Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Law College, located in Memon Goth, Malir, Karachi, has announced admissions for its 4-year LLB degree program for the upcoming session. The college says it is recognised by both the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and the Pakistan Bar Council (PBC), and that its curriculum covers constitutional, criminal, civil, corporate, international, and Islamic law, combined with moot court exercises and advocacy training. To be eligible, applicants need an Intermediate (HSSC), A-Level, or equivalent qualification with at least 50% marks. They must also have cleared the HEC Law Admission Test (LAT) with a score of at least 50, a requirement the college traces to a 2018 Supreme Court of Pakistan order. Applications submitted without a valid LAT pass certificate will not be accepted. A non-refundable processing and entry-test fee of Rs. 5,000 must be paid through the college's designated bank channel, and the original deposit slip has to be submitted along with the application. To apply, candidates should download the admission form from the college website or collect a copy from campus, fill it in to match their Matric and Intermediate certificates, and submit it in person at the admissions office along with attested copies of their Matric and Intermediate certificates with mark sheets, LAT certificate, CNIC or Form-B, passport-size photographs, domicile and Permanent Residence Certificate (PRC), a character certificate from their previous institution, and the original fee slip. The college has set December 4, 2026 as the closing date for applications, and has advised prospective students to apply early rather than wait until the deadline.