BS Textile Design

BS Textile Design is a four years undergraduate degree in textile Design.

Quick Facts

Degree LevelBS
DisciplineArts
Offered By 18 universities in our directory
Typical Duration4 years

BS Textile Design is a four years undergraduate degree in textile Design.

Entry requirements

Admission is based on HSSC (Intermediate) or an equivalent qualification in a relevant group, combined with the entry test the institution uses. Applicants holding A-Levels or a foreign qualification need an equivalence certificate from the Inter Board Coordination Commission, which is worth applying for as soon as results are published. Merit is usually a weighted aggregate of HSSC marks and entry test score, and the weightings differ between institutions.

Accreditation

This field has no single statutory accreditor in the way engineering, medicine and law do. Institutional recognition by the Higher Education Commission is the baseline; beyond that, judge programmes on faculty qualifications, facilities and graduate outcomes, and ask the institution directly about each.

What it leads to

A four-year bachelor’s is the standard undergraduate qualification in Pakistan and satisfies the 16-year requirement for postgraduate admission. What it leads to depends heavily on what a graduate builds alongside it — internships, projects and demonstrable practical skill — since employers in most fields weight those alongside the degree itself.

Comparing institutions

Fees for the same degree title vary several-fold between Pakistani institutions, and course content varies with them. Ask each university for the full per-semester fee schedule across the whole degree rather than the first instalment, and for the current course outline — UniAssist lists which universities teach this degree, but the detailed curriculum is set institutionally and the university’s own prospectus is the authoritative source for it.

Where You Can Study This

  • 18 universities
  • 11 cities
  • 9 public
  • 9 private
University City Sector Duration Fees whole programme
Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan Public 4 years —
Government College Women University, Faisalabad Faisalabad Public 4 years 569,450 (2026)
Government College Women University, Faisalabad Faisalabad Public 4 years 411,500 (2026)
Khawaja Freed University of Engineering & Information Technology, Rahim Yar Khan Rahim Yar Khan Public — —
Shaheed Allah Buksh Soomro University of Arts, Design and Heritages, Jamshoro Jamshoro Public 4 years —
University of Gujrat Gujrat Public — —
University of Home Economics, Lahore Lahore Public — —
University of Jhang Jhang Public 4 Years 253,759 (Fall 2026)
University of Kamalia Kamalia Public — —
Hajvery University Lahore Private — —
Indus University Karachi Private — —
Indus Valley School of Art & Architecture Karachi Private 4 years —
Institute for Art and Culture Lahore Private 4 Years 1,326,500 (Fall 2026)
International Institute of Science, Arts and Technology, Gujranwala Gujranwala Private — —
Iqra University Karachi Private — —
University of Management & Technology Lahore Private — —
University of Sialkot, Sialkot Sialkot Private — —
University of South Asia Lahore Private — —

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the entry requirements for BS Textile Design in Pakistan?

Admission is based on HSSC (Intermediate) or an equivalent qualification in a relevant group, combined with the entry test the institution uses. Applicants holding A-Levels or a foreign qualification need an equivalence certificate from the Inter Board Coordination Commission, which is worth applying for as soon as results are published. Merit is usually a weighted aggregate of HSSC marks and entry test score, and the weightings differ between institutions.

How long is BS Textile Design?

Four years. Exact structure varies between institutions, so confirm the semester count and credit-hour total with the university you are applying to.

Is BS Textile Design accredited?

This field has no single statutory accreditor in the way engineering, medicine and law do. Institutional recognition by the Higher Education Commission is the baseline; beyond that, judge programmes on faculty qualifications, facilities and graduate outcomes, and ask the institution directly about each.