Fees at Shadman Campus are made up of three parts: a one-time admission fee paid when you accept your place, a tuition fee charged each semester, and a library and services charge.
How fees work
- Admission fee — paid once, when you confirm your seat. It is not charged again in later semesters.
- Semester tuition — charged at the start of each semester. The amount depends on the program.
- Library and services — a small annual charge covering library access and student services.
Tuition varies by program, because a laboratory-based degree costs more to run than a classroom-based one. The fee for each program is shown on its own page.
Paying your fee
Fees are paid by challan through the designated bank. You will receive the challan form once your admission is confirmed. Fees are due before the start of each semester, and late payment can affect scholarship eligibility.
Reducing what you pay
A significant number of students pay less than the published fee. Merit scholarships, need-based assistance and sibling concessions are all available — see scholarships before assuming you cannot afford a place.
For a written fee schedule for a specific program, contact the admissions office.