Punjab University registration and admission 2023:

Punjab University is the largest university of Pakistan which was established in 1882 and millions of students graduate from here every year and perform their duties in various fields.

 

Students benefited from this university belong to both regular and private category.

 

It is very difficult to get higher education in developing countries because it is very expensive, but the University of the Punjab has given a great favour and chance or opportunity to all such candidates to seeking knowledge and get the higher degree who are financially weak students and cannot afford to pay heavy fees but want to get higher education.

 

They can continue their studies as private candidates from this university.

 

But for some time now, the HEC had issued orders that BA should be abolished and BS four-year programs should be started and after BS, students should directly pursue MS.

 

In such a case, all those students who were studying along with their jobs could not continue their studies. And along with that, the students who used to take private exams due to not being able to pay the fees would be deprived from education which is their fundamental right. There was a fear that their fundamental right would also be snatched.

 

But  Punjab University continued playing a responsible role till the year 2022  for these deserving students who were studying as private candidates to get the higher degrees. So the university Continued registration with change of degree title/ name ( associate degree in arts/ science) and conducted examinations.

 

But this year, when millions of students were waiting for the announcement of registration from university so that they would be able to appear in annual examination 2023.

 

 

Suddenly a notification was issued that there will be no more exams as private candidates. Rather, regular students will be eligible to take the BS exam under the semester system.

 

A wave of frustration swept through millions of students.

 

The Vice-Chancellor took notice of this and decided to conduct the annual examinations once again in the coming year i.e. 2023.

 

Among other reasons, one of the reasons given is that the students who appeared for Part 1 last year are still waiting for their results.

 

Which is perhaps going to be announced in the first week of December.

 

They are entitled to be given the opportunity to take the Part 2 examination. This is a very good decision and this decision also ended the frustration spreading among the students who studied for the entire year and now want to appear in the exam by sending admissions.