Allama Iqbal Open University to offer online classes for overseas Pakistanis 67

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In order to reach Pakistanis living overseas, particularly in the Middle East, the Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has prepared a plan to provide educational facilities online. The plan includes providing study material and arranging examination facilities in their respective countries, a statement from the varsity read. The AIOU also announced its admission-schedule for overseas Pakistanis living in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, Oman and Bahrain.

Pakistanis based in these countries can submit their admissions forms along with the prescribed fee in foreign currency by March 6. The programmes being offered in the spring semester session includes Basic Arabic, Arabic Bol Chall, secondary school certificate (Matric), higher secondary school certificate (FA), bachelors and short-term courses. Admission forms and prospectus for these programmes can be downloaded from the university’s website, http://del.aiou.edu.pk

How to Apply

Applicants are required to download admission form, attach attested documents and photograph and then submit form along with fee to NBP, ABL, Bank Alfalah, MCB Bank and First Women Bank Limited..

Schedule for Admissions

Last date for submission of admission form : 15-10-2018 (With Late Fee)

 

For merit based programs applicants are required to download admission form, attach attested documents, deposit processing fee of Rs. 500 in any designated bank and send the form directly to concerned department by post.
Note: Do not submit admission form to the bank in any case for merit based programs.

Use only Google Chrome for printing admission form.

Note: Prospectus fee is included in total fee

For further information please contact Ph. No 051-9057151 or email: adms@aiou.edu.pk

To download prospectus click here

To apply online click here

For help desk click here.

 

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