The MS Admission process includes the process admission form and its submission. The admission form includes various personal, academic, and parent or guardian information. The candidate is required to attach their required valid documents to proceed with the admission process. The process further includes an entry test and the interview sessions. The candidates are then required to wait till the merit lists which decide the fate of a candidate’s admission are displayed.
The MS eligibility criteria to attain admission to any University for a postgraduate degree includes a bachelor’s degree in the relevant field. A minimum mark of at least 50% or 2.00 CGPA is required for admission. The eligibility criteria may vary at different universities.
MS Admission intake can either be yearly or twice a year. Twice a year admission means admission in either the spring session (April) or fall session (September). Not every university offers the spring session for every department.
The entry test is defined as the assessment test used to determine whether or not a candidate is eligible for admission. There are various entry tests, some of which are required and some of which are optional. The Entry Test is divided into sections such as logical and analytical reasoning, general assessment, mathematics, English, and so on. The following are some of the most important entry tests:
A graduate assessment test is to attain admission in an M.Phil. or MS degree. The candidate who possesses 16 years of education is eligible to apply for a graduate assessment test. The validity for GAT remains for 2 years after which the candidate has to apply for a re-test. The graduate assessment test is of different categories which depict the type of the test. The candidates are required to apply for the category according to their fields. The paper is then further divided into sections of multiple-choice questions. The questions include analytical, verbal, and quantitative reasoning.
There are several universities that conduct their own entry-level test. It is usually based on multiple-choice questions with different portions of field-related questions that can be solved through logical and analytical thinking. The total marks for tests may vary in each institute.
Every university has its own requirements and the aggregate they set to determine merit lists. Merit lists are usually displayed after a month or so of the admission process. The merit lists depict the students who fall under the criteria to avail of admission at the respective university. There may be more than one merit list depending upon the seat availability of the program in the particular university.
The Master of Science fee structure depends upon the type of institute a candidate is enrolled in. Private institutes charge a much higher fee than public institutes. The fee structure includes the admission fee, library fee, fee per semester, hostel charges if applicable, and several more things. The fee structure can be divided into quarterly manner or yearly depending upon the institute.
For instance, the fee for an MS in Computer Science at the University of Management and Technology a private university is 549,000/- while the fee for the same MS degree at Information Technology a public University is 102,500/-.
Some HEC recognized Universities that offer MS degrees are:
Following are some private sector universities in Pakistan:
Following are some public sector universities in Pakistan: