Beacon house National University
Location: Gulberg Lahore
Program Detail:
School
Degree Program
Credits Semesters
BFA (Visual Arts)
132
8
BFA (Visual Communication Design)
School of VisualArts
B. Des. Fibre Art and Textile
and Design
B. Des. Jewellery and Accessory Design
132
8
137
8
133
8
B. Des. Fashion Studies
133
8
B. Arch.
178
10
M Litt TV & Film Studies
(Link with University of Glasgow, UK)
72
3+Thesis
72
4
BA (Hons.) Theatre, Film & TV Studies
130
8
BA (Hons) Journalism
130
8
BSc (Hons) in Management & Business Computing (MBC)*
132
*Also offered in Evening
8
BSc (Hons) in Finance & Business Computing (FBC)
132
8
BSc (Hons) in Management of Telecom Systems (MTS)
132
8
BSc (Hons) in Software Engineering (SE)*
*Also offered in Evening
134
8
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Economics
130
8
School of
Architecture
School of Liberal Arts M Litt Literature in English
School of
Computer and
Information
Technology
Admission Criteria:
The Beaconhouse National University admits students annually in August, the schedule is detailed in the BNU Academic
Calendar.
Students awaiting their FA/FSc/A Level/, BA/BSc. results may apply for admission. Selected candidates will be granted
provisional admission only, which may be regularized after they have been declared successful and meet the admission
requirements of BNU.
For BA/BSc. (Hons) Programmes
(i) To be eligible for admission to undergraduate programmes, a candidate must satisfy any one of the following
requirements:
a. FA/FSc with at least 2nd division (i.e. 495/1100 marks).
b. O levels (in at least 5 subjects) and 3 A levels with at least an average of C grade.
c. High School Diploma result with at least 2.5 CGPA and equivalence certificate from IBCC.
d. For A-level (3 A level subjects), Advanced Subsidiary will not be taken into account.
(ii) Admission of students whose academic and other qualifications are lower than those prescribed in (i) above,
would not be considered for admission. Where provisional admission is considered advisable, the approval of
the Vice Chancellor will be required through the Registrar.
(iii) Students admitted on provisional basis under (ii) above must submit their transcript within first year of the
program; otherwise they will not be allowed to join their third semester.
(iv) Student terminated from one school on the basis of poor academic performance or on disciplinary ground will
not be eligible to seek admission in any other school of BNU.
In addition, students applying to BNU will be expected to take a written (English) test followed by an interview for
the candidates short listed after the written test.
Students applying for admission to the Schools of Visual Arts or Architecture and Design will be required to take a 4
hour Drawing Test followed by an interview for short listed candidates.
Candidates with work experience in communication/media/performance related work will be given preference at
the Departments of Theatre, TV and Film Studies and Journalism. Evidence of work such as published material or
portfolio of work will be required for short listed candidates.
All other schools require mandatory written/aptitude tests to be taken on dates specified by the University.
Fee Policy
1.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this document is to establish general policies and procedures for collection of student fees at Beaconhouse National
University . At the same time we are committed that no student should be deterred from studying in BNU because of financial
constraints.
2.
TYPES OF FEE
The students will be charged following types of fee at rates prescribed from time to time by the Board.
2.1
Admission Fee
Admission fee will be charged only from newly admitted students. This fee will be paid only once during the study in an
academic program and is non-refundable.
2.2
Registration Fee
Students will be required to register themselves within a stipulated time before starting of new academic year/semester by
paying a certain amount as prescribed in fee structure. It is an official information by the student that he/she is willing to
continue studies in the next academic year/semester. A student will not be considered registered in case of non-payment of
fee and will not be given credit for the course in which he/she is not registered.
2.3
Tuition Fee
Tuition fee will be paid in advance at the beginning of each semester.
2.4
Examination Fee
Examination fee will be paid by the students to meet expenses incurred by the university on conducting examinations. Fee
will be received in advance at the start of each semester or course in case of short courses along with other dues. This fee will
be received for scheduled examinations. For special or unscheduled examinations additional fee may be charged with the
approval of Board.
2.5
Hostel Fee
Hostel fee will be charged from the students availing the boarding and lodging facility. This fee will be charged in advance
before the start of each semester.
2.6
Security Deposit
Security Deposit will be paid at the time of admission. Security is refundable only at the time of withdrawal/passing out of the
student. Any amount recoverable from the student will be adjusted against the security at the end of his/her academic
program.
2.7
Other Types of Fee
In addition to the above mentioned types of fee other types of fee will be charged as determined and approved by board.
Procedure for collection will be mentioned from time to time.
No fees other than described above will be collected unless it is approved by the Board
3.
FEE STRUCTURE
Each school has the responsibility to administer their departments in accordance with Board's policies and guidelines. Fee structure of
each school is approved by the Board. Financial Controller's office can be contacted for fee structure of each school. However,
university reserves the right to introduce or alter fees at any time without prior notice
4.
5.
PAYMENT OF DUES
4.1
A student's registration for a semester is not complete until all expenses are paid or acceptable payment arrangements are
made with the Finance Department.
4.2
Challan forms are issued by Finance Department one (1) month before the semester.
4.3
Complete fee must be paid one week before the start of the semester.
4.4
A fine of Rs. 100 per day will be charged in case of non-payment of fee after due date.
4.5
Name of the student is automatically terminated from the program of study after two weeks of start of semester in case of
non-payment of dues.
4.6
Re-admission will only be permitted at the discretion of Dean/Head of the Department and on the payment of admission fee
in addition to the dues and fine.
PAYMENT OF DUES BY NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENTS
Applicants who receive an offer of admission are required to pay their dues prior to commencement of studies in order to secure
their admission. The applicant who does not pay his/her dues within due date will forfeit his right of admission.
6.
MODE OF PAYMENT
Students receive their Challan Forms from Finance Department and deposit the required amount in the designated bank. All
payments must be made either through cash, cross cheque, pay order or demand draft in favour of Beaconhouse National University .
7.
WITHDRAWAL FROM ACADEMIC PROGRAM
Student withdrawing or taking break from his/her program of study is required to submit the completed Student's Clearance Form to
Registrar's Office. The effective withdrawal date will be the date of submission of completed Clearance Form in the Registrar's Office.
Students who do not follow the process will not be eligible for any refund of fee or security.
8.
REFUND POLICY
8.1
9.
10.
Fees are not refundable. However, if a student withdraws from the academic program because of extenuating circumstances
which were beyond his/her control he/she may be refunded part of fee according to the following:
Application Date (within)
Amount to be refunded
First week of the semester
100% (excluding registration fee and admission fee in case of
new admission)
Second & third week of the semester
50% (excluding registration fee and admission fee in case of new
admission)
After third week
Non-refundable
8.2
Fee refund will be based on the date of submission of withdrawal application to Registrar's Office.
8.3
Fee will not be refunded if student is expelled / suspended due to disciplinary reason(s) or reason(s) other than academic.
FEE INSTALMENTS
9.1
Fee instalment will be allowed to the students with proven need due to financial hardships.
9.2
Only tuition fee can be paid in instalments. The maximum number of instalments can be two (2). However, in very exceptional
circumstance the time for the payment of second instalment may be extended by the V.C.
9.3
The name of the student will be automatically deleted from the rolls of the university in case of non-payment of instalment
on valid date.
9.4
Application for fee instalments in case of new admission will only be entertained if the initial challan for all other fees except
the tuition fee has been paid and submitted to Registrar's Office.
9.5
An application for fee instalment will be submitted to Registrar's Office. All applications recommended or not recommended
will be sent to Finance Department.
9.6
All applications for fee instalment will be processed within a week of submission.
9.7
Fee instalment will be granted for a semester. Student will have to apply for fee instalment for each semester separately.
9.8
Students defaulting payment in a semester will not be sanctioned instalments for the next semester.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM OF STUDY
If the student changes his/her academic program to another program the student will pay for the tuition fee related to new program.
11.
SCHOLARSHIP / FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE POLICY
11.1
The total Scholarship / Financial Assistance will not exceed 10% of total tuition fees. Merit scholarship will not be included in
this amount.
11.2
Scholarship / Financial Assistance will be proportionately divided among the schools in proportion to total enrolment in
schools.
11.3
No student will be awarded 100% scholarship / financial assistance.
11.4
Merit Scholarship
11.5
11.4.1
For New Admissions: All Board position holders and students with two A Grades in the GCE A level examination will
be eligible for a scholarship of 25% of the prescribed tuition fee for one Academic Year.
11.4.2
For Existing Students: All students who have attained a CGPA of 3.5 at the end of each academic year will be entitled
to a scholarship of 25% of the tuition fee in the next academic year provided they take full workload of 15 credits
per semester in that Academic Year.
Financial Assistance (Scholarship)
11.5.1
For New Admissions: Students will have to apply for financial assistance to the Registrar office on the prescribed
form along with required documents.
Scholarships equals to 25%, 50% and 75% of tuition fee may be granted for one academic year after checking the
proven need due to financial hardship on the recommendation of the Scholarship Committee.
11.5.2
For Existing Students: A scholarship award would initially be granted for one academic year which would be
renewable provided 1) the student maintained a CGPA of 2.5 at the undergraduate level and 3.00 at the
postgraduate level 2) the student take at least 12 credit work-load per semester during that Academic Year.
Application: Student can Apply online
Reference: http://www.bnu.edu.pk
Imperial College of Business Studies
Location: Canal Road Lahore
Program Detail :
BSc (Honors) Media Management
This degree provides an opportunity to study media in its social and cultural context and
explore relationship between theory and practice. It will give students knowledge of processes
and technology related to media. It aims to qualify students to hold positions within the graphic
industry, media and visualization industry: advertising agencies, publishing firms, print and
electronic media, and media regulatory agencies.
Admission Criteria:
Undergraduate Programs
To be considered for a bachelor’s degree at ICBS applicants will be assessed on the following:
- Academic Eligibility: Any student who has done F.A / F.Sc / I.Com /A-Level (In three
subjects)/American High School or equivalent qualification.
- Imperial Entrance Examination (IEE). Students with acceptable SAT score may be exempted
from IEE.
-Interview
- Letters of recommendation
Admission Procedure:
Application Procedure
-Admission on provisional basis
-Admission with advance placement/standing
-Early Admissions
-Late Admissions
Application Procedure
All applicants seeking admission for the first time at Imperial College will be required to follow standard admission
procedure:
Pakistani Students
a. Submission of properly filled out application form with supporting documents and reference letters (at least one
by an academic referee).
b. Three thumb size photographs.
c. Payment of application processing fee is taken in cash however cheques will also be accepted.
d. Taking Imperial College Entrance Examination and personal interview.
e. Financial aid form (if required).
f. Course exemption form (if required).
International Students
Same procedure as above is to be followed except section “C”.
Imperial Graduates
ICBS Undergraduates seeking admission are not required to appear for the admission test. Students with CGPA of
2.5 or above are also not required to appear for the interview. However, students with less than 2.5 CGPA are
required to appear.
Admission on Provisional Basis
A student may be admitted on provisional basis to a degree program for one term, for example where the final
result of the previous program/degree is awaited. However, the conditionality of the provisional admission must
be cleared before the student can join the classes of the second term.
Admission with advanced Placement/Standing
At the time of admission students who may have done similar course work and earned grades elsewhere (in other
recognized institutions local or abroad) can apply for exemption. Local Institute previously attended has to be
chartered by the Govt. Such cases will be examined individually to see the relevance of the courses and the level of
grades obtained.
Early Admissions
In case of admissions where applicants have requested an early/individual processing of application, a partial
admission fee of Rs.3000/- is to be submitted at the time of processing (refundable in full if they are refused
admission).
In case they are accepted for admission, the advance payment of Rs.3000/- is adjusted towards payment of College
dues. The fee is non-refundable in all other cases.
Application: Students can Apply Online
reference: http://www.imperial.edu.pk/admissions
The University of Bahawalpur Pakistan
Location: Bahawalpur
Program Detail:
Media
Studies
BA (Hons)
(Morning)
Seats
FA/FSc, ICom, DCom or equivalent examination.
50
Reference: http://www.iub.edu.pk
National College of ARTS
Location: Shahra-e-Quaid-e-Azam Lahore
Program Detail:
Undergraduate Program: Film and Television Studies
Admission Criteria:
Eligibility
Candidates who have passed the Higher Secondary/Intermediate Examination or its equivalent from any
recognized institution, with a minimum of second division (45% marks) are eligible to appear for the
admission test, for the Department of Fine Art, Faculty of Design, Department of Architecture,
Department of Musicology or Department of Film and Television. Students with third division may not
apply.
Admission Procedure
The college conducts admission tests which are held in all the provinces of Pakistan. Candidates wishing
to join the Department of Fine Art and Faculty of Design are required to obtain high grades in drawing
and aptitude tests. Candidates wishing to apply for the Department of Architecture are required to pass
an examination in mathematics in addition to the drawing and aptitude test. Those wishing to apply for
the Department of Musicology will be required to take only a separate aptitude test.
Candidates successful in the examinations are invited to the College for an interview. Students securing
the highest grades in the examinations and interview will be admitted to the College. An Admission
Notice is released through major national and regional daily newspapers and full schedules for the
submission of applications and the details of the Admission Examinations are specified. Admission
examinations are held at the College for candidates from the provinces of Punjab and Azad Kashmir and
Northern Areas and at provincial/regional centers for candidates from other areas; e.g. candidates
applying from the Frontier, Sindh and Balochistan provinces take their examination in Peshawar, Karachi
& Quetta respectively.
All candidates are required to bring their own drawing boards, pens, pencils, erasers and other materials
etc, for the examinations. All tests and interviews are conducted in the English language. Paper for
drawing and writing will be supplied by the College.
Applying for Admission
All candidates shall apply on the prescribed "Application for Admission" form available from the College
on payment. Out-station candidates should add an extra amount for registered Book Post and send the
money-order/postal-order addressed to "The Principal, National College of Arts, Lahore". International
students should send the appropriate number of International Reply coupons to receive the Prospectus
by airmail.
Applications from candidates in the Punjab shall be received by the College Office. Candidates in other
provinces of the country should forward their applications to their respective Director of Technical
Education. Candidates from Northern areas should send their applications to the Ministry of Education,
government of Pakistan for onward transmission to the College.
Azad Jammu & Kashmir candidates should send their applications to the College through the Director of
Technical Education, Muzaffarabad.
Attested photostat copies of the following documents must accompany the Application for Admission
- Higher Secondary/Intermediate
- Certificate with details of marks obtained
- Documents in support of additional qualification obtained (if any)
- Domicile Certificate
- Pages 1 to 5 of passport (International Students only)
- National Identity Card
- Certificate of Father's and / or Guardian's annual income
- Five attested passport size recent photographs
- Bank draft as applicable
Note: Candidates granted admission shall be required to submit other documents as directed, before
registration/enrollment in the 1st year (Foundation Course).
Registration
First Year Foundation Course students are required to register at the beginning of the academic year.
Failure to complete registration formalities at the appropriate time, including payment of tuition fee and
charges, may lead to cancellation of the college enrollment. At registration all students are issued a
student identity card.
Fee Structure
Under-Graduate Programme
Tuition Fee and Other Charges
Unless otherwise stated, the fees and other charges are not refundable even if the student withdraws from College
or is struck off the College Rolls. Absence from the College will not be accepted as an excuse for non-payment of
dues, Fees shall be charged on the basis of the respective financial year on a half-yearly basis.
For Non-Resident Students
Admission fee Pakistani students
Admission fee Foreign students
Tuition fee for Pakistani national
Tuition fee for Foreign students
Student medical fund
Sports and extra curricular activity
College security (refundable)
Library security (refundable)
Library fund
Student Stationary fund
Student Bus Charges
Student Examination fee
Student Guild Fund
Student Locker fund
Student Study tour
College Development fund
Registration fee Pakistani students
Registration fee Foreign students
Computer/Internet fee
Electricity Charges
ERs.7000/- One time
US.$ 500/- One time
Rs.900/- Per month
US $.5000/- Per year
Rs.200/- Per month
Rs.250/- Per month
Rs.1300/- One time
Rs.2000/- One time
Rs.200/- Per month
Rs.400/- Per month
Rs.700/- Per month
Rs.1500/- Per year
Rs.450/- Per month
Rs.400/- Per month
Rs.450/- Per month
Rs.500/- Per month
Rs.2000/- One time
US.$500/- One time
Rs. 300/- Per month
Rs. 500/- Per month
Additional Charges for Resident Students
Hostel Admission fee
Hostel Security Refundable
Accommodation fee for Pak. Student
Accommodation fee for Foreign student
Electricity +Gas charges security one Time
Electricity +Gas charges security one Time (refundable)
Rs.2500/- One time
Rs.1300/- One time
Rs.700/- Per month
US.$250/- Per Quarter
Rs.1100/- Per month
Rs.6600/- One time
Hostel residents will be required to pay electricity and gas charges as per the bills received.
Note: The present fee structure is subject to revision from time to time by the Board of Governors - NCA
Full Fee Paying/Self Finance Scheme
A number of students are admitted to the College as full fee paying students. At present their number is fixed by
the Federal Ministry of Education at 25% of the total places available at the College. Admission tests on the basis of
open merit for this scheme are identical to those conducted for other students. An equally high merit in the test is
required to qualify for admission as a full-fee paying / self finance student. The full tuition fee for the length of the
course for Fine Art, Design, Musicology and Film & Television is Rs.200,000 and for Architecture it is Rs.250,000.
These fees will be non-refundable in case a student is disqualified in the First or Second Year; expelled; or the
voluntary discontinuation of the course on the part of the student for whatever reason at any stage of his/her
studies. In addition to the tuition fee stated above, students will be required to pay other dues and student
charges.
Seat Allocation:
Under-Graduate Programme
In accordance with the policy of the Government of Pakistan with respect to admission in national institutions, the
following places in each Degree Course are allocated to applicants from various areas of the country:
Department
Punjab Sindh NWFP FATA Balouchistan AJK Northern Areas
Self
Foreign
Finance
Total
Fine Arts
15
6
3
1
2
1
1
12
2
43
Architecture
15
6
3
2
2
2
1
12
5
48
Musicology
8
2
1
1
1
1
1
4
0
19
Graphic Design
6
3
1
0
1
1
0
6
3
21
Textile Design
6
2
1
1
1
0
0
4
1
16
Product Design
3
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
7
Ceramic Design
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
4
Film & TV
6
2
1
1
1
1
0
4
0
16
G.Total
61
22
11
6
9
6
4
44
11
174
In accordance with the decision of Government of Pakistan separate 2% quota seats are allocated for the children
of Refugees of the Indian Held Kashmir (IHK). Admission on these seats is processed by the Federal Government.
Reference: http://www.nca.edu.pk/entry.htm
IQRA UNIVERSITY
Location: Karachi (Three Campuses: Nazimabad, Clifton, Gulshan)
Program Detail:
Department of Management Sciences
BBA, MBA, M.phil. & Ph.D.
BS in Film & TV, Advertising, Animation
MS in Advertising
Admissions Criteria:
General Policy
Admissions to IQRA programmes are announced before the beginning of each term i.e.
Spring
January To May
Summer
June To August
Fall
August To December
Announcement of Admissions campaign is declared in the leading news papers nation-wide two months before the
commencement of classes.
Procedure and Criteria of Admission
Admissions at IQRA University are based 100% on merit. Students applying for any faculty must clear the admission test and the
interview. Admission test is split into four sections:

Quantative Analysis

English Language

General Knowledge

Drawing Test (Only for Media Science Students)

IQ
How To Apply
Step 1: Download Admission Application Form
Step 2: Fill the Form and submit it to IU Admission Department with the following:

Six passport size photographs.

Attested photocopy of Matric Marks sheet/ O levels Marks sheet.

Attested photocopy of Matric Board certificate.

Attested photocopy of Intermediate Board Certificate.

Attested photocopy of Intermediate Certificate.

Attested photocopy of Equivalency certificate issued by IBCC
(in case of foreign qualifications).

Attested photocopy of Bachelor’s Marks Sheet. (for Master’s applicants only)

Attested photocopy of Bachelor’s Degree. (for Master’s applicants only)

Attested photocopy of Equivalency certificate issued by Higher Education commission in case of foreign Degree. (for Master’s
applicants only)

Attested photocopy of Master’s Mark Sheet. (for MPhil. and PhD applicants only)

Attested photocopy of Master’s Degree. (for MPhil. and PhD applicants only)


Pay order of Rs. 1000/- only in the name of Iqra University
Undertaking in case of result awaiting student
References: http://www.iqra.edu.pk/?page_id=2663
Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology
Location: Clifton Karachi , Dubai, Islamabad, Larkana
Program Detail:
SZABIST offers a four year (eight semesters) BS (Media Sciences) degree with majors in Production and Advertising. The BS
Program is essentially a day program and consists of 46 courses & a thesis (six courses per semester) with a total of 144 credit
hours (all electives and certain courses may be offered in the evening), and an Internship. The maximum time limit to complete
the BS degree is seven years.
Admission Criteria:
BS COMPUTING/
BS MEDIA
Minimum A-Levels 3 passes)/Intermediate(50% marks, including first
SCIENCES /BS SOCIAL year no supplementary)or equivalent from a recognized institution
SCIENCES
& ECONOMICS
Those waiting for results can also apply but with no supplementary.
An entrance test, interview and group discussion will be given to all applicants at SZABIST.
Alternatively, applicants may submit a minimum 1650 score of SAT 1 for (BBA/BS), 50% score of GMAT for (MBA), GMAT/GRE
for MS (Management Sciences), GRE for MS (Computing), GRE for MS (Social Sciences & Economics), and mandatory GRE for
Ph.D.
Fee Structure
Regular SZABIST Degree Programs
Admission Test Fee for Bachelors / Masters / Doctoral
Rs. 1,000 (Pakistan nationals) / $30 (Foreign nationals)
Admission Fee
Rs. 15,000 (Pakistan nationals) / $500 (Foreign nationals)
Admission Fee is payable once at the beginning of study and is non-refundable.
Security Deposit
Security Deposit payable after acceptance by SZABIST (refundable): Rs. 5,000/ $165 (Foreign nationals)
Student Activity Fee
Rs. 500/ per semester ( (Pakistani nationals) / $15 (Foreign nationals)
Tuition Fee for BS (Media Sciences)
Rs. 113,400 per semester for Pakistani nationals; $2610 per semester for foreign nationals (full load of six courses per semester)
Student can apply Online
Reference: http://www.szabist.edu.pk/3
Biztek institute of business and Technology
Location: Korangi, Gulshan,shahr-e-faisal , Nazimabad Karachi
Program Detail:
Biztek offers a 4 year (8 semesters), BS (MS) program consists of 44 courses
with a total of 132 credit hours.
Acting
BS - Media Science
Direction
Production
Script Writing
Digital Filmmaking
Documentary Filmmaking
Direction for Camera
Cinematography
Stage Management & Decor
Print/Broadcast Journalism
Admission criteria:
For admissions to the BS (MS) program, the candidate must have
Completed Intermediate with minimum 45% / A Levels (Minimum
Three Papers) or equivalent from a recognized institution
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
ONLINE APPLICATION
SUBMISSIONS OF DOCUMENTS
APTITUDE TEST
INTERVIEW
RESULT
ADMISSIONS
Student can apply online
Reference: http://www.biztek.edu.pk/costudy.php
Greenwich University
Location: DHA Karachi
Program Detail:
(Undergraduate) Advertising
(Undergraduate) Journalism
(Undergraduate) Production
Mass Communication and Media Studies
In the wake of globalization – the changing environment in mass media the boundary of each traditional medium
such as newspaper, radio, television has been removed and all is integrated. Our program prepares the students to
enter the field of new media in the new globalized world. Greenwich believes in a broad based approach to
education. The department of Mass Communication and Media Studies produce graduates with knowledge and
advance knowledge in Communication and prepare then to be the leaders in mass communication and media
studies with morality creativity and other necessary related skills, particularly skills in English, focusing on concepts
theories and professional practices in Media Lab and through internships. Our aim is to produce graduates having
ability in critical analysis and comprehensive understanding in their filed and is to apply their knowledge and
contribute it to the society and our country during the period challenges where communication & technology are
the heart of development.
Admission Criteria:
Classification
There are three classifications of admissions. Regular Acceptance, Provisional Acceptance and Non-Degree
Student Status. A placement evaluation is required for all students before being admitted. Places offered
are valid for one term only; if not taken up, they are offered to applicants on the wait list
• REGULAR ACCEPTANCE
Applicants who meet all admission requirements are admitted as degree candidates.
• PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE
Applicants who are accepted provisionally are those who do not submit official documents or submit
incomplete documents. Transfer student who do not submit official documents from the institution
previously attended fall in this category. Conversely any applicant who does not meet minimum
requirements may be denied regular admission to the University and its programs.
• NON - DEGREE STUDENT STATUS
Applicants who desire to take courses without seeking degree candidacy are designated as Non-Degree
Students.
• RE-ADMISSION
Former students who had good academic standing, do not owe money to the university and were not
dismissed, may regain regular admission status and may re-enroll at any time during the one-year period
following their initial enrollment. Students who are not in good standing must petition the Admission
Committee for re-admission. If the student does not re-enroll within a year, application for re-admission
must be made to the Admission Committee. Readmits must contact the Registrar’s Office in time to meet
registration requirements prior to their intended return.
• TRANSFER OF CREDIT/ADVANCED PLACEMENT
Students may apply for advanced placement keeping in view prior academic qualifications and experience.
Any applicant who has completed more than 12 years of education may apply for the transfer of credit if
he/she desires to take any other course on a separate form which can be obtained from the Admission
Office/Communication Center.
Credit can only be confirmed after a student has registered and submitted documentary evidence of
academic qualifications or courses taken. The office will determine and award credit. Students should not
assume that their academic qualifications will allow them credit till written confirmation has been given.
Credits from other institutions: The Admission Office will evaluate credits from other institutions on a
course-by-course basis in accordance with such agreements as may exist. The acceptability of each credit
will depend on the appropriateness of the courses to the University curriculum, on their compatibility to
courses offered by Greenwich University, the period since the course credits were earned, and the grade
earned.
All passing grades of “C” or above in transfer courses are acceptable for students who leave their prior
institution with good academic standing. Students who were not in good academic standing at their
previous colleges may be accepted, but only with Provisional Acceptance status. Transfer credits will be
awarded after the student has achieved good academic standing. However, a tentative evaluation of such
transfer credits may be requested by the student upon admission. All transfer credit will be recorded as
“TR” on the student’s transcript.
Before graduating, transfer students must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours of the University courses
in order to be eligible for an associate degree and a minimum of 60 credit hours for the Undergraduate
degree. A maximum of 60 credit hours can be transferred.
Undergraduates must be in residence for the final 60 hours of course work prior to receiving their degree.
Credit by Challenge Examinations: Students may obtain credit through successful performance on a
challenge examination. A student seeking credit by examination must have an exceptional background in
the subject and minimum grade point average of 2.75. He or she must first secure written permission from
the concerned Dean. If permission is granted the Dean will arrange for preparation of challenge exam and
may also require written reports, related supplementary readings, or a term paper if appropriate. Forms for
challenge examinations are available with the Registrar’s Office/Communication Center. Students are
limited to 9 credit hours by challenge examinations.
Credit for Prior Work/Life Learning: College credit may be earned through the careful academic assessment
of prior college level learning acquired through life or work roles or through selected educational programs
offered by collegiate organizations. The total of such credit may not exceed 60 credits for undergraduate
students.
Admission of Transfer Students: Greenwich University accepts credits earned with a Grade “B” or above
from other accredited universities and from foreign programs.
• PLACEMENT TEST
English and Mathematics proficiency, are measured by the results of the Greenwich Placement Test (GPT) or
Institutional TOEFL examination. All students have to appear for an interview and group discussion with the
board as a part of the selection process.
• HOW TO APPLY
Pakistani residents who are applicants for admission must follow the following procedure:
1. APPLICATION FORM AND FEE
Submit the complete Undergraduate Application form with the non-refundable application fee to the
Admission Committee.
2.Transcripts:
Arrange to have original or certified copies of all secondary school transcripts, irrespective of credits
earned and national examination results, and forward directly to the Office of Admissions.
• WHEN TO APPLY
Applications must be received on or before the due date as advertised and as mentioned in the academic
calendar.
• OWNERSHIP OF DOCUMENTS
All application material (academic records, financial support documents, test scores, reference letters,
translations, and other material) submitted in support of an application, become the property of the
University and cannot be returned or forwarded elsewhere, except the original documents which will be
returned after verification.
Fee Structure:
TUITION AND
OTHER FEES
RUPEES
Fee for obtaining and submission Greenwich University Admission Documents
(Application Form, Prospectus, Academic Recommendation Forms and Greenwich Placement Test).
1,000
Undergraduate course tuition fee per credit hour (level 100–400).
3,000
Graduate tuition fee per credit hour (level 500)
4,000
Registration fee per semester (Undergraduate program).
3,500
Registration fee per semester (Graduate program).
4,500
Sports/extra curricular activities fees.
2,300
Computer Lab fee / Library / Research Support facilities
2,300
Examination fee per course.
600
Development Fund
2,300
Following fees are charged wherever applicable
* Administrative charges (Transfer of Credit)
15,000
* Withdrawal fee per course (Undergraduate program).
4,500
* Withdrawal fee per course (Graduate program).
6,000
* Challenge examination fee for level 100–400 courses (per course).
9,000
* Challenge examination fee for level 500 courses (per course).
12,000
* Exemption fee for work experience (Undergraduate per course)
9,000
* Exemption fee for work experience (Graduate per course)
12,000
* Duplicate Identification Card
500
* Course Add/Drop fee.
500
* Removal of “Incomplete Grade” fee.
3,000
* Computer Lab fee (for computer course only).
2,300
* Rechecking of examination marks (only final exam marks can be rechecked).
1000
* Charges for late payment of course tuition fees.
within 15 days
5,000
within 30 days
(After 30 days the registration is automatically cancelled)
10,000
* Issuance of Transcript.
(normal)
(urgent)
1,000
2,000
* Graduation fee (Undergraduate).
1. Associate Degree......................................................................>
15,000
2. Bachelor's Degree.....................................................................>
15,000
Note:
1. All students, new and already enrolled, must pay the tuition and registration fee for each semester at the time of registration. Only cash and
Bank Pay Order will be accepted for all payments at the notified bank in favour of Greenwich University, Karachi (no payment will be accepted
at campus).
2. Financial obligation to Greenwich University during a semester must be cleared promptly: otherwise, students will not be allowed to register
for any subsequent semester or receive academic transcripts, etc., until all his/her accounts are settled in full.
3. The above fee structure is subject to change without prior notice. Up–to–date information about fees will be posted by Admission Office
before the beginning of each financial year/semester on the Notice Board.
4. Fees are non-refundable.
Reference: http://www.greenwichuniversity.edu.pk/acadm.html
Newports institute of communication and economics
Location:Karachi
Program Detail:
Bs Media Sciences: TV and Film Production
Admission Criteria:
Students seeking admissions will have to fulfill following minimum conditions :
» For Graduate Level Programs:
At least 'C' Grade or 50% in SSC, HSC or equivalent examinations
» For Masters Level Programs:
At least second division in graduation for admission
» Success in aptitude test and interview conducted by the institute
NOTE All admission shall be closed on the specified date according to the prospectus and academic schedule, therein and no
late admission will be allowed after the commencement of classes. However, if certain students are keen to join the classes
after the last date of admission, they may be allowed admission after fulfilling conditions below:
» Only with the written permission of the Dean/Rector.
» Within two weeks of the commencement of classes.
» A late fee of Rs. 200/day will have to be paid besides the fee for the entire semester.
» Students will provide a statement that the loss of quizzes, assignments etc. within the first two weeks of the semester will be
covered.
Reference: http://newports.edu.pk/about-nice.aspx
Central Institute of Arts and Crafts:
Location: Karachi
Program detail:
Central Institute of Arts and Crafts, Karachi is offering following short courses and diploma programs in
various disciplines of arts and design. The Institute is affiliated with the Sindh Board of Technical
Education.
Diploma / Certificate Programs
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Graphic Designing
 Fine Arts
 Textile Designing
Short Courses
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Drawing
Oil Painting
Photography
Textile
Admission Criteria:
Eligibility
Matriculation, Intermediate, O Level or A Level
Reference: http://pkeducation.org/2010/09/08/central-institute-of-arts-and-crafts-diploma-andcertificate-courses/
National Academy of performing Arts
Location: Karachi
Program Detail:
Napa offers a Three Year Diploma Course in Theatre Arts leading to the awarding of a Diploma. Students
are required to attend nine trimesters of academic as well as practical training.
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Acting
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Directing
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Script Writing
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Theatre Arts students must complete a mandatory foundation course before selecting their major field of
study. During this period, focus is placed upon helping students develop an understanding of space,
movement and improvisation as well as role development. Students are required to perform monologues
as well as ensemble pieces before a faculty audience at the end of each term as part of their assessment.
Additionally, emphasis is placed upon building students’ knowledge of the origins and history of drama
and sharpening their analytical skills through in-depth study of major classical and modern plays.
For a complete list of courses offered and their content, please refer to Course Listings.

Students are strongly encouraged to seek guidance and counseling from the faculty and administration
before selecting their major. There is ample opportunity for experimental work in all areas offered and
students must take the initiative to explore these if they wish to gain approval for specific majors.
Although students have the freedom to select a major of their choice, the administration reserves the
right to deny permission to those candidates who are deemed unsuitable for a specific major.
Course Outline:
History of Theatre
Improvisation
Acting
Script Writing
Acting Theory
Diction
Voice and Speech
Movement
Directing
Stage Lighting
Production Design
Stage Make up
Production Fundamentals
Costume Design for Theatre
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The minimum age for application is 17 years. There is no upper age limit.

For diploma course applicants should have an ‘A’ Levels or an Intermediate certificate (from a recognized
University).
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Preference would be given to applicants with some experience of performing arts.
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Applications from candidates for admission are invited at the end of each calendar year.

Application Forms may be collected from NAPA premises during office hours (12:00 p.m. to 06:00 p.m. on
weekdays).
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A non-refundable application fee of Rs.500 is payable at the time of collection of Application Forms.
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When submitting Application Forms, applicants must bring with them:
o
Original NIC and two photocopies.
o
Attested copies, as well as originals (for verification), of all required documents.
o
Six passport size photographs.
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Incomplete applications will not be considered.
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Candidates who pass the first stage of screening will be called for an audition.
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A list of accepted candidates will be displayed on the notice board in NAPA.

All registration fees and fees for the first trimester must be paid in full prior to commencement of classes.

Classes for the 2012-2014 diploma courses will commence in January 2012.

Once admission forms have been accepted, the candidates will be provided a schedule for auditions,
followed by an interview.
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No recorded material or accompaniment is permitted during an audition.

Live tabla and harmonium accompaniment will be available if required.
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Candidates must perform at least one vocal composition of their choice (2-3 min. duration).
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Candidates must perform one piece (2-3 min. duration) on an instrument of their choice.
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With the exception of piano, Candidates are required to bring their own instrument.
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Candidates will offered a choice of 5/6 monologues by NAPA. They must choose one and memorize it. In
addition, candidates must prepare a monologue (2 to 3 minutes in duration) of their own choosing. This
second monologue should be in contrast to the piece given by NAPA.

All fees are payable in advance -- cash or cheque-- at the Accounts Office, latest by the 10th of every month.

All fees, once paid, are non refundable

Prospectus & Form fee
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Registration Fee
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500
1,000
Fee Per Trimester

12,000
Total Fee of the Course

48,000
Student can apply online
Reference: http://www.napa.org.pk/how_to_apply.php
University of Punjab
Location: Lahore
Program Detail:
Diploma Course in:
 Television Production
 Graphic arts
Degree Program:
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BFA in Graphic Designing
Location: Lahore Pakistan
Program Detail:
Bachelor in Architecture Designs
Course Outlines of Architecture Design
3D Max & Animation
Building Energy Systems
Material and Construction-1
Advance AutoCAD
Building Material
Materials & Construction III
Advance Thermal Comfort
Building Methods in Architecture
Materials & Construction IV
Advance Thermal Comfort
Building Systems I
Materials & Construction-I
Archi Educational Project
CAD in Architecture
Materials & Construction-II
Architectrual Design Studio-II
Calligraphy
Medieval Architecture
Architectural Design Studio
Architectural Design Studio-IV
Computer Aided Design &
Drafting
Computer Aided Modeling in
Architecture
Model Making
Principles of Design Programming
Architectural Design Studio-VI
Computer Methods
Professional Practice
Architectural Design Studios
Conservation & Adaptive Reuse
Professional Practice
Architectural Fundamentals
Design in the Digital Age
Real Estate Developments in
Architecture
Architectural History
Design of Urban Landscape
Services & Environment
Architectural History
Architectural Photography
Architectural Rendering
Design Principles of the Urban
Landscape
Drawing for Design in
Architecture
Services & Environment
Set of Drawing
Engineering Design System
Social Cultural Research Project
Environmental Design and the
Socio-cultural Context
Environmental Technology:
Thermal, Lighting and Acoustic
Design
Socio Cultural Environmental
Project
Architectural Thesis
Estimation for Architecture
Strength of Materials
Architecture Basics
Graphics & Model Making-II
Structural Frames & Design
Architecture Design Studio-I
Graphics & Model Making-III
Structural Frames and Building
Design/Construction
Architecture Design Studio-III
Graphics and Model Making-1
The Designed Environment
Architecture Design Studio-V
History & Civilization
Theories Of Architecture
Architecture Health Project
History of Architecture II
Thesis Design
Architectural Structures
Architectural Structures-II
Socio Cultural Environmental
Project
Architecture Health Project
History of Art & Architecture I
Thesis Design Project
Architecture Studio
History of Art & Architecture-II
Thesis Research Project
Architecture Studios
History of Art & Architecture-III
Thesis Research Project
Architeture Design Studio II
Integrated Design Systems
Topics in Architectural
Representation: 3-D Architectural
Modeling and Design
AutoCAD
Interior Designing
Topographical Survey
Basic Design-1
Introduction to AutoCad
Basic Design-II
Book Illustration
Introduction to Computer Aided
Architectural Design
Introduction to Drawing in
Architecture and Landscape
Architecture
Undergraduate Architectural
Studio
Undergraduate Architecture
Studios I
Undergraduate Architecture
Studios II
Building & Construction Drawing
Introduction to Structures
Urban Design
Building Construction
Islamic Architecture
Urban Theory & Planning
Building Construction
Landscape & Environment
Urban Theory And Planning
Building Construction II
Legal Contracts in Architecture
Visual Communication-II
Admission Criteria:
Admissions
University of South Asia places strong emphasis on the quality of its student body. Students must exhibit above-average
credentials, good communication skills, and willingness to contribute to the propagation of learning at this coveted seat of higher
learning. The University also expects a high degree of integrity, discipline, and ethical conduct from its students.
University of South Asia Rules and Procedures define and govern the academic life of the students at USA. The objective behind
every rule is to provide endless opportunities for academic growth while controlling the possibility of undisciplined behavior.
The rules are divided into several categories for easy reference. Whenever students come across an issue, they are advised to refer
to the relevant rule before seeking assistance from the University Management.
University of South Asia has the following departments to assist the students:
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Admissions and Student Affairs
Department of Academic Coordination
Examinations and Academic Affairs
The Admissions and Student Affairs Department helps the students in managing their admission and administrative affairs while
the Department of Examinations and Academic Affairs helps the students in academic matters. The rules also inform the students
of the relevant department that they are required to consult to resolve their issues.
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for admission to University of South Asia Bachelor’s Programs, a student must have completed at least 12-years of
education in Pakistan or abroad, from a recognized school / board / institution. Following academic qualifications are acceptable:
1. Intermediate (FA / F.Sc. / ICS)
2. Advance Level Certificate
3. American High School Diploma
4. International Baccalaureate
Other qualifications will be assessed by the Admissions Committee for equivalency. In this regard, the decision of the Admissions
Committee will be final. For LL.B. degree the students with 12-years of schooling can opt for the “B.Com. & LL.B Joint Degree
Program.” Direct admissions to the LL.B. program are only offered to those students who have completed at least 14-years of
education, or have already obtained an ordinary Bachelor’s degree.
Note
• Applicants with third division will not be eligible for admission.
• Candidates awaiting results can apply on provisional basis.
Admission Application
Students seeking admission at University of South Asia are required to submit their application on the Admission Form available
with the Prospectus 2011-12. Please attach the following documents with your completed Application Form:
• Copy of your CNIC
• Copy of parent’s / guardian’s CNIC
• Two recent passport size photographs
• Two letters of recommendation
• Copy of past academic record(s) – transcripts / certificates
• Copy of character certificate from the last institution attended
• Copy of work-experience details (if any)
Evaluation Process
Submit your completed admission application to the Student Affairs Office well-within the indicated application deadline. (Bring
your original documents with you for reference purposes and scrutiny).
• An Aptitude Test will be conducted according to the degree applied for.
• An interview will be conducted by the Admissions Committee.
• University reserves the right to refuse admission to any applicant without assigning any reason whatsoever.
• All documents submitted for admission will be verified with the issuing authority. Any falsification will result in expulsion
of student from the University at any stage.
Student Can apply online
Reference: http://www.usa.edu.pk/AdmissionProcess.aspx?pid=AdmissionProcess