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BS Criminology – University of Gujrat

BS Criminology at University of Gujrat: eligibility, admission process, official fee and career scope for Fall 2026.

Explore BS Criminology – University of Gujrat at University of Gujrat, including duration, eligibility and connected admission resources.

Students looking for a four-year BS Criminology in Gujrat can apply to the University of Gujrat (UoG), where the program runs under the Faculty of Social Sciences at the main Hafiz Hayat Campus. This page summarises what the official UoG Fall 2026 admission pages say about the program, including eligibility, the application route and the fee figure published on the university’s programs page.

Program Overview

Criminology studies crime and criminal behaviour, criminal justice systems, policing, penology, forensic basics, victimology, cybercrime and criminal law, grounded in sociological and psychological theory. It suits students interested in law enforcement, justice reform and investigative work.

Quick Facts

DegreeBS Criminology
Duration4 years (standard HEC BS structure; confirm semester count on the official website)
Department / FacultyDepartment of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences
CampusHafiz Hayat Campus, Gujrat
SessionsMorning
IntakeFall (the Fall 2026 calendar is the only cycle published on the official schedule page; check the official website for any Spring intake)
Official pageUoG undergraduate programs page

Eligibility Criteria

For BS Criminology, the eligibility condition published in the Admission Policy Fall-2026 PDF is at least 45% marks in Intermediate or equivalent, or a relevant DAE, from any group. Merit for this program is based on Intermediate/DAE marks; no entry test is mentioned in the policy for it. The general upper age limit for undergraduate admission is 25 years at the closing date (no limit for LLB). Candidates who have passed only first-year Intermediate may apply provisionally, but must meet the minimum percentage in the consolidated result or the admission is cancelled.

Admission Process

  1. Apply online at the UoG Fall 2026 admissions page after creating a portal account.
  2. Pay the Rs. 200 per-program application fee (official Admission Policy).
  3. No entry test applies; merit is drawn from your academic record.
  4. Watch the merit list page and the admission calendar.
  5. Deposit the first-semester fee before the deadline.

For Fall 2026 the official calendar listed the online application deadline as 7 August 2026, departmental tests and interviews on 8 August, the first merit list on 10 August and classes starting 7 September 2026 (Source: https://uog.edu.pk/en/admission/admission-schedule). Those dates have passed; the next cycle’s dates should be read from the same page. Our UoG Undergraduate Admissions 2026-27 record keeps the full schedule.

Fee Structure

The official UoG undergraduate programs page lists a figure of Rs. 69,110 against BS Criminology (morning). On the department pages this figure is broken down as a first-semester payment made up of admission charges, refundable library security, tuition, examination charges and semester dues; transport is charged separately by route. Source: https://uog.edu.pk/degrees/c-tbv57cea53bc7eda/ndd57cea53bbba4e. Fees for later semesters, hostel and transport are not stated on that page, so check the official website or the department office before budgeting. See also our scholarships section for funding options.

Career Scope in Pakistan

Criminology graduates aim at police and investigation agencies (through their own recruitment), prisons and probation services, NGOs working on justice and human rights, private security and corporate fraud units, and research or journalism on crime. The degree complements LLB or public administration study later on.

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

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