Colleges
- Alamdar College
- Allama Iqbal College of Commerce
- Allama Iqbal Technology College
- Al-Noor Commerce College, Near Eid Gah Chowk (Skill Development Council, Lahore)
- Army Public College
- Asia College of Technology
- British University College
- Central College
- Chenab College of Commerce
- Educators College
- Government College, Civil Line
- Government College for Elementary Education
- Government College of Science
- Government College of Technology
- Government Degree College for Women
- Government Degree College for Women, Mumtaz Abad
- Government Emerson College Multan
- Government Post Graduate College of Commerce, Qasim Pur Colony
- Icon Institute of Professional Studies
- Inex Institute of Textile & Fashion Design, Multan Campus
- International Degree College of Commerce
- Joint Forces Cadet College
- Leadership College
- Multan Commerce College
- Nishat College of science for Boys & Girls
- Punjab College for Women, Bosan Road
- Punjab College for Women, Rashidabad
- Punjab College of Commerce
- Punjab College of Information Technology
- Superior College
- Swedish College of Science & Tachnology, Vehari Chowk
- Walait Hussain College
- Zakriya College Of Technology
- Govt Home Economics Women College
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