NED University Undergraduate Admissions 2026-27

This record covers undergraduate admissions (BE, BS and B.Arch) at NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi, for the 2026-27 session. NED runs one intake per year: the Admissions 2026 batch starts classes in August 2026 and the next cycle (Admissions 2027) will follow the same pattern. Applications are handled entirely through the official admission web portal at admissions.neduet.edu.pk, and the schedule, FAQ and prospectus are posted on neduet.edu.pk.

Admission Schedule

The dates below are taken from the official Admissions Schedule 2026 PDF. The university states that it may change the schedule without notice, so confirm on the portal. Source: NED Admissions Schedule 2026.

Programs Open for Admission

According to the official FAQ for Admissions 2026, the following undergraduate programs are offered:

• BE (4 years): Civil, Petroleum, Mechanical, Textile, Industrial and Manufacturing, Automotive, Electrical, Telecommunication, Electronics, Chemical, Metallurgical, Materials, Polymer and Petrochemical, and Biomedical Engineering
• B.Arch (5 years) – Architecture
• BS Computer Science
• BS Physics, BS Chemistry and BS Textile Sciences
• BS Management Sciences, BS Development Studies, BS English Linguistics, BS English, BS Economics and Finance, and BS Computational Finance

Eligibility Criteria

Per the official FAQ (source): candidates appearing in HSC-II in 2026, or who passed HSC-II in 2023, 2024 or 2025, may apply. All BE programs, B.Arch and BS Computer Science require at least 60% marks in HSC (candidates with 57% or more in HSC-I may apply but must reach 60% to confirm admission). All other BS programs require at least 50%. Some programs have subject-specific conditions described in Chapter 4 of the Undergraduate Prospectus, and every applicant must qualify the NED Pre-Admission Entry Test with at least 50%.

How to Apply

1. Register on the NED Admission Web Portal and log in with your credentials.
2. Complete the online application form and upload a photograph that meets the stated guidelines.
3. Pay the application fee at the designated bank using the Transaction ID printed on your transaction slip (the fee amount is shown on the slip).
4. Download your admit card once the payment is confirmed and your photo is accepted.
5. Appear in the computer-based entry test in Phase I or Phase II (or both – the higher score counts; each attempt is charged separately).
6. Watch the call lists on the website; if called, print the form with Annexures I and II signed by an Oath Commissioner.
7. Attend the interview with original documents, pass the medical fitness test (including chest X-ray) and pay the admission fee in cash or pay order in favour of Director Finance, NEDUET.

Entry Test and Merit

The NED Pre-Admission Entry Test is computer based and consists of MCQs in four sections of 25 marks each; the subjects depend on your HSC group. The merit score is calculated as 40% HSC marks plus 60% entry test marks, and the university stresses that admissions are purely on merit. Candidates who have already completed HSC or A-Level are assessed under Chapter 4 of the prospectus. Preparation advice is on our NED entry test page; see also the entry tests archive.

Fee and Scholarships

Regular-seat semester fees are not stated in the FAQ, so check the official website for the current fee schedule. For reference, the FAQ lists self-finance seats at Rs. 890,000 plus 3% tax and sponsored or foreign-student seats at Rs. 1,100,000 plus 3% tax (source: NED FAQ 2026 linked above). Selected candidates pay the admission fee on the interview day in the amount shown against their name in the call list. NED offers need-based financial assistance and endowment scholarships; details are on the university website, and other options are listed in our scholarships section.

Important Links

• NED admission portal
• Admissions Schedule 2026 (PDF)
• Admissions FAQ 2026 (PDF)
• NED University profile
• NED entry test
• Admission records archive
• Programs archive
• Admission guides

Last updated: 18 October 2026. Details change every admission cycle – always confirm with the official university source.