ہم ہر پاکستانی طلبا ء و طالبات جو کہ اس تلاش میں ہیں کہ پاکستان کی کسی اچھی سی یونیورسٹی میں داخلہ لے سکیں اور ایسے طلباء ہمارے پیج پر آئیں اور بغیر کسی وقت کو ضائع کیا فیس کے بارے میں جانیں۔Fee Structure 2025 all university of Pakistan ہم نے پاکستان کی یونیورسٹیوں اور کالجوں،کورسز،ڈگری کی فہرست تیار کی ہے ۔طلباء و طالبات داخلہ لینے سے پہلے یہ جان سکیں کہ کتنی فیس ادا کرنی ہے؟
Fee Structure 2025 of all universities in Pakistan
We invite every Pakistani student who is looking to get admission in a good university in Pakistan and such students come to our page and learn about the fees without wasting any time. We have prepared a list of universities and colleges, courses, degrees in Pakistan. Before taking admission, students should know how much fee to pay.
ہمیں یہ پتہ ہے کہ ہمارے ملک پاکستان کا تعلیمی نظام پڑوسی ممالک کی نسبت اچھا نہیں اور مہنگا بھی ہے۔کیونکہ حکومت پاکستان میں خاص کر تعلیمی اخراجات بہت ہیں اور دوسرا کوئی انتظام نہیں جس سے طلباء و طالبات کو مستفید ہو سکیں۔پاکستان میں آن لائن کورسز ماسٹر اور انڈرگریجویٹ پروگراموں کی فیس کا شیڈول جس میں 4 سالہ پروگرام 2 سالہ پروگرام موجودہے۔
We know that the education system of our country Pakistan is not good and expensive compared to neighbouring countries. Because the government of Pakistan has a lot of educational expenses and there is no other arrangement from which students can benefit. Fee schedule for online courses, master’s and undergraduate programs in Pakistan, which include 4-year programs and 2-year programs.
Public Universities Fee Structure 2025 in Pakistan
فیس شیڈول پاکستان کی تمام یونیورسٹیوں کی ۔
یوایم ٹی فیس شیڈول 2025
یونیورسٹی آف مینجمنٹ اینڈ ٹیکنالوجی دوسری صورت میں یو ایم ٹی کے نام سے جانا جاتا ہے اس میں ماسٹر کلاسز گریجویٹ ،پی ایچ ڈی ایم فل ،ایف ایس سی ،آئی سی ایس کی فیس کا شیڈول طلباء کے گاڑی کے اخرابات ،ہاسٹل کی فیس کا شیڈول کا اندراج کیا گیا ہے۔
Fee Schedule of all universities in Pakistan.
UMT Fee Schedule 2025
University of Management and Technology otherwise known as UMT has listed the fee schedule for Masters, Graduate, PhD, MPhil, F.Sc, ICS
Student vehicle expenses, hostel fee schedule.Shocking Fee Structure 2025 Revealed – All Universities of Pakistan
| Program Name | Duration | Learning Investment | Quarterly Instalment | ||
| Dr Hasan Murad School of Management (HSM) | |||||
| Bachelor of Business Administration | 4 years | 2090000 PKR | 130625 PKR | ||
| Bachelor of Business Administration – Post ADP | 2 years | 1201581 PKR | 150197 PKR | ||
| Bachelor of Business and Information Systems | 4 years | 1790000 PKR | 111875 PKR | ||
| Bachelor of Business and Information Systems – Post ADP | 2 years | 1050467 PKR | 131308 PKR | ||
| BS Accounting and Finance | 4 Years | 1690000 PKR | 105625 PKR | ||
| BS Accounting and Finance – Post ADP | 2 years | 974862 PKR | 121857 PKR | ||
| BS Agribusiness Management | 4 years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| BS Economics | 4 Years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Economics – Post ADP | 2 years | 761300 PKR | 95162 PKR | ||
| BS Economics with Data Science | 4 years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Economics with Finance | 4 years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Economics with Public Policy | 4 years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Management and Technology | 4 Years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Operations and Supply Chain Management | 4 Years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Operations and Supply Chain Post ADP | 2 years | 830604 PKR | 103825 PKR | ||
| BS Real Estate Management | 4 Years | 1490000 PKR | 93125 PKR | ||
| Executive MBA (Weekend) | 2 Years | 890000 PKR | 111250 PKR | ||
| MBA | 2 Years | 990000 PKR | 123750 PKR | ||
| MBA (1.5 Years) | 1.5 Years | 790000 PKR | 131667 PKR | ||
| MS Business Analytics (Weekend) | 2 Years | 790000 PKR | 98750 PKR | ||
| MS Economics | 2 Years | 790000 PKR | 98750 PKR | ||
| MS Finance (Weekend) | 2 Years | 790000 PKR | 98750 PKR | ||
| MS Higher Education Leadership and Management | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MS Islamic Banking And Finance | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| MS Management | 2 Years | 790000 PKR | 98750 PKR | ||
| MS Marketing (Weekend) | 2 Years | 790000 PKR | 98750 PKR | ||
| MS Strategic Human Resource Management (Weekend) | 2 Years | 790000 PKR | 98750 PKR | ||
| MS Supply Chain Management (Weekend) | 2 Years | 790000 PKR | 98750 PKR | ||
| PhD Economics | 3 Years | 790000 PKR | 65833 PKR | ||
| PhD Islamic Banking and Finance | 3 Years | 790000 PKR | 65833 PKR | ||
| PhD Management | 3 Years | 990000 PKR | 82500 PKR | ||
| PhD Statistics | 3 Years | 790000 PKR | 65833 PKR | ||
| Institute of Aviation Studies | |||||
| ADP Flight Operations | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| BS Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technology | 4 Years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Aviation Management | 4 Years | 1590000 PKR | 99375 PKR | ||
| BS Aviation Professional Pilot (APP) | 4 Years | 1590000 PKR | 99375 PKR | ||
| Postgraduate Diploma in Aviation Safety | 1 years | 349000 PKR | 87250 PKR | ||
| School of Architecture and Planning | |||||
| B Architecture | 5 Years | 2090000 PKR | 104500 PKR | ||
| BS City and Regional Planning | 4 Years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| BS Design | 4 years | 890000 PKR | 55625 PKR | ||
| BS in Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System | 4 Years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Interior Architecture | 4 years | 890000 PKR | 55625 PKR | ||
| Masters of Architecture | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MS- City and Regional Planning | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| PhD Architecture | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| School of Commerce and Accountancy | |||||
| B.Com (Hons) – Post ADP/BA/BSC/B.Com | 2 Years | 391176 PKR | 48772 PKR | ||
| Bcom (H) | 4 Years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS Accounting | 4 Years | 890000 PKR | 55625 PKR | ||
| BS Accounting – Post ADP/BA/BSc/Bcom | 2 Years | 456247 PKR | 57030 PKR | ||
| BS Business Management and Accounting | 4 years | 890000 PKR | 55625 PKR | ||
| BS Business Management and Accounting – Post ADP/BA/BSc/Bcom | 2 Years | 483075 PKR | 60384 PKR | ||
| BS Digital Accounting & Analytics | 4 years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS E-Commerce | 4 Years | 890000 PKR | 55625 PKR | ||
| BS E-Commerce Post ADP (ITM) | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| MS Accounting (Regular/Weekend) | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| School of Design and Textiles | |||||
| BS Fashion Design | 4 Years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| BS Interior Design | 4 Years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| BS Textile Design | 4 Years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| BS Textiles & Clothing | 4 years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| BS Visual Communication Design | 4 Years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| MS Textiles | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| PhD Textiles | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| School of Engineering | |||||
| BS Civil Engineering | 4 Years | 2090000 PKR | 130625 PKR | ||
| BS Construction Management | 4 years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Electrical Engineering | 4 Years | 1890000 PKR | 118125 PKR | ||
| BS Information Security Engineering Technology | 4 years | 890000 PKR | 55625 PKR | ||
| BS Mechanical Engineering | 4 Years | 2090000 PKR | 130625 PKR | ||
| BS Robotics and Intelligent Systems | 4 Years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| BS-Computer Engineering | 4 years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| MS Civil Engineering | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MS Electrical Engineering | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MS Engineering Management | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MS Mechanical Engineering | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| PhD Civil Engineering | 3 Years | 890000 PKR | 74166 PKR | ||
| PhD Electrical Engineering | 3 Years | 890000 PKR | 74166 PKR | ||
| PhD Mechanical Engineering | 3 Years | 890000 PKR | 74166 PKR | ||
| School of Food and Agricultural Sciences | |||||
| ADP Agricultural Sciences | 2 years | 290000 PKR | 36250 PKR | ||
| ADP Horticultural Sciences | 2 years | 290000 PKR | 36250 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree Program in Food Science and Technology | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| BS Agricultural Sciences | 4 years | 550000 PKR | 34375 PKR | ||
| BS Food Safety and Quality Management | 4 Years | 690000 PKR | 43125 PKR | ||
| BS Food Science and Technology | 4 Years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Food Science and Technology Post ADP/BSc | 2 years | 583863 PKR | 72982 PKR | ||
| BS Horticultural Sciences | 4 years | 550000 PKR | 34375 PKR | ||
| BS Human Nutrition and Dietetics | 4 Years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Public Health Nutrition | 4 years | 900000 PKR | 56250 PKR | ||
| MS Food Quality Management | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MS Food Technology | 2 years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MS Human Nutrition and Dietetics | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| PhD Food Technology | 3 Years | 790000 PKR | 65833 PKR | ||
| PhD Human Nutrition and Dietetics | 3 years | 790000 PKR | 65833 PKR | ||
| School of Governance and Society | |||||
| Associate Degree Program in Public Administration | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| BS Digital Governance | 4 years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Public Administration | 4 Years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Public Administration – Post ADP/BSc/BA | 2 years | 497715 PKR | 62214 PKR | ||
| BS Public Administration and Civil Services Studies | 4 years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Public Policy and Management | 4 years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| MS Public Policy For Regular Govt Employees | 2 Years | 390000 PKR | 48750 PKR | ||
| MS Public Policy Humanitarian Leadership (Regular/Weekend) | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| School of Health Sciences | |||||
| ADP Medical Laboratory Sciences | 2 years | 390000 PKR | 48750 PKR | ||
| ADP Radiography And Imaging Technology | 2 years | 390000 PKR | 48750 PKR | ||
| ADP Ultrasound Technology | 2 years | 390000 PKR | 48750 PKR | ||
| BS Aesthetic and Skin Care Technology | 4 years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS Anesthesia Technology | 4 Years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS Dental Hygiene | 4 Years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS Dental Technology | 4 Years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS Human Nutrition and Dietetics (AHPC Recognized) | 4 years | 1290000 PKR | 80625 PKR | ||
| BS Medical Imaging and Ultrasonography | 4 years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Medical Laboratory Sciences | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS Operation Theatre Technology | 4 Years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS Optometry and Vision Sciences | 4 years | 1190000 PKR | 74375 PKR | ||
| BS Speech Language Pathology | 4 years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| Doctor of Physiotherapy | 5 years | 1890000 PKR | 94500 PKR | ||
| MS Medical Laboratory Sciences (MS MLS) | 2 years | 449000 PKR | 56125 PKR | ||
| MS Nutrition Science | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MS Physical Therapy | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| PGD in Dietetics | 1 Year | 120000 PKR | 30000 PKR | ||
| Sports Nutrition Certification | 6 weeks | 40000 PKR | 0 PKR | ||
| School of Law and Policy | |||||
| LLB | 5 Years | 2890000 PKR | 144500 PKR | ||
| LLM Commercial Law | 2 Years | 890000 PKR | 111250 PKR | ||
| School of Liberal Arts | |||||
| BS English (Language and Linguistics) Post ADP | 2 years | 506320 PKR | 63290 PKR | ||
| BS English Language and Linguistics | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS English Literature | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS English Literature Post ADP | 2 years | 526872 PKR | 65859 PKR | ||
| BS Liberal Arts | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| MPhil Applied Linguistics (Weekend) | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MPhil English Literature | 2-YEAR | 790000 PKR | 98750 PKR | ||
| PGD Creative Writing | 1 Year | 345000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| PhD English Linguistics | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| PhD English Literature | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| School of Media and Communication Studies | |||||
| BS Immersive Media and Digital Communication | 4 Years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Media and Communication | 4 Years | 1390000 PKR | 86875 PKR | ||
| BS Media and Communication – Post ADP/BA/BSC/B.Com | 2 Years | 786327 PKR | 98290 PKR | ||
| BS Media Management and Technology | 4 years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| MPhil Media and Communication | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| PhD Media and Communications | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| School of Pharmacy | |||||
| Doctor of Pharmacy | 5 Years | 2690000 PKR | 134500 PKR | ||
| MPhill Pharmacology | 2 years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| School of Professional Advancement | |||||
| Bachelor of Professional Studies | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS) – Post ADP/BSc/BA | 2 years | 616494 PKR | 77061 PKR | ||
| BS Hospitality and Tourism Management | 4 Years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Sports Management | 4 Years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| MS Project Management (Evening) | 1.5 Years | 590000 PKR | 98333 PKR | ||
| MS Project Management (Weekend) | 1.5 Years | 690000 PKR | 115000 PKR | ||
| School of Professional Psychology | |||||
| BS Psychology | 4 Years | 1190000 PKR | 74375 PKR | ||
| BS Psychology – Post ADP/BA/BSc | 2 years | 565455 PKR | 70682 PKR | ||
| MPhil Psychology | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MS Clinical Psychology | 2 Years | 1090000 PKR | 136250 PKR | ||
| MS Counselling Psychology | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| MS Industrial Organizational Psychology | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| PhD Clinical Psychology | 3 Years | 1090000 PKR | 90833 PKR | ||
| PhD Psychology | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| School of Science | |||||
| BS Biochemistry (Industrial Biochemistry) | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS Biochemistry Post ADP/BSc | 2 years | 624672 PKR | 78084 PKR | ||
| BS Biotechnology | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS Biotechnology Post ADP/BSc | 2 years | 642235 PKR | 80154 PKR | ||
| BS Chemistry | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS Chemistry Post ADP/BSc | 2 years | 604607 PKR | 75575 PKR | ||
| BS Mathematics (Artificial Intelligence and Data Sciences) | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS Mathematics Post ADP/BSc | 2 years | 612455 PKR | 76556 PKR | ||
| BS Microbiology | 4 years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS Microbiology Post ADP/BSc | 2 years | 620073 PKR | 77509 PKR | ||
| BS Physics (Artificial Intelligence, Data Sciences, Industrial Electronics) | 4 Years | 1090000 PKR | 68125 PKR | ||
| BS Physics Post ADP/BSc | 2 years | 651087 PKR | 81385 PKR | ||
| MS Chemistry (Regular/Weekend) | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MS in Biochemistry (Regular /Weekend) | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 82650 PKR | ||
| MS in Biotechnology (Regular/Weekend) | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 82650 PKR | ||
| MS Mathematics | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MS Mathematics(Weekend) | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MS Physics | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MS Physics (weekend) | 2 years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| Phd Biosciences | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| PhD Chemistry | 3 Years | 790000 PKR | 65833 PKR | ||
| PhD Mathematics | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| PhD Physics | 3 Years | 790000 PKR | 65833 PKR | ||
| School of Social Sciences and Humanities | |||||
| BS Education | 4 Years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS Gender Studies – Post BSc/BA | 2 Years | 381026 PKR | 47628 PKR | ||
| BS Honors in Special Needs Education | 4 Years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS International Relations | 4 Years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Political Science | 4 Years | 990000 PKR | 61875 PKR | ||
| BS Sociology | 4 Years | 790000 PKR | 49375 PKR | ||
| BS Sociology – Post BSc/BA | 2 years | 566842 PKR | 70855 PKR | ||
| BS Special Need Education – Post ADP/BSc/BA | 2 years | 480120 PKR | 60015 PKR | ||
| MPhil Education (Regular/Weekend) | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MPhil Educational Leadership and Management (MPhil. ELM) (Weekend) | 2 years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MPhil International Relation (Weekend) | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MPhil Islamic Studies (Major in Seerat-un-Nabi (SAW)) (Weekend) | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MPhil Islamic Thought and Civilization (Weekend) | 2 years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| MPhil Political Science (Weekend) | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MPhil Sociology (Weekend) | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MPhil Special Education (Weekend) | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| MS Security and Strategic Studies (Weekend) | 2 Years | 390000 PKR | 48750 PKR | ||
| PhD Education | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| PhD International Relations | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| PhD Islamic Thought and Civilization | 3 Years | 790000 PKR | 65833 PKR | ||
| PhD Sociology | 3 Years | 690000 PKR | 57500 PKR | ||
| PhD Special Education | 3 Years | 590000 PKR | 49167 PKR | ||
| School of Systems and Technology | |||||
| BS Artificial Intelligence | 4 years | 1890000 PKR | 118125 PKR | ||
| BS Computer Science | 4 years | 2090000 PKR | 130625 PKR | ||
| BS Computer Science – Post ADP | 2 years | 1219102 PKR | 152387 PKR | ||
| BS Cyber Security | 4 Years | 1690000 PKR | 105625 PKR | ||
| BS Data Science | 4 Years | 1690000 PKR | 105625 PKR | ||
| BS Information Technology | 4 years | 1690000 PKR | 105625 PKR | ||
| BS Multimedia and Gaming | 4 years | 1690000 PKR | 105625 PKR | ||
| BS Software Engineering | 4 years | 1990000 PKR | 124375 PKR | ||
| MS Artificial Intelligence (Weekend) | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| MS Computer Science (Weekend) | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| MS Computing and Data Science (Weekend) | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| MS Information Security (Weekend) | 2 years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| MS Information Technology (Weekend) | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| MS Software Engineering (Weekend) | 2 Years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| PhD Computer Science | 3 Years | 990000 PKR | 82500 PKR | ||
| The College of Arts Science and Technology | |||||
| Associate Degree Data Science | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Accounting & Finance | 2 years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Artificial Intelligence | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Business Administration & Commerce | 2 Years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Computer Science | 2 years | 690000 PKR | 86250 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Cyber Security | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Digital Marketing | 2 Years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in English | 2 Years | 490000 PKR | 61250 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Fashion Design | 2 Years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Graphic Design | 2 Years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Information Technology Management | 2 years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Media & Communication Studies | 2-Years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Psychology | 2 years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree in Software Engineering | 2 Years | 590000 PKR | 73750 PKR | ||
| Associate Degree Paralegal Studies | 2 Years | 525000 PKR | 65625 PKR | ||
Fee Structure 2025 all university of Pakistan
Fee Structure 2025 All Universities of Pakistan: Complete Guide
Looking for the latest university fee details in Pakistan? This guide breaks down the 2025 fee structure across Pakistani universities for students and parents planning higher education expenses. We’ll cover public vs private university costs, compare program fees across institutions, and highlight scholarship opportunities to make your education more affordable.
Overview of University Fee Structures in Pakistan for 2025
Key changes from previous years
The 2025 fee structure across Pakistani universities has seen some major shifts. Public universities hiked fees by 15-20% compared to 2024, while private institutions pushed increases to nearly 25%.
Gone are the days when semester fees stayed under 50,000 PKR at public universities. Now they’re averaging 70,000-90,000 PKR for most undergraduate programs. Medical education costs jumped the most – MBBS programs at government colleges now demand 150,000-200,000 PKR per semester.
Another big change? The reduction of fee waivers and scholarships. Many universities that previously offered generous financial aid have scaled back these programs by 30-40%.
Government policy influences on fee determination
Universities aren’t just randomly picking numbers. The Higher Education Commission’s new funding formula has basically forced institutions to generate more revenue internally.
The government slashed education subsidies by almost 35% compared to previous fiscal allocations. Universities had two choices: cut programs or raise fees. Most chose the latter.
The HEC also implemented a new “cost-sharing model” requiring students to bear a higher percentage of educational expenses. Public universities now expect students to cover 60-70% of actual education costs, up from 40-50% in previous years.
Regional variations in university fees
The fee landscape varies dramatically across Pakistan:
| Region | Average Public Univ. Fee (PKR) | Average Private Univ. Fee (PKR) |
| Punjab | 65,000-85,000 | 120,000-180,000 |
| Sindh | 70,000-90,000 | 150,000-250,000 |
| KPK | 55,000-75,000 | 100,000-150,000 |
| Balochistan | 45,000-65,000 | 90,000-130,000 |
Karachi and Islamabad remain the most expensive cities for higher education, with semester fees at top private universities exceeding 300,000 PKR for premium programs.
Rural universities typically charge 30-40% less than their urban counterparts, creating geographic disparities in educational access.
Public University Fee Analysis
A. HEC-regulated universities fee ranges
Want to know what you’ll actually pay at HEC universities? Here’s the real deal:
Most public universities keep their undergraduate fees between Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 90,000 per semester. Engineering and medical programs hit the higher end, while humanities and social sciences stay cheaper.
The gap is huge though. NUST and COMSATS charge around Rs. 80,000-150,000 per semester for engineering, while regional universities might ask just Rs. 25,000-40,000 for the same degree.
What’s driving these differences? Location matters big time. Universities in Islamabad and provincial capitals charge more than those in smaller cities. And newer universities often cost less to attract students.
B. Provincial university fee comparison
Ever wondered how fees change depending on which province you study in?
| Province | Average Fee Range (Per Semester) | Notable Universities |
| Punjab | Rs. 30,000-80,000 | PU, UET, LUMS |
| Sindh | Rs. 25,000-70,000 | KU, NED, MUET |
| KPK | Rs. 20,000-60,000 | UoP, UET Peshawar |
| Balochistan | Rs. 15,000-50,000 | UoB, BUITEMS |
Punjab universities typically charge more, especially those in Lahore. Balochistan offers the most affordable options to boost education access in the province.
The price gap isn’t just about location – it reflects different provincial education budgets and subsidy levels too.
C. Special programs and their premium costs
Those fancy-sounding special programs? They’ll cost you extra.
Self-support programs at public universities charge 2-3 times more than regular seats. Foreign-affiliated programs like those at NUST’s SEECS or UET’s CASE push fees into the Rs. 150,000-200,000 range per semester.
Medical schools with international recognition can demand Rs. 200,000-350,000 per semester – especially those with hospital attachments and modern labs.
The sticker shock doesn’t end with tuition. Special programs often add “development fees,” “lab charges,” and other extras that inflate your total by 15-30%.
D. Scholarship opportunities to offset expenses
Feeling the financial pinch? You’ve got options.
The HEC offers need-based scholarships covering 50-100% of tuition through the Ehsaas program. Merit scholarships like the Prime Minister’s Scholarship Scheme target top performers regardless of financial need.
Provincial governments run their own scholarship programs – Punjab’s Educational Endowment Fund and Sindh’s Education Foundation support thousands of students yearly.
University-specific scholarships are worth exploring too. LUMS NOP and NUST Need-Based Scholarship cover not just tuition but often hostel fees and stipends too.
The competition is fierce though – apply early and prepare solid documentation to stand out.
E. Payment plans and installment options
Struggling with lump-sum payments? Most universities now offer flexible options.
Nearly all public universities allow semester-based payments rather than annual fees. Many have introduced installment plans – typically splitting fees into 2-3 payments per semester with minimal processing charges.
Some universities partner with banks for educational loans with reduced interest rates (around 5-8% compared to standard 15-20%). Notable examples include HBL-NUST partnership and Bank Alfalah’s education financing.
For students facing sudden financial hardship, most universities have emergency fee deferment options. Just be sure to request these before the payment deadline – not after you’ve already defaulted.
Remember to check if installment options carry any hidden costs or require a guarantor before signing up.
Top-tier private institutions and their fee structures
Private universities in Pakistan come with a hefty price tag in 2025. The elite institutions like LUMS, IBA, and NUST have pushed their semester fees beyond what most families can afford.
At LUMS, you’re looking at around Rs. 700,000-900,000 per semester for undergraduate programs. That’s nearly 1.8 million yearly! And don’t forget the one-time admission fee of Rs. 250,000.
IBA Karachi isn’t far behind with semester fees hovering between Rs. 550,000-650,000. Their MBA programs will set you back even more.
Aga Khan University Medical programs? Prepare to shell out approximately Rs. 1.2-1.5 million per year.
| University | Per Semester Fee | Annual Cost |
| LUMS | Rs. 700,000-900,000 | Rs. 1.4-1.8 million |
| IBA Karachi | Rs. 550,000-650,000 | Rs. 1.1-1.3 million |
| NUST | Rs. 450,000-550,000 | Rs. 900,000-1.1 million |
| Aga Khan | Rs. 600,000-750,000 | Rs. 1.2-1.5 million |
Mid-range private university costs
Not everyone can afford top-tier prices, and thankfully, mid-range private universities offer decent education at somewhat more reasonable rates.
Bahria University charges between Rs. 300,000-400,000 per semester for most programs. Their engineering and business programs sit at the higher end of this range.
FAST National University comes in around Rs. 250,000-350,000 per semester, making it a popular choice for computer science and engineering students.
COMSATS isn’t technically private but functions similarly with fees ranging from Rs. 200,000-300,000 per semester depending on the program.
These universities might not have the brand recognition of LUMS or IBA, but they deliver solid education without completely draining your saving.
Specialized private institutions fees
Looking for specialized education? Be ready to pay premium rates for niche programs.
Medical schools like Shifa College of Medicine charge around Rs. 1-1.2 million per year, not including additional expenses for equipment and materials.
The National College of Arts (NCA) costs around Rs. 350,000-450,000 annually for design and fine arts programs.
The Institute of Business Management (IoBM) has different tiers even within their structure, with some premium programs reaching Rs. 500,000 per semester.
The Pakistan School of Fashion Design will run you about Rs. 400,000-500,000 yearly for specialized fashion design education.
These specialized institutions justify their fees by offering industry connections and specialized facilities that general universities can’t match.
Medical and Health Sciences Programs
Tuition for medical programs is seriously steep compared to other fields. MBBS degrees at top medical universities like Aga Khan and Shifa will set you back 1.2-1.8 million PKR annually. Even public medical schools aren’t cheap anymore – King Edward and Dow Medical charge between 400,000-700,000 PKR yearly.
Dentistry programs follow close behind, with BDS degrees typically costing 900,000-1.3 million PKR at private institutions and 350,000-550,000 PKR at public universities.
Pharmacy and nursing programs are slightly more affordable:
- PharmD: 250,000-450,000 PKR (public), 600,000-900,000 PKR (private)
- BSN: 200,000-350,000 PKR (public), 450,000-700,000 PKR (private)
Engineering and Technical Degrees
Engineering degrees vary widely based on specialization:
- Electrical/Mechanical: 300,000-450,000 PKR at public universities like NUST/UET
- Computer Engineering: 280,000-420,000 PKR (public), 500,000-950,000 PKR (private)
- Civil Engineering: 250,000-400,000 PKR (public), 450,000-850,000 PKR (private)
Technical diplomas are more budget-friendly, typically ranging from 100,000-250,000 PKR annually.
Business and Management Studies
The MBA remains Pakistan’s premium business qualification:
- Top-tier (LUMS, IBA): 750,000-1,200,000 PKR annually
- Mid-tier universities: 400,000-700,000 PKR
- Public universities: 200,000-350,000 PKR
BBA programs cost approximately 60-70% of MBA fees at comparable institutions.
Humanities and Social Sciences
These programs are typically the most affordable:
- BA/BSc: 80,000-200,000 PKR (public), 250,000-450,000 PKR (private)
- MA/MSc: 100,000-250,000 PKR (public), 300,000-550,000 PKR (private)
Fine arts and design programs are exceptions, often costing 30-50% more than traditional humanities degrees.
Non-resident Pakistani fees
Pakistani students living abroad face a different fee structure than local students. Most universities charge them in USD, with rates typically 2-3 times higher than local fees.
For 2025, non-resident Pakistanis can expect to pay:
| University | Undergraduate (per semester) | Graduate (per semester) |
| NUST | $2,500 – $3,200 | $3,000 – $4,500 |
| LUMS | $5,000 – $7,000 | $6,500 – $8,000 |
| IBA | $3,500 – $4,200 | $4,000 – $5,500 |
| COMSATS | $2,000 – $2,800 | $2,500 – $3,800 |
The good news? Many universities offer a 10-15% discount for children of overseas Pakistanis who can prove their status through valid documentation.
Foreign student charges
Foreign nationals pay premium rates at Pakistani universities, though these remain competitive compared to Western institutions.
The 2025 fee structure for international students:
| University | Undergraduate (per year) | Graduate (per year) | One-time registration |
| Punjab | $4,000 – $5,500 | $5,000 – $7,000 | $500 |
| KIU | $3,500 – $4,800 | $4,500 – $6,000 | $400 |
| AKU | $12,000 – $15,000 | $15,000 – $18,000 | $1,000 |
| QAU | $3,800 – $5,000 | $4,800 – $6,500 | $600 |
Medical programs typically cost 40-60% more than other disciplines. Engineering comes second in the pricing tier.
Special provisions and scholarships for international students
Don’t freak out about those price tags! Pakistan actually offers amazing scholarship opportunities for international students:
- Pakistan Technical Assistance Program: Covers 100% tuition and living expenses for students from friendly nations
- COMSTECH Research Grants: Up to $10,000 for graduate students from OIC countries
- University-Specific Scholarships: Merit-based tuition waivers of 25-75%
- Need-Based Aid: Available at institutions like LUMS and AKU, covering up to 50% of costs
SAARC country nationals receive a special 20% discount at most public universities. Additionally, refugees registered with UNHCR qualify for local fee structures at public institutions upon verification.
Exchange program students typically pay their home institution’s fees while studying in Pakistan.
A. Registration and admission fees
Thinking about university costs but overlooking those sneaky registration fees? Big mistake. Most Pakistani universities charge between PKR 5,000 to 20,000 just to process your application. And that’s before you even get accepted!
Once you’re in, brace yourself for admission fees ranging from PKR 25,000 to 100,000 depending on whether you’re eyeing LUMS or a public university like Punjab University. These fees aren’t mentioned in the flashy brochures or websites.
The worst part? These fees are non-refundable. Changed your mind about attending? Sorry, that money’s gone forever.
B. Hostel and accommodation costs
Living on campus sounds fun until you see the bill. Monthly hostel fees across Pakistani universities typically run PKR 8,000 to 25,000. But that’s just the start.
Security deposits (PKR 10,000-30,000), utility charges, and mess fees add up quickly. Many students are shocked when they discover air conditioning costs extra or that internet isn’t included in the “all-inclusive” hostel fee.
Private accommodations near universities? Even pricier. A decent apartment near NUST Islamabad or UET Lahore can set you back PKR 20,000-40,000 monthly.
C. Transport and facility charges
Don’t live on campus? Get ready to pay up. University bus services cost PKR 3,000-8,000 per semester. Using public transport daily adds up to roughly PKR 6,000 monthly.
Then there are those mysterious “facility charges.” Computer lab fee: PKR 5,000. Library development fee: PKR 3,000. Sports fee (even if you never play): PKR 2,000-5,000.
Some universities even charge separate fees for Wi-Fi access, printing credits, and campus maintenance.
D. Book and resource expenses
Textbooks will drain your wallet faster than you think. Engineering students at Pakistani universities spend approximately PKR 15,000-25,000 per semester on required books.
Digital resources? Many professors require access to online journals or platforms with subscription fees ranging from PKR 2,000-8,000.
Lab equipment, project materials, and specialized software licenses can add another PKR 10,000-20,000 annually.
Smart students buy used books or share resources, potentially saving 50-70% on these hidden costs.
Merit-based scholarships
Want to slash those university fees? Merit scholarships are your best bet. Pakistani universities offer serious cash to academic superstars. Top scorers in intermediate exams or entry tests can snag full or partial tuition waivers.
LUMS offers the National Outreach Programme covering 100% tuition plus living expenses. NUST hands out scholarships to students ranking in the top 10 positions in their entry tests. FAST-NUCES rewards those with 85%+ in intermediate with partial fee waivers.
These scholarships aren’t just for freshmen—maintain that stellar GPA and you’ll keep getting rewarded throughout your degree.
Need-based financial assistance
Can’t afford university? You’re not alone. Most Pakistani universities now offer need-based aid packages based on your family’s financial situation.
HEC’s need-based program supports students at public and private universities nationwide. The application process requires income documentation, family size information, and details about assets.
Universities like IBA, LUMS, and COMSATS have their own need-based programs covering 25-100% of tuition fees. The best part? Unlike loans, you don’t have to pay these back.
Corporate and private sector scholarships
Corporate scholarships are the hidden gems of university funding. Major companies like HBL, PSO, Telenor, and Nestle Pakistan run scholarship programs targeting specific fields—usually engineering, business, and computer science.
The Coca-Cola Foundation offers substantial support for female students. The Bestway Foundation funds deserving students across multiple disciplines.
Check company websites directly or visit your university’s financial aid office—they typically maintain lists of these opportunities.
Government initiatives for underprivileged students
The government has your back if you’re from an economically disadvantaged background. The Prime Minister’s Fee Reimbursement Scheme covers 100% tuition for students from less developed areas like FATA, Balochistan, and GB.
The Ehsaas Undergraduate Scholarship Project provides financial support to 200,000+ students from low-income families. Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal’s education support program targets orphans and children from marginalized communities.
Provincial governments run their own scholarship schemes too—Punjab Educational Endowment Fund and Sindh Educational Foundation are particularly generous.
Cost-saving strategies for students
College doesn’t have to break the bank. Smart students are finding ways to slash expenses while still getting that degree.
First up, textbooks. Those things are ridiculously expensive! Rent them instead of buying, or go digital with e-books which typically cost half as much. Better yet, check if your university library has copies you can borrow.
Housing eats up cash fast. Living off-campus with roommates can cut your expenses dramatically. Some students save thousands by commuting from home if that’s an option.
Meal plans are convenient but pricey. Learning to cook simple meals and meal prepping on weekends saves serious money. A basic rice cooker and some YouTube tutorials are all you need to start.
Apply for every scholarship and grant you can find. This isn’t just for freshmen – there are opportunities throughout your academic journey. Even small awards add up!
Part-time work opportunities
Working while studying isn’t just about money – it builds your resume too. Win-win!
On-campus jobs are gold. They’re designed around student schedules and often allow study time during slow periods. Library assistants, IT help desk staff, and campus tour guides typically get flexible hours.
Tutoring pays surprisingly well – around Rs.500-1500 per hour depending on the subject. If you’re strong in a particular course, market those skills to other students.
Freelancing lets you work on your terms. Writing, graphic design, social media management – these skills are in demand and can be done between classes.
Distance and online learning options as cost-effective alternatives
Online degrees are no longer plan B – they’re smart financial choices.
Most Pakistani universities now offer distance learning programs at 40-60% less than traditional programs. You’re getting the same degree without paying for campus facilities you don’t use.
No relocation costs means you save on housing, transportation, and meals. That alone can save lakhs of rupees over a four-year program.
Many online programs offer “pay per course” options, letting you spread costs out instead of paying full semester fees upfront.
The flexibility lets you work full-time while studying, maintaining your income stream throughout your education.
Conclusion
The fee structure for Pakistani universities in 2025 reflects significant variation across institutions, with public universities maintaining more affordable rates compared to their private counterparts. When examining program-specific costs, professional degrees like medicine and engineering command premium fees, while international students continue to pay substantially higher rates than domestic applicants. Students must also consider hidden expenses beyond tuition, including accommodation, textbooks, and transportation costs.
Fortunately, numerous financial aid options exist to help make higher education more accessible. Students should actively research and apply for scholarships, grants, and interest-free loans offered by universities, government programs, and private organizations. By planning ahead, comparing options carefully, and taking advantage of available financial assistance, Pakistani students can pursue quality education without facing overwhelming financial burden in 2025.