Best universities in Pakistan

Best universities in Pakistan 2020

Pakistan is a fascinating country with beautiful natural scenery, a rich culture and a complex history.

The country stretches from the shores of the Arabian Sea in the south to the towering heights of the Himalayas in the north, and encompasses the Indus River valley, a cradle of human civilisation and home to some of the world’s most ancient cultures. Over the millennia, the land has been ruled by many different kingdoms; Hindus, Muslims, Mongols, Sikhs, Achaemenids, Moguls and the British have all controlled parts of modern-day Pakistan.

The country today is an ethnic and linguistic patchwork (more than 60 languages are spoken in Pakistan), and the people mirror the incredible diversity of the landscapes and geography.

Pakistan has more than 170 public and private higher education institutions, some of which date back to when the country was first established. After the creation of Pakistan as an independent country, the government built several universities to provide vital skills to the newly formed republic, especially in the sciences and engineering. That legacy continues to this day, with many universities retaining a focus on science, medicine and technology.

Many Pakistani universities actively encourage foreign students to enrol, and large numbers choose to study abroad in Pakistan. Students come from as far afield as Saudi Arabia, Africa and China, as well as some from America and Europe. Higher education is delivered in English at all public universities in Pakistan, which, combined with the relatively low cost of living, makes studying abroad her

Top universities in Pakistan

1. Quaid-i-azam University

Quaid-i-azam University – previously named Islamabad University – was established in 1967 and is based in Islamabad.

It has a variety of faculties, and the main areas of research involve biological sciences, natural sciences, social sciences and medicine.

The campus is located at the foot of the Margalla Hills, a hill range at the base of the Himalayas. It is well known for being a good spot for birdwatching as well as hiking and climbing. A canal runs through the campus.

The university has close links with several universities in Europe, South Asia and the United States.

2. COMSATS University Islamabad

The COMSATS University Islamabad was established in 1994 by the Commission on Science and Technology for Sustainable Development in the South, an intergovernmental organisation whose goal is to promote sustainable growth in developing countries through science and technology. It is spread over six campuses, with the main campus in the capital city, Islamabad.

Although still a young institution, it has gained a strong reputation in the region for its research and teaching, especially in the fields of IT and co

Pakistan Rank 2020	World University Rank 2020	University	City
1	401–500	Quaid-i-azam University	Islamabad
2	601–800	COMSATS University Islamabad	Islamabad
=3	801–1000	University of Agriculture, Faisalabad	Faisalabad
=3	801–1000	International Islamic University, Islamabad	Islamabad
=3	801–1000	Lahore University of Management Sciences	Lahore
=3	801–1000	National University of Sciences and Technology	Islamabad
=3	801–1000	University of the Punjab	Lahore
=8	1001+	Bahauddin Zakariya University	Multan
=8	1001+	University of Engineering & Technology (UET) Lahore	Lahore
=8	1001+	Government College University Lahore	Lahore
=8	1001+	University of Peshawar	Peshawar
=8	1001+	PMAS Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi	Rawalpindi
=8	1001+	University of Sargodha	Sargodha
=8	1001+	University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore	Lahore

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