A four-year BS Computer Science moves from programming fundamentals and maths in the first year to data structures, databases and operating systems in the second, then networks, software engineering and AI, finishing with a final year project and electives.

For admission to an intermediate or degree programme you usually need your academic results and certificates, a copy of your CNIC or B-Form, recent passport-size photographs and a character certificate. Allied Health applicants may also need a domicile certificate.

Choose an Associate Degree in Commerce (ADC/ADP) if you want a two-year, practical commerce qualification focused on accounting, tax and banking. Choose a BBA if you want a four-year degree in management, marketing and finance that opens corporate and leadership roles.

Allied Health Sciences are the healthcare professions that support doctors and nurses, such as lab technologists, radiographers, physiotherapy assistants and OT technicians. In Pakistan you can start after Matric with a two-year FBISE FSc in one of these fields.

Pick ICS if you want computing and software careers, I.Com if you want accounting, banking or business, and FA if you prefer humanities, languages and social sciences. All three are two-year FBISE intermediate programmes open to Matric students.

Choose FSc Pre-Medical if you want a career in medicine or health and enjoy biology; choose FSc Pre-Engineering if you want engineering or technical degrees and enjoy mathematics. Both share Physics and Chemistry, and the deciding subject is Biology versus Mathematics.