The Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology has extended the admission deadline for its morning and evening open-merit programmes until November 30, 2026, giving students more time to apply, 24NewsHD TV reported on Sunday.
According to the university, admission applications for all open-merit programmes can now be submitted until November 30.
Admission tests for Pharmacy, BBA, Computer Science, Cyber Security and Artificial Intelligence programmes will be held on November 24.
The entrance test for the EMBA weekend programme will also take place on the same day.
The university’s Director Admissions, Dr Kausar Yasmeen, said the tests would begin at 2pm at the university’s Gulshan-e-Iqbal campus.
She asked candidates to download and print their roll number slips from the university’s website and bring them to the examination centre.
Candidates who cannot download their roll number slips must bring the bank receipt of their admission processing fee, she added.
The extension applies to the open-merit morning and evening programmes, which admit students on the basis of merit rather than reserved seats, and covers all of the university’s open-merit offerings for the current admission cycle.
Students applying for the programmes with admission tests on November 24 will need to sit the test in their chosen subject, with Pharmacy, business administration, computer science, cyber security and artificial intelligence among the fields covered.
The EMBA weekend programme is aimed at working professionals who attend classes on weekends, and its entrance test will be held alongside the other admission tests on the same day.
The Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology is a federal public university, and its Gulshan-e-Iqbal campus in Karachi is one of its main teaching campuses, where the admission tests will be held.
Applicants have been advised to check the university’s website for their roll number slips before the test day, so that they can reach the examination centre on time with the required documents.
Those who face difficulty downloading their slips should keep the bank receipt of the admission processing fee safe, as it will be needed at the centre in place of the slip, according to the university.
