New Policy for FSC Pre Medical, Pre Engineering and ICS Students

New Policy for FSC Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering and ICS Students New Policy for FSC Pre Medical, Pre Engineering and ICS Students Medical St...

New Policy for FSC Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering and ICS Students

New Policy for FSC Pre Medical, Pre Engineering and ICS Students Medical Students Admission in CS/IT | ICS Students Allowed in Engineering. Board Improvement Policy

PEC Allowed pre-medical students to get admission in BS Computer Science, Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence & Information Technology etc. without Add Math. also Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) has allowed ICS students to take admission in Engineering disciplines without studying Chemistry. Medical Students Taking Admission in BSCS Pre-Medical without Add Math BSCS Admission after FSc Pre-Medical BS Software Engineering Admission in after FSc 

The Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) has recently implemented a groundbreaking policy change that affects students from FSC Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, and ICS backgrounds, allowing a broader range of students to apply for engineering programs. This shift is aimed at addressing the changing academic and career aspirations of students, while also meeting the demands of the engineering field. 

For FSC Pre-Medical students, who traditionally focused on subjects like biology, PEC now allows them to apply for engineering degrees. Up to 40% of the seats in engineering programs can be allocated to these students. However, to ensure they have the necessary foundation, they are required to complete an eight-week mathematics course before starting their engineering studies. 

For Pre-Engineering students, the policy has remained the same, as they already have a background in mathematics and physics, which are crucial for engineering. 

Students from the ICS (Intermediate in Computer Science) background, who typically focus on subjects like computer science, mathematics, and physics, are also included in this policy. This opens opportunities for them to explore fields in computer and software engineering, capitalizing on their computer science knowledge while meeting engineering admission requirements.

Lastly, the PEC has set a minimum eligibility requirement across all these categories. To qualify for engineering programs, students must have achieved at least 60% marks in their intermediate exams.