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PROSPECTUS
Islamabad Model (Post Graduate) College of Commerce for Girls, F-10/3, Islamabad
Ph: (051) 9266450 Email: info@commerce-college.pk
PROSPECTUS
Islamabad Model (Post Graduate) College of Commerce for Girls, F-10/3, Islamabad
Ph: (051) 9266450 Email: info@commerce-college.pk
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Table of Contents
1 Quaid’s Vision 03
2 Message from the Principal 04
3 Vision Statement 05
4 Mission Statement 05
5 The College 06
6 Code of Conduct 07
7 Future Prospects 07
8 Faculty 09
9 Administra�ve Staff 13
10 Admission Policy 14
11 Academic & Financial Session 17
12 Medium of Instruc�on 17
13 Programmes Offered 17
14 Fee & Expenses 28
15 ID Card / Fee Card / Bus Card 30
16 College Uniform 30
17 A�endance 31
18Eligibility for Board &
University Exam 31
Table of Contents (Continuation)
19 Internal Examina�on 32
20 QAU Rules for BS & ADP 33
21 College Transport 36
22 College Magazine 36
23 Proctorial Board 36
24 Academic Council 37
25College Management
Commi�ee37
26 College Library 37
27 Discipline Rules 38
28 Tutorial Work 39
29Visits to Business &
Industrial Enterprise39
30 Prac�cal Training / Internship 40
31 Co-curricular Ac�vi�es 40
32College Leaving Cer�ficate /
Withdrawal41
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Table of Contents
1 Quaid’s Vision 03
2 Message from the Principal 04
3 Vision Statement 05
4 Mission Statement 05
5 The College 06
6 Code of Conduct 07
7 Future Prospects 07
8 Faculty 09
9 Administra�ve Staff 13
10 Admission Policy 14
11 Academic & Financial Session 17
12 Medium of Instruc�on 17
13 Programmes Offered 17
14 Fee & Expenses 28
15 ID Card / Fee Card / Bus Card 30
16 College Uniform 30
17 A�endance 31
18Eligibility for Board &
University Exam 31
Table of Contents (Continuation)
19 Internal Examina�on 32
20 QAU Rules for BS & ADP 33
21 College Transport 36
22 College Magazine 36
23 Proctorial Board 36
24 Academic Council 37
25College Management
Commi�ee37
26 College Library 37
27 Discipline Rules 38
28 Tutorial Work 39
29Visits to Business &
Industrial Enterprise39
30 Prac�cal Training / Internship 40
31 Co-curricular Ac�vi�es 40
32College Leaving Cer�ficate /
Withdrawal41
Message from the Principal
It is my honour and privilege to lead as the Principal of IMCCG, F-10/3 Islamabad, the only Commerce
College for girls in Islamabad since 1994.
Commerce educa�on is the backbone for economic progress and development of a country. Our main
focus is to empower students by providing them quality educa�on and training to build up their skills
and confidence. Also prepare them to lead and cope with challenges in a compe��ve na�onal and
global industrial and financial market.
The college strives to maintain academic excellence in an environment that promotes crea�vity,
mo�va�on, discipline and uprightness. Students are encouraged to par�cipate in various co-curricular
ac�vi�es in order to develop versa�le personali�es.
The commencement of BS Programme is a great step ahead for the college. I appreciate the faculty for
their commitment and dedica�on. In addi�on, our administra�ve staff works relentlessly to help
achieve our mission and goals.
This prospectus presents the ins�tute's faculty, resources, student facili�es and infrastructure. This
should enable the prospec�ve student a useful insight into the educa�onal programmes and facili�es
on offer.
May Allah helps us in our endeavor. Ameen! "
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Quaid’s Vision
"EDUCATION does not merely mean academic educa�on, and
even that appear to be a very poor type. There is immediate
and urgent need for training our people in the scien�fic and
technical educa�on in order to build up our future economic
life, and we should see that our people undertake science,
commerce, trade and par�cularly well-planned industries.
But do not forget that we have to compete with the world,
which is moving very fast in this direc�on.
We have to build up the character of our future genera�ons,
which means highest sense of honour, integrity, selfless
service to the na�on, and sense of responsibility. We have to
see that they are fully qualified and equipped to play their part
in the various branches of economic life in a manner which will do honour to Pakistan."
Message to the All Pakistan Educa�on Conference
November 27, 1947
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Message from the Principal
It is my honour and privilege to lead as the Principal of IMCCG, F-10/3 Islamabad, the only Commerce
College for girls in Islamabad since 1994.
Commerce educa�on is the backbone for economic progress and development of a country. Our main
focus is to empower students by providing them quality educa�on and training to build up their skills
and confidence. Also prepare them to lead and cope with challenges in a compe��ve na�onal and
global industrial and financial market.
The college strives to maintain academic excellence in an environment that promotes crea�vity,
mo�va�on, discipline and uprightness. Students are encouraged to par�cipate in various co-curricular
ac�vi�es in order to develop versa�le personali�es.
The commencement of BS Programme is a great step ahead for the college. I appreciate the faculty for
their commitment and dedica�on. In addi�on, our administra�ve staff works relentlessly to help
achieve our mission and goals.
This prospectus presents the ins�tute's faculty, resources, student facili�es and infrastructure. This
should enable the prospec�ve student a useful insight into the educa�onal programmes and facili�es
on offer.
May Allah helps us in our endeavor. Ameen! "
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Quaid’s Vision
"EDUCATION does not merely mean academic educa�on, and
even that appear to be a very poor type. There is immediate
and urgent need for training our people in the scien�fic and
technical educa�on in order to build up our future economic
life, and we should see that our people undertake science,
commerce, trade and par�cularly well-planned industries.
But do not forget that we have to compete with the world,
which is moving very fast in this direc�on.
We have to build up the character of our future genera�ons,
which means highest sense of honour, integrity, selfless
service to the na�on, and sense of responsibility. We have to
see that they are fully qualified and equipped to play their part
in the various branches of economic life in a manner which will do honour to Pakistan."
Message to the All Pakistan Educa�on Conference
November 27, 1947
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The College
Technical/ professional educa�on is gaining importance in the present day world. Women play a great role in
the development and progress of socie�es through their poten�al of shouldering and sharing all kinds of
responsibili�es along with men. The need is to see that they are fully qualified and competent to play their
part in various branches of economic life.
Facili�es of commerce educa�on for women in the twin ci�es of Rawalpindi/Islamabad were not available un�l
1992. Numerous requests were received from female students and their parents to start an ins�tu�on
exclusively for female students with commerce classes.
Considering the pressing demands of students/ parents and the challenging requirements of the current �me
could not be ignored, it was decided to start I-Commerce and B-Commerce classes in IMCG F-8/1. In September
1994 the college was shi�ed and started func�oning in its own building under the name of Islamabad
Commerce College for Women, F-10/3. The name of ins�tu�on was later changed to Islamabad Model College
of Commerce for Girls, F-10/3. The ins�tu�on has started Masters in Commerce from the session 2013-14 and
semester based BS programmes in Commerce and Accoun�ng & Finance from the session 2018-19, a�er the
approval from Quaid-e-Azam University. Associate Degree programme in Commerce has started in 2019 a�er
the approval from HEC and Quaid-e-Azam University.
The college has two separate fully equipped Computer Labs enriched with latest computers. The qualified and
experienced staff is impar�ng quality educa�on in all the disciplines. The college not only aims at excelling
students in the field of commerce and trade but also grooms them to become useful and responsible members
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Vision Statement
To ensure that IMCCG emerges as a viable bank for future trade and commerce leaders on the fast expanding canvas of Pakistan
Mission Statement
To provide quality educa�on focusing the market trends and demands in the discipline of commerce
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The College
Technical/ professional educa�on is gaining importance in the present day world. Women play a great role in
the development and progress of socie�es through their poten�al of shouldering and sharing all kinds of
responsibili�es along with men. The need is to see that they are fully qualified and competent to play their
part in various branches of economic life.
Facili�es of commerce educa�on for women in the twin ci�es of Rawalpindi/Islamabad were not available un�l
1992. Numerous requests were received from female students and their parents to start an ins�tu�on
exclusively for female students with commerce classes.
Considering the pressing demands of students/ parents and the challenging requirements of the current �me
could not be ignored, it was decided to start I-Commerce and B-Commerce classes in IMCG F-8/1. In September
1994 the college was shi�ed and started func�oning in its own building under the name of Islamabad
Commerce College for Women, F-10/3. The name of ins�tu�on was later changed to Islamabad Model College
of Commerce for Girls, F-10/3. The ins�tu�on has started Masters in Commerce from the session 2013-14 and
semester based BS programmes in Commerce and Accoun�ng & Finance from the session 2018-19, a�er the
approval from Quaid-e-Azam University. Associate Degree programme in Commerce has started in 2019 a�er
the approval from HEC and Quaid-e-Azam University.
The college has two separate fully equipped Computer Labs enriched with latest computers. The qualified and
experienced staff is impar�ng quality educa�on in all the disciplines. The college not only aims at excelling
students in the field of commerce and trade but also grooms them to become useful and responsible members
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Vision Statement
To ensure that IMCCG emerges as a viable bank for future trade and commerce leaders on the fast expanding canvas of Pakistan
Mission Statement
To provide quality educa�on focusing the market trends and demands in the discipline of commerce
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The courses offered in our programmes will enable the students to understand the tax laws and prac�cal
implica�on of tax laws, understand the role of strategic management, becoming ra�onal decision maker,
ul�mately leaders. The program will strengthen the public rela�on ability of students improvising their
confidence and this enabling to market their business enthusias�cally
The areas employing such graduates are
Ÿ Accountancy
Ÿ Adver�sing
Ÿ Banking, Investment & Financial services
Ÿ General Management
Ÿ HR
Ÿ Management Consultancy
Ÿ Public Rela�ons
Ÿ Retail Management
The ADP, BS (Hons) and M.Com will bring skills such as
Ÿ Analy�cal Abili�es
Ÿ Communica�on and Presenta�on Skills
Ÿ Goal Se�ng
Ÿ Leadership Skills
Ÿ Numeracy
Ÿ Problem Solving
Ÿ Team Work
Ÿ Time Management
Moreover, ADP graduates can con�nue to the four years BS programme.
of society. Students are encouraged to fully par�cipate in curricular as well as co-curricular ac�vi�es.
Code of Conduct
Every student joining the college is expected to abide by the following principles of conduct strictly:
Ÿ To follow the code of ethics of the college
Ÿ Protec�on of the college property and property of the fellow students.
Ÿ Showing due respect to elders, teachers, and outside visitors.
Ÿ Courteous and helpful behavior towards all those with whom they come in contact.
Ÿ Pledge to work hard and complete the courses of study in the shortest possible period of �me without
was�ng �me or causing disturbance.
Future Prospects
Educa�on plays an important role in the development of a county and its society as well. It should cope with the
drama�c changes in the world due to technology and other aspect. In par�cular, the higher educa�on and
mode of its delivery should be tuned �me and to face the challenges.
Commerce Educa�on provides an excellent founda�on for career choices, may it be Public Rela�ons,
Management, Accoun�ng, Finance or Journalism. The Associate Degree Programme & BS Programme will
prepare the students for further studies in Accounts, Finance & Management whether they choose to con�nue
studies here at this ins�tu�on or any other ins�tu�on in the world.
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The courses offered in our programmes will enable the students to understand the tax laws and prac�cal
implica�on of tax laws, understand the role of strategic management, becoming ra�onal decision maker,
ul�mately leaders. The program will strengthen the public rela�on ability of students improvising their
confidence and this enabling to market their business enthusias�cally
The areas employing such graduates are
Ÿ Accountancy
Ÿ Adver�sing
Ÿ Banking, Investment & Financial services
Ÿ General Management
Ÿ HR
Ÿ Management Consultancy
Ÿ Public Rela�ons
Ÿ Retail Management
The ADP, BS (Hons) and M.Com will bring skills such as
Ÿ Analy�cal Abili�es
Ÿ Communica�on and Presenta�on Skills
Ÿ Goal Se�ng
Ÿ Leadership Skills
Ÿ Numeracy
Ÿ Problem Solving
Ÿ Team Work
Ÿ Time Management
Moreover, ADP graduates can con�nue to the four years BS programme.
of society. Students are encouraged to fully par�cipate in curricular as well as co-curricular ac�vi�es.
Code of Conduct
Every student joining the college is expected to abide by the following principles of conduct strictly:
Ÿ To follow the code of ethics of the college
Ÿ Protec�on of the college property and property of the fellow students.
Ÿ Showing due respect to elders, teachers, and outside visitors.
Ÿ Courteous and helpful behavior towards all those with whom they come in contact.
Ÿ Pledge to work hard and complete the courses of study in the shortest possible period of �me without
was�ng �me or causing disturbance.
Future Prospects
Educa�on plays an important role in the development of a county and its society as well. It should cope with the
drama�c changes in the world due to technology and other aspect. In par�cular, the higher educa�on and
mode of its delivery should be tuned �me and to face the challenges.
Commerce Educa�on provides an excellent founda�on for career choices, may it be Public Rela�ons,
Management, Accoun�ng, Finance or Journalism. The Associate Degree Programme & BS Programme will
prepare the students for further studies in Accounts, Finance & Management whether they choose to con�nue
studies here at this ins�tu�on or any other ins�tu�on in the world.
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Ms. Saleha Maryam
Lecturer
M.Sc. (Accoun�ng & Finance)
University of Lahore
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Amna Fayyaz
Lecturer
M.Com - University of the Punjab
M.Ed - AIOU
Department of Computer Science
Ms Sadaf Rasheed
Assistant Professor
MCS
Fa�ma Jinnah Women University
Department of Economics
Ms. Farhat Rashid
Associate Professor
M.A. Economics - University of the Punjab
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Sehrish Tabbasum
Lecturer
M.Phil. Economics - IIUI
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Ghazala Naveed
Lecturer
M.A. Economics - University of the Punjab
B.Ed - AIOU
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Faculty
Prof. Samra La�f
Principal
MPhil Chemistry - Quaid-e-Azam University
Department of Commerce
Ms. Uzma Riaz
Assistant Professor
M.B.A (Management)
Quaid-e-Azam University
Ms. Riffat Parveen
Assistant Professor
MS - Banking & Finance - AIOU
B.Ed - Sarhad University
ICMAP - Stage IV
PGD (Computer Science) - Petroman
Ms. Ghazala Naheed
Lecturer
M.B.A (IT)
Interna�onal Islamic University
Ms. Saiqa Manzoor
Assistant Professor
MS (Management Sciences) - AIOU
B.Ed - University of the Punjab
Ms. Amna Fazal
Assistant Professor
MS (Marke�ng) - SZABIST
Ms. Farhana Khan
Lecturer
M.B.A - Comsats University
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Ayesha Hafeez
Lecturer
M.B.A - Riphah Interna�onal University
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Ms. Saleha Maryam
Lecturer
M.Sc. (Accoun�ng & Finance)
University of Lahore
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Amna Fayyaz
Lecturer
M.Com - University of the Punjab
M.Ed - AIOU
Department of Computer Science
Ms Sadaf Rasheed
Assistant Professor
MCS
Fa�ma Jinnah Women University
Department of Economics
Ms. Farhat Rashid
Associate Professor
M.A. Economics - University of the Punjab
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Sehrish Tabbasum
Lecturer
M.Phil. Economics - IIUI
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Ghazala Naveed
Lecturer
M.A. Economics - University of the Punjab
B.Ed - AIOU
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Faculty
Prof. Samra La�f
Principal
MPhil Chemistry - Quaid-e-Azam University
Department of Commerce
Ms. Uzma Riaz
Assistant Professor
M.B.A (Management)
Quaid-e-Azam University
Ms. Riffat Parveen
Assistant Professor
MS - Banking & Finance - AIOU
B.Ed - Sarhad University
ICMAP - Stage IV
PGD (Computer Science) - Petroman
Ms. Ghazala Naheed
Lecturer
M.B.A (IT)
Interna�onal Islamic University
Ms. Saiqa Manzoor
Assistant Professor
MS (Management Sciences) - AIOU
B.Ed - University of the Punjab
Ms. Amna Fazal
Assistant Professor
MS (Marke�ng) - SZABIST
Ms. Farhana Khan
Lecturer
M.B.A - Comsats University
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Ayesha Hafeez
Lecturer
M.B.A - Riphah Interna�onal University
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Department of Library Science
Ms. Sajida Tabbasum
Librarian
MLIS - University of the Punjab
MA (Urdu) - University of the Punjab
M.Ed - AIOU
Department of Mathematics
Ms. Asia Nisar
Assistant Professor
M.Sc. Mathema�cs - University of Balochistan
B.Ed - University of Balochistan
Ms. Sehrish Ali
Lecturer
M.Sc. Mathema�cs
Interna�onal Islamic University Islamabad
Department of Pakistan Studies
Ms. Razia Parveen
Associate Professor
M.Sc. Pakistan Studies - Quaid-e-Azam University
B.Ed - University of the Punjab
Ms. Gulnaz Ahmed
Lecturer
M.A. History - AJK University
B.Ed - AJK University
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Department of English
Ms. Huma Erum
Lecturer
M.A. English - IIUI
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Safia Bibi
Lecturer
M.A.English - Quaid-e-Azam University
Ms. Almas Jamil
Lecturer
M.A. English
University of Balochistan
Health & Physical Education
Ms. Hina Gul
M.Sc. Physical Educa�on
University of Science & Technology, Peshawar
Department of Islamic Studies
Ms. Rehana Yasmeen
Assistant Professor
M.A. Islamiat
University of the Punjab
B.Ed. - AIOU
Ms. Amna Bha�
Lecturer
M.A. Islamic Studies
University of the Punjab
B.Ed. - AIOU
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Department of Library Science
Ms. Sajida Tabbasum
Librarian
MLIS - University of the Punjab
MA (Urdu) - University of the Punjab
M.Ed - AIOU
Department of Mathematics
Ms. Asia Nisar
Assistant Professor
M.Sc. Mathema�cs - University of Balochistan
B.Ed - University of Balochistan
Ms. Sehrish Ali
Lecturer
M.Sc. Mathema�cs
Interna�onal Islamic University Islamabad
Department of Pakistan Studies
Ms. Razia Parveen
Associate Professor
M.Sc. Pakistan Studies - Quaid-e-Azam University
B.Ed - University of the Punjab
Ms. Gulnaz Ahmed
Lecturer
M.A. History - AJK University
B.Ed - AJK University
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Department of English
Ms. Huma Erum
Lecturer
M.A. English - IIUI
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Safia Bibi
Lecturer
M.A.English - Quaid-e-Azam University
Ms. Almas Jamil
Lecturer
M.A. English
University of Balochistan
Health & Physical Education
Ms. Hina Gul
M.Sc. Physical Educa�on
University of Science & Technology, Peshawar
Department of Islamic Studies
Ms. Rehana Yasmeen
Assistant Professor
M.A. Islamiat
University of the Punjab
B.Ed. - AIOU
Ms. Amna Bha�
Lecturer
M.A. Islamic Studies
University of the Punjab
B.Ed. - AIOU
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Admission Policy
Admission will be given purely in accordance with the policy given by the Federal Directorate, Ministry of
Educa�on, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad.
Basic Eligibility
Daughters of the following categories will be eligible for admission on seats except seats re-served for
FATA/FANA (Domicile).
Ÿ Federal Government employees residing in Islamabad/Rawalpindi
Ÿ Residents of Islamabad Capital Territory
Ÿ Diplomats sta�oned at Islamabad
A candidate who has passed his/her last examina�on from an ins�tu�on not located in Islam-abad and Federal
Area shall produce residence cer�ficate from Estate Office/CDA or any other valid legal document in support of
his/her residence claim.
Admission Procedure
The Federal Board of Intermediate & Secondary Educa�on, Islamabad, shall no�fy the last date of the
submission of admission form through the na�onal press, subject to the declara�on of result of the respec�ve
classes.
Applica�on forms a�ached with prospectus can be obtained on payment from the college of-fice during office
hours on all working days for which a receipt must be obtained.
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Department of Statistics
Ms. Nafeesa Kanwal
Assistant Professor
M.Phil Sta�s�cs - AIOU
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Shabnam Obaid
Lecturer
M.Sc. Sta�s�cs
Arid Agriculture University
Department of Urdu
Dr. Rubina Naz
Associate Professor - Vice Principal
Ph.D.
Na�onal University of Modern Languages
Ms. Ishrat Nasreen
Lecturer
M.Phil Urdu
Federal Urdu University
Administrative Staff
Administra�ve Officer
Ms. Sadia Zulfiqar
Assistant Librarian
BLIS
Ms. Shafaq Bukhari
Assistant Librarian
MLIS
Mr. Ghulam Yaseen
Accountant
MA Poli�cal Science
Mr Muhammad Shahzad Ahmed
Cashier
M.Com
Ms Saima Qadir
Computer Lab Incharge
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Admission Policy
Admission will be given purely in accordance with the policy given by the Federal Directorate, Ministry of
Educa�on, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad.
Basic Eligibility
Daughters of the following categories will be eligible for admission on seats except seats re-served for
FATA/FANA (Domicile).
Ÿ Federal Government employees residing in Islamabad/Rawalpindi
Ÿ Residents of Islamabad Capital Territory
Ÿ Diplomats sta�oned at Islamabad
A candidate who has passed his/her last examina�on from an ins�tu�on not located in Islam-abad and Federal
Area shall produce residence cer�ficate from Estate Office/CDA or any other valid legal document in support of
his/her residence claim.
Admission Procedure
The Federal Board of Intermediate & Secondary Educa�on, Islamabad, shall no�fy the last date of the
submission of admission form through the na�onal press, subject to the declara�on of result of the respec�ve
classes.
Applica�on forms a�ached with prospectus can be obtained on payment from the college of-fice during office
hours on all working days for which a receipt must be obtained.
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Department of Statistics
Ms. Nafeesa Kanwal
Assistant Professor
M.Phil Sta�s�cs - AIOU
B.Ed - AIOU
Ms. Shabnam Obaid
Lecturer
M.Sc. Sta�s�cs
Arid Agriculture University
Department of Urdu
Dr. Rubina Naz
Associate Professor - Vice Principal
Ph.D.
Na�onal University of Modern Languages
Ms. Ishrat Nasreen
Lecturer
M.Phil Urdu
Federal Urdu University
Administrative Staff
Administra�ve Officer
Ms. Sadia Zulfiqar
Assistant Librarian
BLIS
Ms. Shafaq Bukhari
Assistant Librarian
MLIS
Mr. Ghulam Yaseen
Accountant
MA Poli�cal Science
Mr Muhammad Shahzad Ahmed
Cashier
M.Com
Ms Saima Qadir
Computer Lab Incharge
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Admission to one department shall not give a student a right to migrate to another department.
The Principal may cancel/refuse admission to any student without assigning any reason.
Migration from Other Boards & Universities
Students migra�ng from other boards/Universi�es shall produce the following documents along with those
men�oned above.
Ÿ Migra�on/NOC cer�ficate of Board/University from where the student has passed S.S.C/H.S.S.C
examina�on.
Ÿ Registra�on cer�ficate of the board/University from where the student has passed S.S.C/H.S.S.C
examina�on.
Ÿ Record of a�endance and college examina�on results.
Note: If a student is permi�ed to join the college but fails to pay her dues on or before the date no�fied by the
college office, her admission shall stand cancelled.
Foreign Students
Female students of foreign na�onali�es are also enrolled in the college as regular students. They should apply
for admission through the Ministry of Educa�on, Islamabad. Their admission would be provisional unless it is
confirmed, a�er the decision of the Equivalence Commit-tee, on the basis of the examina�on passed in their
respec�ve countries (wherever required).
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Admission forms duly filled in by the candidate in her own handwri�ng should be submi�ed to the college office
during college hours on all working days of the s�pulated period for which a receipt is issued.
The selected candidates, whose names appear on the college no�ce board, will be required to pay the college
dues along with an undertaking on a judicial stamp paper of Rs.5/- according to the a�ached Performa with in
the specified period of �me.
The following documents are required to be a�ached with the duly filled admission form.
Ÿ A�ested photocopies of mark sheet of the previous examina�on.
Ÿ Character cer�ficate from the Head of the Ins�tu�on last a�ended.
Ÿ Provisional cer�ficate tes�fying that the student has passed the S.S.C/H.S.S.C or other relevant
examina�on, the cer�ficate should also men�on the dues last paid for.
Ÿ Four latest passport size photographs with the name of candidate wri�en on the back. (In case the
admission is granted)
Ÿ A�ested photocopy of the parent's na�onal iden�ty card (for Pakistanis only)
Ÿ Residence cer�ficate from the Estate Office Govt. of Pakistan/ CDA Estate Office, if appli-cable.
Ÿ Undertaking, as men�oned above (In case the admission is granted).
Note: Incomplete forms are liable to be rejected.
Merit list
All the lists of selected candidates are displayed as per scheduled dates on the no�ce board. No call le�ers are
sent to the selected candidates.
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Admission to one department shall not give a student a right to migrate to another department.
The Principal may cancel/refuse admission to any student without assigning any reason.
Migration from Other Boards & Universities
Students migra�ng from other boards/Universi�es shall produce the following documents along with those
men�oned above.
Ÿ Migra�on/NOC cer�ficate of Board/University from where the student has passed S.S.C/H.S.S.C
examina�on.
Ÿ Registra�on cer�ficate of the board/University from where the student has passed S.S.C/H.S.S.C
examina�on.
Ÿ Record of a�endance and college examina�on results.
Note: If a student is permi�ed to join the college but fails to pay her dues on or before the date no�fied by the
college office, her admission shall stand cancelled.
Foreign Students
Female students of foreign na�onali�es are also enrolled in the college as regular students. They should apply
for admission through the Ministry of Educa�on, Islamabad. Their admission would be provisional unless it is
confirmed, a�er the decision of the Equivalence Commit-tee, on the basis of the examina�on passed in their
respec�ve countries (wherever required).
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Admission forms duly filled in by the candidate in her own handwri�ng should be submi�ed to the college office
during college hours on all working days of the s�pulated period for which a receipt is issued.
The selected candidates, whose names appear on the college no�ce board, will be required to pay the college
dues along with an undertaking on a judicial stamp paper of Rs.5/- according to the a�ached Performa with in
the specified period of �me.
The following documents are required to be a�ached with the duly filled admission form.
Ÿ A�ested photocopies of mark sheet of the previous examina�on.
Ÿ Character cer�ficate from the Head of the Ins�tu�on last a�ended.
Ÿ Provisional cer�ficate tes�fying that the student has passed the S.S.C/H.S.S.C or other relevant
examina�on, the cer�ficate should also men�on the dues last paid for.
Ÿ Four latest passport size photographs with the name of candidate wri�en on the back. (In case the
admission is granted)
Ÿ A�ested photocopy of the parent's na�onal iden�ty card (for Pakistanis only)
Ÿ Residence cer�ficate from the Estate Office Govt. of Pakistan/ CDA Estate Office, if appli-cable.
Ÿ Undertaking, as men�oned above (In case the admission is granted).
Note: Incomplete forms are liable to be rejected.
Merit list
All the lists of selected candidates are displayed as per scheduled dates on the no�ce board. No call le�ers are
sent to the selected candidates.
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Course Contents
I.Com - I
S# Course Title Marks
1 English 100
2 Urdu 100
3 Principles of Accoun�ng 100
4 Principles of Commerce 75
5 Principles of Economics 75
6 Business Mathema�cs 50
7 Islamic Educa�on 50
Total Marks 550
I.Com - II
S# Course Title Marks
1 English 100
2 Urdu 100
3 Principles of Accoun�ng 100
4 Banking/Computer Studies 75
5 Commercial Geography 75
6 Business Sta�s�cs 50
7 Pakistan Studies 50
Total Marks 550
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Transfer Cases
No intercity transfer cases shall be entertained
Academic Session
The academic session is subject to the schedule given by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary
Educa�on, Islamabad and the Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad. Generally, FBISE session starts in August/
September soon a�er the summer vaca�on and ends in May next year. Each regular QAU semester spreads over
eighteen weeks, sixteen weeks for teaching and two weeks for prepara�on and the conduct of examina�ons
Medium of Instruction
All subjects will be taught in English. However excep�on can be granted for Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies.
Programmes Offered
Courses as given in the course contents are offered in accordance with the syllabus determined by the Federal
Board of Intermediate & Secondary Educa�on, Islamabad for Intermediate classes and by the Quaid-e-Azam
University for BS and Associate Degree classes.
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Course Contents
I.Com - I
S# Course Title Marks
1 English 100
2 Urdu 100
3 Principles of Accoun�ng 100
4 Principles of Commerce 75
5 Principles of Economics 75
6 Business Mathema�cs 50
7 Islamic Educa�on 50
Total Marks 550
I.Com - II
S# Course Title Marks
1 English 100
2 Urdu 100
3 Principles of Accoun�ng 100
4 Banking/Computer Studies 75
5 Commercial Geography 75
6 Business Sta�s�cs 50
7 Pakistan Studies 50
Total Marks 550
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Transfer Cases
No intercity transfer cases shall be entertained
Academic Session
The academic session is subject to the schedule given by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary
Educa�on, Islamabad and the Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad. Generally, FBISE session starts in August/
September soon a�er the summer vaca�on and ends in May next year. Each regular QAU semester spreads over
eighteen weeks, sixteen weeks for teaching and two weeks for prepara�on and the conduct of examina�ons
Medium of Instruction
All subjects will be taught in English. However excep�on can be granted for Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies.
Programmes Offered
Courses as given in the course contents are offered in accordance with the syllabus determined by the Federal
Board of Intermediate & Secondary Educa�on, Islamabad for Intermediate classes and by the Quaid-e-Azam
University for BS and Associate Degree classes.
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Course Contents
F.Sc - I (Gen Science)
S# Course Title Marks
1 English 100
2 Urdu 100
3 Computer Science 100
4 Mathema�cs 100
5 Economics / Sta�s�cs 100
6 Islamic Educa�on 50
Total Marks 550
F.Sc - II (Gen Science)
S# Course Title Marks
1 English 100
2 Urdu 100
3 Computer Science 100
4 Mathema�cs 100
5 Economics / Sta�s�cs 100
6 Pakistan Studies 50
Total Marks 550
Note: Only those students who have passed SSC exam with Science Group are eligible for Gen Science Group
2019
4-Year BS Program
Eligibility
An individual holding a Higher Secondary School Cer�ficate from a Pakistani Board or an equivalent cer�ficate
from any other recognized ins�tu�on, with at least second division (50%) or its equivalent grade is eligible for
admission to the BS program.
Merit Criteria
The merit shall be calculated as per criteria men�oned here under:
Matric/SSC/Equivalent: 30% FA/FSC/Equivalent: 70%
Merit = (MOM) / (TM) x 30% + (MOF) / (TM) x 70%
Where
MOM = Marks obtained in Matric or equivalent
MOF = Marks obtained in HSSC or equivalent
TM = Total Marks in the relevant Examina�on
Age Limit
The maximum age limit for admission in BS program is 22 years. Any other beyond the age of 22 year shall not be
given admission unless the relaxa�on is granted by the vice- chancellor under special circumstances on the
recommenda�ons of the Principal.
Course Contents
F.Sc - I (Gen Science)
S# Course Title Marks
1 English 100
2 Urdu 100
3 Computer Science 100
4 Mathema�cs 100
5 Economics / Sta�s�cs 100
6 Islamic Educa�on 50
Total Marks 550
F.Sc - II (Gen Science)
S# Course Title Marks
1 English 100
2 Urdu 100
3 Computer Science 100
4 Mathema�cs 100
5 Economics / Sta�s�cs 100
6 Pakistan Studies 50
Total Marks 550
Note: Only those students who have passed SSC exam with Science Group are eligible for Gen Science Group
2019
4-Year BS Program
Eligibility
An individual holding a Higher Secondary School Cer�ficate from a Pakistani Board or an equivalent cer�ficate
from any other recognized ins�tu�on, with at least second division (50%) or its equivalent grade is eligible for
admission to the BS program.
Merit Criteria
The merit shall be calculated as per criteria men�oned here under:
Matric/SSC/Equivalent: 30% FA/FSC/Equivalent: 70%
Merit = (MOM) / (TM) x 30% + (MOF) / (TM) x 70%
Where
MOM = Marks obtained in Matric or equivalent
MOF = Marks obtained in HSSC or equivalent
TM = Total Marks in the relevant Examina�on
Age Limit
The maximum age limit for admission in BS program is 22 years. Any other beyond the age of 22 year shall not be
given admission unless the relaxa�on is granted by the vice- chancellor under special circumstances on the
recommenda�ons of the Principal.
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Course Contents - BS Accounting & Finance
Semester I
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-101 Business English 3
AF-102 Business Mathema�cs 3
AF-103 Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-104 Introduc�on to Business 3
AF-105 Micro Economics 3
AF-106 Islamic Studies / Ethical Behaviour 2
Semester II
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-111 Business Sta�s�cs 3
AF-112 Communica�on Skills 3
AF-113 Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
AF-114 Macro Economics 3
AF-115 Money and Banking 3
AF-116 Pakistan Studies 2
Semester III
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-201 Advance Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-202 Business & Corporate Law of Pak 3
AF-203 Business Taxa�on 3
AF-204 Cost Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-205 Financial Management - I 3
AF-206 Report Wri�ng 3
Semester IV
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-211 Advance Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
AF-212 Audi�ng 3
AF-213 Computerized Accoun�ng 3
AF-214 Cost Accoun�ng - II 3
AF-215 Financial Management - II 3
AF-216 Fundamentals of Marke�ng 3
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Course Contents - BS Accounting & Finance
Semester V
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-301 Business Management 3
AF-302 Financial Markets & Ins�tu�ons 3
AF-303 Financial Repor�ng & Analysis 3
AF-304 Management Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-305 Managerial Economics 3
AF-306 Opera�ons & Produc�on Management 3
Semester VI
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-311 Entrepreneurship 3
AF-312 Investment & Por�olio Management 3
AF-313 Management Accoun�ng - II 3
AF-314 Organiza�onal Behaviour 3
AF-315 Research Methods in Business 3
Semester VII
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-401 Advanced Accoun�ng Problems - I 3
AF-402 Human Resource Management 3
AF-403 Interna�onal Business 3
AF-404 Issues in Corporate Governance 3
AF-405 Public Sector Accoun�ng 3
Semester VIII
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-411 Advanced Accoun�ng Problems - II 3
AF-412 Corporate Finance 3
AF-413 Interna�onal Finance 3
AF-414 Islamic Banking & Finance 3
AF-415 Total Quality Management 3
AF-430 Internship/Project & Viva Voce 3
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Course Contents - BS Accounting & Finance
Semester I
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-101 Business English 3
AF-102 Business Mathema�cs 3
AF-103 Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-104 Introduc�on to Business 3
AF-105 Micro Economics 3
AF-106 Islamic Studies / Ethical Behaviour 2
Semester II
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-111 Business Sta�s�cs 3
AF-112 Communica�on Skills 3
AF-113 Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
AF-114 Macro Economics 3
AF-115 Money and Banking 3
AF-116 Pakistan Studies 2
Semester III
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-201 Advance Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-202 Business & Corporate Law of Pak 3
AF-203 Business Taxa�on 3
AF-204 Cost Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-205 Financial Management - I 3
AF-206 Report Wri�ng 3
Semester IV
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-211 Advance Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
AF-212 Audi�ng 3
AF-213 Computerized Accoun�ng 3
AF-214 Cost Accoun�ng - II 3
AF-215 Financial Management - II 3
AF-216 Fundamentals of Marke�ng 3
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Course Contents - BS Accounting & Finance
Semester V
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-301 Business Management 3
AF-302 Financial Markets & Ins�tu�ons 3
AF-303 Financial Repor�ng & Analysis 3
AF-304 Management Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-305 Managerial Economics 3
AF-306 Opera�ons & Produc�on Management 3
Semester VI
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-311 Entrepreneurship 3
AF-312 Investment & Por�olio Management 3
AF-313 Management Accoun�ng - II 3
AF-314 Organiza�onal Behaviour 3
AF-315 Research Methods in Business 3
Semester VII
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-401 Advanced Accoun�ng Problems - I 3
AF-402 Human Resource Management 3
AF-403 Interna�onal Business 3
AF-404 Issues in Corporate Governance 3
AF-405 Public Sector Accoun�ng 3
Semester VIII
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-411 Advanced Accoun�ng Problems - II 3
AF-412 Corporate Finance 3
AF-413 Interna�onal Finance 3
AF-414 Islamic Banking & Finance 3
AF-415 Total Quality Management 3
AF-430 Internship/Project & Viva Voce 3
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Course Contents - BS Commerce
Semester I
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-101 Business Economics - I 3
CM-102 Business Mathema�cs 3
CM-103 Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
CM-104 Func�onal English 3
CM-105 Introduc�on to Business 3
CM-106 Islamic Studies / Ethical Behaviour 2
Semester II
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-111 Business Economics - II 3
CM-112 Business Sta�s�cs 3
CM-113 Communica�on Skills 3
CM-114 Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-115 Money and Banking 3
CM-116 Pakistan Studies 2
Semester III
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-201 Advance Accoun�ng - I 3
CM-202 Audi�ng 3
CM-203 Computer Applica�on in Business 3
CM-204 Cost Accoun�ng - I 3
CM-205 Economic Issues of Pakistan 3
CM-206 Report Wri�ng 3
Semester IV
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-211 Advance Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-212 Business Law 3
CM-213 Business Taxa�on 3
CM-214 Cost Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-215 Inferen�al Sta�s�cs 3
CM-216 Interna�onal Business 3
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Course Contents - BS Commerce
Semester V
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-301 Financial Management - I 3
CM-302 Financial Repor�ng & Analysis 3
CM-303 Interna�onal Finance 3
CM-304 Managerial Accoun�ng - I 3
CM-305 Managerial Economics 3
CM-306 Principles of Marke�ng 3
Semester VI
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-311 Business Management 3
CM-312 Entrepreneurship 3
CM-313 Financial Management - II 3
CM-314 Managerial Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-315 Research Methods in Business 3
Semester VII
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-401 Human Resource Management 3
CM-402 Logic & Cri�cal Thinking 3
CM-403 Organiza�onal Behaviour 3
CM-421
to
CM-436
Elec�ve - I 3
Elec�ve - II 3
Semester VIII
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-411 E-Commerce 3
CM-412 Strategic Management 3
CM-413 Total Quality Management 3
CM-421
to
CM-446
Elec�ve - III 3
Elec�ve - IV 3
CM-460 Internship/Project & Viva Voce 3
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Course Contents - BS Commerce
Semester I
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-101 Business Economics - I 3
CM-102 Business Mathema�cs 3
CM-103 Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
CM-104 Func�onal English 3
CM-105 Introduc�on to Business 3
CM-106 Islamic Studies / Ethical Behaviour 2
Semester II
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-111 Business Economics - II 3
CM-112 Business Sta�s�cs 3
CM-113 Communica�on Skills 3
CM-114 Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-115 Money and Banking 3
CM-116 Pakistan Studies 2
Semester III
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-201 Advance Accoun�ng - I 3
CM-202 Audi�ng 3
CM-203 Computer Applica�on in Business 3
CM-204 Cost Accoun�ng - I 3
CM-205 Economic Issues of Pakistan 3
CM-206 Report Wri�ng 3
Semester IV
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-211 Advance Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-212 Business Law 3
CM-213 Business Taxa�on 3
CM-214 Cost Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-215 Inferen�al Sta�s�cs 3
CM-216 Interna�onal Business 3
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Course Contents - BS Commerce
Semester V
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-301 Financial Management - I 3
CM-302 Financial Repor�ng & Analysis 3
CM-303 Interna�onal Finance 3
CM-304 Managerial Accoun�ng - I 3
CM-305 Managerial Economics 3
CM-306 Principles of Marke�ng 3
Semester VI
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-311 Business Management 3
CM-312 Entrepreneurship 3
CM-313 Financial Management - II 3
CM-314 Managerial Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-315 Research Methods in Business 3
Semester VII
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-401 Human Resource Management 3
CM-402 Logic & Cri�cal Thinking 3
CM-403 Organiza�onal Behaviour 3
CM-421
to
CM-436
Elec�ve - I 3
Elec�ve - II 3
Semester VIII
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-411 E-Commerce 3
CM-412 Strategic Management 3
CM-413 Total Quality Management 3
CM-421
to
CM-446
Elec�ve - III 3
Elec�ve - IV 3
CM-460 Internship/Project & Viva Voce 3
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Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-441 Corporate Finance 3
CM-443 Investment & Por�olio Management 3
CM-445 Islamic Banking & Finance 3
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-442 Financial Risk Management 3
CM-444 Islamic Modes of Financing 3
CM-446 Non Banking Financial Ins�tu�ons 3
List of Elective Courses for BS Commerce Specialization
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-421 Accoun�ng for Associa�ons Not-for-
Profit 3
CM-422 Advanced Accoun�ng Problems 3
CM-423 Financial Statements Analysis 3
CM-424 Advanced Accoun�ng Problems II 3
CM-425 Interna�onal Financial Repor�ng
Standards
3
CM-426 Public Sector Accoun�ng 3
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-431 Advanced Banking in Pakistan 3
CM-432Banking Laws and Prac�ces in
Pakistan3
CM-433 Dynamics of Consumer Banking 3
CM-434 Islamic Banking & Finance 3
CM-435 Management of Banking
Opera�ons
3
CM-436 Non Banking Financial Ins�tu�ons 3
Accounting Banking
Finance
Course Contents - Associate Degree Program (ADP)
Semester II
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-113 Communica�on Skills 3
MSB-203 Principles of Marke�ng 3
CM-204 Cost Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-113 Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-116 Pakistan Studies 2
CM-106 Islamic Studies / Ethical Behaviour 2
Semester I
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-104 Func�onal English 3
MSB-110 Principles of Management 3
AF-103 Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
EC-256 Computer Skills 3
CM-105 Introduc�on to Business 3
Associate Degree Programme - ADP
Higher Educa�on Commission (HEC) proposed to launch 2 years Associate Degree Programme (ADP) a�er
intermediate. This is a subs�tute of 2 years BA/BSc/BCom degree which was phased out by the HEC. The idea is
to provide broad based educa�on as well as marketable skills. Moreover, the students op�ng ADP should have
provision to join regular BS (4 Years Degree) programme in 5th semester.
Eligibility An individual holding Higher Secondary School Cer�ficate from any Pakistani Board or an equivalent
cer�ficate from any other recognized ins�tu�on, with at least second division (45% marks) or its equivalent
grade is eligible for admission to the BS program.
Combination Offered Accoun�ng & Finance Business Administra�on Commerce
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Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-441 Corporate Finance 3
CM-443 Investment & Por�olio Management 3
CM-445 Islamic Banking & Finance 3
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-442 Financial Risk Management 3
CM-444 Islamic Modes of Financing 3
CM-446 Non Banking Financial Ins�tu�ons 3
List of Elective Courses for BS Commerce Specialization
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-421 Accoun�ng for Associa�ons Not-for-
Profit 3
CM-422 Advanced Accoun�ng Problems 3
CM-423 Financial Statements Analysis 3
CM-424 Advanced Accoun�ng Problems II 3
CM-425 Interna�onal Financial Repor�ng
Standards
3
CM-426 Public Sector Accoun�ng 3
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-431 Advanced Banking in Pakistan 3
CM-432Banking Laws and Prac�ces in
Pakistan3
CM-433 Dynamics of Consumer Banking 3
CM-434 Islamic Banking & Finance 3
CM-435 Management of Banking
Opera�ons
3
CM-436 Non Banking Financial Ins�tu�ons 3
Accounting Banking
Finance
Course Contents - Associate Degree Program (ADP)
Semester II
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-113 Communica�on Skills 3
MSB-203 Principles of Marke�ng 3
CM-204 Cost Accoun�ng - I 3
AF-113 Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
CM-116 Pakistan Studies 2
CM-106 Islamic Studies / Ethical Behaviour 2
Semester I
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-104 Func�onal English 3
MSB-110 Principles of Management 3
AF-103 Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
EC-256 Computer Skills 3
CM-105 Introduc�on to Business 3
Associate Degree Programme - ADP
Higher Educa�on Commission (HEC) proposed to launch 2 years Associate Degree Programme (ADP) a�er
intermediate. This is a subs�tute of 2 years BA/BSc/BCom degree which was phased out by the HEC. The idea is
to provide broad based educa�on as well as marketable skills. Moreover, the students op�ng ADP should have
provision to join regular BS (4 Years Degree) programme in 5th semester.
Eligibility An individual holding Higher Secondary School Cer�ficate from any Pakistani Board or an equivalent
cer�ficate from any other recognized ins�tu�on, with at least second division (45% marks) or its equivalent
grade is eligible for admission to the BS program.
Combination Offered Accoun�ng & Finance Business Administra�on Commerce
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Semester III
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
BSAF-201 Advance Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
MSB-220 Fundamentals of Finance 3
BSCM-214 Cost Accoun�ng - II 3
BSCM 206 Report Wri�ng 3
Elec�ve - I 3
Elec�ve - II 3
Semester IV
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
BSAF-211 Advance Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
BSCM-213 Business Taxa�on 3
MSB-204 Pakistan Economy 3
Elec�ve - III 3
Elec�ve - IV 3
List of Elective Courses for ADP
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-105 Micro Economics 3
AF-111 Business Sta�s�cs 3
AF-114 Macro Economics 3
AF-115 Money and Banking 3
AF-202 Business and Corporate Law of
Pakistan
3
AF-213 Computerized Accoun�ng 3
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-202 Audi�ng 3
CM-203 Computer Applica�ons in Business 3
CM-215 Inferen�al Sta�s�cs 3
CM-216 Interna�onal Business 3
Fee & Expenses
Intermediate Classes
Registra�on Fee
At the �me of applying for admission Rs 200
Admission Fee
Once at the �me of admission Rs 1000
Tui�on Fee
Per MonthRs 195
Student Fund
Per Month Rs 200
Magazine Fund
Per Annum Rs 100
Intermediate Classes (Continuation)
Computer Fee
Per Month (Only for students of
Computer Science/Studies)
Rs 100
Bus Charges
Per Month Rs 500
CMC Fund
At the �me of admission & at the start
of every session Rs 35
Library Security
At the �me of admission (Refundable) Rs 250
Examina�on Fee
Once at the �me of admission & at the
start of every session Rs 200
Note: Fee must be paid by the 10th of every month. However, fee can be paid up to 20th with a late fee of Rs.10/- per day.
In case fee is not paid by 20th name of the student will be struck off.
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Semester III
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
BSAF-201 Advance Financial Accoun�ng - I 3
MSB-220 Fundamentals of Finance 3
BSCM-214 Cost Accoun�ng - II 3
BSCM 206 Report Wri�ng 3
Elec�ve - I 3
Elec�ve - II 3
Semester IV
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
BSAF-211 Advance Financial Accoun�ng - II 3
BSCM-213 Business Taxa�on 3
MSB-204 Pakistan Economy 3
Elec�ve - III 3
Elec�ve - IV 3
List of Elective Courses for ADP
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
AF-105 Micro Economics 3
AF-111 Business Sta�s�cs 3
AF-114 Macro Economics 3
AF-115 Money and Banking 3
AF-202 Business and Corporate Law of
Pakistan
3
AF-213 Computerized Accoun�ng 3
Code Course Title Cr Hrs
CM-202 Audi�ng 3
CM-203 Computer Applica�ons in Business 3
CM-215 Inferen�al Sta�s�cs 3
CM-216 Interna�onal Business 3
Fee & Expenses
Intermediate Classes
Registra�on Fee
At the �me of applying for admission Rs 200
Admission Fee
Once at the �me of admission Rs 1000
Tui�on Fee
Per MonthRs 195
Student Fund
Per Month Rs 200
Magazine Fund
Per Annum Rs 100
Intermediate Classes (Continuation)
Computer Fee
Per Month (Only for students of
Computer Science/Studies)
Rs 100
Bus Charges
Per Month Rs 500
CMC Fund
At the �me of admission & at the start
of every session Rs 35
Library Security
At the �me of admission (Refundable) Rs 250
Examina�on Fee
Once at the �me of admission & at the
start of every session Rs 200
Note: Fee must be paid by the 10th of every month. However, fee can be paid up to 20th with a late fee of Rs.10/- per day.
In case fee is not paid by 20th name of the student will be struck off.
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Ÿ Rs 3760/- shall have to be paid for University Degree Fee in the last Semester
Ÿ College Leaving, College Fines, Absence Fine and re-admission Fee etc shall be applicable
BS & ADP
Semester: I
Admission Fee Rs 200
Tui�on Fee Rs 1350
Admission Fund Rs 1000
Student Fund Rs 6800
Health Fund Rs 1650
University Registra�on Rs 4860
Library Security (Refundable) Rs 2160
Sports Fee Rs 1080
CMC Fund Rs 35
Magazine Fund Rs 500
Buss Fee Rs 2250
DMC Fee Rs 650
University Examina�on Fee Rs 5400
College Examina�on Fee Rs 500
Semester: II - VIII (BS) II - IV (ADP
Tui�on Fee Rs 1350
Student Fund
(Semester: II- IV)
(Semester: V-VIII)
Rs 2000
Rs 7000
Health Fund Rs 1650
Sports Fee Rs 1080
CMC Fund Rs 35
Magazine Fund Rs 500
Bus Fee Rs 2250
DMC Fee Rs 650
University Examina�on Fee Rs 5400
College Examina�on Fee Rs 500
Identity Card/ Fee Card/ Bus Card
A�er enrollment, every student is provided with the College Iden�ty and Fee card, which are non-transferable.
Students must keep the Iden�ty Card in their possession during college hours and failure to produce the card
will be liable to punishment.
College Uniform
All the students including the foreign students are required to a�end the college in proper and immaculate
uniform. The following rules will be observed in this regard:
Ÿ Students without uniform will not be allowed to enter the college.
Ÿ Exemp�on from wearing the college uniform will not be permissible at any �me during college hours
even during prepara�on leave.
Ÿ Roll numbers for Public Examina�on will not be issued, nor will the journals be signed by the teachers of
such students who come to college for that purpose in casual dress.
Ÿ It is binding on all bonafide students to be in college uniform while appearing in any public or home
examina�ons. Details of the uniform are as follows:
a. White co�on/wash n' wear shalwar kameez. Shirt must be of at least knee length. Turnup of
shalwar must be 7 inches
b. A uniform made of see-through/embroidered material will not be permitted
c. Only black flat shoes or black joggers with white socks are allowed.
d. Plain black blazer/half coat, and plain black cardigan (Shawls/Stoles are strictly for-bidden.
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Ÿ Rs 3760/- shall have to be paid for University Degree Fee in the last Semester
Ÿ College Leaving, College Fines, Absence Fine and re-admission Fee etc shall be applicable
BS & ADP
Semester: I
Admission Fee Rs 200
Tui�on Fee Rs 1350
Admission Fund Rs 1000
Student Fund Rs 6800
Health Fund Rs 1650
University Registra�on Rs 4860
Library Security (Refundable) Rs 2160
Sports Fee Rs 1080
CMC Fund Rs 35
Magazine Fund Rs 500
Buss Fee Rs 2250
DMC Fee Rs 650
University Examina�on Fee Rs 5400
College Examina�on Fee Rs 500
Semester: II - VIII (BS) II - IV (ADP
Tui�on Fee Rs 1350
Student Fund
(Semester: II- IV)
(Semester: V-VIII)
Rs 2000
Rs 7000
Health Fund Rs 1650
Sports Fee Rs 1080
CMC Fund Rs 35
Magazine Fund Rs 500
Bus Fee Rs 2250
DMC Fee Rs 650
University Examina�on Fee Rs 5400
College Examina�on Fee Rs 500
Identity Card/ Fee Card/ Bus Card
A�er enrollment, every student is provided with the College Iden�ty and Fee card, which are non-transferable.
Students must keep the Iden�ty Card in their possession during college hours and failure to produce the card
will be liable to punishment.
College Uniform
All the students including the foreign students are required to a�end the college in proper and immaculate
uniform. The following rules will be observed in this regard:
Ÿ Students without uniform will not be allowed to enter the college.
Ÿ Exemp�on from wearing the college uniform will not be permissible at any �me during college hours
even during prepara�on leave.
Ÿ Roll numbers for Public Examina�on will not be issued, nor will the journals be signed by the teachers of
such students who come to college for that purpose in casual dress.
Ÿ It is binding on all bonafide students to be in college uniform while appearing in any public or home
examina�ons. Details of the uniform are as follows:
a. White co�on/wash n' wear shalwar kameez. Shirt must be of at least knee length. Turnup of
shalwar must be 7 inches
b. A uniform made of see-through/embroidered material will not be permitted
c. Only black flat shoes or black joggers with white socks are allowed.
d. Plain black blazer/half coat, and plain black cardigan (Shawls/Stoles are strictly for-bidden.
e. Students are not allowed to use cosmetics or wear any kind of jewellery, it will be confiscated and
fine imposed.
f. Hair accessories e.g. hair pins, ribbons, hair-bands etc., if used, must be simple and black in colour.
g. Students wearing scarves should wear white scarves only.
h. Students are to wear Duppata of the specific colors according to their respective class.
I. Com - I: Pink I.Com-II: Purple
BS - I & II: Apple Green BS - III & IV: Maroon
BS - V & VI: Peach BS - VII & VIII: Sky Blue
Strict ac�on will be taken against students who deviate from the specified design and material of the uniform
Attendance
A student, who absents herself from the class, for 10 days con�nuously, shall automa�cally stand dropped from
the college roll unless the cause of absence is explained to the sa�sfac�on of the Principal. In such cases the
students may be re-admi�ed within a week a�er being dropped from the rolls if so desired. A student must
a�end at least 85% of the total lectures delivered in each subject for appearing in the Federal Board Examina�on
and 80% for taking the University Examina�on. The admission forms of the defaulters may not be forwarded for
examina�on.
Eligibility for board & University Examination
Students are required to fulfill the following criteria in order to become eligible for the Board/ University
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Examina�ons.
Ÿ Must be a regular and bonafide student of the college.
Ÿ Must bear good moral character/ conduct.
Ÿ Must have a�ended 80% of the total lectures delivered in each subject for the board and the University
examina�ons respec�vely.
Ÿ Must have shown sa�sfactory progress in studies.
Ÿ Must have cleared all college dues and paid examina�on fee prescribed by the Board/ University.
Ÿ Must have passed the Send up examina�on.
Internal Examination
The acme of college's academic programme is the evalua�on done of its students at H.S.S.C and Degree levels.
This ensures their involvement in studies and ascertains their academic progress during their course. It is
incumbent upon all students to take these examina�ons, failing which, their admission forms will not be sent to
Federal Board/ University.
There will be Class Tests, Terminals and Send up examina�ons for HSSC, ADP & BS classes held at suitable
intervals during the session. Pre Board/ Pre University examina�ons are held for the final assessment of the
prepara�on for the Board/ University Examina�on
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e. Students are not allowed to use cosmetics or wear any kind of jewellery, it will be confiscated and
fine imposed.
f. Hair accessories e.g. hair pins, ribbons, hair-bands etc., if used, must be simple and black in colour.
g. Students wearing scarves should wear white scarves only.
h. Students are to wear Duppata of the specific colors according to their respective class.
I. Com - I: Pink I.Com-II: Purple
BS - I & II: Apple Green BS - III & IV: Maroon
BS - V & VI: Peach BS - VII & VIII: Sky Blue
Strict ac�on will be taken against students who deviate from the specified design and material of the uniform
Attendance
A student, who absents herself from the class, for 10 days con�nuously, shall automa�cally stand dropped from
the college roll unless the cause of absence is explained to the sa�sfac�on of the Principal. In such cases the
students may be re-admi�ed within a week a�er being dropped from the rolls if so desired. A student must
a�end at least 85% of the total lectures delivered in each subject for appearing in the Federal Board Examina�on
and 80% for taking the University Examina�on. The admission forms of the defaulters may not be forwarded for
examina�on.
Eligibility for board & University Examination
Students are required to fulfill the following criteria in order to become eligible for the Board/ University
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Examina�ons.
Ÿ Must be a regular and bonafide student of the college.
Ÿ Must bear good moral character/ conduct.
Ÿ Must have a�ended 80% of the total lectures delivered in each subject for the board and the University
examina�ons respec�vely.
Ÿ Must have shown sa�sfactory progress in studies.
Ÿ Must have cleared all college dues and paid examina�on fee prescribed by the Board/ University.
Ÿ Must have passed the Send up examina�on.
Internal Examination
The acme of college's academic programme is the evalua�on done of its students at H.S.S.C and Degree levels.
This ensures their involvement in studies and ascertains their academic progress during their course. It is
incumbent upon all students to take these examina�ons, failing which, their admission forms will not be sent to
Federal Board/ University.
There will be Class Tests, Terminals and Send up examina�ons for HSSC, ADP & BS classes held at suitable
intervals during the session. Pre Board/ Pre University examina�ons are held for the final assessment of the
prepara�on for the Board/ University Examina�on
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Examination Schedule
Class Examina�on Expected to be held in
HSSC Midterm 9th week of Academic Session
HSSC Send Up 18th week of Academic Session
ADP Midterm 9th Week of Semester
ADP Terminal 16th Week of Semester
BS Midterm 9th Week of Semester
BS Terminal 16th Week of Semester
Note: The schedule men�oned above is tenta�ve and subject to change.
Quaid-e-Azam University Rules for BS & AD Programmes
Promo�on & Proba�onary Period
If a student scores CGPA (Cumula�ve Grade Point Average) less than 1.0 at the end of any semester during the
program of studies, she shall be dropped from the college/university rolls. For first semester students, the GPA
(Grade Point Average) at the end of the first semester would be considered for the above purpose. The CGPA at
the end of any semester will be calculated on the basis of all courses registered up to that semester, including
courses registered in the summer session(s), if any.
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Proba�on
Whenever any student's CGPA is 1.0 or more but less than 2.0, she shall be placed on proba�on. A student shall
be allowed two chances to remain on proba�on during the en�re Associate Degree Programme of Studies. A
student failing to achieve the required CGPA of 2.0 for the third �me she shall cease to be the student of the
University. However, such a student may apply for new Associate Degree Programme, if eligible as per rules. The
student eligible to con�nue the study program and having failed in a compulsory course(s) shall have to repeat
the course(s) whenever such course(s) shall be offered by the college in the regular semesters.
Terminal Examina�ons
No student shall be eligible to appear in the terminal examina�on unless she is registered at the University for
the respec�ve study programme and has paid all the required dues. A student must have a�ended at least 80%
of the classes held in a course in order to be allowed to sit in the terminal semester examina�ons of that course.
However, the Principal may grant a relaxa�on of 10% of the a�endance in lieu of her par�cipa�on in
extracurricular ac�vi�es duly recommended/nominated by the College/University or in case of the serious
illness of the student/demise of his/her immediate family member. This relaxa�on will be subjected to the
provision of evidence. Students having class a�endance less than the 80% in a par�cular course(s) will be
required to repeat the course or its subs�tute course as advised by the concerned Head of the Department.
Evalua�on
There shall be 100 marks assigned to each course. There shall be a system of evalua�on of student's
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Examination Schedule
Class Examina�on Expected to be held in
HSSC Midterm 9th week of Academic Session
HSSC Send Up 18th week of Academic Session
ADP Midterm 9th Week of Semester
ADP Terminal 16th Week of Semester
BS Midterm 9th Week of Semester
BS Terminal 16th Week of Semester
Note: The schedule men�oned above is tenta�ve and subject to change.
Quaid-e-Azam University Rules for BS & AD Programmes
Promo�on & Proba�onary Period
If a student scores CGPA (Cumula�ve Grade Point Average) less than 1.0 at the end of any semester during the
program of studies, she shall be dropped from the college/university rolls. For first semester students, the GPA
(Grade Point Average) at the end of the first semester would be considered for the above purpose. The CGPA at
the end of any semester will be calculated on the basis of all courses registered up to that semester, including
courses registered in the summer session(s), if any.
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Proba�on
Whenever any student's CGPA is 1.0 or more but less than 2.0, she shall be placed on proba�on. A student shall
be allowed two chances to remain on proba�on during the en�re Associate Degree Programme of Studies. A
student failing to achieve the required CGPA of 2.0 for the third �me she shall cease to be the student of the
University. However, such a student may apply for new Associate Degree Programme, if eligible as per rules. The
student eligible to con�nue the study program and having failed in a compulsory course(s) shall have to repeat
the course(s) whenever such course(s) shall be offered by the college in the regular semesters.
Terminal Examina�ons
No student shall be eligible to appear in the terminal examina�on unless she is registered at the University for
the respec�ve study programme and has paid all the required dues. A student must have a�ended at least 80%
of the classes held in a course in order to be allowed to sit in the terminal semester examina�ons of that course.
However, the Principal may grant a relaxa�on of 10% of the a�endance in lieu of her par�cipa�on in
extracurricular ac�vi�es duly recommended/nominated by the College/University or in case of the serious
illness of the student/demise of his/her immediate family member. This relaxa�on will be subjected to the
provision of evidence. Students having class a�endance less than the 80% in a par�cular course(s) will be
required to repeat the course or its subs�tute course as advised by the concerned Head of the Department.
Evalua�on
There shall be 100 marks assigned to each course. There shall be a system of evalua�on of student's
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performance consis�ng of the following components:
Ÿ Home assignments, term papers, quizzes, class presenta�ons and lab work (if applicable) etc. with a
weightage of 25%.
Ÿ Mid Semester Examina�on of 1½ to 3 hours dura�on having weightage of 25%. The mid semester
examina�ons shall be held by the end of the 8th week of commencement of classes for each course.
Ÿ Semester's Terminal Examina�on of 3 hours dura�on having a weightage of 50%. The terminal examina�on
of the semester shall be held at the end of the semester by the university.
Marks, Grade Points, Le�er Grades
Grade points table is given below:
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College Transport
College bus facility is extended to the bonafide students of the college. Due to the limita�ons the same cannot
be provided to all. The bus picks and drops the students from pick-up points in Islamabad only. Any breach of
conduct in the bus or damage done to it shall be treated as a serious offence. The students are required to carry
their bus cards everyday. The student must surrender the college bus card if she does not wish to avail this
facility any longer.
College Magazine
College magazine "JARAS" which is compendium of the literary ac�vi�es of students and staff is published by the
college once in the period of two years. It also reflects curricular and co-curricular ac�vi�es during the year
around. Students are encouraged to express their thoughts and experiences so as to develop their wri�ng
power.
The magazine is edited by the students under the supervision of experienced staff members. There are two
sec�ons of the magazine, English and Urdu, which comprise students' ac�vi�es, essays, poems and stories of
literary nature.
Proctorial Board
The proctorial board consis�ng of one senior member of the teaching staff and two student proctors from each
class are responsible for maintaining discipline, cleanliness, order and decorum in the college.
Marks Range Grade Point Grade Descrip�on
80 & Above 4 A Outstanding (marks>85%) Excellent (80% < marks <85%)
76 - 79 3.8 A-Very Good
72 - 75 3.5 B+
68 - 71 3 BGood
64 - 67 2.8 B-
60 - 63 2.5 C+Sa�sfactory
55 - 59 2 C
50 - 54 1 C- Weak
0 - 49 0 F Fail
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performance consis�ng of the following components:
Ÿ Home assignments, term papers, quizzes, class presenta�ons and lab work (if applicable) etc. with a
weightage of 25%.
Ÿ Mid Semester Examina�on of 1½ to 3 hours dura�on having weightage of 25%. The mid semester
examina�ons shall be held by the end of the 8th week of commencement of classes for each course.
Ÿ Semester's Terminal Examina�on of 3 hours dura�on having a weightage of 50%. The terminal examina�on
of the semester shall be held at the end of the semester by the university.
Marks, Grade Points, Le�er Grades
Grade points table is given below:
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College Transport
College bus facility is extended to the bonafide students of the college. Due to the limita�ons the same cannot
be provided to all. The bus picks and drops the students from pick-up points in Islamabad only. Any breach of
conduct in the bus or damage done to it shall be treated as a serious offence. The students are required to carry
their bus cards everyday. The student must surrender the college bus card if she does not wish to avail this
facility any longer.
College Magazine
College magazine "JARAS" which is compendium of the literary ac�vi�es of students and staff is published by the
college once in the period of two years. It also reflects curricular and co-curricular ac�vi�es during the year
around. Students are encouraged to express their thoughts and experiences so as to develop their wri�ng
power.
The magazine is edited by the students under the supervision of experienced staff members. There are two
sec�ons of the magazine, English and Urdu, which comprise students' ac�vi�es, essays, poems and stories of
literary nature.
Proctorial Board
The proctorial board consis�ng of one senior member of the teaching staff and two student proctors from each
class are responsible for maintaining discipline, cleanliness, order and decorum in the college.
Marks Range Grade Point Grade Descrip�on
80 & Above 4 A Outstanding (marks>85%) Excellent (80% < marks <85%)
76 - 79 3.8 A-Very Good
72 - 75 3.5 B+
68 - 71 3 BGood
64 - 67 2.8 B-
60 - 63 2.5 C+Sa�sfactory
55 - 59 2 C
50 - 54 1 C- Weak
0 - 49 0 F Fail
Academic Council
The college academic council is the supreme body in all ma�ers regarding academics, examina�ons and Tutorial
work. It comprises two senior members of the teaching staff along with the Vice Principal ac�ng as the Chief
Controller. Principal acts as the Chairperson.
College Management Committee
To promote the welfare of students, a College Management Commi�ee (CMC) has been set up. Func�oning
under the administra�ve control of Federal Directorate of Educa�on Islamabad, the associa�on shall assess the
short falls in the educa�onal environment and assist their allevia�on besides promo�ng a learning conducive
environment.
One Parent/Guardian of each student will be member of General Body while the members of the Execu�ve
Council will be elected for a period of two years by the General Body
College Library
The college operates a library with a collec�on of about eight thousand books. The publica�ons of different
studies in general and Commerce/ Business/ Accounts/ Economics in par�cular are provided for students and
members of the teaching faculty of the college. In addi�on leading newspapers and Periodicals are subscribed
to keep the library members abreast of the Na�onal and Interna�onal affairs.
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Library Rules
Ÿ Only bonafide students and persons on the staff list of the college can become members of the library.
Membership to outsiders is not allowed.
Ÿ The students are enrolled as members on request which should be made on the prescribed forms
obtainable from the library.
Ÿ While in reading room, students must maintain silence so that fellow readers are not disturbed.
Ÿ Each student member will be en�tled to have a borrower's card once in a year. The card must be kept in
safe custody of the members. In case of loss, the ma�er should immediately be brought to the no�ce of
the librarian. The card is not transferable.
Ÿ Refund should be claimed within three months a�er leaving the college.
Discipline / Rules
To ensure discipline and order in the college the students are directed to:-
Ÿ Show respect to all members of the teaching staff and carry out instruc�ons given by them.
Ÿ Be regular and punctual in a�endance.
Ÿ Maintain the academic atmosphere in the college and not to pollute it by indulging in any fac�onal
ac�vity.
Ÿ Exercise self-control and abide by the rules in classrooms, library, the College Hall, Cafeteria and Play
Grounds.
Ÿ Not to enter the College office or Staff room without prior permission.
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Academic Council
The college academic council is the supreme body in all ma�ers regarding academics, examina�ons and Tutorial
work. It comprises two senior members of the teaching staff along with the Vice Principal ac�ng as the Chief
Controller. Principal acts as the Chairperson.
College Management Committee
To promote the welfare of students, a College Management Commi�ee (CMC) has been set up. Func�oning
under the administra�ve control of Federal Directorate of Educa�on Islamabad, the associa�on shall assess the
short falls in the educa�onal environment and assist their allevia�on besides promo�ng a learning conducive
environment.
One Parent/Guardian of each student will be member of General Body while the members of the Execu�ve
Council will be elected for a period of two years by the General Body
College Library
The college operates a library with a collec�on of about eight thousand books. The publica�ons of different
studies in general and Commerce/ Business/ Accounts/ Economics in par�cular are provided for students and
members of the teaching faculty of the college. In addi�on leading newspapers and Periodicals are subscribed
to keep the library members abreast of the Na�onal and Interna�onal affairs.
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Library Rules
Ÿ Only bonafide students and persons on the staff list of the college can become members of the library.
Membership to outsiders is not allowed.
Ÿ The students are enrolled as members on request which should be made on the prescribed forms
obtainable from the library.
Ÿ While in reading room, students must maintain silence so that fellow readers are not disturbed.
Ÿ Each student member will be en�tled to have a borrower's card once in a year. The card must be kept in
safe custody of the members. In case of loss, the ma�er should immediately be brought to the no�ce of
the librarian. The card is not transferable.
Ÿ Refund should be claimed within three months a�er leaving the college.
Discipline / Rules
To ensure discipline and order in the college the students are directed to:-
Ÿ Show respect to all members of the teaching staff and carry out instruc�ons given by them.
Ÿ Be regular and punctual in a�endance.
Ÿ Maintain the academic atmosphere in the college and not to pollute it by indulging in any fac�onal
ac�vity.
Ÿ Exercise self-control and abide by the rules in classrooms, library, the College Hall, Cafeteria and Play
Grounds.
Ÿ Not to enter the College office or Staff room without prior permission.
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Ÿ Behave in sober and dignified manner during the College func�ons and trips/ou�ngs.
Ÿ Not to create commo�on in free �me by thronging the corridors but to get disbursed immediately.
Ÿ Note that insolence and misbehaviour of any kind will call for strict disciplinary ac�on.
Ÿ Not to leave the College premises without permission during the College hours. Only parents/ guardians
can take their daughters/ wards if so required.
Ÿ Not to see any outsider during College hours without the permission of the Principal.
Ÿ Not to disfigure the College walls by wri�ng remarks, slogans etc pas�ng posters on them.
Ÿ Mobile phones and cameras are not allowed. Head of ins�tu�on is empowered to impose a penalty up to
Rs.1000 along with the confisca�on of the instrument
Note: Viola�on of any one of the above rules or those issued subsequently shall render the offender (s) liable for
disciplinary ac�on.
Tutorial Work
Special a�en�on is paid to tutorial work. Small seminar sessions are held to promote contact between students
and teachers and students and students through discussions on problem rela�ng to different subjects.
Visits to Business & Industrial Enterprise
Visits to important business and industrial organiza�on form an important part of BS & Associate Degree
programmes. The college arranges visits to such place in Pakistan during their stay in the College.
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Practical Training / Internship
In addi�on to passing the BS final examina�on, a candidate, in order to be eligible for a BS Degree is also required
to get three months con�nuous prac�cal training with a commercial concern to be approved by the principal
and to produce an internship report to that effect. The university will evaluate the internship report. The
candidates are required to undergo training of 3 months a�er their fi�h semester.
Co-Curricular Activities
Games & Sports
Keeping in view the significance of the co-curricular ac�vi�es, balanced and so training is important in the fields
of games, sports and athle�cs'. Adequate facili�es exist in the college (Badminton, Table Tennis and Net Ball).
Efforts are being made to introduce new indoor and outdoor games and improve the exis�ng facili�es.
Students' Council
The aim and object of the Students Council is to maintain a healthy atmosphere amongst the students,
community to discuss mutual problems, to bring them to the no�ce of the administra�on and to help in
maintaining the discipline during the college hours. It also takes the responsibility of organizing various
func�ons/ extra curricular ac�vi�es in the college. The council comprises of an elected student President, Vice
President, Gen. Secretary, Joint Secretary and a member representa�ve from all the classes and members of
editorial board for the college magazine and also the members of Proctorial Board for ensuring discipline order
and decor of the college. A senior staff member of the teaching faculty acts as the In charge Students’ Council.
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Ÿ Behave in sober and dignified manner during the College func�ons and trips/ou�ngs.
Ÿ Not to create commo�on in free �me by thronging the corridors but to get disbursed immediately.
Ÿ Note that insolence and misbehaviour of any kind will call for strict disciplinary ac�on.
Ÿ Not to leave the College premises without permission during the College hours. Only parents/ guardians
can take their daughters/ wards if so required.
Ÿ Not to see any outsider during College hours without the permission of the Principal.
Ÿ Not to disfigure the College walls by wri�ng remarks, slogans etc pas�ng posters on them.
Ÿ Mobile phones and cameras are not allowed. Head of ins�tu�on is empowered to impose a penalty up to
Rs.1000 along with the confisca�on of the instrument
Note: Viola�on of any one of the above rules or those issued subsequently shall render the offender (s) liable for
disciplinary ac�on.
Tutorial Work
Special a�en�on is paid to tutorial work. Small seminar sessions are held to promote contact between students
and teachers and students and students through discussions on problem rela�ng to different subjects.
Visits to Business & Industrial Enterprise
Visits to important business and industrial organiza�on form an important part of BS & Associate Degree
programmes. The college arranges visits to such place in Pakistan during their stay in the College.
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Practical Training / Internship
In addi�on to passing the BS final examina�on, a candidate, in order to be eligible for a BS Degree is also required
to get three months con�nuous prac�cal training with a commercial concern to be approved by the principal
and to produce an internship report to that effect. The university will evaluate the internship report. The
candidates are required to undergo training of 3 months a�er their fi�h semester.
Co-Curricular Activities
Games & Sports
Keeping in view the significance of the co-curricular ac�vi�es, balanced and so training is important in the fields
of games, sports and athle�cs'. Adequate facili�es exist in the college (Badminton, Table Tennis and Net Ball).
Efforts are being made to introduce new indoor and outdoor games and improve the exis�ng facili�es.
Students' Council
The aim and object of the Students Council is to maintain a healthy atmosphere amongst the students,
community to discuss mutual problems, to bring them to the no�ce of the administra�on and to help in
maintaining the discipline during the college hours. It also takes the responsibility of organizing various
func�ons/ extra curricular ac�vi�es in the college. The council comprises of an elected student President, Vice
President, Gen. Secretary, Joint Secretary and a member representa�ve from all the classes and members of
editorial board for the college magazine and also the members of Proctorial Board for ensuring discipline order
and decor of the college. A senior staff member of the teaching faculty acts as the In charge Students’ Council.
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Specimen for Undertaking
I _______________________ D/O ____________________ here by undertake, if admi�ed:
a. That I shall not indulge in poli�cs
b. That in case I indulge in poli�cs in viola�on of the above undertaking, I may be expelled from the
college without any further no�ce.
Place _______________ Signature of the applicant
Date _______________ In presence of
Witness No. 1 Witness No. 2
Signature with official Seal Signature with Office Seal
Name & Address Name & Address
_______________________ _______________________
_______________________ _______________________
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Societies
The following socie�es have been formed to carry out curricular & co-curricular ac�vi�es.
Ÿ Islamiat Society
Ÿ Urdu Deba�ng Society
Ÿ English Deba�ng Society
Ÿ Sports Society
Ÿ Drama�c Society
Ÿ Singing Society
Ÿ Computer Science Society
Ÿ History Society
College Leaving Certificate / Withdrawal
Ÿ An applica�on for College leaving cer�ficate should bear the signature of the Parent/ Guardian.
Ÿ One month's no�ce of withdrawal is required, failing which an amount equal to one month's fee in lieu of
no�ce will be charged. This condi�on is not applied to those students whose parents are Government
Servant & liable to transfer from one sta�on to another within a short period of �me
Ÿ No College leaving cer�ficate will be issued un�l all College dues have been paid.
Ÿ Un�l and unless her name is formally struck off the roll, a student should keep on paying the College
dues, as per rules.
Ÿ According to Educa�on Code, Library refund is valid for one year only.
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Specimen for Undertaking
I _______________________ D/O ____________________ here by undertake, if admi�ed:
a. That I shall not indulge in poli�cs
b. That in case I indulge in poli�cs in viola�on of the above undertaking, I may be expelled from the
college without any further no�ce.
Place _______________ Signature of the applicant
Date _______________ In presence of
Witness No. 1 Witness No. 2
Signature with official Seal Signature with Office Seal
Name & Address Name & Address
_______________________ _______________________
_______________________ _______________________
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Societies
The following socie�es have been formed to carry out curricular & co-curricular ac�vi�es.
Ÿ Islamiat Society
Ÿ Urdu Deba�ng Society
Ÿ English Deba�ng Society
Ÿ Sports Society
Ÿ Drama�c Society
Ÿ Singing Society
Ÿ Computer Science Society
Ÿ History Society
College Leaving Certificate / Withdrawal
Ÿ An applica�on for College leaving cer�ficate should bear the signature of the Parent/ Guardian.
Ÿ One month's no�ce of withdrawal is required, failing which an amount equal to one month's fee in lieu of
no�ce will be charged. This condi�on is not applied to those students whose parents are Government
Servant & liable to transfer from one sta�on to another within a short period of �me
Ÿ No College leaving cer�ficate will be issued un�l all College dues have been paid.
Ÿ Un�l and unless her name is formally struck off the roll, a student should keep on paying the College
dues, as per rules.
Ÿ According to Educa�on Code, Library refund is valid for one year only.