Fees & Financial Aid
The University of Central Punjab offers generous scholarships, both merit and need-based in various categories to candidates with a strong academic background. Additionally, there are other options which can help you afford the education you want.
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Faculty of Management Studies (PCBA)
Faculty of Information Technology (PICS)
Financial Aid
The Faculty of Engineering offers limited number of merit scholarships on the basis of academic excellence in examinations held by the respective Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education and the University. Eligibility for merit scholarships is determined on the basis of marks obtained in Intermediate Examinations. A Level students are considered for merit scholarship on the basis of their merit as determined through the Equivalence Certificate issued by IBCC.
Fee Concession (available only on tuition fee)
Old Punjabians 25%
Kinship 25%
Above fee concession is continued in the next semester if CGPA/GPA is higher than a level specified by the management with a minimum workload of 15 credits (or 5 courses) in a semester.
Scholarships
Candidates who secure 75% or higher marks in their previous certificate/degree examinations can be considered for fee concession in tuition based on a criteria determined by the management of UCP. This concession may be continued if CGPA is higher than a level specified by the management with a minimum workload of 15 credits (or 5 courses) in a semester. Only limited number of scholarships are available.
Outstanding students securing a good GPA in the semester are encouraged by providing scholarship. The amount of scholarship varies in each semester. However, 25% to 50% tuition fee can be waived off on a criteria determined by the management of UCP provided the respective student does not default on discipline, attendance, etc. and the condition for workload mentioned above. This concession may be continued if CGPA is higher than a level specified by the management with a minimum work load of 15 Credits (5 Courses) / semester.
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