Admissions Criteria
- HEC Rules and Regulations will be followed in letter and spirit approved by the Statutory Bodies of this University.
- Sixteen years of schooling or 4-years education after F.A. /F.Sc. (minimum 130 credit hours) in the respective subject from HEC recognized institutions is a prerequisite for admission to M.Phil/MS programme. Foreign degrees equivalent to BS/BE/M.A/M.Sc. /MCS/B.Sc. (Hons.) is also accepted for admission in M.Phil/MS.
- Minimum CGPA of 2.50 on a scale of 4.00 in BS/BE/M.Sc./MCS on semester system or 50% marks in M.A./M.Sc. in Annual System is required for admission to M.Phil/MS. .
- All faculty Deans and Departmental Chairmen/Chairpersons/Directors will develop their Entry Test in respective Department/Center/Institute for applicants.
- The entry tests & interviews for admission to M.Phil/MS programme of studies will be conducted through Departmental Admission Committee (DAC). Each faculty of the University is responsible to sort and verify documents, and suitability of the applicants.
- If applicant is a government servant, he/she needs to produce N.O.C., from the concerned department along with the study leave, where required.
- The duration of M.Phil/MS degree programme will span over 18 to 24 months, i.e., 4 semesters.
- The M.Phil/MS degree program comprises of 30 credits hours with 24 credit hours of course work and 06 credit hours of research work (thesis).
- The course work of 24 credit hours, spread over two semesters, needs to be completed during the first year of studies by each scholar, while 06 credit hours of research work/thesis spread over one or two semesters of the second/last year of the studies.
- The number of M.Phil/MS scholars under the supervision of a PhD Supervisor will be 8-10 at a time. However, extra scholars may be accepted with the consent of Supervisor.
- Every concerned Department/Center/Institute is responsible to design core and elective courses on semester system and get approval through proper channel.
- 75% attendance is mandatory for appearing in semesters’ examinations for course work semesters.