Program Outline

The IBA National Talent Hunt Orientation Program – Admission Cycle 2026 is designed to prepare talented and deserving students from across Pakistan for admission to IBA Karachi’s undergraduate programs.

Candidates who successfully complete the NTHP online application and pass the shortlisting and selection process, and who express interest in pursuing higher studies in disciplines such as Business Administration, Business Analytics, Accounting & Finance, Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics, Economics & Mathematics, and Social Sciences & Liberal Arts, are invited to participate in the online orientation training organized by IBA Karachi.

The program will be conducted entirely online by IBA faculty members and expert trainers, focusing on enhancing students’ aptitude, analytical thinking, and academic skills. The core subjects include English Grammar & Composition and Mathematics, taught through interactive sessions, group discussions, and practice exercises. Participants will receive free digital learning materials, including lecture notes, practice exercises, and recommended readings, accessible through IBA’s online learning platforms. The IBA ICT Department ensures seamless access to virtual classrooms, recorded sessions, discussion forums, and IT support to provide a smooth and engaging learning experience. Regular mock tests and quizzes will be conducted to assess students’ readiness for IBA’s undergraduate admission process, with trainers providing personalized feedback to strengthen their performance.

Key Features
Important Details

Upon completion of the Orientation Training Program all eligible candidates will have to appear in Round 2 Fall Admission Cycle 2026 only.

The extent of Financial Aid covering tuition fee and other facilities will be determined based on student financial need, assessed and recommended by IBA Financial Aid Committee.

Admission to IBA Karachi through the NTHP Orientation Program does not guarantee the award of the NTHP Scholarship or any form of financial assistance for the undergraduate degree programs.