PhD Urban and Regional Planning PHD Program By National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST) Islamabad |Top Universities
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Program overview

Main Subject

Engineering - General

Degree

PhD

Study Level

PHD

Study Mode

On Campus

The Urban and Regional Planning field exposes students to the process of mitigating Urban & Regional Planning issues like Urban Infrastructure, Environment, Work & Transport, City Limits, Up Hazard Growth of Peri-Urban Areas, Urbanization, etc. The...
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Program overview

Main Subject

Engineering - General

Degree

PhD

Study Level

PHD

Study Mode

On Campus

The Urban and Regional Planning field exposes students to the process of mitigating Urban & Regional Planning issues like Urban Infrastructure, Environment, Work & Transport, City Limits, Up Hazard Growth of Peri-Urban Areas, Urbanization, etc. The...
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Admission Requirements

General Eligibility

18 years of education in a related discipline as given below with minimum CGPA 3.0/4.0, 3.75/5.0 (in the Semester System) or First Division (in the Annual System) in M. Phil/MS/Equivalent with research work. The candidate should have completed a minimum of 30 credit hours of coursework OR 24 credit hours of coursework and 06 credit hours of thesis/research work. The percentage will be valid only if the CGPA is not mentioned in the degree/transcript.

 

Must have qualified the following: -

 

Admission Test Title   Administered by         Minimum Requirement

Graduate -NUST Entrance Test (G-NET)NUST, Pakistan    Overall score => 60%

GRE (General) Test    ETS, USA       Quantitative 130/170

Verbal 130/170

Analytical Writing 3.0/6.0

NTS GAT (General) Test       NTS, Pakistan Overall Score =>  60%

HAT (General) Test    HEC, Pakistan Overall Score ­=> 60%

MS/MPhil/Equivalent degree must be verified by HEC.

G-NET/GRE/GAT score must be valid at the start of semester date/joining date of PhD programmes.

The percentage will be valid only if CGPA is not mentioned in degree/transcript.

 

For International Students

MS/MPhil (i.e. 18 years of education) in relevant disciplines with a minimum of 30 credit hours coursework OR 24 credit hours coursework and 06 credit hours research work.

MS/MPhil with minimum CGPA 3.0/4.0, 3.75/5.0.

Must have qualified the following: –

 

Valid Score of GRE (General) conducted by ETS, USA  (as applicable).

GRE(General) conducted by ETS, USA, with following minimum score separately in each section:

Quantitative    130/170​

Verbal​ 130/170​

Analytical Writing      3.0/6.0​

Foreign candidates can also attend NUST PhD Admission Test (NPAT) after submission of PhD admission application.

GRE/GAT score must be valid at the start of semester date/joining date of PhD programmes.

Foreign qualified candidates have to obtain recognition and equivalence certificate of MS/MPhil from HEC.

 

Specific Requirements

·           BS in Urban/City and Regional Planning

·           Masters/MPhil/ Equivalent degree in

o City & Regional Planning     

o Urban & Regional Planning

Any other equivalent qualification in the relevant subject, as deemed

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Frequently Asked Questions

Admissions in PhD are advertised semi-annually for spring semester and Fall semester. (nust.edu.pk>Admissions>PhD Programmes>PhD Admissions)
(1) NOC from the Service HQ if serving in the Armed Forces of Pakistan / NOC from the organization (If employed). (2) Research Proposal. (3) SSC Certificate / DMC or equivalence. (4) HSSC Certificate/DMC or equivalent. (5) Bachelor’s transcripts and Degree. (6) MA/MSc (16-year education) transcripts and degree. (7) MS/MPhil (18-year education) transcript and degree (with CH details including CH of coursework + CH of thesis works) duly verified from HEC. (8) Domicile Certificate. (9) CNIC (NADRA). (10) HEC Equivalence for MS/MPhil (for foreign degree) (11) Copy of passport (for foreigner candidate). (12) For International/National Students: valid Score of GRE (General) conducted by ETS, USA OR GAT-General test conducted by NTS or Graduate -NUST Entrance Test (G-NET) (as applicable).
You will be called for an interview and test (if applicable) by the respective institution/department.
Your case will be presented in PPCM (PhD Processing Committee Meeting) at the Main Office, NUST. The committee will make the final decision considering institution recommendation, eligibility Criteria, relevancy etc.
There are three major steps: Initial scrutiny of eligibility. Interview/test (if Applicable) at department/ institutions. Deliberation of recommended PhD students by PPCM at Main Office, NUST. It is also mentioned that the student can be rejected at any of the above-mentioned steps.
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