Govt Guru Nanak Graduate College (W), Nankana Sahib welcomes applications from young women for its Intermediate and BS programs. This guide explains which programs are offered, who can apply, which documents to prepare and how the admission process works, so you can apply with confidence.
About the college
The college was established in 1964 by the Municipal Committee Nankana Sahib to meet the educational needs of the local community. It was nationalized in 1972 under government policy and, in 1992, began operating independently as a separate women’s college. Today it offers Intermediate and BS programs, and its BS programs are affiliated with Government College University Faisalabad (GCUF).
Programs offered
| Level | Program | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Intermediate | FSc (Pre-Medical) | For students planning careers in medicine and life sciences |
| Intermediate | FSc (Pre-Engineering) | For students planning engineering and technology study |
| Intermediate | ICS | Intermediate in Computer Science |
| Intermediate | FA (IT) | Arts group with information technology |
| Intermediate | FA | Arts and humanities group |
| BS | BS English Literature | Affiliated with GCUF |
| BS | BS Islamic Studies | Affiliated with GCUF |
| BS | BS Political Science | Affiliated with GCUF |
You can see the current list on the Academic Programs page. The number of available seats in each program is [add seats, or say “as per notice”].
Who can apply?
Eligibility depends on the program and is set by the Punjab government, the examining board and, for BS programs, the affiliating university. The general rules are:
- Intermediate programs (FSc, ICS, FA, FA IT): applicants need a Matric (SSC) certificate or an equivalent qualification. Your matric subjects matter. FSc Pre-Medical normally expects science with biology, and FSc Pre-Engineering normally expects science with mathematics. Check the exact subject requirements for each group in the prospectus.
- BS programs: applicants need an Intermediate (HSSC) certificate or equivalent. Each BS program has its own minimum marks and subject conditions under the affiliating university’s policy. Confirm the exact criteria for your program before applying.
- Merit: admission is based on merit, using the marks in your qualifying exam, in line with government policy. The minimum marks and last year’s closing merit for each program are [add from college records].
- Equivalence: if your certificate is from a board outside Punjab or from an international system, you may need an equivalence or verification certificate from the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC). Ask the college office whether this applies to you.
Documents you need
Prepare these before you fill in the form:
- Attested copies of your academic certificates and result cards
- CNIC or B-Form (a copy of the applicant’s, plus a parent or guardian’s CNIC if requested)
- Domicile certificate
- Recent passport-size photographs
- The completed admission form
- Any other document listed in the prospectus or the admission notice
Keep a spare set of photocopies, and bring your original documents for verification if you are shortlisted.
How to apply: step by step
- Choose your program. Pick the Intermediate or BS program that matches your marks, subject background and career goals.
- Check eligibility. Read the admission requirements, merit criteria and subject combinations. If you are unsure, call the college before you apply.
- Submit your documents. Hand in attested copies of your certificates, CNIC or B-Form, domicile and photographs with the admission form. Apply by [method: in person at the college office, or via the official portal. Add details].
- Wait for the merit list and verification. Applications are reviewed according to merit and government policy. If you are selected, you may be called for document verification.
- Confirm your admission. Pay your fees within the deadline to secure your seat. A seat that is not confirmed by the deadline may be offered to the next candidate.
Important dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Admission forms available |
[add date]
Last date to apply
[add date]
Display of merit list
[add date]
Document verification
[add date]
Last date for fee payment
[add date]
Classes begin
[add date]
Dates can change, so check the notice board, the college Facebook page and the Downloads page for the latest announcement.
Fees and financial support
Fees for government colleges are set according to government policy and are published in the prospectus. The current fee structure for each program is [add fee details or say “see prospectus”]. If you need financial help, ask the college office which scholarships or fee concessions you may qualify for. Punjab and national schemes such as PEEF, Honhaar and HEC need-based and merit-based scholarships have their own eligibility rules and application dates, so always check the official scheme page.
Tips for a strong application
- Apply early, and do not wait for the last day.
- Check every name, date of birth and roll number against your certificates. Mistakes cause delays.
- Make sure each photocopy is clear and properly attested.
- Choose your program based on your interests and marks, and ask the college for guidance if you are unsure.
- Keep your application receipt and note the merit list date.
If you are still deciding which Intermediate group to choose, speak to a teacher or visit the college. You can also read about our facilities and the college background.
Download the prospectus
The full prospectus has the detailed eligibility conditions, subject combinations and rules. Download the latest version from our Downloads page. [Replace the 2025-2026 prospectus with the 2026-27 version when it is available.]
Contact the admissions office
- Phone: +92 306 4211920 / 0569201067
- Address: [add full postal address]
- Email: [add email]
- Office hours: [add hours]
You can also use the contact page to send your query.
Frequently asked questions
Which programs does the college offer?
The college offers FSc (Pre-Medical), FSc (Pre-Engineering), ICS, FA (IT) and FA at Intermediate level, and BS English Literature, BS Islamic Studies and BS Political Science at BS level.
Is the college only for girls?
Yes. It is a women’s college, and its programs are for female students.
Who awards the BS degree?
The BS programs are affiliated with Government College University Faisalabad (GCUF).
How is admission decided?
Applications are reviewed on merit, based on your qualifying exam marks and government policy. Selected candidates may be called for document verification.
What documents do I need?
Attested copies of academic certificates, CNIC or B-Form, domicile, photographs and the completed admission form, plus anything else listed in the prospectus.
When is the last date to apply?
The deadline is announced in each admission notice. The current date is [add date]. Check the notice board and Downloads page for updates.
Can I apply if my certificate is from another board?
Yes, but you may need an equivalence or verification certificate. Ask the college office what applies to your board.
How do I confirm my admission once I am selected?
Complete document verification if requested and pay your fees within the deadline.
Where can I get more information?
Call +92 306 4211920 or 0569201067, visit the college office, or read the prospectus on the Downloads page.
