Every year the National College of Arts welcomes students from across the country with diverse backgrounds, far-ranging talents and wide interests.
The National College of Arts receives a large number of applications against a limited number of seats every year, In fact the number of applications is increasing every year, this year we received a total of 4684, which is the highest ratio in art institutions worldwide in comparison to the available seats. With a new record set this year with the highest number of applications for admission at NCA, we wish all the candidates the BEST OF LUCK !
Note: The list of the shortlisted candidates are uploaded in Latest News section.
VIEW ADMISSIONS STATISTICS
Applications for admission in NCA Lahore are invited in postgraduate degree programmes. Last date for submission of applications is 02 October, 2019.
The following candidates have been shortlisted for interview for admission in the first year (Foundation Class) Session 2020 in NCA Lahore and Rawalpindi Campus.
The National College of Arts has maintained a visionary approach to the arts. As the oldest institution in Pakistan, it remains one-of-a-kind. From an industrial polytechnic in 1875, to a contemporary arts college starting with three major departments in 1958, the college today boasts an impressive seven departments, all of which contribute to Pakistan’s professional communities on an annual basis, the best artists, architects, designers, ceramicists, film makers, cultural researchers and musicologists the country has to offer...
Prof. Dr. Murtaza Jafri
Principal
National College of Arts
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The National College of Arts has maintained a visionary approach to the arts. As the oldest institution in Pakistan, it remains one-of-a-kind. From an industrial polytechnic in 1875, to a contemporary arts college starting with three major departments in 1958, the college today boasts an impressive seven departments, all of which contribute to Pakistan’s professional communities on an annual basis, the best artists, architects, designers, ceramicists, film makers, cultural researchers and musicologists the country has to offer. Our undergraduate, graduate and post- graduate courses have proved the test of time.
The efforts of NCA’s faculty, students and alumni have received national and international acclaim. The rigorous curriculum, dedicated faculty, as well as the geographic and socio-ethnic demographics of the college make for a strong and progressive student body, which is well- prepared to enter its chosen field. Faculty and staff on both the Lahore Campus, situated on the historic Mall Road, as well as the Rawalpindi Campus, at Liaquat Memorial Hall, strive to provide students with cutting edge techniques, and engage in contemporary discourse. Apart from the rigors of the college curricula, the students engage in extra- curricular activities, often displaying professional levels of achievement.
Sport is also a popular activity at NCA, engaging even the more avid faculty and staff.
Today, I am proud to announce the expansion of NCA’s activities, as well as its physical expansion into the Federal Area. As recognition of NCA’s efforts to promote progressive ideals and maintain standards of academic excellence, at a time when the country was tackling some of the hardest of times, the Government of Pakistan has allocated an auditorium and adjacent halls in Islamabad’s central G-6 area. The facilities will be used for exhibitions, film screenings and short courses, and will be available to the general public as well as the government’s organization and foreign missions.
I, along with my faculty, take great pride in our contribution to imparting knowledge and encouraging productive, creative individuals who contribute to the artistic enrichment of Pakistan. It is in this spirit that I invite you to be part of this unique place of learning.
