption.