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Status

Admission status by campus

Availability depends on the class as well as the campus. The campus office confirms the position for the class you are applying for.

Nursery to Matric (Class 10)

The Asad Colony campus is where Al-Badr Schools began. It offers a complete girls education from the primary years through Matriculation, alongside a structured Quran and Islamic Studies programme.

Asad Colony, Khiali Sheikhupura +92 55 4552995
Nursery to Matric (Class 10)

The Zaheer Colony campus offers girls education from the primary years to Matriculation, with the same curriculum, assessment cycle and Islamic Studies programme used across Al-Badr Schools.

Zaheer Colony +92 55 4552995
Nursery to Class 5

The Usman Colony campus is a primary school focused on the earliest and most formative years: reading, numeracy, Quran with correct pronunciation, and the habits that make later schooling possible.

Usman Colony +92 55 4552995

Admissions at Al-Badr Schools are handled campus by campus. Availability depends on the class and the campus, so the first step is always to check the status for the campus you have in mind and speak to its office.

You may submit an online enquiry at any time. It reaches the campus you select, is given a reference number, and is followed up by the admissions staff of that campus.

Eligibility and age criteria

Admission is offered on the basis of the child's age, previous school record where applicable, and performance in the entry assessment. Age requirements for entry classes are confirmed by the campus office, as they are reviewed each session.

Al-Badr Girls High School at Asad Colony and Zaheer Colony admit girls from the primary years through Matriculation. Al-Badr Primary School at Usman Colony admits children up to Class 5.

How to apply

  1. Enquire. Submit the online enquiry form on this website, or visit the campus office during office hours.
  2. Confirmation. The campus confirms whether a seat is available in the class you have applied for.
  3. Collect and submit the form. Complete the admission form and submit it with the required documents.
  4. Assessment. The child sits a written assessment appropriate to the class, and parents meet the campus academic staff.
  5. Decision. The campus informs you of the outcome.
  6. Enrolment. On acceptance, the admission is completed at the campus office and the class, section and roll number are assigned.

Documents required

  • Child's Form B / CRC (original for verification, plus a photocopy)
  • Parent's or guardian's CNIC copy
  • Recent passport-size photographs of the child
  • Previous school leaving certificate and last result card, where the child has attended a school before
  • Vaccination record, where applicable

Original documents are verified at the campus office and returned. Identity documents are never collected through this website.

Entry assessment and interview

The written assessment covers age-appropriate literacy and numeracy, and for higher classes the core subjects of the preceding class. Its purpose is placement, not exclusion: it tells us where a child needs support. Parents meet the campus staff on the same day.

Fees

The current fee schedule, and any concession that may apply, is provided by the campus office. Please contact the campus for the applicable fee structure before completing your admission.

FAQs

Common admission questions

Admissions are handled campus by campus and depend on seats being available in the class you are applying for. The status for each campus is shown on the Admissions page. You may submit an online enquiry at any time and the campus will confirm availability.

Al-Badr Girls High School at Asad Colony and Zaheer Colony admit girls from the primary years through Matriculation. Al-Badr Primary School at Usman Colony admits children up to Class 5. Most families choose the campus nearest to home.

The child's Form B or CRC, a copy of the parent or guardian's CNIC, recent passport-size photographs, and - if the child has attended school before - the school leaving certificate and last result card. Originals are verified at the campus office and returned.

Yes. The child sits a written assessment appropriate to the class applied for, and parents meet the campus academic staff on the same day. The purpose is placement and identifying where support is needed.

The current fee schedule is provided by the campus office. Fees are not published on this website because they are reviewed each session. Please contact the campus you are applying to.

Concessions, scholarships and sibling discounts are considered by the Directorate on written application. Speak to the campus office about how to apply.

Yes. A student transferring between our campuses keeps their complete admission, academic, attendance and fee history. The transfer is arranged through the two campus offices.

Every online enquiry is given a reference number, which is shown to you as soon as you submit the form. Please keep it for any follow-up.

Timings differ by campus and between summer and winter. Each campus page shows its own current timings and the date from which they apply.

Both. Concepts are explained in whichever language secures understanding first, with subject terminology established in English so that students are prepared for the Board examination and further study.
Admissions

Ready to apply?

Complete the online enquiry form. You will receive a reference number immediately, and the campus admissions office will contact you.