Waiting on your Air University (AU) outcome? This guide shows you exactly where to check your status, how AU’s merit formula works, what the list rounds mean, and the actions to take to secure or upgrade your seat.

Air University publishes UG selection inside your admissions portal. AU also provides a public merit-list lookup where you can search by Admit Card/CNIC. For 2025, AU’s site shows multiple UG list rounds and a portal to check/upgrade (for relevant faculties).

Official result/merit portals (examples):

• Islamabad campuses merit lookup & upgrade consent (UG): “Selected Candidates list of Fall-2025” with search by Admit Card/CNIC.
• Some campuses publish a standalone lookup page (search by Admit Card/CNIC) when their lists go live.

Quick steps to check:

AU’s UG merit combines academic record with an entry test (AU-CBT or accepted exemption). The official page details accepted tests and UG merit components.

AU releases a 1st Merit List, then additional lists (2nd, 3rd, etc.) if seats free up. In 2025 the Admissions Schedule page publishes the UG list dates and fee deadlines; the AU homepage has shown successive UG list announcements and upgrade notices for relevant faculties.

How upgrades work

• If you pay on time and select upgrade consent (where provided), you may be moved to a higher-preference program when a seat opens in later lists. Check your portal on each list day.

Once selected:

1. Download your offer package (offer letter + fee voucher) and pay by the stated deadline.
2. Report with originals for verification on Registration/Orientation day (SSC/HSSC or IBCC equivalence, CNIC/Form-B, photos, paid challan).
3. If needed, secure hostel/transport via portal (limited seats; campus-specific).

For per-credit tuition and first-semester totals, AU publishes a Fee Structure (Fall-2025) by program (Islamabad snapshot below).

AU’s Admission Schedule (Fall-2025) lists CBT windows and merit-list dates. For Phase-III 2025, the schedule includes late-July CBT windows and 1st UG merit list on 4 Aug 2025, with subsequent lists and fee deadlines the following weeks. Always reconfirm the live schedule before applying.

Your AU journey is won on the portal: log in on list days, note your offer & fee deadline, and act fast. Know the merit weights (Engineering 10/50/40; Non-Engg 15/35/50), keep documents ready, and pay early to secure your seat. If you’re in the upgrade pool, keep checking later lists—seats do reshuffle. With the steps here (and AU’s schedule and fee pages), you can move from “result pending” to confirmed enrollment smoothly.

What is the merit for Air University?
There’s no single cutoff. AU ranks applicants by aggregate: for Engineering (10% Matric, 50% HSSC, 40% test) and for Non-Engineering (15% Matric, 35% HSSC, 50% test). Higher test scores can significantly lift your position.

What is Air Uni famous for?
A federally chartered public university with strong engineering & computing/AI offerings and an aviation ecosystem link (e.g., Kamra campus).

What is the last date of admission in air?
Deadlines vary by phase and campus. See AU’s Admission Schedule page (e.g., Phase-III 2025 shows late-July CBTs and lists in August).

What is the rank of Air University CS in Pakistan?
Rankings differ by body/year (HEC, QS, THE). AU CS is typically listed among notable computing programs; check the latest tables for exact placement.

What is the fee of Air University per semester?
Fees are per-credit. Example (Islamabad, Fall-2025): BS CS/AI/SE/IT/DS PKR 8,500 per credit (≈ PKR 127,500 for 15 CH); BBA PKR 7,100 per credit (≈ PKR 113,600 for 16 CH). Allied/one-time charges apply.

How many marks are required for air?
Aim for a competitive aggregate; there isn’t a fixed “pass” mark. For test exemptions, AU typically accepts ≥50 (NAT/USAT etc.) within one year, aligned to your HSSC stream.

Is FAST better than NUST?
Depends on program fit. NUST is broad and highly ranked for engineering; FAST is renowned for computing. Compare curricula, labs, and placement in your chosen field. Read more about NUST vs FAST here.

Which university is best for BSCS?
Several good choices—e.g., FAST, NUST, LUMS, ITU, GIKI, COMSATS, AU—but the “best” depends on your goals, budget, location, and admission chances. Visit department pages and review labs, faculty, and industry links.