1. What is the admission schedule for Fall 2008 session?
2. What is NTS?
3. How to get registered for the NTS test? What is the procedure?
4. What is the NTS-NAT schedule?
5. How to apply for admission in undergraduate programs in COMSATS Abbottabad?
6. How to apply for admission in graduate programs in COMSATS Abbottabad?
7. What is the application procedure for students awaiting their results?
8. What can I study at COMSATS Institute of Information Technology Abbottabad campus?
9. What is the eligibility criteria for different undergraduate programs?
10. What is the admission test criteria?
11. What is the fee structure?
12. What are the different scholarship schemes being offered in COMSATS Abbottabad?
13. What is the frequency of admissions every year?

What is the admission schedule for Fall 2008 session?

What is NTS?

NTS stands for National Testing Service. Within the essential premise of raising the quality of education, an important objective of NTS is to establish a credible, technically appropriate and accurate system of performance evaluation for students of various educational institutions at various levels. It thus assists in carrying out an estimated ranking of students for admissions in various educational institutions.
 

How to apply for admission in undergraduate programs in COMSATS Abbottabad?

COMSATS accepts the NTS score card of minimum fifty marks and it must be within its validity date. Eligible candidates have to obtain the prospectus (worth Rs. 500) from any campus and attach the NTS result card and the relevant documents with it and deposit it before the last date of submission of forms in the relevant campus. Those who have to appear in the NTS test after the last date of the campus can apply by filling out their NTS roll numbers on the admission form and submit their result cards later, upon selection.

Merit list will be displayed on the date described and selected candidates will join classes after submission of fee.

What is the application procedure for students awaiting their results?

Students awaiting their results can apply upon submission of a surety certificate from the institute and an affidavit on a stamp paper worth Rs. 10/- that the candidate will fulfill the eligibility criteria of the institute.
 

What is the eligibility criteria for different undergraduate programs?

BS (EPE): Intermediate with Pre-Engineering or equivalent with minimum 50% marks or DAE in the relevant subject with minimum 60% marks, from an accredited institution.

BS (CE), BS (EE): Intermediate or equivalent with Physics, Math, Chemistry/Computer Science/Computer Studies with minimum 50% marks or DAE in the relevant subject with minimum 60% marks, from an accredited institution.

BS (CS), BS (TN): Intermediate or equivalent with science with minimum 50% marks, from an accredited institution.

BS (BA), BS (EC): Intermediate or equivalent with minimum 50% marks, from an accredited institution.

BS (ES, E. Sc, Chem): Intermediate or equivalent with Science with minimum 50% marks, from an accredited institution.

Pharm – D: Intermediate or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology with minimum 50% marks, from an accredited institution.

MBA (Morning & Evening): Bachelor Degree or equivalent with minimum 50% marks, from an accredited institution.

MDS (Evening):  Bachelor Degree or equivalent with minimum 50% marks, from an accredited institution.

All admissions are regulated on the basis of merit determined by combining the weighted marks obtained in the entrance test with weighted marks earned in the previous public examinations.