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Registration process for NUST Entrance Test

The registration process for Nust Entrance test is online. An online form is to be filled in order to get registered for the test. Below are the steps of registration. 

Step 1: 
Open the admission homepage of Nust: Nust undergraduate admissions 
Click on New registration button,as shown in the picture below:

              Registration process for NUST Entrance Test


A new page will open stating some instructions and a form to create login. 

Step 2: 
Fill that form and submit. After submission following page will appear. 

    Registration process for NUST Entrance Test
Step 3: 
Open up your mail box , and check the new emails. There will be an email from Nust UG admissions 2015. If it is not present in inbox, check the spam folder. The email contains a login and a password. Use that to login on admission homepage of NUST.

Step 4: 
Following page will appear once you'll login to your account:
Registration process for NUST Entrance Test
Click on Application form, and enter the required data. Enter the correct data as in correct data may lead to cancellation of admission. Once you have filled the complete form you have to print out the challan form, submit it in the bank and enter the name of the bank and date of submission in your account. After a day or two you'll be asked to select the date of your test. After selecting the date you'll be issued the admit card which you have to print out and carry with you to the test center on the day of test. 

In case of any confusion feel free to ask. 

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