Admission Procedure and Policies
At Denning and DITE, the admission process is designed to ensure fairness, transparency, and alignment with the institution’s academic standards. The steps below outline the complete admission journey:
Admission Test Guide
The Denning admissions test helps us evaluate your academic readiness and personal learning potential, ensuring you’re prepared for the rigor and opportunity Denning offers. It’s a one hour and thirty minutes test divided into 4 sections that include both multiple-choice and short-answer questions.
Section 1: English Proficiency & Critical Reading
This section evaluates a student’s ability to comprehend, interpret, and critically engage with written content, it includes questions like:
- Comprehending Passages
- Identifying the key messageÂ
- Correcting grammatical errors
- Identifying the writer’s tone or intention
- Summarizing passages in one sentence
Section 2: Quantitative & Analytical Reasoning
Assesses problem-solving abilities, numerical fluency, and logical reasoning, it includes questions about:
- Basic maths (like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division)
- Simple algebraÂ
- Shapes and measurements (geometry)
- Reading and understanding charts or tables (data interpretation)
- Solving word problems using logic and math
Section 3: Analytical Essay
Evaluates writing, reasoning, and the ability to develop strong arguments. The section includes questions where you:
- Choose one topic out of threeÂ
- Write an essay within the specified word limit
The essay should demonstrate:
- Clear and organized writing
- A strong argument supported by evidence
- Proper use of grammar and structure
Section 4: Program Specific Questions
Measures your readiness for higher education and the important skills for academic success, it includes questions about;
- Thinking critically and solving problems
- Understanding and analyzing information
- Ethical Values
- Working with digital tools and technology
- Understanding different career options
Preperation Tips
- Read academic articles and editorials to strengthen critical reading.
- Review basic math concepts from secondary education.
- Practice writing essays under time constraints and within a defined word limit.
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The Denning admissions test helps us evaluate your academic readiness and personal learning potential, ensuring you’re prepared for the rigor and opportunity Denning offers. It’s a one hour & thirty minutes (1h 30m) test divided into 4 sections that includes both multiple-choice and short-answer questions.
Section 1: English Proficiency & Critical Reading
It includes a variety of reading passages followed by comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and inference-based questions;
- Reading comprehension and interpretation
- Understanding vocabulary in context
- Identifying tone, purpose, and main ideas
- Summarizing key points
- Grammatical accuracy and sentence structure
Section 2: Quantitative & Analytical Reasoning
It measures numerical fluency, logical problem-solving skills, and basic mathematical understanding relevant across disciplines such as business, economics, and technology., it includes questions about;
- Arithmetic, percentages, and discounts
- Basic algebra and linear equations
- Geometry and measurement
- Data interpretation (graphs, tables, charts)
- Logical reasoning and analytical puzzles
Section 3: Analytical Essay
It evaluates writing, reasoning, and the ability to develop strong arguments. The section includes questions where you:
- Choose one topic out of threeÂ
- Write an essay within the specified word limit
The essay should demonstrate:
- Clear and organized writing
- A strong argument supported by evidence
- Proper use of grammar and structure
Section 4: Program Specific Questions
This section is designed to test general knowledge, legal reasoning, ethical awareness, and skills essential for success in legal and interdisciplinary studies.
It is divided into two subsections, & includes questions about:
Section A. Law & Legal Awareness
- Role of judiciary and branches of government
- Legal ethics, reasoning, confidentiality and negligence scenarios
- Fundamental human rights, constitutional law and legal history
Preperation Tips
- Read academic articles and editorials to strengthen critical reading.
- Review & strengthen fundamental math and logic skills
- Practice writing essays under time constraints and within a defined word limit.
- Familiarize yourself with legal terms and constitutional principles
- Gather knowledge about current affairs, especially legal and ethical issues
The Denning admissions test helps us evaluate your academic readiness and personal learning potential, ensuring you’re prepared for the rigor and opportunity Denning offers. It’s a one hour & thirty minutes (1h 30m) test divided into 4 sections that includes both multiple-choice and short-answer questions.
Section 1: English Proficiency & Critical Reading
It includes a variety of reading passages followed by comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and inference-based questions;
- Reading comprehension and interpretation
- Understanding vocabulary in context
- Identifying tone, purpose, and main ideas
- Summarizing key points
- Grammatical accuracy and sentence structure
Section 2: Quantitative & Analytical Reasoning
It measures numerical fluency, logical problem-solving skills, and basic mathematical understanding relevant across disciplines such as business, economics, and technology., it includes questions about;
- Arithmetic, percentages, and discounts
- Basic algebra and linear equations
- Geometry and measurement
- Data interpretation (graphs, tables, charts)
- Logical reasoning and analytical puzzles
Section 3: Analytical Essay
It evaluates writing, reasoning, and the ability to develop strong arguments. The section includes questions where you:
- Choose one topic out of threeÂ
- Write an essay within the specified word limit
The essay should demonstrate:
- Clear and organized writing
- A strong argument supported by evidence
- Proper use of grammar and structure
Section 4: Program Specific Questions
It assesses basic computing principles, problem-solving, digital awareness, and ethical technology usage skills that are essential in today’s academic and professional environments. It includes questions related to;
- Artificial IntelligenceÂ
- Algorithms and Efficiency
- Binary and Number Systems
- Programming Fundamentals
- Ethical Use of Technology
Preperation Tips
- Read academic articles and editorials to strengthen critical reading.
- Review & strengthen fundamental math and logic skills
- Practice writing essays under time constraints and within a defined word limit.
- Familiarize yourself with legal terms and constitutional principles
- Gather knowledge about current affairs, especially legal and ethical issues
The Denning admissions test helps us evaluate your academic readiness and personal learning potential, ensuring you’re prepared for the rigor and opportunity Denning offers. It’s a one hour & thirty minutes (1h 30m) test divided into 4 sections that includes both multiple-choice and short-answer questions.
Section 1: English Proficiency & Critical Reading
It includes a variety of reading passages followed by comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and inference-based questions;
- Reading comprehension and interpretation
- Understanding vocabulary in context
- Identifying tone, purpose, and main ideas
- Summarizing key points
- Grammatical accuracy and sentence structure
Section 2: Quantitative & Analytical Reasoning
It measures numerical fluency, logical problem-solving skills, and basic mathematical understanding relevant across disciplines such as business, economics, and technology., it includes questions about;
- Arithmetic, percentages, and discounts
- Basic algebra and linear equations
- Geometry and measurement
- Data interpretation (graphs, tables, charts)
- Logical reasoning and analytical puzzles
Section 3: Analytical Essay
It evaluates writing, reasoning, and the ability to develop strong arguments. The section includes questions where you:
- Choose one topic out of threeÂ
- Write an essay within the specified word limit
The essay should demonstrate:
- Clear and organized writing
- A strong argument supported by evidence
- Proper use of grammar and structure
Section 4: Program Specific Questions
Assess students’ general academic preparedness and awareness of concepts related to their intended field of study. It also includes soft skills essential for academic and career success., it includes questions about;
- Business knowledge (e.g. marketing, finance, entrepreneurship)
- Ethics and corporate responsibility
- Communication and leadership styles
- Supply chain, productivity, and operations
- Global business awareness and cultural sensitivity
- Digital literacy and decision-making
Preperation Tips
- Read academic articles and editorials to strengthen critical reading.
- Review & strengthen fundamental math and logic skills
- Practice writing essays under time constraints and within a defined word limit.
- Familiarize yourself with legal terms and constitutional principles
- Gather knowledge about current affairs, especially legal and ethical issues
University Policies
Credit Hour Policy
A credit hour is defined as 16 contact hours for theory courses and 32 contact hours for laboratory courses, in line with the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan standards.
Credit Transfer Policy:
- Transfer credits are accepted only for grades C+ (≥67%) or above.
- Credits must be earned from an HEC-recognized institution.
- A maximum of 50% of total program credits may be transferred.
Exemptions:
- Course exemptions do not reduce the total required credit hours.
- Applications for credit transfer must include syllabi, contact hours, and grading details.
Examination Policy
- Mid-term exams: 90 minutes | Final exams: 120 minutes.
- Students must bring a printed admit card and a valid student ID to all examinations.
- Electronic devices (phones, smartwatches, etc.) are strictly prohibited.
- Late entry is not allowed after half of the exam duration has passed.
Borrowing stationery is not permitted. - Academic dishonesty (cheating, impersonation, or misconduct) will result in disciplinary action,
including suspension or expulsion. - For lab or practical courses, additional departmental examination guidelines may apply.
Attendance Policy
- Attendance in all lectures, tutorials, and seminars is mandatory.
- A minimum of 80% attendance is required in each course to be eligible for final examinations.
Students with more than 20% absences in any subject will automatically receive an ‘F’ grade. - Students joining late after 20% of sessions have been completed will be marked absent for
missed classes. - Active class participation and timely assignment submission are part of the attendance
requirement.
Scholarships
Denning and DITE is committed to promoting academic excellence and accessibility through its diverse
scholarship portfolio:
1. Merit-Based Scholarships
- Awarded to new students based on exceptional academic results (CAIE or equivalent).
- Continuing students may qualify based on distinctions in University of London or University of Greenwich exams.
2. Need-Based Scholarships
Available to students facing financial constraints, including:
- Orphans
- Single-parent households
- Needy household category
3. Sibling Scholarship
Tuition discounts offered to siblings enrolled concurrently at DITE, students must consult with the finance for assistance.
4. Athletic Scholarship
Awarded to students demonstrating outstanding performance in sports at the institutional, national, or international level.
5. Hafiz-e-Quran Scholarship
Granted to students who have memorized the Holy Quran and meet the academic eligibility criteria.
Refund & Cancellation Policy
Denning and DITE maintains a flexible refund and withdrawal policy to support students facing unforeseen circumstances.
- Refund requests must be submitted in writing to the Finance Office before the commencement
of the academic term. - Approved refunds are processed according to the university’s official refund policy.
- Admissions may be cancelled due to non-payment of fees, failure to meet academic requirements, or breach of institutional policies.
Fee Payment Policy
At Denning and DITE, we offer multiple secure and convenient methods for fee payment to ensure a smooth and accessible process for all students.
Available Payment Methods
1. Over-the-Counter Payment (OneLink System)
Payments can be made at the following partner banks under the OneLink network:
• Meezan Bank
• Bank Alfalah
• Faysal Bank
• Habib Metropolitan Bank
• Al Baraka Bank
• Dubai Islamic Bank
• Askari Bank
• Bank Islami
• Allied Bank
• Sindh Bank
• Silk Bank
• TCS Payment Centres
2. Wallet Account Payment
Payments can also be made through mobile wallet services such as:
• EasyPaisa
• Jazz Cash
3. Online Fund Transfer
Students may transfer fees directly through online banking using the university’s designated account details mentioned on the fee challan or invoice.
4. Credit / Debit Card Payment
Fee payments can also be made using Visa or MasterCard through DITE’s secure online payment portal.
General Guidelines
• Students are advised to retain all payment receipts for verification and record purposes.
• Fee payments must be made within the deadlines stated on the challan or invoice.
• Late payments may incur a late fee surcharge or suspension of academic services (e.g., LMS
access, exam eligibility).
