National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad — 2026 admission guide on UNiGUIDE. Track the registration deadline, entry test dates, and merit list.
Check uniguide.com.pk for the latest National University of Sciences and Technology admission deadline — no upcoming cycle currently announced.
There is no fixed cutoff published, but your NET score carries 75% of the weight — FSc marks make up the other 25%. Students with 80%+ in the NET generally have strong chances, but it varies a lot by program and campus. H-12 Islamabad is the most competitive; other campuses have slightly lower merit.
Yes. NUST calculates an equivalence aggregate from your O/A level results. Make sure you meet the subject requirements for your desired program — Physics and Math are mandatory for most engineering programs.
Roughly 2,000 to 2,500 students per year across all campuses and programs. Seats per program are limited — engineering at H-12 is particularly tight.
Yes. NUST has both need-based scholarships and merit-based fee waivers. Apply through their financial assistance office after getting your admission offer.
You need to report in person for document verification on the specified date — bring original documents. After verification, you pay your semester fee to lock in your seat. Do not miss this date; seats are released to the next candidate quickly.
Roughly Rs. 100,000 to 200,000 per semester for engineering and computing programs. Much more affordable than private universities, and financial aid can reduce this further.
Yes. During the NET application you list multiple program preferences in order. NUST allocates based on your score and the order you specified.
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