University Academic Calendar


University Academic Calendar

  Undergraduate & Postgraduate Programs (for New Admissions)
Session 2012-2013 
Fall Semester 2012-13
Semester Commences
22-10-2012 (Morning)
06-11-2012 (Evening)
Mid-Term Exams
02-01-2013 to 11-01-2013
Final Exams
18-02-2013 to 25-02-2013
Result
04-03-2013
Spring Semester 2013
Semester Commences
18-02-2013
Mid-Term Exams
15-04-2013 to 22-04-2013
Final Exams
17-06-2013 to 24-06-2013
Result
28-06-2013
Summer Semester 2013
Semester Commences
01-07-2013
Mid-Term Examinations
31-07-2013
Final Examinations
27-08-2013
Result
30-08-2013
Note: Comprehensive examinations will be conducted twice a year at any time after the completion of course work requirement of the degree programs.

 

University Academic Calendar

  Postgraduate Programs (Running Semesters)
Session 2012-2013 
Fall Semester 2012-2013
Semester Commences
03-09-2012
Mid-Term Exams
05-11-2012 to 09-11-2012
Final Exams
07-01-2013 to 14-01-2013
Result
18-01-2013
Spring Semester 2013
Semester Commences
21-01-2013
Mid-Term Exams
18-03-2013 to 25-03-2013
Final Examinations
20-05-2013 to 28-05-2013
Result
05-06-2013
Summer Semester 2013
Semester Commences
01-07-2013
Mid-Term Examinations
31-07-2013
Final Examinations
27-08-2013
Result
30-08-2012
Note: Comprehensive examinations will be conducted twice a year at any time after the completion of course work requirement of the degree programs.

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