The University of the Punjab (PU) has officially announced the reopening of its online admission portal for candidates who appeared in the Phase-II entrance test but were unable to apply earlier. The admission portal will remain open till October 24, 2025 allowing eligible students to apply for programs with available seats across various departments.

PU Grants Special Opportunity to Phase-II Test Takers
According to Professor Dr. Khalid Mahmood, Chairman of the PU Admission Committee, the university received numerous written requests from students and departments urging the administration to reopen the admission process for those who took the PU entry test. Acting upon this, Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Muhammad Ali approved the proposal to extend the portal access.
Official Details of the Reopening
The Punjab University admission portal will remain active until October 24, 2025 allowing phase-II test candidates to submit their online applications for available degree programs. The process applies to both morning and self-support programs where vacant seats still exist.
| Punjab University | Official Notification |
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Key Information at a Glance
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| University Name | University of the Punjab (PU), Lahore |
| Admission Phase | Phase-II Entry Test Applicants |
| Portal Reopening Date | October 15, 2025 |
| Last Date to Apply | October 24, 2025 |
| Total Eligible Candidates | 1,639 (as per PU IT Centre data) |
| Programs Available | Limited seats in undergraduate & postgraduate programs |
| Official Website | https://www.pu.edu.pk/ |
Statement from the Admission Committee
The Chairman Admission Committee emphasized that the initiative aims to ensure equal opportunity for all students who fulfilled the testing requirement but missed the initial deadline. The committee acknowledged that several departments submitted formal requests to accommodate these students due to technical issues, unawareness, or personal constraints.
Role of the PU IT Centre
According to the Punjab University IT Centre, there are 1,639 eligible candidates who appeared in the Phase-II Entry Test but didn’t complete their admission forms earlier. The data helped the administration make an informed decision to reopen the portal for a limited period.

Application Process for Phase-II Candidates
Eligible students can now log in to the PU Admission Portal using their test credentials and follow the instructions to complete their application process.
Step-by-Step Application Guide
- Step 1: Visit the official Punjab University website at https://pu.edu.pk/
- Step 2: Click on the “Admission Portal 2025” link.
- Step 3: Log in using your CNIC / Roll Number from the Phase-II test.
- Step 4: Select the desired program where seats are available.
- Step 5: Upload the required documents and recent photograph.
- Step 6: Pay the admission processing fee online.
- Step 7: Submit and print the application form for record-keeping.
Programs Available for Application
The reopening applies to selected undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs that still have vacant seats. These include:
- BS (Morning & Self-Support) Programs
- MA/MSc Programs
- MPhil/MS Programs
- Professional Degrees (LLB, B.Ed., B.Com, etc.)
The PU Admission Committee has advised candidates to carefully review program-specific eligibility criteria before applying.
Student Response and Feedback
The decision to reopen the admission portal has been welcomed widely by students and parents alike. Many students expressed relief and appreciation for the university’s student-friendly policies and commitment to ensuring equal access to higher education.
Important Reminders for Applicants
- Only Phase-II entry test candidates are eligible.
- Applications must be submitted online before October 24, 2025.
- Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.
- Students should verify their personal and academic data carefully before final submission.
- Admission will be offered based on merit and seat availability.
The University of the Punjab decision to reopen its admission portal reflects its commitment to accessibility and academic inclusivity. With 1,639 candidates now given another chance the university continues to lead by example in facilitating students academic ambitions.















