GOVT MUNICIPAL DEGREE COLLEGE FAISALABAD

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1 GOVT MUNICIPAL DEGREE COLLEGE FAISALABAD

2 PROSPECTU S GOVT. MUNICIPAL DEGREE COLLEGE FAISALABAD.

3 THE QUAID S MESSAGE Education is a matter of life and death for Pakistan. The world is progressing so rapidly that without requisite advance in Education, not only shall we be left behind but wiped out altogether Muhammad Ali Jinnah September 26, (Karachi)

4 Prof. Muhammad Yaqoob Amjad Principal

5 MESSAGE Dear Students, In the beginning of the academic session, I am pleased to welcome you to this well reputed, prestigious and historical institution. I firmly believe that the destiny of a nation rests on its youth, who strive to capture a prestigious stature in the comity of nations. Exploration of new avenues of knowledge in our interactive learning environment is not beyond your reach. You can work miracles if you are determined and well- equipped to meet the challenges of this fast changing world. We, at Govt. Municipal Degree College, Faisalabad, groom our students to be the finest citizens of our country. Here, I am sure, you will find learned teachers, co-operative staff, well-equipped laboratories, vast playgrounds and a library having an invaluable treasure of books. All these facilities will help pave your way to glory and enrich your inborn qualities of head and heart. It is a universally acknowledged truth that hard work is key to success. If a person is determined to do something and he works hard for it, he will achieve his goal, The students must keep in mind that they can reach the pinnacles of success if they work hard honestly under the guidance of their teachers. I call upon the students that they should be obedient and respectful to their parents and teachers and they ought to say their prayers regularly. I fully appreciate my team, my faculty for their devotion and commitment and hope they will continue with the same zeal and fervor. We look forward to welcoming you to any of our faculties and ensuring it that your stay here will be enjoyable and rewarding. May Allah Almighty help you in this noble pursuit of acquiring knowledge Ameen! Prof. Muhammad Yaqoob Amjad Principal

6 MESSAGE Since its establishment in 1958 Govt. Municipal Degree College, Faisalabad has been providing quality education at Intermediate and Degree level making strenuous efforts for the personality build up of the students ensuring that they would be the inheritors of the glorious Islamic Traditions and Values and would prove themselves future leaders and architects of a great nation. This College is one of the most prestigious and historical institutes showing excellences in the areas of Science, Arts, Commerce and Computer Sciences. The main objective of this institution is to develop a passion for learning among the students and provide the best education to them so that they may face future challenges successfully. I have devoted myself to the promotion of good education and maintenance of high standards in our institution. Govt. Municipal Degree College is one of the finest institutions committed to the ideal of education for life. The College is providing an environment that is conducive to the grooming of young generation and their approach towards future goals. I request the parents to monitor the progress of their children and keep in touch with the college to ensure that their children attend the college regularly and follow the college discipline strictly. This will enable me and my faculty in grooming the personality of their children. I wish this institution a great success and prosperity. Prof. Rao Mukhtar Ahmad Tahir Vice Principal

7 GOVT. MUNICIPAL DEGREE COLLEGE, FAISALABAD INTRODUCTION beauty beggar s description. In 1926 it was upgraded to college. Till 1947, the Inhabitants of Lyallpur as well as the people living in its vicinity benefited from it. During partition in 1947, its patrons went to Jalandhar (India) and established another institution there after its name. After independence, its educational activities came to a stand-still and refugees in a large number took shelter in its premises. Again its educational activities were restored on a limited scale by an Anjman. In 1958, The Municipal Committee, Lyallpur started it as an Intermediate Khalsa College. To meet the trade and industrial needs of the area, I.Com classes were also started. In 1959, F.Sc (Pre-Medical & Pre-Engineering) classes were launched. In 1965, it was upgraded to Degree College. On 1 st July, 1973 like other institutions, it was also nationalized. The foundation of Lyallpur (Faisalabad) as a new city was laid in A single Govt. High School was not sufficient to meet its ever increasing population. In 1908 the philanthropists, large-hearted and education-loving people of the city founded another High School in the city. It was named Khalsa High School as its pioneers came of Sikh religion. But the beneficiaries of this institution were from all religions. Its building was a founded another High School in the city. It was named Khalsa High School as its pioneers came of Sikh religion. But the beneficiaries of this institution were from all religions. Its building was a Masterpiece of Indian and British art of building. Even today its spell-binding Govt. Municipal Degree College, Faisalabad has the honour to retain its prestigious and glorious position. This institution is not only imparting knowledge to the students but also assisting them in strengthening their ideas and building an impressive personality. Here special attention is paid to the students mental and intellectual development.

8 LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL DEGREE COLLEGE, FAISALABAD Sr.No. NAME Designation Qualification Mr. Muhammad Yaqoob Amjad Principal M.A. Economics LLB. Mr. Rao Mukhtar Ahmad Tahir Vice. Principal M.A. Pol.Science Department of Arabic 1 Mr. Munawar Sultan Assistant Professor M.A. 2 Mr. Muhammad Jafar Lecturer M.A. 3 Mr. Ghaffar Saleem Lecturer M.A. Department of Botany 1 Mr. Muhammad Zubair Assistant Professor M.Sc. M. Phil. 2 Mr. Asghar Sattar Assistant Professor M.Sc Department of Chemistry 1 Mr. Abdul Salam Assistant Professor M.Sc. M.Phil. 2 Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Assistant Professor M.Sc 3 Mr. Muhammad Masood Lecturer M.Sc. M.Phil. Department of Commerce 1 Mr. Ijaz Ahmad Sian Lecturer M.Com 2 Mr. Anshar Ejaz Ansari Lecturer M.Com 3 Mr. Ejaz Ahmad Buzdar Lecturer M.Com Department of Computer Science 1 Vacant Post Lecturer Department of Economics 1 Mr.Sohail Iqbal Associate Professor M.A. 2 Mr. Mahmood Khalid Kainth Lecturer M.A. 3 Mr. Masood Ahmad Khan Lecturer M.A. 4 Mr. Tahir Mahmood Lecturer M.A.

9 5 Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Lecturer M.A. 6 Mr. Khalid Iqbal Lecturer M.A. Department of English 1 Mr. Anwar Hussain Associate Professor M.A. 2 Mr. Muhammad Sohail Anwar Assistant Professor M.A 3 Mr. Ghulam Mustafa Shahid Assistant Professor M.A. 4 Mr. Abid Farooq Lecturer M.A. 5 Mr. Khalid Hassan Lecturer M.A. 6 Mr. Muhammad Akram Lecturer M.A. 7 Mr. Tariq Javed Lecturer M.A. 8 Mr. Muhammad Nauman Aslam Lecturer M.A. Department of Geography 1 Vacant Post Associate Professor 2 Mr. Muhammad Younis Assistant Professor M.Sc 3 Mr. Noman Rana Lecturer M.Sc Department of History 1 Mr. Muhammad Riaz ul Haq Associate Professor M.A. 2 Mr. Arshad Ali S/o Abdul Ghani Assistant Professor M.A. 3 Mr. Muhammad Aamir Hameed Lecturer M.A. Department of Islamiat 1 Mr. Hafiz Muhammad Manzoor Hussain Assistant Professor M.A. 2 Mr. Muhammad Tahir Farooq Lecturer M.A. 3 Mr. Adil Sultan Lecturer M.A. 4 Mr. Amjad Rashid Lecturer M.A. 5 Mr. Muhammad Abdul Razzaq Lecturer M.A M.Phil. Department of Math 1 Mr. Ali Ahmad Anjum Associate Professor M.Sc 2 Vacant post Associate Professor 3 Mr. Mehmood Ahmad Assistant Professor M.Sc

10 4 Mr. Zafar Iqbal Assistant Professor M.Sc Department of Persian 1 Mr. Mehmood Tariq Assistant Professor M.A. Department of Physics 1 Mr. Tahir Javed Assistant Professor M.Sc 2 Mr. Mazhar Naeem Randhawa Assistant Professor M.Sc 3 Mr. Muhammad Tahir Tanvir Assistant Professor M.Sc Department of Phy. Education 1 Mr. Mustansar Suqrat Sadiq Gill Assistant Professor M.A. 2 Mr. Muhammad Abid Saleem Ch Lecturer M.A. 3 Mr. Shahid Munir Lecturer M.A. Department of Political Science 1 Mr. Mukhtar Ahmad Tahir Associate Professor M.A. 2 Mr. Muhammad Altaf Qasim Assistant Professor M.A. 3 Mr. Muhammad Arshad Sh. Assistant Professor M.A. 4 Mr. Muhammad Shaban Lecturer M.A. Department of Psychology 1 Mr. Masood Riaz Associate Professor M.Sc. M. Phil. 2 Mr. Muhammad Suleman Assistant Professor M.Sc 3 Mr. Syed Imran Haidar Zaidi Lecturer M.Sc Department of Statistics 1 Mr. Abdullah Associate Professor M.Sc 2 Mr. Shahid Mahmood Assistant Professor M.Sc 3 Mr. Muhammad Zafar Iqbal Assistant Professor M.Sc 4 Mr. Muhammad Attiq Assistant Professor M.Sc 5 Mr. Muhammad Naeem Bashir Lecturer M.Sc

11 Department of Social work 1 Mr. Muhammad Nasir Javed Assistant Professor M.A. 2 Mr. Farhat Jamshid Lecturer M.A. Department of Urdu 1 VACANT POST Associate Professor 2 Mr. Sadiq Hussain Assistant Professor M.A.. M.Phil. 3 Mr. Muhammad Ahmad Khan Assistant Professor M.A. M.Phil. 4 Mr. Abdul Rauf Assistant Professor M.A. 5 Mr. Muhammad Tahir Ashraf Lecturer M.A. M.Phil. 6 Mr. Ghulam Murtaza Lecturer M.A. 7 Mr. Muhammad Afzal Hameed Lecturer M.A M. Phil. 8 Mr. Muhammad Farid Ahmad Lecturer M.A. (Gold Medalist), M. Phil. 9 Vacant. Lecturer Department of Library Science 1 Mr. Muhammad Saleem Librarian M.A.

12 SPECIAL DUTIES DISPENSARY. Mr. Asghar Sattar ( A.P Botany ) Mr. Mubarak Ali, Dispenser. ADMISSION COMMITTEE OF 1 ST YEAR AND 111 YEAR CLASS. Mr. Shoail Iqbal (Associate Prof.Eco) Chairman. MEDICAL, NON-MEDICAL AND ICS CLASS. Mr. Muhammad Zubair (A.P. Botany ) Mr. Muhammad Masood ( Lect. Chemistry ) Commerce. Mr.Muhammad Iqbal ( Lect Eco) Mr. Muhammad Sultan ( A.P Arabic) Mr. Ijaz Ahmad (Lect. Commerce) Arts. Mr. Muhammad Younas ( A.P Geography) Mr. Shahid Mahmood Butt ( A.P.Stat) Mr. Muhammad Tahir Farooq (Lect. Isl) RE-ADMISSION Mr. Mahmood Khalid Kainth (Lect. Eco) COLLEGE STUDENTS IDENTTITY CARDS Mr. Shoail Iqbal ( Asso.Prof) Mr. Abdul Rauf ( Lect, Urdu.) INCHARGE TUTORIAL BOARD AND STUDENTS LEAVE APPLICATION Mr. Muhammad Altaf Qasim (A.P.Pol. Science)

13 PROGRAMMES OFFERED IN THE COLLEGE INTERMEDIATE LEAVEL (1) F.A (2) F.Sc ( PRE-MEDICAL & PRE-ENGINEERING ) (3) I.C.S. (4) I. COM. (5) General Science DEGREE LEVEL (1) B.A (2) B.Sc

14 SUBJECT COMBINATIONS OFFERED AT DIFFERENT LEVELS INTERMEDIATE CLASSES F.A Compulsory Subjects.(i) English (ii) Urdu (iii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies. Choose any one group from the following. 1. Civics, Psychology, Economics. 2. Civics, Psychology, Phy.Education. 3. Civics, Psychology, History. 4. Civics, Psychology, Geography. 5. Civics, Islamiat, Economics. 6. Civics, Islamiat, Phy.Education. 7. Civics, Islamiat, History. 8. Civics, Islamiat, Geography 9. Civics, Lib. Science, Economics. 10. Civics, Lib. Science, Phy. Education. 11. Civics, Lib. Science, History 12. Civics, Lib. Science, Geography. 13. Statistics, Psychology, Economies. 14. Statistics, Psychology, Phy.Education. 15. Statistics, Psychology, History. 16. Statistics, Psychology, Geography. 17. Statistics, Islamiat, Economics. 18. Statistics, Islamiat, Phy. Education. 19. Statistics, Islamiat, History. 20. Statistics, Islamiat, Geography. 21. Statistics, Lib. Science, Economics. 22. Statistics, Lib. Science, Phy. Education. 23. Statistics, Lib. Science, History. 24. Statistics, Lib. Science, Geography. 25. Arabic, Psychology, Economics. 26. Arabic, Psychology, Phy. Education. 27. Arabic, Psychology, History. 28. Arabic, Psychology, Geography. 29. Arabic, Islamiat, Economics. 30. Arabic,Islamiat, Phy. Education. 31. Arabic, Islamiat, History. 32. Arabic,Islamiat, Geography. 33. Arabic, Lib. Science, Economics. 34. Arabic, Lib. Science, Phy. Education. 35. Arabic, Lib. Science, History. 36. Arabic, Lib. Science, Geography.

15 37. Persian, Psychology, Economics. 38. Persian, Psychology, Phy. Education. 39. Persian, Psychology, History. 40. Persian, Psychology, Geography. 41. Persian, Islamiat, Economics. 42. Persian, Islamiat, Phy. Education. 43. Persian, Islamiat, History. 44. Persian, Islamiat, Geography. 45. Persian, Lib. Science, Economics. 46. Persian, Lib. Science, Phy. Education. 47. Persian, Lib. Science, History. 48. Persian, Lib. Science, Geography. 49. Stat, Computer Science, Economics. 50. Math, Computer Science, Economics. 51. Computer Science, Lib. Science, Psychology. F.Sc ( i ) PRE-MEDICAL GROUP (i)english (ii) Urdu (iii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies (iv) Biology (v) Physics (vi) Chemistry. ( ii ) PRE-ENGINEERING GROUP (i)english (ii) Urdu (iii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies (iv) Math (v) Physics (vi) Chemistry. ICS. GROUP Choose any one Group GROUP A: (i) (i)english (ii) Urdu (iii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies (iv) Math (v) Physics (vi) Computer Science. GROUP B: (i) English (ii) Urdu (iii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies, (iv) Math(v) Statistics (vi) Computer Science. COMMERCE GROUP (i) English (ii) Urdu (iii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies (iv) Accounting (v) Commercial Geography & Economics (vi) Principles of Commerce& Banking (vii) Business Math (viii) Business Stat.

16 GENERAL SCIENCE GROUP (i) English (ii) Urdu (iii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies (iv) Math (v) Statistics (vi) Economics DEGREE CLASSES B.A COMPULSORY SUBJECTS (i) English (ii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies. ELECTIVE SUBJECTS Choose one subject from each group. GROUP No. 1. Economics, Political Science, Arabic, Persian, Psychology. GROUP No. 2. Statistics, Islamic Studies, History, Social Work, Geography. OPTIONAL SUBJECTS. Choose one Subject. Persian, Arabic, Islamic Studies, Social Work. Note. The same subject cannot be selected as elective and optional. B.Sc COMPULSORY SUBJECTS.(i) English (ii) Islamic Education/Pak Studies. Choose Any One Group 1. Statistics, Economics, Math (General) 2. Botany, Chemistry, Geography 3. Physics, Chemistry, Math (General) 4. Statistics, Computer Science, Math (General) 5. Math (A Course), Math (B Course), Physics. 6. Math (A Course), Math (B Course), Computer Science. 7. Math (A Course), Math (B Course), Statistics

17 Terms and Conditions for Admission to Intermediate / Degree Classes The candidate will have to appear in person for interview before the Admission Committee appointed by the Principal. The candidate will have to present the following documents in original at the time of interview. 1. Written permission from father / Guardian to seek admission to the college 2. Affidavit declaring that the student will not participate in any political activities during college hours. 3. Testimonials/ Certificates of Boards/ Universities showing marks/ Results / grade/ percentage/ CGPA of the last Examination(s) 4. Passports size photos (1st year 3), (3rd year 4), 5. Character Certificate / Provisional Certificate of School / College last attended. 6. N.I.C. of father and all these testimonials should be attached to the prescribed/ printed form available with the college office. 7. Mark clearly the class/ quota/ category in which the student falls for getting admission

18 College Uniform The following uniform is prescribed for the students of the college: Summer: Winter: Silver grey trousers, white shirt, black shoes. Silver grey trousers, white shirt, Navy blue Blazer/ Jersey, Black shoes. TUTORIAL GROUP SYSTEM The students are divided into various tutorial groups and each group receives the special attention, guidance for the intellectual uplift of the students from thair tutor appointed thus. This period provides a chance to the students to discuss their college/ study related problems and polish their individual faculties. The students must attend the period; otherwise they are liable to special fines. This period is of one hour duration. The concerned tutors will take roll-call as usual. There will be two days for competition among the students every month. The students will present a standard item in these multiple programmes. Every month the available resource person will deliver lecture on literary, scientific education, management or exploratory topics and there will be Question Answer session, too. DARS-E-QURAN AND HADITH The college academic day begins daily with an assembly. The teachers as well as the students have to appear in the assembly. The professors/ religious scholars deliver lectures on the Holy Quran and Hadith for the spiritual enlightenment of the students. Those who are feeling shy of turning up are fined. The assembly ends with the hoisting of the Pakistan flag and recitation of the national anthem. MARKING OF THE ATTENDANCE/ ATTENDANCE SYSTEM 75% lecture attendance for B. I. S. E. Examination and66% lecture attendance is required for University examination by the students. Leave applications are no substitute for lecture shortage, even if the student has to appear for the exam by parts. Lecture attendance in every individual subject will have to be up to the mark. But for the medical certificate, the students will have to observe the following rules in getting leave. Leave application will bear clearly:-

19 1. Student s name, class, roll No. Tutorial Group No., Date, Reason for leave taking, the days (total number) for which the leave is required. 2. Submit the leave application to the teacher Incharge of the class. The posted application must be addressed to the person incharge (not to the Principal). Application for leave for more than four days should bear the father/ guardian s signature. 3. The class incharge is authorized to grant four days leave except in case the leave is required during the house-tests. The application of leave for more than four days must be forwarded to the Principal with the recommendation of the class incharge. The leave application will not be accepted if:- 1. The student fails to submit the application within three days after his returning to the college. 2. The application does not bear the father/ guardian s signature. Failing which the student will be fined RS = 1.00 per day. There will be no fine if the medical certificate reaches the college office even late. Application along with medical certificate may be received and accepted even a week afterwards. Note: Leave during the House Examinations. Leave for more than seven days without medical certificate will be granted only on the recommendations of the senior tutor. SCHOLARSHIPS All the Govt. Universities, Boards, Local-Bodies, Kila Gift Funds, Fuji Foundation scholarships and the other scholarships specified for all Govt. Colleges are granted to the winning/ deserving students, too. INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS / GUIDE The scholarship holders must observe that:

20 (A) The College fee is paid within the due date, non-payment of fee will cause Withdrawal of his right to get scholarship Once the privilege is withdrawn, it cannot be re-instated. (B) (C) (D) Failure in the annual examination again eliminates your right to scholarship permanently. There will be a proportionate deduction on scholarship if the student absents himself from college. The scholarship holder is not entitled to any other fund (as fee concession, Welfare fund, kila-gift fund etc.) GRADES The F. A/ F. Sc. internal grades awarded on the basis of house tests are mentioned in the board of intermediate and secondary Education certificates. The set formule for gradation is: A + 80% and above, A 70%to79%, B 60%to69%, C 50%to59% D 40% to 49% E 33%to39%, F Below the 33% F grade students are not eligible to appear in B. I. S. E. Examination. The study progress report is sent to the parents/ guardians, if the Principal finds the performance of a student unsatisfactory. The student can be compelled to leave the institution at any time during his academic session. Any student found guilty of using unfair means in the examination can be rusticated from the college or can be punished in other suitable terms.

21 STUDENT WELFARE FUND The poor and deserving students are helped by providing them syllabus books/ uniform out of this fund. DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE Besides proctorial board, the Principal has constituted a Discipline Committee to deal with law and order situation within the college premises. This committee investigates the disciplinary affairs and puts the cases before the Principal for suitable action. COLLEGE COUNCIL Under the chairmanship of the Principal, the college Council deals with the matters of serious nature. It deals with administrative, academic and overall problems of the institution. MEDICAL FACILITY A free dispensary provides the first aid medical facilities to the students. The dispenser is available during the college hours. ABSENCE/ SPECIAL FINES The rules for fine follow thus: 1. One period absentee= Rs. 5.00, Full Day = 10/- without uniform Rs. 25/- per day 2. 6 days continuous absence or 10 days continual absence from the college during one month will lead to the removal of student from college rolls/ registration. The student can be re-admitted to college only after the payment of Rs as fine but only once during two year session.

22 3. Father / guardian will also have to appear before the committee at the time of the student s re-admission month long absence due to prolonged illness again will result in rustication and Rs as re-admission fee. 5. The students absenting themselves from the house-examinations are fined as per recommendations of the committee. 6. Misconduct / indiscipline will be fined to the tune of Rs.100/- in the minimum and Rs.1000 in the maximum. THE FEE/ FINE PAYMENT 1. The fee/other payments/ dues are to be paid as scheduled by the Principal. 2. Payment after the due date will be received with fine. 3. After the expiry of the extended scheduled programme, the names are stuck off. 4. In such cases, the re-admission depends upon the permission of the Principal. 5. Absence from the college, even in cases of long leave, cannot be an excuse for non payment of the fee/ dues. 6. The Library security deposit will lapse if the student fails to retrieve it within two years after his college tenure.

23 FEE CONCESSION 1. The Principal has the prerogative to grand tuition fee concession to the deserving students. 2. The fee concession is related to appreciable behaviour and regularity in studies. 3. The fine procedure, regarding absence, is as follows: 4. Special fine (suggested by the committee headed by the Principal) in case of absence in internal/ house examinations. 5. Rs for absence from tutorial period. Note: The college council has the right to change (increase or decrease) the fine.

24 Special Lectures Wall Boards The students are expected to benefit from the Quranic lecture in the morning assembly and the Ahadith/Quranic verses displayed on the building walls. They are awarded certificates on showing brilliant performance in the Quiz programmes conducted to judge the depth of their religious knowledge. THE COLLEGE MAGAZINE. Minerva is the yearly college magazine; it is divided into two sections i.e. Urdu and English. The Principal is its chief patron. Mr. Rana Abdul Rauf Lecturer in Urdu is incharge of Urdu portion while Mr. Muhammad Akram Shahzad Lecturer in English holds the office of chief editor English section. IDENTITY CARD. The college identity card is issued to every student. In case of the loss of identity card the student is issued a duplicate one for Rs Every student is required to keep it with himself during the college hours; otherwise disciplinary action may be taken against him. LIBRARY RULES. 1. The books are issued and returned on prescribed days. 2. Reference books can be consulted honestly at any time. 3. College teachers, bona-fide college students are entitled to get books. 4. Library time period. (a) (b) Teachers get books for one to two months, which can be re-issued after that. Students get books for 14 days. 5. Number of books. (1) Teaching staff upto 12 books (2) B.A/ B.Sc Students upto 2 Books (3) Intermediate at one time upto 1 book

25 The books of the following kind can be issued only with the special permission of the Principal. (A) Reference books (B) Specially preserved books (C) Fresh/ latest Magazines (D) Prescribed Books (E) Dictionaries 6. Each student is issued a library card at the time of admission. A new library card is issued after promotion to next class. The card (duly signed by the Librarian) must be presented at the time of issuance and return of the books. 7. Library cards are non-transferable. 8. The returned books are not re-issued (to the same person) on the same day. 9. A fine of 0.25 rupee per day, per book, will be charged in case of not returning the book on due date. 10. The lost or wasted book/ series of books will have to be replaced with the same new ones or the actual price is to be paid or if the book is not currently available, in the market, a fine will be imposed as per college rules. 11. Books issued just before the summer vacation must be returned to the library soon after the vacation or a fine of Rs per volume will have to be paid. 12. The loss of card must be reported to the librarian. Rs will be charged for the duplicate card. 13. The students cannot interchange the library books. 14. The college leaving students can get the clearance certificate after returning the library books along with the card to the librarian. 15. Complete silence must be observed in the library. Disturbance can earn penalty. 16. The library remains closed for physical verification during the month of May every year. All the books must be returned before that period. 17. The act of removing a page/picture out of a book is severely dealt with. 18. No student is allowed to remove the reading material from stands/ tables etc.

26 THE READING ROOM GUIDE. 1. No student is allowed to remove the reading material from news stands/tables. 2. The taking away of a magazine, newspaper, digest without issuance to one s name will be fined. 3. Removing a picture / page from a book / magazine is an obnoxious crime and will be punished severely. 4. Marking on the papers/ magazines entails punishment. 5. No marginal note making on library books is allowed. 6. Complete silence must be observed in the reading room otherwise the student can be sent out/fined for violation of rules. 7. The students are required to maintain piece and quietude in the library. 8. The students must deposit their personal books/ belongings on a table/ almirah reserved for the purpose. THE RETRIEVALCE OF LIBRARY SECURITY After the academic session, the library security is returned only during the prescribed period. After it, the security amount is surrendered to the college. The students will present college card at the time of getting back the security.

27 COLLEGE HOSTEL With the onset of the academic year the college is once again to provide the facilities of lodging and board to the students in the college Hostel. MANAGEMENT 1. Patron Mr. Muhammad Yaqoob Amjad (Principal) 2. Superintendent Mr. Ijaz Ahmad Buzdar 3. Warden Mr. Nasir Javed Jappa Examination Department The College Tests / Examinations The college examination department comprises the following members: 1. Controller Mr. Masood Riaz 2. Senior Deputy Controller Mr. Abid Farooq 3. Deputy Controller Mr. Munawar Sultan The examination department / controller office deals with every matter regarding the examination. TIME TABLE Time Table Supervisor Mr. Naeem Bashir (Lecturer in Statistics)

28 The Cycle Stand Rules The cycle stand is working on no profit / no loss basis. The government has provided neither a shed for cycle stand nor a peon to keep watch. On 1 st July, 1999 a shed was constructed. The college authorities try to manage the situation with the little amount collected from the students. The students must observe the following rules:- 1. The students are to get the motorcycle, cycle registered with the college management. the price Value will be evaluated as per its condition there at. 2. Every student must get his roll number / name written on the cycle / motorcycle. 3. The cycle / motor cycle must be doble lock. 4. If a cycle / motorcycle is found without lock, student will be fined Rs.50/- for cycle and Rs.100/- for motorcycle. The cycle / motorcycle without locks must be handed over to the man on duty. 5. A metal token embossed with token number and college name etc. is given at the time of parking. The students must keep it secure (in case of the loss of token the management of Cycles stand/ incharge probes into the matter) The student is fined Rs.50/- and Rs.100/- for loss of token. No outsider is allowed to enter the cycle Stand enclosure. The college students accompanied by outsiders will be punished / fined. 6. The running of cycle-stand is valuntary not obligatory. It can be closed under unavoidable circumstances and the students may lose this facility. 7. The students must Pay due respect to the man on-duty at the cycle-stand. Disrespect / use of harsh language will be dealt with severely. 8. The loss of token must be brought to the notice of the man in charge so that it may not be misused. 9. A student found guilty of misusing a lost / stolen token will be fined / handed over to the police and rusticated from the college.

29 IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR PARENTS The buses of urban transport, route number 11, pass by the college gate. The parents can get a concessional bus card from the company office for their sons so that no riot is created between students and the urban transport workers. Ph:

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