Punjab University has officially completed its entrance test process for undergraduate admissions for the academic year 2024-25. The program includes the campuses in Lahore, Gujranwala, Jhelum, and Potohar, according to official sources.

Merit Calculation Details

When it comes time to apply for university, being able to calculate what your own merit form might look like will be important. The weightage divisions of the programs are well-decided by this university. The percentage of the Punjab University Admission Test will carry 25% for most undergraduate programs.

For the undergraduate engineering programs, this becomes 33 percent.

Punjab University also launched an online merit calculator to help you calculate your merit. This tool enables you to enter your scores and other important academic marks in order to find out if you are eligible for the program or not. This preemptive step seeks to enable you to understand if you will be a good competitive fit before making an application.

Important Dates for Merit Lists

Lastly, pay great attention to the merit list schedule, as that determines how you will be taken further for admission, so garner some thought process on these aspects and proceed with them. The first, aka general merit list, for regular UG programs will be announced on 12 August. After this, a new merit list will be published in sequence on 12th August, 16th August, 21st August, and lastly the final one will be published on 29th April.

For self-financed programs, merit list 1 will be published on August 19, and the subsequent lists have been announced for August 23, August 28, September 2, and up to September 5. Watching these dates closely will make sure that you do not miss your admission opportunity to act as quickly after the merit status is released.

Class Schedule for the New Academic Year

Once you have secured your position, the upcoming class schedules will be vital for planning your transition into university life. Classes for the regular undergraduate programs are set to commence on September 2, while the self-supporting programs will begin their classes a week later on September 9.