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Punjab University 2nd Merit List 2026 Released

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Punjab University 2nd Merit List 2026 Released

The University of the Punjab (PU) has recently published its second merit list for regular undergraduate programs in the 2026-27 academic session. The second merit list was released on August 13, 2026, at 11:00 AM, as per the university's official admission schedule. Interested candidates can verify their selection status by visiting the university's official admission portal.

The merit list includes eligible applicants applying for both BS 1st Semester and BS 5th Semester regular programs. Those who appear on the second merit list must fulfill their admission requirements and pay the necessary fees by August 17, 2026, during banking hours. Delays in fee payment may jeopardize their admission offer. Candidates who did not secure admission in the second merit list are advised to remain hopeful, as the university plans to release the third merit list on August 19, followed by the fourth list on August 24.

The final fifth merit list will be announced on August 28, 2026, should it be necessary. It is essential to note that the schedules for Self-Supporting, Afternoon, Evening, and Replica programs differ from the regular programs. Their first merit list is set for August 13, 2026, with the second list scheduled for August 19. The updated list about the release of the Punjab University 2nd Merit List 2026 has been published on ProPakistani.

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