The main campus of the multi-campus National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST), a public research university, is in Islamabad, Pakistan.
The university grants graduate and undergraduate degrees and professional and doctorate degrees. When it was first established in 1990, engineering colleges and schools were combined to meet the demand for commissioned officers. Later on, to advance science and technology in Pakistan, it was transformed into a public research university, with its main campus located in Islamabad.
NUST was established to offer Pakistani industry and rapid industrialization high-quality technical education. It did so by emulating the American university model and prioritizing laboratory instruction in applied science and engineering.
As one of Pakistan’s most prominent universities, it has since contributed significantly to the standardization of education in disciplines like engineering, mathematics, and technology. It is also well-known for its creativity and intellectual prowess. A National Science and Technology Park accredited by the International Association of Science Parks (IASP) is now under construction at the university. According to the QS World University Rankings, it was placed #74 among Asian universities.
Mission:
- To promote progress, prosperity, and sustainability in the area, we want to develop future leaders of Baluchistan and beyond by encouraging academic achievement, intellectual curiosity, and ethical leadership. (Photo of a diverse student body participating in community service and research projects)
- NUST is committed to offering top-notch instruction in engineering, science, technology, and other pertinent subjects.
Vision:
- To be a leading academic institution that closes knowledge gaps fosters innovation, and motivates future generations to create better futures for themselves and their communities and to be a catalyst for revolutionary change in Baluchistan.
- The institution wants to lead the way in scholarly and research excellence while advancing Pakistan’s socioeconomic and technical advancements.
Programs Offered:
The BSc programs that are offered are as follows:
- BE CIVIL ENGINEERING
- BS COMPUTER SCIENCE
- BE CIVIL ENGINEERING
- BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
Programs for Post Graduates:
- MS COMPUTER SCIENCE
- MS CIVIL ENGINEERING
- PH.D. COMPUTER SCIENCE
- PH.D. CIVIL ENGINEERING
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Fee Structure:
Fee Structure for Undergraduate Programs:
Fee Structure for National Students (In PKR):
| Engineering/IT, Biotechnology and Natural Sciences | Architecture, Social Sciences & Business Studies | |
| Admission Processing Fee (Non Refundable) | 35,000 | 35,000 |
| Security Deposit (Refundable) | 10,000 | 10,000 |
| Tuition Fee (per semester) | 149,000 | 200,300 |
| Miscellaneous Charges (per semester) | 2700 | 2700 |
- “Harvard Business School licensing fee” will be charged to undergraduate students of BBA and BS Accounting & Finance @ Rs.12,000/year.
Payment of Student Fees:
- Students are required to pay the security deposit, first-semester fee, and admission processing cost in advance at the time of admission.
- The NUST website will have the invoice/challan for the entrance fees, first-semester fee, and provisional selection letter available.
- The tuition charge is due each semester. The cost of the course must be paid in full before the semester begins.
- The cost per credit hour for the summer semester, course repeat, improvement, and deficient courses is Rs. 5000.
- Throughout their time in school, all students are required to maintain copies of their paid bills.
- For payments made from overseas, a “SWIFT Message” from the sender bank is necessary.
International Students (In USD):
| Engineering, IT, Biotechnology, Natural Sciences, Architecture, Business Studies & Social Sciences | |
| Admission Processing Fee (Non Refundable) | USD 600 |
| Tuition Fee (per annum) | USD 5400 |
| Security Deposit (Refundable) | USD 250 |
| Health facilities (per annum) | USD 120 |
Payment of Student Fees:
- According to the selection letter, the tuition cost for the first two semesters of the academic year will be deposited.
- The tuition cost will then be paid via a challan form that the NUST Finance Directorate has generated.
- At the time of admission, the admission processing fee and security deposit are due.
- Retake of a course, improvement, or summer semester There is a $40 fee for each credit hour.
- When sending money from overseas, a “SWIFT Message” from the sender bank is necessary.
- Undergraduate BBA and BS Accounting & Finance students will be assessed a “Harvard Business School licensing fee” of USD 40 each year.
Note: All fees and other charges are subject to revision from time to time.
Fee Structure for Postgraduate Programs:
Fee Structure for National Students (In PKR):
- Business students (with degrees in MBA, MS-HRM, EMBA, MS Logistics & Supply Chain Management, and MS Innovation & Entrepreneurship) will pay an annual “Harvard Business School licensing fee” of Rs. 22, 000.
- Extra fees will be assessed at a rate of Rs. 2,700 every semester.
- When sending money from overseas, a “SWIFT Message” from the sender bank is necessary.
Payment of Student Fees:
- Students must pay the security deposit, admission processing fee, and full semester price in advance at the time of admission.
- The NUST website will have the invoice/challan for the entrance fees, first-semester fee, and provisional selection letter available.
- The tuition charge is due each semester. To be allowed to sit in the class, students must pay their fees in full before the semester begins.
- The complete tuition fee will be assessed to the student for two academic years, or four ordinary semesters. If the student decides to pursue further study or research after the conventional degree period has ended, they will need to pay a Bench fee (register maintenance cost) of Rs. 10,000 per semester until the degree requirements are fulfilled.
- Additionally, if a student needs to take any advanced courses after the allotted two years, they must pay the appropriate course charge. Throughout the summer semester, fees will be dependent on credit hours. A student is only required to pay fees for the first three ordinary semesters (fall, spring, and fall) if they finish their degree requirements within 30 days of the start of the fourth semester.
- The cost of the summer semester is 8,000 Pakistani rupees per credit hour.
- The entire tuition cost for three academic years—six ordinary semesters—will be borne by PhD candidates. If she or he continues to study or do research after the conventional degree period has been completed, she or he will be assessed a Bench fee of Rs. 10,000/-until the degree requirements are fulfilled.
International Students:
Fee Structure for Postgraduate Students (In USD)
Payment of Student Fees:
- There will be an annual tuition fee.
- Extra fees will be assessed at USD 34 per year.
- Business students (MBA, MS-HRM, EMBA, MS Logistics & Supply Chain Management, and MS Innovation & Entrepreneurship) will be assessed a Harvard Business School licensing fee, which is valued at USD 104 per year.
- The tuition cost will then be paid via a challan form that the NUST Finance Directorate has generated. The chosen candidates will be informed of the payment schedule and structure.
- At the time of admission, the admission processing fee and security deposit are due.
- If the student continues to study or do research after completing the required amount of time for their degree, they will be assessed a Bench fee (registration maintenance fee) of USD 50 every semester until the requirements are fulfilled.
- All programs will incur a summer semester fee of USD 40 per credit hour (less EMBA).
- If money is being sent from overseas, a “SWIFT Message” from the sender bank is needed.
- Note: All fees and additional charges are subject to change at any time.
Require Documents:
For Undergraduate Programs:
Educational Documents:
- High school/secondary school certificate or equivalent.
- Result card/transcript of completed examinations.
National Identity Card (NIC) or B-Form:
- Copy of your national identity card or B-Form.
Passport-size Photographs:
- Recent passport-size photographs.
Entry Test Results:
- Scores from any required entry tests, such as the NUST Entry Test or other relevant tests.
For Graduate/Postgraduate Programs:
Educational Documents:
- Bachelor’s degree and transcripts for graduate programs.
- Master’s degree and transcripts for postgraduate programs.
National Identity Card (NIC) or B-Form:
- Copy of your national identity card or B-Form.
Passport-size Photographs:
- Recent passport-size photographs.
Entry Test Results (if applicable):
- Scores from any required entry tests.
Letter(s) of Recommendation:
- Typically required for postgraduate programs. Letters may be from professors, employers, or other individuals who can speak to your qualifications.
Statement of Purpose (SOP):
- A written statement outlining your academic and career goals is often required for postgraduate programs.
Resume/Curriculum Vitae (CV):
- A summary of your educational and professional background.
Proof of English Proficiency (if applicable):
- For international students or programs taught in English, proof of English language proficiency may be required. This could be demonstrated through tests like IELTS or TOEFL.
Other General Documents:
Application Form:
- Completed and signed application form.
Application Fee Receipt:
- Proof of payment of the application fee.
Deadline: The last date to apply online for the NUST Quetta Campus Admissions 2024 is February 11, 2024.
Campus Life and Facilities:
Among other things, NUST offers a welcoming campus community that is open to all students. This is demonstrated by the availability of all necessary services and facilities on campus, including fully operational student centers with a variety of services and daily necessities, as well as dorms and canteens. In terms of hostels, there are buildings designated for boys and girls, and each house has a first-rate support system.
Hostels are conveniently situated near schools and cafeterias, and they provide fully equipped guestrooms with Internet access. Additionally, students can unwind after a demanding day at any of the various on-campus cafeterias, some of which are NUST students’ entrepreneurial endeavors, or refuel in between courses. Furthermore, NUST employs highly skilled security guards who are on duty around the clock to help ensure a safe campus environment. For the convenience of those who commute every day, the institution also offers a variety of transportation options, an e-tag facility, and an on-campus shuttle service. Additionally, there is a traffic monitoring system.
In addition, NUST Medical Centre (NMC) provides services around the clock to meet the healthcare requirements of personnel, teachers, students, and their families. In a similar vein, NUST is the only institution in Pakistan to offer primary mental health services to all of its students, teachers, staff, and families of those connected through the Centre for Counseling & Career Advisory (C3A). Finally, but just as importantly, there are lots of sports and recreational opportunities on campus, which encourage students to lead healthy lifestyles and help them develop their leadership and decision-making abilities.
Contact Information:
UAN: +92-51-111-11-6878
Address: National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST) Campus, Sector H-12, Islamabad, Pakistan