MNS University of Agriculture Multan

Muhammad Nawaz Shareef University of Agriculture, Multan (MNSUAM) is a public university on Old Shujaabad Road, Multan, Punjab. Established by the Government of Punjab in 2012 to serve the agricultural heartland of south Punjab, it is known for agriculture, agricultural engineering, food science, veterinary and animal sciences, and more recently computing and economics. The official site describes it as a public university, and it is HEC-recognised. See the MNSUAM entry test guide and admissions record.

Quick Facts

City	Multan
Province	Punjab
Established	2012 (confirm on the official site)
Sector	Public
HEC recognition	Recognised — see the HEC list
Official website	mnsuam.edu.pk
Admissions portal	admissions.mnsuam.edu.pk

Faculties and Undergraduate Programs

Six faculties are listed officially: Agricultural Bio System Engineering & Technology; Agriculture & Environmental Science; Social Science & Humanities; Food and Home Sciences; Veterinary and Animal Science; and Computing. The official degree-programs page lists 23 undergraduate programs, including:

BSc (Hons) Agriculture (12 majors), BS Environmental Science, ADP Seed Production
BSc Agricultural Engineering, B.E. Tech (Agro Industrial), BS Remote Sensing and GIS
BS Food Science and Technology, BS Home Economics, BS Textile and Fashion Designing, BS Human Nutrition and Dietetics
BBA Agribusiness, BSc (Hons) Agricultural and Resource Economics, BS Economics with Data Science, BS Sociology
BS Animal Science, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Medical Laboratory Technology, Microbiology, Public Health, Poultry Science, Zoology
BS Computer Science with CS, IT, Data Science and AI streams

Source: official degree programs and eligibility page.

Admission Process

MNSUAM admits for Fall each year, usually in several phases. Applicants register on the online admission system, select programs, pay the processing fee challan (amount: check the official website), and upload documents. Most programs are admitted on academic merit; engineering programs require an entry test. Merit lists for 2026 (including a BSc Hons Agriculture second merit list and postgraduate lists) are posted on the official site.

Entry Test and Merit

Officially, BSc Agricultural Engineering requires a minimum of 33% in an entry test, with MNSUAM, UET (ECAT), UAF and HEC tests accepted; B.E. Tech (Agro Industrial) accepts the same tests. Other programs list no entry test. The university also posts a “Screening Test Result 2026”. Merit weightage is not published on the pages we verified; check the official website. See the MNSUAM entry test page.

Fee Structure

Fees are not shown on the public admission pages we verified; check the official website or the admission guidelines.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

MNSUAM has a Student Financial Aid Office and a scholarships page on its website (official link); specific schemes should be confirmed there. National options are in our scholarships archive.

Campuses

The university operates from its main Multan campus; no sub-campuses are listed on the official site. See the campuses archive.

Why Students Choose MNSUAM

MNSUAM gives south Punjab students a public agriculture university close to home with unusually broad program choice, from poultry science to data science, and mostly merit-based admission without a general entry test. Its links with the regional farming economy support practical training.

MNSUAM’s campus on Old Shujaabad Road is on the southern edge of Multan, with hostels for students from across south Punjab and the adjacent districts of Sindh and Balochistan. The university maintains research farms and livestock facilities that support its agriculture, veterinary and food science degrees, and its Faculty of Computing is a newer addition serving demand for IT degrees in the region.

Eligibility rules are program-specific and worth reading carefully. Several bioscience programs admit Pre-Engineering and Pre-Agriculture students only after a Biology deficiency course, BS Computer Science requires Mathematics at intermediate or a Maths deficiency course, and some programs reserve a handful of seats for DAE or DAS diploma holders. A two-year BSc or ADP in Botany or Zoology can lead to fifth-semester entry in BS Zoology.