In 1950, the Department of Statistics introduced undergraduate program in Statistics under the leadership of national Professor Dr. Qazi Motahar Husain. Since then, the graduates of this program have been disseminating cutting edge statistical knowledge across the world. The program was initiated as a 3-year BSc (Honors) in Statistics, which evolved into its current format of a 4-year integrated undergraduate program since 1996 – 97 session. At present, 88 students are enrolled in this department in each academic session. Most of them are admitted through the “KA” unit and a very few are from the “GHA” unit admission test. Details of admission can be found here.

If you are looking for a promising career with numerous real-world applications, a degree in Statistics might be right for you. Upon completion of this undergraduate program, students will be able to:

  • Explain the theoretical basis of commonly used statistical methods.
  • Design sample surveys and experiments for practical situations.
  • Analyze and interpret the results for problems under consideration.
  • Demonstrate computer programming ability to manage data and implement standard statistical methods.
  • Explain statistical ideas, methods and results to people of all backgrounds.

For detailed rules and regulations of undergraduate program, click here