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GCU Lahore Opens Fall 2026 Phase III Admissions With 60% Scholarships

Government College University (GCU) Lahore has opened Fall 2026 Phase III admissions for several BS, diploma, and certificate programs at … Read More The post GCU Lahore Opens Fall 2026 Phase III Admissions With 60% Scholarships appeared first on ProPakistani .

GCU Lahore Opens Fall 2026 Phase III Admissions With 60% Scholarships

Government College University (GCU) Lahore has begun accepting applications for Fall 2026 Phase III admissions across a range of programs at its Main Campus and New Campus. In addition to several BS, diploma, and certificate courses, the university is offering a 60% scholarship for admitted students in selected BS programs. The deadline to submit applications is October 2, 2026.

BS programs at the Main Campus are available in Biology, Botany, Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Physics, and Zoology. Physics classes are scheduled in the evening, while most other BS programs will take place in the morning session. At the New Campus, GCU is accepting applications for BFA degrees in Visual Arts, Film and Digital Arts, Disaster Management, Geography, Mathematics, and Remote Sensing and GIS.

GCU is also providing evening sessions for diploma and certificate programs, including a six-month Certificate in Forensic Science and a one-year Diploma in Forensic Science. The Physics program at the Main Campus requires an entrance test, while other BS program applicants will be assessed based on their Intermediate Part-I or equivalent marks. However, candidates applying for BFA in all disciplines and BS Physical Education must take an entrance test and a Physical Efficiency Test on October 4, 2026, respectively.

The application fee is Rs. 1,000 for BS and diploma programs and Rs. 500 for certificate programs. Payments must be made in person at any UBL branch in Pakistan, and UBL Omni or other online payment methods are not accepted.

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