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GCU Lahore Launches Fall 2026 Admissions with 60% Scholarships

Government College University Lahore opens Fall 2026 Phase III admissions with 60% scholarships for BS programs.

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GCU Lahore Launches Fall 2026 Admissions with 60% Scholarships
Students applying for admissions at Government College University Lahore.

Key Takeaways

  • Government College University (GCU) Lahore has opened Fall 2026 Phase III admissions for various BS, diploma, and certificate programs.
  • A 60% scholarship is available for students admitted to selected BS programs.
  • Applications for BS programs are due by October 2, 2026, with most programs offered in the morning session.

Government College University (GCU) Lahore has initiated Fall 2026 Phase III admissions for a range of academic programs, including BS, diploma, and certificate courses, at its Main Campus on Katchery Road and New Campus at Kala Shah Kaku.

The university has announced a significant 60% scholarship for students admitted to specific BS programs, providing financial assistance to those pursuing their studies.

Applicants are required to submit their applications online by October 2, 2026, with a processing fee of Rs. 1,000 for BS and diploma programs and Rs. 500 for certificate programs.

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BS programs at the Main Campus are offered in the morning session, with the exception of the Physics program, which is available in the evening. The New Campus in Kala Shah Kaku offers BS programs in BFA Visual Arts, BFA Film and Digital Arts, Disaster Management, Geography, Mathematics, and Remote Sensing and GIS, all of which are also available in the morning session.

The university is also offering a six-month Certificate in Forensic Science and a one-year Diploma in Forensic Science at the Main Campus, both of which are available in the evening session.

Admission to BS programs will generally be based on Intermediate Part-I or equivalent marks, with no entrance test required for most programs. However, candidates applying for BFA in all disciplines must appear in an entrance test.

Applicants for BS Physical Education will also have to take a Physical Efficiency Test on October 4, 2026, at GCU’s Main Campus on Katchery Road, Lahore.

For more information and to apply, students can visit GCU Lahore’s online admission portal. The university has stated that payments through UBL Omni or other online payment methods will not be accepted, and applicants must deposit the processing fee at any UBL branch across Pakistan.

GCU Lahore has emphasized the importance of adhering to the application guidelines and deadlines to ensure a smooth admissions process.