The admission process for the academic year 2025-26 in government intermediate colleges across Sindh has been completed.
A total of 169,923 students have secured admissions in various colleges across Sindh, including Karachi, which is approximately 30 per cent more than the previous year.
The automated online process is conducted via Sindh Electronic Centralized College Admission Programme (SECAP). Classes for the new academic session for the XI are set to begin on August 5. According to Dr. Naveed Rab Siddiqui, Director General of Colleges Sindh, the highest number of admissions this year was in Computer Science, which is proof that students are now prioritizing technology-related fields over traditional subjects.
The DG explained that for the first time, college principals have been given the authority to handle admission transfers, claims, and cancellations, allowing students to access these services directly at their colleges. This development is expected to save time and reduce travel expenses for students, making the admission process more efficient and convenient.
Karachi tops the list with 99,711 students securing admissions in colleges. In Karachi, the highest number of admissions was recorded in the Computer Science, with 31,692 students opting for this field. This was followed by Pre-Medical with 22,846 admissions, Commerce with 21,233, Pre-Engineering with 11,386, Humanities with 8,876, and Home Economics with 160 admissions.
In Hyderabad, 26,543 students secured admissions in colleges, while in Mirpurkhas, 10,618 students were admitted, followed by 10,183 in Shaheed Benazirabad, 9,889 in Larkana, and 10,979 in Sukkur.
The majority of students in Hyderabad opted for Pre-Medical, with 16,767 admissions, while other subjects also saw significant interest.
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