KU begins evening admissions 2014

Karachi, University of Karachi has announced admissions in evening programs for session 2014. The admissions are open in BS/Hons/ MBA/MCS/BKIS/DLG/Certificate and Pharm-D.

University of Karachi is known for the quality of education, enviable academic environment and wonderful infrastructure was established in 1951.  Keeping in view a very high number of applications, the university has started evening classes in several departments at the bachelors and masters levels. The Directorate of Evening Program was established in 1995 to execute evening program. Although evening program is self-finance basis yet the fee structure is very affordable and highly subsidized.

Forms can be obtained against payment of Rs 1500 till Jan06 upto 5pm and must be submitted before last date. In-service candidates who are keen to improve their qualifications and skills can apply. Female students are encouraged to enroll. There are already 35% girls studying in the evening program. Admissions are also offered on donor seats. Incomplete forms will not be processed and no claim will be entertained. A student placed in 3rd division or obtaining less than 45% marks in the pre-requisite examination cannot be admitted to the university.

The University of Karachi was established in June, 1951. The present campus is established on 1279 acres of land, situated 12 Km away from the city center.

Today University is recognized as a leading center of learning and research in the Subcontinent and in the Third World. A number of scientists and scholars affiliated with the University are working in important positions both within and outside Pakistan and have won gratitude and acclaim.

The University has made the Centre of the Third World Academy of Sciences and got distinction in this regard. Students from several foreign countries are also pursuing for the Masters and Doctorate degrees. A large number of students from Karachi and other parts of the country apply for admission here because of its better academic and research principles.