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Academic qualification for Nust UG programs

Many students are confused for which field/fields they can apply in Nust. The chart below summarizes all this data.

Students of FSC Pre engineering can apply for:

  • Engineering, BS Computer Sciences
  • BS Physics
  • BS Math
  • Business Studies
  • Arts
Students of FSC Pre Medical can apply for:

  • MBBS, BDS, Bio-Sciences
  • Business Studies
Students of FSC Pre Medical with additional Math can apply for:

  • Engineering, BS Computer Sciences
  • MBBS, BDS, Bio-Sciences
  • BS Physics
  • BS Math
  • Business Studies
  • Arts
Students with CS, Math and Chm as major subjects can apply for:

  • BS Computer Sciences, Telecom Engineering, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering
  • BS Physics
  • BS Math
  • Business Studies
  • Arts
Students of A level with Maths, Phy and Chm as major subjects can apply for:

  • Engineering, BS Computer Sciences
  • BS Physics
  • BS Math
  • Business Studies
  • Arts
Students of A level with Bio, Phy and Chm as major subjects can apply for:

  • MBBS, BDS, Bio-Sciences
  • Business Studies
Students of A level with Bio, Math and Chm as major subjects can apply for:

  • MBBS, BDS, Bio-Sciences
  • Business Studies
  • BS Math
Students of A level with CS, Math and Chm as major subjects can apply for:

  • BS Computer Sciences, Telecom Engineering, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering
  • BS Physics
  • BS Math
  • Business Studies
  • Arts
Students of A level with Bio, Math, Phy and Chm as major subjects can apply for:

  • Engineering, BS Computer Sciences
  • MBBS, BDS, Bio-Sciences
  • BS Physics
  • BS Math
  • Business Studies
  • Arts
Arts include B Architecture and B Industrial design.
Business Studies include BBA Hons, BS Public Administration, BS Mass Communication, BS Economics, BS Accounting & Finance.

In order to apply for more than one fields, select all the fields you want to apply in your registration form.For example if a student of pre engineering wants to apply for engineering and business studies he has to select both the fields in the same form. No need to create a different account. Same applies to more than 2 fields as well. For each field a different test will be conducted and merit of each field will be made separately.

In case of any confusion feel free to ask. 

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