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ISLAMABAD: Virtual University has extended the date for submitting application for the Fall 2024 sem
ISLAMABAD: Virtual University has extended the date for submitting application for the Fall 2024 semester to Sept 30. According to a press release issued by Virtual University on Tuesday, prospective students can take advantage of the extra time to apply for a variety of programmes offered by the university. It said that university continues to offer a diverse range of BS programmes in disciplines such as Computer Science, Business Administration, Psychology, Mathematics, Mass Communication and Bio Sciences, among others. Additionally, associate degree programmes are available in various fields to provide students with flexible learning options aligned with current industry demands. It said that university is also offering scholarships worth more than Rs80 million to deserving students.
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