BZU Distance Education Dept fixes Dec 04 as last date for admissions

Multan, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Department of Distance Education has announced last date for admission in various subjects. The admission will continue till Dec 04, 2012.

First merit list will be displayed on Dec 14 while classes will commence on Jan 10, 2013. It was also announced that 12 subjects would be introduced at Layiah sub campus, 9 subjects at Sahiwal sub campus, 8 subjects at DG Khan Sub-campus. Over all, admission is open in 56 subjects of MA/MSc.

Bahauddin Zakariya University (BZU) Multan was established in 1975 in rented buildings with 8 departments. Within short span of time the university gained prestige and repute due to quality of education. Now the university has more than 20 departments and 3 constituent colleges, University Gilani Law College, University College of Agriculture and University College of Engineering and Technology. BZU is a general university offering both science and arts subjects.

The university is widely referred to as an establishment of strong performance and high ambition because it has continued to form wonderful progress towards its goals. Bahauddin Zakariya University is taking part in a big role in developing indigenous human resources through its highly productive achievements each in sciences and humanities because it encompasses a type of disciplines. Every year thousands of students apply for BA/BSc, B.Com and MA/MSc examination.

The University offers a wide range of programs: M.A., M.Sc., MBA, M.Com, MCS, M.Phil, and Ph.D. Additionally, University has introduced 4-Year Undergraduate programs in Science, Commerce, Business, Pharmacy, Engineering, and English Literature and Linguistics. Various short-time courses and diplomas have become popular with the general public and are offered from time to time.

The University is widely known as an institution of strong performance and high ambition because it has continued to make excellent progress toward its goals. It plays a significant role in developing indigenous human resources through its highly productive achievements, both in sciences and humanities.