Counselling topic
Admissions & eligibility
Admission requirements can feel confusing: eligibility rules, entry tests, documents and deadlines that differ for every programme. A session helps you understand what applies to you and plan the next steps in order.
- PKR 500 · 25–30 minutes
- English or Urdu
- One to one on Google Meet
This may be for you if…
- You are not sure whether you meet the eligibility criteria for a programme.
- You need to decide which entry tests to prepare for.
- Several deadlines are close together and you want a clear plan.
- You are applying with O/A-Levels, or another equivalent qualification, and are unsure how it is assessed.
Questions we can work through
- 01Am I eligible for the programmes I want, and what do I need to check?
- 02Which entry tests are relevant to my list?
- 03What documents and steps do I need to prepare, and when?
- 04What are my alternatives if one route does not work out?
How we approach it
Read the requirements together
We go through the eligibility criteria and the steps for the programmes you are interested in, so you know what applies to you and what needs confirming.
Plan backwards from the deadlines
Once your list is clear, we put tests, documents and applications in order so nothing important is left to the last week.
Keep a back-up in mind
It helps to know your alternatives early. Having a plan B is a normal part of applying, not a sign that plan A will not work.
Helpful to have ready
None of this is required. Bring what you have.
- Your results and qualification details
- The programmes you are applying to
- Any deadlines or test dates you already know about
What counselling is, and is not
A session helps you understand your options and plan your next step. Universities, employers, scholarship providers and visa authorities make their own decisions, so we never guarantee admission, a job, a scholarship or a visa.
Common questions
How do I know if I am eligible for a programme?
Read the programme’s published eligibility criteria on the university’s official website: required subjects, minimum marks and any entry test. If anything is unclear, ask the admissions office directly.
Which entry test do I need?
It depends on the university and programme. Many engineering, computing and medical programmes use entry tests, and different universities use different ones, so list the test for each programme on your shortlist.
Can you apply to universities for me?
No. We help you understand requirements and plan your steps; you submit your own applications, and universities make their own admission decisions.
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Talk it through with a counsellor
One 25–30 minute session for PKR 500, in English or Urdu, on Google Meet.