VU extends admission dates
LAHORE:Virtual University has announced an extension for the Fall 2024 admissions, providing aspiring students with additional time to apply.
According to a press release, the last date for submitting online applications is now September 30, 2024. Prospective students can take advantage of the extra time to apply. Virtual 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 programme are available in various fields to provide students with flexible learning options aligned with current industry demands. All application processes are fully online, ensuring convenience and ease for students, with the support of its 200+ campuses and Learning Management System (LMS).
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