How much does a study room cost per day in Islamabad?

A seat in a silent study hall is Rs 500 to Rs 1,200 for the day. A private cabin for two to four people is Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,500 daily or Rs 400 to Rs 800 an hour. Monthly passes cost Rs 8,000 to Rs 18,000, with reserved seats priced above shared ones.

Where are study rooms available?

Mainly F-7, F-10, F-11, Blue Area, G-11 and I-8, with a smaller number in Bahria Town and Satellite Town in Rawalpindi. Many are attached to coworking spaces, which means good internet and power backup but a less silent environment. Confirm whether the floor is dedicated to quiet study before booking a full day.

Can a group book a room together?

Yes. Private cabins seating two to six are the standard group option at Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,500 a day, and are the better choice for group revision, since talking in a silent hall is not welcome. Book two to three days ahead in exam season, when cabins go first.

What are the usual opening hours?

Most spaces run 9 am to 8 or 9 pm, with a few open until midnight during exam season. If you study late, confirm the closing time before paying for a monthly pass. Ramadan schedules change substantially, with several spaces shifting to late-evening and post-taraweeh hours.

Is there power backup and internet?

Established spaces run a UPS or generator and offer fibre internet, which is the main reason people pay rather than studying at home. Ask specifically how long backup lasts during a long outage, and whether internet stays up on backup power, since a router without a UPS makes the backup largely useless.

Study Rooms in Pakistan

Prices for study rooms in Pakistan are quoted, not published: per day rates move with the city, the date and the scope. Our indicative guide is from Rs 500/day for a silent-hall seat. 7 cities list education & training below — pick yours, or send one brief and verified providers come back with real numbers.

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from Rs 500/day for a silent-hall seat
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Quiet study desk with books and laptop at a bookable study room in Islamabad

What it costs

from Rs 500/day for a silent-hall seat

That is an indicative guide, not a fixed rate, and it comes from our deepest market — Islamabad and Rawalpindi. per day pricing moves with the city, the season, the day of the week and exactly what you ask for. Send one request and providers quote your real number, usually within the hour.

Education & Training by city

Study Rooms is quoted through our education & training desk in each city. Open a city for its local providers, areas and prices — the nightly figure is that city's hotel floor, useful if you are travelling in for the booking.

7 cities

Cities where education & trainingcan be booked, with province, hotel price floor and this month's season.
City	Province	Hotels from	This month
Faisalabad — education & training in Faisalabad	Punjab	Rs 6,000 a night — hotels in Faisalabad	Open
Islamabad — education & training in Islamabad	Islamabad Capital Territory	Rs 8,000 a night — hotels in Islamabad	Open
Karachi — education & training in Karachi	Sindh	Rs 7,000 a night — hotels in Karachi	Off-peak
Lahore — education & training in Lahore	Punjab	Rs 7,000 a night — hotels in Lahore	Open
Multan — education & training in Multan	Punjab	Rs 6,000 a night — hotels in Multan	Off-peak
Peshawar — education & training in Peshawar	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	Rs 6,000 a night — hotels in Peshawar	Off-peak
Rawalpindi — education & training in Rawalpindi	Punjab	Rs 6,000 a night — hotels in Rawalpindi	Open

Before you book

Fix the date and timing firstper day rates change with the day, the season and how long you need — a firm date gets you a firm price.
Name your city and areaTravel, setup and availability all depend on where you are. The same brief in two different cities rarely gets the same quote.
Ask what is includedInclusions vary between providers far more than headline prices do. Confirm what is in the number before you commit.

Home market

Study Roomsin Islamabad & Rawalpindi

This desk started in Islamabad, so this is where our data runs deepest. Everything below is written for Islamabad and Rawalpindi specifically — other cities are covered, in less detail.

Study space is a real constraint for students in shared homes and hostels, which is why day-bookable study rooms have grown around F-7, F-10, Blue Area and G-11. Options range from a seat in a silent hall to a private four-person cabin for group revision. Most provide power sockets, internet, air conditioning and either free or paid tea and coffee.

A day pass for a silent hall seat is Rs 500 to Rs 1,200. A private cabin for two to four people is Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,500 for the day or Rs 400 to Rs 800 an hour. Monthly passes for regular users run Rs 8,000 to Rs 18,000 depending on whether the seat is reserved. Exam season pushes availability tight from April and again in October.

Check the opening hours, since some spaces close at 8 pm and MDCAT or CSS candidates often need later, and confirm whether the hall is genuinely silent or shared with a coworking floor where calls happen. Ask about the power backup arrangement, which in Islamabad determines whether you actually get the day you paid for.

Sectors and towns we cover here

We match study rooms requests in the capital with providers covering these sectors and towns.

F-6
F-7
F-8
F-10
F-11
E-11
G-9
G-10
G-11
G-13
I-8
I-10
Blue Area
DHA Islamabad
Bahria Town
PWD
Rawalpindi
Saddar
Murree
Bhurban
Nathia Gali
Khanpur
Taxila