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Institutions of Burewala

Burewala has a fuller education sector than its size suggests — a government degree college plus campuses of five separate universities and institutes, serving the city and the wider tehsil.

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Notable educational institutions listed in the city
5
University / institute campuses
59.10%
Literacy rate, Vehari District
2023 Census · male 66.43%, female 51.57%
27th
Burewala's rank among Pakistan's largest cities
By population, Census 2023

Higher education & colleges

Degree-granting institutions operating in or affiliated with the city.

InstitutionTypeSector
Government Degree College BurewalaDegree collegeGovernment
University of Agriculture, Faisalabad — Burewala CampusUniversity campusPublic
Barani Institute of Sciences — Burewala CampusInstitute campusPrivate
Punjab College of Science — Burewala CampusCollege campusPrivate
Superior University Lahore — Burewala CampusUniversity campusPrivate

Institutions listed per the Burewala city profile (public record). Presence of a campus is as recorded; programmes offered vary.

Schools

Government and model schools named in the city record.

Government

Government M.C Model High School

A government model high school serving the city of Burewala.

SecondaryGovernment
Government

Government B.T.M High School

Long-established government high school in Burewala.

SecondaryGovernment
Private

Tehzeeb-ul-Itfal Model School

Private model school operating in the city.

Primary / SecondaryPrivate

This listing reflects institutions named in public city records. It is not an exhaustive register of every school in Burewala or Burewala Tehsil.

The wider district

Burewala is one of four tehsils in Vehari District. Understanding the district helps place the city.

Town / tehsilStatus
BurewalaLargest city in the district
VehariDistrict capital
Jallah JeemThird largest city
MailsiTehsil of the district

Vehari District was created on 1 July 1976, carved out of four tehsils of Multan District — Vehari, Burewala, Jallah Jeem and Mailsi. Its name means "low-lying settlement by a flood water channel".

As of the 2023 census the district had 543,036 households and a population of 3,430,421, with 22.82% living in urban areas. The sex ratio is 102.33 males to 100 females, and 27.44% of the population is under ten years old.

74.10%
Punjabi first language (district)
19.12%
Saraiki first language
5.83%
Urdu first language
22.82%
Urban population share