COMSATS University Entry Test Preparation Online

COMSATS University, one of Pakistan’s leading higher education institutions, offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Each year, thousands of students apply to various campuses, aiming to secure admission to their desired degree programs. To ensure merit-based selection, COMSATS conducts entry tests through the National Testing Service (NTS), which include NAT (for undergraduate) and GAT (General and Subject for graduate) tests.

The Entry Test Schedule for 2025 has been officially announced, detailing multiple test dates across different campuses including Islamabad, Lahore, Abbottabad, Wah, Attock, Sahiwal, and Vehari. This guide covers all the essential details: from the test dates and merit list displays to the syllabus and sample papers. Whether you’re a prospective student or a parent, this blog provides everything you need to navigate the COMSATS admission process smoothly.

COMSATS University Entry Test Schedule 2025  Programs list

COMSATS Institute of Information and Technology is offering admission for 2025 for the below-mentioned Graduate and Undergraduate programs for the students who want to apply:

• Bachelors of Science in Computer Science
• Bachelors of Science in Economics
• Bachelors of Science in Electronics
• Bachelors of Science in Business Administration
• Bachelors of Science in Bioinformatics
• Bachelors of Science in Physics
• Bachelors of Science in Electronic (Computer) Engineering
• Bachelors of Science in Electronic (Telecommunication) Engineering
• Bachelors of Science in Mathematics
• Masters of Science in Bioinformatics
• Masters of Science in Business Administration
• Masters of Science in Computer Engineering
• Masters of Science in Computer Science
• D. Bioscience
• D. Computer Science
• D. Physics

Fee Structure

One-time Charges: Rs 27,000/-

Per semester Charges: Rs 62,500/-

COMSATS Entry Test Syllabus 2025

The COMSATS entry test (via NTS NAT) generally consists of 90 multiple choice questions covering four main areas: English, Analytical Reasoning, Quantitative, and Subject-specific topics.

Test Pattern

• English: 20 questions
• Analytical Reasoning: 20 questions
• Quantitative / Mathematics: 20 questions
• Subject / Group-Specific: 30 questions

Total: 90 questions (100 marks)

Time allowed and marks per section may vary slightly depending on campus or program.

Syllabus  Section

1. English

• Grammar (tenses, parts of speech, subject-verb agreement)
• Vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms)
• Sentence completion
• Reading comprehension
• Analogies

2. Analytical / Logical Reasoning

• Statement & Conclusion (logical reasoning)
• Scenario-based reasoning
• Puzzles, syllogisms
• Data interpretation, pattern recognition

3. Quantitative / Mathematics

• Arithmetic (percentages, ratios, averages, proportions)
• Algebra (linear equations, quadratic, polynomials)
• Geometry (angles, triangles, circles)
• Trigonometry basics

4. Subject / Group-Specific Section

This depends on your FSc / A-Level / intermediate track. For example, for Pre-Engineering (NAT-IE):

• Physics
• Chemistry
• Mathematics

Each subject approximately 10 questions

For other groups, the subjects will align with your academic discipline (e.g. Computer Science, Biology, General Science, Commerce)

COMSATS NTS Test Sample Papers

To prepare effectively for the entry test, students are encouraged to practice from NTS sample papers and past papers available online. These papers help you get familiar with the format and types of questions. Here are some reliable sources:

• NTS Official Website
• Bookstores offering NTS Preparation Books (Dogar, Caravan, etc.)
• Online forums and Facebook groups where past candidates share their experiences and papers.

Entry Test Weightage and Pattern

Weightage:

• Matric or Equivalent 10%
• Intermediate or Equivalent 40%
• NTS Test 50%

Pattern:

• English 20
• Analytical 20
• Quantitative 20
• Subjects 30

COMSATS Entry Test Preparation Online

• Aptitude Test
• English Grammar and Vocabulary
• Quantitative Reasoning
• Physics
• Chemistry 
• Biology
• General Mathematics

FAQ

Q: Is the NTS test compulsory for admission to COMSATS?

Yes, NAT (for undergraduate) or GAT (for graduate) tests conducted by NTS are mandatory for admission.

Q: Can I take the NTS test more than once?

Yes, you can take the test multiple times. COMSATS considers the best valid score from the test attempts.

Q: What is the passing score for the COMSATS entry test?

For NAT, a minimum of 50% is usually required, while GAT may require 60% or more depending on the program.

Q: How can I register for the NTS test for COMSATS?

You can register through the NTS website by selecting the appropriate test and filling out the application form.

Q: Does COMSATS accept other tests like SAT?

In some cases, yes. International applicants or certain programs may accept SAT scores. It’s best to confirm with the campus you’re applying to.

Q: What is the fee for the NTS entry test for COMSATS?

The test fee for NAT is typically around Rs. 700–1000, and for GAT it may vary depending on the category. Check the official NTS website for the latest fee updates.

Q: What is the validity period of the NTS result for COMSATS?

The NTS result (NAT/GAT) is usually valid for one year from the date of the test.

Q: How many merit lists does COMSATS release?

COMSATS typically releases multiple merit lists (usually 2–3) depending on the availability of seats.