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B.S. (4-YEAR) PROGRAM

Introduction:
  • New Four Years degree is equivalent to old Master's and the holders shall be eligible to get the same jobs.
  • In Pakistan most of the major Universities have already adopted B.S. four-year degree programs. It was therefore necessary to switch over to four-year program so that our degree could be accredited with other Universities.
  • In most part of the world the graduation degree is of 16 years not of 14. To bring at par the standard of our graduation with the rest of the world it was necessary to have a sixteen years degree program.
  • Four years degree program allows University to access the best talent at the initial stages and provide student and opportunity to have a well-rounded education with expertise in the discipline of their own choice.
  • Benefits & Facilities For Students:
  • The four year degree program enables a student not only to develop strong background in the core subject but it will give a good exposure to multidisciplinary fields of study. Multidisciplinary education and training enhance the educational standard and thought process of a student without sacrificing the depth and detail knowledge of the major subject.
  • A student shall pay admission fee only once in first year B.S. Program. The tuition fee for all the eight semester shall be the same.
  • Candidates have a liberty to discontinue their studies after completion of two or three years education. It will be eligible to get B.Sc. Pass or Honours Degree, respectively.
  • System of Studies:
    The University follows the semester system. One academic year consists of two semesters (the details are given in the Academic Calendar in the beginning of this brochure). A student has to complete a total of 18 credit hours during one semester. However, in the Faculty of Pharmacy, the student has to complete 20 credit hours.

    After successful completion of four semesters, if a student decides to leave the University or the Department, a B.Sc. (Pass) degree can be awarded on request. Similarly, an Honours degree can be awarded to the student who would like to quit B.S. program after successful completion of six semesters.

    A student of B.S. will have to take two subsidiary subjects besides a major subject and twelve compulsory subjects in the faculty of Science.

    Course Requirements for B.S. (4-Year) Degree:

    Summary Table of the Course Requirement for B.S. (4-Year) Degree

    Subject
    Courses
    Credit Hours
    Compulsory Subjects
    12
    36
    Subsidiary Subjects
    8
    24
    Major Subjects
    26
    78
    TOTAL
    46
    138

    Compulsory subjects for B.S:
    The following compulsory courses are required for B.S (4 Year) Degree in the Department of Physics.
    S.No
    Subject
    Class
    Credit Hours
    1
    Islamic Studies / Ethical Behaviour (for non-muslims)
    First year
    (1st Semester)
    3
    2
    English-I
    First year
    (1st Semester)
    3
    3
    Pakistan Studies / Humanities
    First year
    (2nd Semester)
    3
    4
    Urdu / Sindhi/ Natual Science
    First year
    (1st Semester)
    3
    5
    Biology-I
    Second year
    (1st Semester)
    3
    6
    English-II
    Second year
    (1st Semester)
    3
    7
    Computer Application
    Second year
    (2nd Semester)
    3
    8
    Biology-II
    Second year
    (2nd Semester)
    3
    9
    Introduction to Social Sciences
    Third year
    (1st Semester)
    3
    10
    Communication Sklls
    Third year
    (2nd Semester)
    3
    11
    Statistics / Economics / Management
    Fourth year
    (1st Semester)
    3
    12
    Community Developement
    Fourth year
    (2nd Semester)
    3
    -
    Total
    36

    Subsidiary Subjects for B.S. (4-Year):
    The Subsidiary subjects must be selected from combinations listed as below.
    Physics Mathematics Chemistry
    Physics Mathematics Economics
    Physics Mathematics Geography
    Physics Mathematics Geology
    Physics Mathematics Statistics

    This is given for the guidance of the students only. The final selection of subsidiary subjects shall be made in consultation and with permission of the Chairperson of the concerned department. As the number of seats in various departments is limited, it is possible that a student may not be able to take the subject of choice. The allocation of seats for subsidiary subjects is made by the Dean of the Faculty and the Chairperson of the concerned Department on the basis of merit.

    Instructions for Foreign Students:

    Conversion of B.S. to B.Sc. (Pass) Degree:
    Change of Subjects:
    Promotion Rules: