Eligibility LLB:

O levels – Three subjects at O level with at least grade C;

and two passes in A levels (non overlapping subjects with O levels)

AND

minimum 17 years old by 1 November;

Applicants who do not meet the eligibility criteria for LLB  can obtain admission via the CertHE Common Law route with the following requirements:

Be aged 18 or above by the 1st of November in the year of registration;

Pass the UoL entrance test and clear the interview with the Universal College Lahore Admissions Panel

Eligibility:
Passes in three ‘A’ level subjects with and one non-overlapping ‘O’ level
subject with ‘C’ grade or above

OR

Passes in two ‘A’ level subjects and three non-overlapping ‘O’ level
subjects with ‘C’ grade or above

OR

Passes in two subjects at GCE ‘A’ level and passes in two further subjects at
‘AS’ level

OR

A graduate degree (BA/BSc/BCom)

To be eligible for the BSc degrees, an applicant must:

Be at least 17 years of age
have GCSE/GCE ‘O’ level in Mathematics and English Language with at least grade C and 3 further subjects at ‘O’ level
AND
have two subjects at GCE ‘A’ Level

OR

3 subjects at GCE ‘A’ level and ‘O’ level in Mathematics and English Language with at least grade C

OR

BA/BSc/BCom from any recognised university of Pakistan

OR

FA/FSc/High School Diploma

Applicants who do not meet the eligibility criteria can obtain admission via the CHESS route with the following requirements:
4 O Level subjects, including Mathematics and English Language. If English is not passed at grade A – C then applicants may be required to take an acceptable proficiency test (such as IELTS or TOEFL)

OR

1 GCE A Level
AND
4 O level subjects

OR

(Pakistan) Year 12 HSC: 6 subjects passed at 50% or above, including Mathematics. If Mathematics is not passed at Year 12 HSC (50%) then Mathematics at Year 10 SSC at 80% or above. Furthermore, you must upload evidence confirming their schooling was taught in medium of English, otherwise applicants might be required to take an acceptable proficiency test (such as IELTS or TOEFL) OR

Have passed at least four separate subjects at GCSE or GCE O level, with grades A to C or the equivalent; OR
Have passed at least four separate subjects in FA/FSc/I-Com with 50% or better marks; AND
Provide proof of competence in English which is acceptable to the University. (A test of proficiency may be required – see below for more details)

Advanced Level (‘A’ Level) is an internationally recognized qualification. We teach the ‘A’Level programme offered by Cambridge Assessment International Education.
The ‘A’ Level course usually takes two years to complete. However, we offer a flexible approach towards teaching and examinations whereby students are given the option to EITHER appear in the Cambridge ‘AS’ Level examination at the end of the first year and clear half of the examination papers OR sit in the promotion examination conducted by the college in late May/early June and appear in their Cambridge examinations in all papers at the end of their two-year period of study.