Virtual Academy in Multan
Multan is the capital of a region of thirty million people, and most of that region has never had a good academy within reach. Scoodemy Virtual Academy runs live, small-section classes that a student in Gulgasht, Bahawalpur or Dera Ghazi Khan joins from home. From Rs 3,500/month.
Multan serves as the school, hospital and university for the whole of South Punjab. Families from Khanewal, Vehari, Muzaffargarh, Lodhran, Bahawalpur and DG Khan send children to Multan for coaching, and inside the city the academies along Bosan Road and in Gulgasht are the only real choice. Scoodemy Virtual Academy widens that choice: live classes over video, small sections, and Scoodemy’s teacher pool from across Pakistan — joined from any home in the region at one monthly fee.
Multan’s students sit BISE Multan for Matric and FSc, and the region’s ambition is medical: Nishtar Medical University is the goal that shapes FSc for thousands of families every year, with BZU, UET Multan and the Lahore universities close behind. A small Cambridge stream sits O and A Level at Beaconhouse, The City School and La Salle. Our Academic School follows the Multan board, the Competitive Exams school runs MDCAT and ECAT sections on the real calendar, and every other school takes students from any board.
A student in Vehari, one in Muzaffargarh and one in Multan Cantt can sit in the same live class with the same teacher. No daily van to Multan, no hostel, and no compromise for the student who lives furthest from Bosan Road.
Multan’s summer stretches school timings, cancels afternoon activities and makes the trip to an academy at 3 pm a genuine hardship. Live online sections run from home under the fan, and every class is recorded for the days the power is out.
Nishtar admission decides the future of more Multan families than any other exam, and the local coaching halls hold hundreds. Competitive Exams sections run MDCAT preparation in small groups with weekly mock papers, alongside ECAT for UET and NET for NUST.
Mango exports, the new industrial estate, the property boom along Bosan Road and a fast-growing base of freelancers in Multan’s colonies all reward the same skills. Tech & AI and Business School classes teach coding, AI tools, marketing and money management to students who want more than a government job.
Multan board, Cambridge, entry tests, coding, business, English, Quran and accountancy each run live online sections you can join from Multan or anywhere in South Punjab. Choose the school for the goal, then the plan for the grade.
Multan’s young people have discovered freelancing faster than its institutions have caught up — the city has thousands of online workers and almost no place to learn the craft properly. Tech & AI classes teach real coding and modern AI tools from Grade 5 to professionals, with a route into online work from the first month.
From Rs 5,500/month
The Multan board examines Matric and FSc for the city and much of South Punjab, on the Punjab syllabus with its own papers and calendar. Middle, Matric and Intermediate sections follow that syllabus and practise on BISE Multan past papers rather than a generic national set.
From Rs 4,500/month
Multan’s Cambridge stream is small — Beaconhouse, The City School and La Salle — and experienced O and A Level subject teachers are almost impossible to find locally. Pre-O, O Level and A Level sections pair Multan students with teachers who mark to the Cambridge scheme, drawn from across Pakistan.
From Rs 9,500/month
Nishtar Medical University, UET Multan, BZU and the Lahore universities each stand behind an entry test, and South Punjab’s candidates have fewer preparation options than any other region. MDCAT, ECAT, NET and SAT sections run live from home, and the CSS & PMS section serves a region with a strong civil-service tradition.
From Rs 9,500/month
Multan’s families move to the Gulf for work in large numbers, and its students increasingly apply abroad — but IELTS preparation in the city is thin. Spoken English, IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training sections give Saraiki-, Punjabi- and Urdu-speaking students live, structured practice with a teacher.
From Rs 4,500/month
The city of saints has kept Quran learning at the heart of family life for eight centuries. Nazra with Tajweed, Hifz and Islamic Studies with Arabic run as live online sections with qualified teachers, so a family in a new colony has the same access as one beside a historic shrine.
From Rs 3,500/month
Multan’s banks, the new industrial estate and the audit firms serving South Punjab all need qualified accountants, and CA and ACCA classes beyond the foundation level barely exist in the city. Online sections let Multan students follow the full qualification from home, around university or a job.
From Rs 9,500/month
Students learn with their own age group — each plan has its own subjects, pace, and monthly fee. New students can add a one-time equipment fee of Rs 15,000 to get their own Chromebook — already have a device? Just pay the monthly fee.
Technology School
Technology · Modern AI · Business · Freelancing & Careers
Future-ready skills in coding, Modern AI and business, taught live from Grade 5 up to professionals.
Live project-based classes that take students from their first line of code to real apps, AI workflows and a freelancing portfolio. Every course ends with a Scoodemy certificate.
First flight into future skills — playful, hands-on foundations.
Rs 5,500 / month
Rs 15,000 equipment fee — Chromebook included (optional)
Building real strength — deeper skills alongside school studies.
Rs 8,500 / month
Rs 15,000 equipment fee — Chromebook included (optional)
Full speed — career-grade skills for work and freelancing.
Rs 12,500 / month
Rs 15,000 equipment fee — Chromebook included (optional)
Multan’s families are spread from the old walled city to Gulgasht Colony, Shah Rukn-e-Alam, the Cantt and the fast-growing societies along Bosan Road, and South Punjab reaches far beyond the bypass. Online sections mean a student in Khanewal or Lodhran sits in the same class as a student in Model Town Multan.
Yes. Academic School sections for Middle, Matric and Intermediate follow the Punjab curriculum examined by BISE Multan and use the Multan board’s past papers. Cambridge students join the separate Cambridge School.
Pick a school and plan, join a live section this week, and put a student in Multan in the same class as one in Lahore.