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FAQs on the Admissions Process 2027-28
1.
Why is there an Admissions process?
Many more boys apply for Aitchison College than there are available places. Our chief aim is
to identify boys who are academically able and most likely to benefit from either a day or
boarding placement in a school with compulsory sport and co-curricular activities. Boys
admitted to Aitchison College undertake to be fully engaged with the College program
throughout the whole of their school journey.
2.
How does apply for Admissions?
Download the Application form from the College website available from October 01, 2026 and
return with the requested Registration fee with the application and all supporting documents
within the due date November 30, 2026 for Day Scholars applicants and December 31,
2026 for Boarding applicants. The invitation for Admissions will be published in all major
newspapers of Pakistan.
3.
Are there different categories of enrolment?
Yes. Applicants may select either a day or boarding enrolment option (not both) where
indicated in the application.
4.
Where do Admissions testing and interviews take place?
Testing and interviews only take place at Aitchison College on specified dates for each grade.
5.
Why do you hold an interview?
Interviews if applicable are held to determine the general suitability of boys; for example,
whether they are socially ready for school and the greater demands of Aitchison College. This
particularly applies to boarding admissions. Interviews may also reveal other aspects of
academic suitability or challenges not necessarily revealed in an Admissions test. It is also an
opportunity to meet parents and to clarify school expectations and answer questions or
concerns they may have. The College doctor will conduct age verification. If in the opinion of
medical advice the age of a boy is determined to be unsuitable for a particular year group, the
College reserves the right to refuse admission.
6.
Is there a ‘kinship’ category?
No. All candidates have an equal opportunity of gaining Admission to Aitchison College.