Prospectus 2017 & Onward

INTERMEDIATE, UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDIES

ISLAMIA COLLEGE PESHAWAR

A C E N T U RY O F ACA D E M I C E XC E L L E N C E
www.icp.edu.pk/admission
 QUAID-E-AZAM

MUHAMMAD ALI JINNAH

at
ISLAMIA COLLEGE, PESHAWAR
th
12 April, 1948

“All my residuary estate including the corpus that may fall after the
lapse of life interest or otherwise to be divided into three parts - and I
bequeath one part to Aligarh University - one part to Islamia College
Peshawar and one part to Sindh Madrassa of Karachi ...”
Quaid-e-Azam's Will, Bombay, May 30, 1939
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Our Motto
Old Traditions New Horizons

Our Mission
“Developing a system of disseminating quality Scientific, Social and Religious education
both to the beginners and scholars, and devising an appropriate system for professional
education of international standard according to our culture”

Our Goals
Institutional Strengthening of Islamia College, Peshawar
Helping students in their intellectual, social and psychological growth
Promotion of research culture in collaboration with all stakeholders including local and
national Industry
Emphasis on Research and Technology on campus (Ways and means for commercial
research opportunities)
Outreach Program (Opening new campuses)
Introduction of new Departments/Disciplines (Market oriented subjects)

Our Core Values

Trust Discipline Merit Integrity

Student-Focus Transparency Commitment Innovation

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LIST OF CONTENTS
Preamble ..............................................................................................................................................05
Vice-Chancellor’s Message ....................................................................................................................07
Director Admissions Message ...............................................................................................................08
Administration.......................................................................................................................................09
Principals ...............................................................................................................................................10
Jubilees ..................................................................................................................................................11
Instructions for Applicants.....................................................................................................................14
Inter Admission Regulations .................................................................................................................14
Course of Studies...................................................................................................................................17
Quota Seats ..........................................................................................................................................18
Fee Structure for Intermediate .............................................................................................................20
BS & Master Progammes ......................................................................................................................23
Seats Allocation for BS Programmes......................................................................................................25
Payment of Dues (BS) ..........................................................................................................................26
Payment of Dues (Masters) .................................................................................................................27
Rules and Regulations ...........................................................................................................................28
Directorate of Higher Studies & Research ............................................................................................30
The Central Library ................................................................................................................................39
Uniform .................................................................................................................................................41
Co-Curricular Activities..........................................................................................................................42
Proctorial Board.....................................................................................................................................46
Departments .........................................................................................................................................47
Students’ Accommodation ...................................................................................................................78
Sports & Games.....................................................................................................................................81
Examination Section ..............................................................................................................................84
Quality Enhancement Cell .....................................................................................................................85
ORIC.......................................................................................................................................................86
Training and Development Centre.........................................................................................................87
Directorate of Administration................................................................................................................88
Directorate of Admissions .....................................................................................................................89
Picture Gallery .......................................................................................................................................90

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PREAMBLE
Islamia College, Peshawar, upgraded to the status of
a public sector university in 2008, is not just a college
in the typical sense but a dynamic movement of
enlightenment. It is a monumental fulfillment of the
dreams of a great individual and the aspirations of a
great nation. Since its inception in 1913, it has always
remained an icon of Islamic values, oriental culture
and academic excellence. Its motto epitomized in the
Qur'anic words (O Lord, increase me in knowledge)
and its original name (Dar-ul Ulum Islamia, Sarhad)
demonstrate its solid ideological foundations.
The commencement of the twentieth century was
marked by an intellectual reawakening throughout
the Muslim world. They rediscovered the fact that
bifurcation of knowledge in the form of life-detached
conservative courses in madrassas on the one hand
and value-free secular imported education on the
other hand was against the spirit of Islam which
advocates a unified and coherent mode of learning
encompassing all dimensions of human life, while
getting light from the Qur'an and the Sunnah of
Allah's Messenger (Peace be upon him). This
realization resulted in the establishment of some
great institutions, meant to safeguard the
ideological, moral and cultural frontiers of our youth
along with enabling them to cope with the challenges
of the modern world.
The credit of foundation of Islamia College Peshawar
goes to Sir Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan, a man of
great vision. The people responded to his call very
enthusiastically. They generously donated lands,
assets, valuables and their hard-earned money to
contribute their share in the sacred cause of
educating the youth of the province without any
discrimination on the basis of economic condition or
social status. These pioneers of this intellectual
movement conceived this College as a source of light,
knowledge and sense of purpose for the Muslims of
this crucially significant part of India. It was meant to
pursue and accomplish on solid Islamic foundations
the three objectives of education i.e character
building, nation building and provision of skills.
Since its inception in 1913, the College has been
brilliantly achieving all these objectives. It has
successfully provided an environment based on
Islamic values and oriental culture and has
safeguarded the character of its students against
cultural invasions and moral erosion.
The vital role of this College in the formation of our
nation is of monumental nature. Its students became
the devoted advocates of two-nation theory and
thwarted the conceptions of secular and prejudiced
nationalism. In the pro-Pakistan campaign during the
historic referendum of 1947, they went from door to
door throughout the province, advocated the case of
Pakistan before the common people and won their
hearts and minds alike. Nothing could better
acknowledge the decisive role of the students and
faculty of Islamia College in making the dream of
Pakistan a reality than the Quaid's subsequent visits
and donation of one third of his property to the`
college.
These tokens of affection displayed by the Founder of
the Nation are a great asset of which this August
institution will always be rightly proud.
For the last more than a century, Islamia College
Peshawar has been relentlessly providing potential
leaders and manpower in all walks of life, equipped
with exemplary zeal, professional competence and
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clarity of purpose. The professional accomplishments
of its alumni and their contribution towards the
development of Pakistan are remarkable. For that
reason it is considered an honor and prestige.
Throughout its history, it has retained an enviable
reputation as an unparalleled symbol of excellence in
academics as well as in co-curricular activities. It has
been providing quality education to all those that
deserve it; rich and poor alike. In accordance with the
aspirations of its founders and sponsors, it has served
the nation with a missionary zeal and has produced
successive generations of enlightened youth.
Besides, it has parented and nourished the University
of Peshawar and diverse professional institutions on
the Campus, including Engineering and Agricultural
Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan Haji Sahib Turangzai
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Universities and Khyber Medical College.
Located on the gateway to the historic Khyber Pass,
the College building has a unique architectural
grandeur, attracting visitors and tourists from all over
the world. Supplemented by the serene
environment, lush green lawns and a rare
combination of old and young trees, the College
offers an ideal setting for learning and motivation. Its
structure truly reflects its spirit and its magnificent
surrounding adds to its glory. The classrooms,
laboratories and the library are adequately equipped
and effectively provide the needed services. The well
maintained grounds attract the youth to explore
hidden potentials for sports and recreation and
compete with each other with sportsmanship spirit.
George Roos Keppel
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VICE CHANCELLOR'S MESSAGE

PROF HABIB AHMAD, Ph.D, TI

Vice Chancellor
I consider it a great privilege to record my message as the vice chancellor of this iconic seat of learning,
becoming part of which is the dream of almost every student and scholar of this region though its life as
university is less than a decade, as a college it has served the nation for over a century. The historic role of
Islamia college Peshawar in making the dream of Pakistan a reality, and sub sequently, it's unparalleled
contribution towards building and strengthening the nation are golden chapters of our history.
Inspired by our glorious past, we are confidently progressing towards a bright future. In the broader
context of a flourishing university, students, parents and the nation at large expect us to perform our new
role with the same excellence and enhanced competence. We are aware of these expectations and are
confidently ready to fulfill them. In this highly competitive age, we have to prepare ourselves not only to
face but to welcome and embrace the future, with all its opportunities and challenges. With every passing
day new milestones are being set in academics and research, and we have to achieve them with
confidence, honesty, devotion and sense of duty. As our prospective students and scholars, I appreciate
your decision of choosing Islamia College Peshawar for your academic pursuits, and cordially welcome you
to the prestigious family of enlightened Islamians.
Rendering more than hundred years of service to the nation, the Islamia College is now producing
M.Phil/Ph.D in different fields, in future we are looking for further campuses and infrastructure in the old
campus and establishment of new departments and centres in this historical institution-a dream of youth
throughout the country.

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DIRECTOR ADMISSION’S MESSAGE

Congratulations on being accepted as a part of the historical Islamia

College Peshawar. Our faculty and staff are delighted to welcome
you to this one hundred years old symbol of academic wonder and
pride where you are about to embark upon a new journey of
wisdom via education. As a new student, you are experiencing a
significant period of transition in your life. This is a period when you
will be enriched academically and will be rewarded personally and
professionally at the later stages of your life. Hence, you are
devoting your present to education for the sake of a bright and
successful future ahead of you.
You must not forget that each year, thousands of students apply for
admission to this icon of educational elegance but only a handful of
fortunate like you are selected. However, once you have opted to
be a part of the noble community of “Islamians” it is your foremost DR. SALIM UR RAHMAN
obligation to wholeheartedly dedicate yourself to the noble cause Director
of intellectual excellence and scholarly and academic brilliance.
Bear in mind that you have undertaken to realize the dreams of your parents, your family, your country and
the entire Muslim ummah that you are a part of. For this purpose, we are ready to provide you the best
educational experience possible for us.
We have provided basic outlines of all academic programs being offered in the college right from
Intermediate to M.Phil & Ph.D level in the one prospectus. The purpose is to inform students & parents
about the variety of options available to students beyond Intermediate level.
In the past over a hundred years, merit has been maintained by all costs, which has led to the superiority of
the college over its competitors.
We hope that you will leave no stone unturned to materialize the dreams of so many people who are looking
at you with hope in their eyes and we wish you all the best in your academic endeavor.
It is our firm belief that the academic environment will thrive if admissions are carried out purely on merit
and personal achievement without any discrimination on cast, color, creed and social background. In this
respect, we will In Sha Allah, remain steadfast and unwavering.
May Islamia College Peshawar achieve more glory as the days pass by; Ameen.

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ADMINISTRATION
VICE CHANCELLOR DIRECTOR ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION
D Prof. Dr. Habib Ahmad D Dr. Hamayun Khan D Mr. Irfanulla Kamran Marwat
Vice Chancellor Director Administrative Officer
PROVOST OFFICE DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & PHYSICAL
REGISTRAR OFFICE
D Dr. M. Tauqeer Alam D Mian Syed Kamal EDUCATION
Registrar
Deputy Provost D Mr. Irfanulla Kamran Marwat
Director Sports
D Mr. Haroon Khan DIRECTORATE OF ADMISSIONS
Deputy Registrar (Academics) D Dr. Salim ur Rahman PROCTOR'S OFFICE
D Mr. Daud Zahid Director D Mr. Falak Naz
Deputy Registrar (Establishment) D Mr. Amir Izhar Chief Proctor
D Ms. Nasreen Ghaffar Assistant Director
LIBRARY
Deputy Registrar (Meetings)
D Mr. Muhammad Shabir DIRECTORATE OF HIGHER STUDIES & D Mr. Tahsin UIIah
RESEARCH Incharge
Assistant Registrar (Academics)
D Mr. Sikandar Sardar D Prof. Dr. Sareer Badshah D Mr. Zakria Qasmi
Director Assistant Librarian
Assistant Registrar (Establishment)
D Dr. Muhammad Zahid D Mr. Zeeshan Ullah
INTERMEDIATE STUDIES Deputy Director Assistant Librarian
D Mr. Muhammad Hakeem Khan
LEGAL CELL DIRECTORATE OF IT SERVICES
Coordinator (Boys)
D Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad D Mr. Daud Zahid D Dr. Zahoor Jan
Incharge Director
Principal, Islamia College for Girls
D Mr. Zia Ud Din
QUALITY ENHANCEMENT CELL
ISLAMIA COLLEGIATE SCHOOL System Administrator
D Mr. Muhammad Tahir D Dr. Izhar Ahmad
Principal
D Director ORIC
D Mr. M. Akbar Amin D Dr. Arbab Safeer Ahmad
EXAMINATION SECTION Assistant Director Director
D Mr. Attaullah Khan D Dr. Muhammad Ajmal
Controller of Examination DIRECTORATE OF WORKS
Deputy Director
D Dr. Khalid Haseeb D Engr. M. Abid Kamal D Mr. Aqib Ali Khan
Director of Works
Deputy Controller of Examination Assistant Director/Research Associate
D Mr. Junaid Mahmood DIRECTORATE OF STUDENTS AFFAIRS D Dr. Adil Khan
Assistant Controller of Examination D Dr. Arshed Ali Manager Research Operations
D Mr. Imtiaz Hussain Director D Mr. Riaz Hussain
Assistant Controller of Examination D Mr. Hamid Ullah Research Associate
D Mr. Shah Faisal Deputy Director D Mr. Arif ul Haq
IT Manager Manager Research Development
KHYBER STUDENTS SOCIETY
D Mian Fahim Shah
TREASURER OFFICE D Dr. M.S. Abaseen Yousafzay Manager University Industrial Linkages
D Mr. Khalid Dilawar Chief Organizer
Treasurer TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
D Dr. Saeed Ullah Jan DIRECTORATE OF TRANSPORT
D Dr. Muhammad Sajjad
Deputy Treasurer
D Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Director
Director
D Dr. Naveed Abbas D Mr. Zeeshan Ullah
Deputy Director Audit PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT Deputy Director
D Mr. Arif Ul Haq D Dr. Zahoor Jan CENTRAL PURCHASE COMMITTEE
Assistant Treasurer Director
D Mr. Hamid Mahmood D Prof. Dr. Nisar Muhammad
DIRECTORATE OF TELEPHONES Convener
Assistant Treasurer
D Qazi Ubaid-ur-Rahman
Director

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PRINCIPALS

Mr. L. Tipping Allama Inayatullah Khan Mr. Henry Martin Mr. R.L. Holdsworth Prof. Dr. Omer Hayat Malik
01.10.1913 - 31.03.1917 Mashriqi 15.12.1920 - 30.09.1933 01.10.1933 - 15.03.1940 16.03.1940 - 30.01.1942
01.10.1917 - 30.11.1920 01.04.1917 - 14.09.1917

Mr. Hadow Harris Mr. I.D. Scott Prof. Sh. Muhammad Taimur Mr. A.C.T. Brotherton Prof. Mian Mushtaq Ahmad Prof. Dr. Majid Khan
31.01-1942 - 10.01.1943 11.01.1943 - 31.05.1944 07.04.1945 - 30.09.1947 01.10.1947 - 30.09.1953 01.10.1953 - 24.01.1956 25.01.1956 - 14.07.1961

Prof. M.A. Durrani Prof. Jalal-ud-Din Khilji Prof. M. Zubair Sahibzada Prof. Muhammad Jan Khan Prof. Abdul Sattar
15.07.1961 - 01.05.1970 02.05.1970 - 30.06.1971 01.07.1971 - 29.08.1979 29.08.1979 - 10.03.1980 11.03.1980 - 26.07.1983

Prof. Sikandar Hayat Arbab
27.07.1983 - 05.10.1985
13.01.1990 - 22.08.1995
05.01.1997 - 28.02.1997
Prof. Dr. Abdul Matin Prof. Dr. M. Anwar Khan Prof. Mian Ghufran Ullah Prof. Dr. Sardar Hussain Shah Prof. Taj Muhammad Khattak
06.10.1985 - 20.03.1987 21.03.1987 - 12.07.1988
13.07.1988 - 12.01.1990 18.10.1997 - 25.10.1998 26.10.1998 - 03.02.1999
01.03.1997 - 17.10.1997

Syed Mussarat Hussain Shah Mr. Ajmal Khan Mr. Nisar Muhammad Nisar Prop. Dr. Rashid Ahmad Farooqi
04.02.1999 - 28.06.2002 29.06.2002 - 31.05.2005 16.11.2005 - 27.03.2008 28.03.2008-31.01.2009

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JUBILEES
SILVER JUBILEE
In 1937, the College had a strength of 500 students
and 44 teachers. There were 9 hostels; in which 7
were for the College and two for the Collegiate
School. The tiny sapling planted 25 years earlier
had become a sturdy tree in 1938. Preparation for
celebrating the silver jubilee started in the spring
of 1938. The Principal, Mr. R. L. Holdsworth,
accompanied by a party of seniors drove up to
Topi- the hometown of Sir Sahibzada Abdul
Qayyum Khan, on 4th December, 1937 to discuss
and finalize the grand event. But, unfortunately,
Nawab Sahib passed away unexpectedly before
witnessing the great milestone in the history of his
dream institution. He ardently desired that the
Dar-ul-Ulum should become a full-fledged
university, which would transform the youth of the
country into leaders of the highest calibre. This
dream was not destined to materialize in his life-
time. But, the torch had been lighted and the goal
fixed, which continued to inspire the coming
generations. The work which was started by Sir
Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Khan was carried on by
the lovers of the Alma mater.
GOLDEN JUBILEE
The Golden Jubilee of the college was celebrated
on 15th October, 1963. Professor M.A. Durrani was
the Principal of the College. A grand function was
arranged to celebrate the great occasion. The
alumni and the then students participated with
great zeal. The President of Pakistan Field Marshal
Muhammad Ayub Khan was the Chief Guest on the
occasion.
DIAMOND JUBILEE
The diamond jubilee was celebrated with great
pomp and show with its alumnus. The then
President of Pakistan, Ghulam Ishaq Khan,
attended as the Chief Guest of the ceremony. The
inaugural ceremony took place on 30th of March,
1988.
CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS
The management, faculty, students and alumni of
this great seat of learning celebrated the centenary
celebrations in December 2015. The Prime
Minister Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif was the
chief guest of the occasion.
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LIFE HONORARY MEMBERS
KHYBER UNION
1922. Honourable:
Sir Mian Muhammad Shafi
(Education Member, Govt. of
India)
1922. Nawab Sir Sahibzada
Abdul Qayyum Khan
1924. His Highness Sir
Shuja-ul-Mulk
(Mehtar of Chitral)
1925. Honourable
K.B. Mian Fazli Hussain
(Education Member, Govt. of
India)
1929. His Excellency
Shah Wali Khan
(Afghan Embassador to Great
Britain)
1930. Prince
Azam Jan of Hyderabad, Daccan
1930. Shahzada
Muazzam Jah of Hyderabad,
Deccan
1934. His Excellency Sir
Ralph Griffith
(Governor, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)
1935. Khalide Edive Khanam
Turkish Scholar/Writer
1935. Honourable Sir
Abdur Rahim
(President Legislative Assembly)
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1936. Muhammad Ali Jinnah
(President All India Muslim
League)
1937. Jawahar Lal Nehru
President Indian National
Congress
1938. Mahatma Gandhi
Leader Indian National Congress
1938. His Highness
Muhammad Nasir-ul-Mulk
(Mehtar of Chitral)
1939. Maulana Abdul Kalaam Azad
1940. RT. Honourable
Sir Akbar Hydari
1942. His Highness
Nawab Hamidullah Khan
(Nawab of Bhopal)
1943. His Excellency Sir
George Cunningham
(Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)
1945. His Highness Nawab Sir
Sadiq Muhammad Khan Abbasi
(The Amir of Bahawalpur)
1947. Honourable
Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar
(Communication Minister, Govt.
of India)
1948. His Excellency
Alhaj Khawaja Nizamuddin
(Governor General, Pakistan)
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1949. Honourable
Fazal-ur-Rehman
(Education Minister Govt. of
Pakistan)
1949. Dr. Mahmud Hassan
(Educational Advisor Govt. of
Pakistan)
1950. His Imperial Majesty
Muhammad Reza Shah Pehlivi of
Iran
1951. Mr. Liaq Ali
(Ex-Prime Minister, Hyderabad
Deccan)
1952. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
American First Lady
1954. Sardar Abdur Rashid Khan
(Chief Minister, Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa)
1955. His Excellency
Khan Qurban Ali Khan
(Governor, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)
1956. Khan Abdul Qayum Khan
Leader of Muslim League
1962. Mohtarma Fathima Jinnah
Sister of Founder of Pakistan
2002. Dr. Abdul Quadeer Khan
(N.I. & BAR, H.I.)
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLICANTS
1. A candidate seeking admission in first year in
Islamia College, Peshawar must submit his/her
admission form on or before the last date.
2. Each candidate must attach with the admission
form duly attested copy of the Detailed Marks
Certificate (DMC).
However: i, Two attested copies of passport size
photographs with blue background only, ii.
C.N.I.C of Father/Guardian, iii. Provisional &
Character Certificates and; iv. Domicile
(mandatory for quota) of the candidate must be
submitted at the time of admission/interview.
3. Sports Trials will be conducted by the concerned
Sports Committee respectively. The candidate
must provide attested copy of Detailed Marks
Certificate (DMC) along with the attested
photograph.
4. The information given in the admission form
must be correct in all respects.
5. Incomplete forms in any respect shall not be
considered.
6. Merit list shall be displayed on the notified date.
7. The College reserves the right to refuse
admission to a candidate if his/her
father/guardian or legal guardian does not
accompany him/her at the time of interview for
admission. Admission will stand invalid and shall
ADMISSION REGULATIONS
I. The number of seats to each course of studies
shall be determined by the Academic Council and
admission shall be made in accordance with the
procedure and policy laid down for this purpose.
II. The admission shall be made on the basis of merit
through advertisement in the newspapers and
official website.
III. Admission form along with prospectuses for the
eligible candidates shall be available on payment
from the specific banks on campus on any
working day given in the advertisement. Further,
students can also apply online by visiting the
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be cancelled if documents were found fake at
any stage during his / her studies in the college.
8. A candidate must specify the category/
discipline/ quota against which he/she is
applying.
9. Payment of dues shall be made at the time of
admission / interview.
10. If a candidate is unable to come for interview
due to a justified & proven reason, his/her
parents can also appear along with original
documents for provisional admission.
Those applying for quota seats must attach:
I. Domicile: for candidates applying against Tribal
Agency/F.R and Baluchistan seats etc.
ii. Service certificates: for candidates applying
against permanent employees’ son/daughter
seat)
iii. Medical Certificate: for candidates applying
against Disabled seats
iv. Alumni Certificate: Membership Certificate of
Alumni Association along with certificates
/degrees of parents. The certificate must be
submitted with the registration form on or
before the last date of submission of form.
Certificate issued after last date of form
submission will not be acceptable.
website www.icp.edu.pk/admission and deposit
prospectus/processing fee in any UBL Bank in the
account number given in the advertisement.
IV. The original documents along with the attested
photocopies of the following shall be presented
at the time of admission/interview:
a. Three passport size photographs
b. Provisional certificate of the last examination
passed.
c. Detailed marks certificate of the last
examination passed.
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d. Character certificate.
e. Migration Certificate in case the candidate has
passed the last examination from board other
than B.I.S.E. Peshawar.
If the migration certificate has not been issued
by the relevant body, it should be produced
within two weeks after the admission.
f. Computerized National Identity Card of the
father /guardian.
g. Domicile Certificate: optional for open and self-
finance and mandatory for quota seats.
h. Employment Certificate: for employees' sons'
quota.
I. All other relevant certificates, if any.
WARNING: The admission shall be cancelled if the
documents attached are found to be forged or
tampered with. The College authorities reserve the
right of reporting such cases to the police/
concerned agencies.
V. All admissions shall be processed through the
respective Admission Committees on merit basis.
VI. No application form shall be entertained after the
due date. It is the responsibility of the candidates to
keep themselves informed of the time and dates of
admission, interview etc. Individual catering is not
possible for the college. A candidate failed to appear
before the Admission Committee on the notified
time and date shall automatically lose the right of
admission.
VII. Admission granted by the Admission Committee
shall be provisional and will not mean any
commitment or entail any legal liability till
confirmation by the competent authority and
completion of registration by Board.
VIII. The students will abide by the statutes, rules and
regulations promulgated from time to time by the
BISE Peshawar and Islamia College Peshawar with
regard to their curricular, extra-curricular and
disciplinary matters. They will, however, be
governed for all practical purposes, by the rules and
regulations of Islamia College Peshawar, and the
directives issued by the authorities of the College.
IX. The students shall pay the prescribed fee for 12
months along with other charges on day/date of
interview. A candidate failed to deposit the fee on
the day of admission shall lose the right of
admission. It is the responsibility of the parents/
guardians to ensure payment of dues in time.
X. The Admission Committee, in accordance with the
policy laid down in each case, shall determine the
criteria for admission and its decision in the matter
shall be final.
XI. Migration to Islamia College, Peshawar at
intermediate level is not allowed.
XII. The maximum age of the candidate for admission to
intermediate classes on the last date of submission
of form shall not exceed 19 years.
Note: If a candidate's age is more than the prescribed
limit, he/ she shall have to produce age relaxation
certificate from the competent authority (the Vice
Chancellor or his nominee) upto three years.
XIII. 1. Change of subject is NOT allowed after
admission. Students must choose subjects very
carefully.
2. Application for change of discipline (e.g. from
pre-medical to pre-engineering etc.) shall NOT
be entertained because once a student is
registered with BISEP, the Board does not
accept application for change of Registration
number.
3. Class/Section and Practical Group once allotted
cannot be changed.
XIV. Candidates of the following categories are ineligible
for admission:
1. Those passed with less than “A” grade marks to
science (Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, General
Science-1) and less than “B” Grade marks to
Arts, Inter Science and General Science-II.
2. Those convicted of a criminal offence or found
guilty of gross indiscipline or moral turpitude.
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3. The students found guilty of indiscipline in 1st
year shall not be admitted in 2nd year.
XV. If a student applies for admission a year or more
later, then he/she shall produce an affidavit to the
effect that he/she had not been previously admitted
to any College/Higher Secondary School, and that
he/she is availing the 1st opportunity of admission
to a College. In such cases, a total of five Marks per
year would be deducted from such a candidate.
XVI. Casual admission to the college is not allowed.
XVII. A student admitted in 1st year after payment of the
College dues if fails to join for a period of ten days
without any valid reason shall be struck off from the
College roll. He/she shall be considered for
reinstatement upon submission of application only
when he/she gives a valid reason for his/her
absence and the application for re-instatement is
submitted within 10 days after the issuance of
his/her removal order from the College roll. Re-
instatement fee of Rs. 2000/- shall be charged. The
decision to accept or reject such a plea shall be
made by Director APARO on the recommendation of
the concerned teacher. No application of re-
instatement will be entertained after the prescribed
time limit. A student removed/struck off from
College roll during the session due to continuous
absence as prescribed by the rules, will have the
right of appeal to the concerned teacher within ten
days of the issuance of the order of removal.
XVIII. A student removed from the College roll shall
execute a written undertaking at the time of
reinstatement in the presence of his/her father/
guardian that he/she shall under no circumstances
violate the rules of the College again. If he/she
violates the rules again, he/she will not be
reinstated for the second time in any case.
XIX. If the applicant makes any misrepresentation or
conceals any relevant fact in his/her application,
he/she shall be refused admission. If incorrect or
false statement or concealment of facts especially in
case of DOUBLE ADMISSION is detected, his/her
admission shall be cancelled.
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XX. In case of doubtful or undefined validity of any
academic qualification as equivalent to a recognized
examination, the provisional admission will be
subject to recognition of the qualification by the
relevant body.
XXI. In all cases where these regulation are silent or
where there is difference of opinion about their
interpretation, the decision of the competent
authority shall be final.
XXII. In case, a student is removed from the college roll
for any violation of the prescribed rules and
regulation, the same procedure as mentioned in
clause XVII shall be followed for reinstatement.
XXIII. Revised DMC, if any, should be produced before the
date of display of merit list. Revised DMC shall not
be entertained in any case after the date of
interview.
XXIV. In case of many candidates with the same marks for
a seat in the same category, the available seat will
be filled on the basis of seniority of age. The senior
most in age shall be admitted.
XXV. Before filling the admission form, applicants are
advised to go through the prospectus in detail. The
form is for the purpose of reservation and admission
both for normal and self-support scheme. Islamia
College, Peshawar offers admission in various
disciplines including Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering,
General Science, Inter Science, Arts and Theology at
intermediate level. By submitting the form before
the closing date of admission, the applicant shall
stand eligible for getting admission in any discipline
in this college on merit. Detailed schedule of
admission to various disciplines is advertised in
newspapers and uploaded on official website. The
college prepares combined merit list for all
disciplines (boys & girls separately). If a candidate
fails to appear before the Admission Committee or
deposit admission fee in time he/she shall lose the
right to admission.
Theory classes of self-support scheme (for boys
only) will start after 1:00 p.m. while their practicals/
lab will be conducted before 1:00 p.m.
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INTERMEDIATE (BOYS)
Seats Distribution
OPEN MERIT (Subsidized Fee) EVENING SHIFT (Normal Fee)
Discipline Seats Discipline Seats
Pre- Medical 150 Pre- Medical 250
Pre- Engineering 150 Pre- Engineering 250
GS-I 40 GS-I 50
GS-II 40 GS-II 50
Inter Science 40

Arts 100

Theology 40

COURSES OF STUDIES
The College offers the following courses in three major disciplines at intermediate level.
a). Science b). Arts & Humanities, and; c). Theology
Note: Eligibility for admission in Science group (Pre- Med, Pre- Engg and GS-I) is grade A while for other
categories it is grade B minimum. In Theology 40 seats will be filled on merit.
A: i) Pre- Medical: Biology, Physics, Chemistry (Eligibility: S.S.C. with Science)
ii) Pre-Engineering: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry (Eligibility: S.S.C. with Science)
iii) GS-I: Computer Science, Physics, Maths (Eligibility: S.S.C. with Science)
iv) GS-II: Computer Science, General Maths, Statistics (Eligibility: S.S.C. with Science)
v) Inter Science: Economics, General Maths, Statistics (Eligibility: S.S.C. with Science/Arts)
Note: English, Urdu, Islamic Education and Pak Studies are compulsory subjects
b) Arts & Humanities: (Eligibility: S.S.C. with Science / Arts)
Besides English, Urdu, Islamic Education and Pakistan Studies, which are compulsory, one combination
may be taken from the following two groups.
i. Two subjects from History, Civics, Geography, Library Science, Archaeology and Islamic Studies.
ii. One subject from Languages Pashto/Arabic/English (Advance)
c) Theology (F.I.Th): (Eligibility S.S.C. with Science or Arts)
English, Urdu, Islamic Education, Pakistan Studies and the following THREE subjects:
i. Islamiyat ii. Arabic iii. Islamic History & Culture
- Part- I, Culture System of Islam - Part-II, Islamic History

Note: Non- Muslim students are allowed to take Civics instead of Islamic Education.

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QUOTA SEATS

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Important Note:
All other quotas (including Sports, Employees Children, Baluchistan, Senior Alumni, Afghan and Foreign
Students) have been declared illegal by the honorable Peshawar High Court while deciding Writ Petition
No.3011-P/2016. However Islamia College Peshawar has approached the august Supreme Court of
Pakistan and has filed civil petition for leave to appeal against the aforesaid decision of the Peshawar High
Court and applications against these seats shall only be accepted and entertained if the Supreme Court of
Pakistan suspends the operation of the judgement of the High Court while hearing application for leave to
appeal. If operation is suspended these quotas will be re-advertised.

Hafiz-e-Quran:
A candidate who claims to be a Hafiz-e-Quran shall appear before a committee to judge his credentials. The
qualified candidate will get 20 marks extra (to be added with matric marks in the merit list). Attendance
before the committee is mandatory. There is no specific quota for Hafiz-e-Quran.

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR BOYS

Intermediate Open Merit Intermediate Evening Shift

Category Pre -
Pre- Pre- Engineering/ GS-II/Inter Engineering/
Theology Pre- Medical GS-II
Medical GS-I Science/Arts
GS-I

Registration 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500

Tuition Fee 28000 26500 26500 16500 70500 68500 64500

TOTAL 31500 30000 30000 20000 74000 72000 68000

REFUND POLICY FOR BOYS & GIRLS

% of Tuition Fee only Timeline for intermediate/Annual System

Full (100 %) Tuition Fee Up to 15th day of commencement of Classes as per

Refund announced schedule.

Half (50%) Fee Refund From 16th - 30th day of commencement of Classes

No Fee (0%) Refund From 31st day of commencement of Classes

Note: Registration fee is not refundable.

COLLEGE UNIFORM FOR BOYS

Summer
White Shalwar, White Shirt and Black Shoes.
Winter
White Shalwar, White Shirt, Black Sherwani, Black Socks and Black Shoes.

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ISLAMIA COLLEGE FOR GIRLS

OPEN MERIT (Subsidized Fee)

Discipline Seats
Pre-Medical 50
Pre-Engineering 15

EVENING SHIFT (Normal Fee)

Discipline Seats
Pre-Medical 200
Pre-Engineering 15

FEE STRUCTURE

OPEN MERIT (Subsidized Fee) EVENING SHIFT (Normal Fee)

Category Pre- Pre- Pre- Pre-
Medical Engineering Medical Engineering
Registration 3500 3500 3500 3500

Tuition Fee 28000 26500 70500 68500

Total 31500 30000 74000 72000

UNIFORM FOR GIRLS

White Shalwar, White Shirt, White Duppatta with black strips (single strip for F.Sc-I and double strip for F.Sc-
II) on the border and scarf (Black)Prescribed Black Jersy, black flat healed plain leather shoes and black
socks, black hair tie.Students are allowed to wear Black Abaya.

Transport facility is available for female students

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ATTENDANCE RULES

1. Every student shall fulfill the condition of minimum 75% attendance in each subject.
2. A written application shall be sent to the Coordinator Inter Studies by the student or his parent /
Guardian well in time reporting his illness.
3. Sick leave for more than 3 days will be sanctioned by the concerned Chairman only on producing a
valid medical certificate duly verified by the University Medical Officer.
4. Any kind of leave other than sick leave exceeding three days shall be granted by the concerned
Chairman after the application is verified/attested by the parent or guardian in case of day scholars,
and by the Provost through Warden of the hostel in case of resident students.
5. In all kinds of leave except sick leave and in case of the demise of a near relative, the student will
proceed on leave when the leave is sanctioned. Otherwise he will be treated as absent without leave.
6. In all cases, the availed leave will be at the student's own risk. So far as percentage of attendance is
concerned, a medical certificate shall not condone a shortage of attendance.
7. Sportsman shall recommend his leave application from the Director Physical Education of the
College. The leave shall not condone a shortage in attendance. Only actual days shall be counted and
favor granted accordingly. Members of students society shall recommend application from
concerned in-charge.
8. To regulate student's attendance and discipline the Convener will implement the following rules and
regulations:
i) A warning notice against remaining absent for 3 consecutive days shall be displayed on the
Notice Board and a copy dispatched to the parents.
ii) Removal from College rolls shall take place after 6 consecutive absentees without genuine
reason.
st nd
9. Sermons are conducted on weekly basis. It is mandatory for all intermediate students (1 & 2 Year)
to attend these sermons.
10. There shall be test for intermediate students after completion of 25 & 50 classes and pre board exam
in the 1st week of January each year.
11. Attendance shall be ensured by the concerned teacher.

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CREDIT HOURS OF VARIOUS PROGRAMMES

BS (Four Years)

* Or as per recommendation of the concerned bodies.

Semester Breakup
The duration of each semester will be as follows:
1. Classes 16 weeks
2. Mid semester exam 1 week
3. Final examination etc. 1 weeks
Total 18 weeks

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SEATS ALLOCATION FOR BS PROGRAMMES

Eligibility
i) Minimum 45% marks or grade C for admission to all BS programmes.
ii) Maximum age 25 years, overage may be relaxed by the competent authority for a maximum of 5 years.

Note
1. Disability will be determined by the concerned Medical Committee according to the prescribed
procedure. Disability marks will be added to F.A/F.Sc marks in the merit list to be developed on the day
of admission. Fifty percent weightage shall be given to disability marks and remaining 50% to academic
marks for developing final merit list. Appearance before the committee is mandatory.
2. Hafiz-e-Quran: A candidate who claims to be a Hafiz-e-Quran shall have to appear before a committee
to judge his credentials. The passed candidate will get 20 marks extra that will be added to his F.A/F.Sc.
marks in the merit list.
3. Quota entitles a student for admission to Islamia College, whereas allocation of discipline will be on the
basis of merit.

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ADMISSIONS TO BS PROGRAMMES

ADMISSION TO BA ISLAMIC THEOLOGY (2 YEARS)

Eligibility: F.I.Th., F.A with Arabic & Islamic Studies, Intermediate with Sanviya Aama from Wifaq, or Equivalent

PAYMENT OF DUES FOR BS

Fee per semester: Rs.31000/-
Registration Fee is not refundable. The semester fee shall be paid at the time of admission/interview.

Note
The minimum number of students shall be 20 per programme.

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ADMISSION TO MASTER PROGRAMMES

S. No Discipline Eligibility
1 Arabic B.A. with Arabic as a subject
2 BBS (2 years) BA, B.Sc. or equivalent

B.I.Th./B.A. with Islamic studies & Arabic or equivalent (Preference will be

3 Islamic Theology
given to B.A. with Islamiyat
4 Pak Study B.A./B.Sc.
5 Pashto B.A. / B.Sc. Or Equivalent
6 Urdu B.A. with Urdu as a subject
*Minimum number of students shall be 20 per programme

PAYMENT OF DUES FOR MASTERS

Fee per Semester / Annum: Rs.33000/-
Registration Fee is not refundable. The semester fee shall be paid at the time of admission/interview.

REFUND POLICY FOR BS, Masters, Diploma, M.Phil & Ph.D

% of Tuition Fee only Timeline for Semester System Timeline for Annual System

Full (100 %) Tuition Fee th

Up to 7 day of commencement of Classes as
th
Up to 15 day of commencement of Classes as
Refund per announced schedule. per announced schedule.
th th th th
Half (50%) Fee Refund From 8 to 15 day of commencement of From 16 to 30 day of commencement of
Classes Classes

No Fee (0%) Refund From 16th day of commencement of Classes From 31st day of commencement of Classes

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BS AND MASTER ATTENDANCE
1. A student will be allowed to appear in examination
only if he has attended, not less than 65% to the
lectures/Seminars delivered to his/her classes in each
course and 65% of the practical/laboratory
demonstrations prescribed for the respective courses.
2. Counting of attendance shall start from the date of
commencement of classes.
3. A date-wise record of the attendance of students shall
be maintained by each teacher in a register and will be
communicated on monthly basis, countersigned by
the chairperson, to internal Departmental Controller
and APARO for record.
4. At the end of semester the teacher will submit the
overall number of lecture delivered and other results
(Sessional I, II, mid term and final. etc), Counter singed
by the concerned Chairperson, through the internal
Controller, to the controller of Examination for
declaration of result.
5. Students having shortage of attendance (Less than
65%) in a particular course will be required to repeat
the course when it is offered again.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. The number of seats to each course of studies shall
be determined by the Academic Council and
admission shall be made in accordance with the
procedure and policy laid down for this purpose.
2. The admission shall be made on the basis of
academic merit through wide publication in the
press.
3. Admission Form along with prospectus for the
eligible candidates shall be available on payment
from the specified banks on campus.
4. The original documents along with the following
shall be presented at the time of interview:
i. Three passport size photographs
ii. Provisional & Character Certificates of the last
examination passed.
iii. Detailed Marks Certificate of the last
examination passed.
iv. Character certificate.
v. Migration certificate in case the candidate has
passed the last examination from Board other
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6. Absence from class for two consecutive weeks of
more (two weeks means six classes for a three credit
hours course and four classes for a two credit hours
course) without any genuine reason shall entail
cancellation order with payment of Rs.1000/-. The
class teacher will inform the Chairman of the
Department regarding cancellation and restoration of
admission in the course.
7. Leave up to 05 days shall be sanctioned by the
Chairman of the Department concerned. Sanction of
leave beyond one week will be granted by Dean on the
recommendation of Chairperson concerned. The
maximum leave period to be availed in exceptional
cases on very genuine grounds in one semester will
not exceed twelve (12) working days.
8. Attendance relaxation may be given to sportsman.
Teacher may adjust leave as presents after getting
recommendation from Director physical Education.
9. Examination section will only consider the adjusted
attendance of the sportsman sent by the concerned
teacher.
than B.I.S.E., Peshawar. In case migration certificate
has not been issued by the relevant body, it should
be produced within one week after the admission.
vi. National Identity Card of the father/guardian.
vii. Domicile certificate.
viii. Employment Certificate (for employees' children
seats).
ix. All other relevant certificates (if any)
WARNING: The admission shall be cancelled if the documents
attached are found to be forged or tempered with. The College
authorities reserve the right of reporting such cases to the
Police.
5. All admissions shall be finalized by the respective
committees purely on merit basis. Mere submission of
application form does not entitle a candidate for
admission in the College.
6. No application Form shall be entertained after the due
date and time. It is the responsibility of the candidates to
keep themselves informed of the dates and time of
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admission, interview etc. Individual catering is not
possible for the College. A candidate failed to appear
before the admission committee on the notified date
and time shall automatically lose the right of
admission.
7. Admission granted by the Admission Committee
shall be provisional and will not mean any
commitment or entail any legal liability till it is
confirmed by the Competent Authority and the
registration by the University is completed.
8. The students shall abide by the statutes, rules and
regulations promulgated from time to time by
Islamia College Peshawar, with regard to curricular,
extra-curricular and disciplinary matters. They will,
however, be governed for all practical purposes, by
the rules and regulations of the Islamia College
Peshawar, and the directives issued by the
authorities of the University.
9. The students shall pay the prescribed fee along with
other charges on date of interview. A candidate failed
to deposit the fee on the admission date shall lose
the right of admission. It is the responsibility of
parents/guardians to ensure timely payment of dues
at the start of every semester.
10. The Admission Committee, in accordance with the
policy laid down in each case, shall determine the
criteria for admission and its decision in the matter
shall be final.
11. Migration to the Islamia College Peshawar at BS &
Master level is not allowed.
12. The maximum age of the candidate for admission to
BS classes on the last date of submitting admission
form shall not exceed 25 years.
The maximum age for admission to masters program
shall not exceed 27.
*Note: In case a candidate's age is more than the
prescribed limit, he/she shall have to produce age
relaxation certificate from the competent authority,
maximum up to 5 years.
13. Candidates of the following categories are ineligible
for admission:
i. Those convicted of a criminal offence or found
guilty of gross indiscipline or moral turpitude or
misconduct.
ii. Students found guilty of indiscipline shall not be
promoted to the higher class.
14. Casual admission to the College/University is not
allowed.
15. A student removed from the College roll because of any
reason, if reinstated, shall execute a written undertaking
at the time of reinstatement in the presence of his/her
father/guardian that he/she will under no circumstances
violate the rules of the College again. If he/she violates
the rules again, will not be reinstated in any case. Such
application for reinstatement shall be forwarded within
10 days of the removal.
16. If the applicant makes any misrepresentation or conceals
any relevant fact in his/her application, he/she shall be
refused admission. If incorrect or false statement or
concealment of facts especially in case of DOUBLE
ADMISSION is detected after a candidate has been
granted admission, his/her admission shall be cancelled
and shall be expelled from the College.
17. In all cases where these regulations are silent or where
there is difference of opinion about their interpretation,
the decision of the Competent Authority shall be final.
18. Revised DMC if any should be produced before the date of
display of merit list. Revised DMC shall not be accepted
after interview.
19. A student who cease to be a student of this University
shall not be eligible for re-admission in another discipline.
FREEZING OF SEMESTER
1. Freeze will be for one academic year i.e. two consecutive
semesters. More than 2 semester cannot be freezed. 1st
academic year cannot be freezed.
2. Freezing up to two semester from course work is allowed
to students facing acute domestic problems/valid
reasons. The approval of the freezing request may be
granted by the Chairman/HOD of the department. The
Chairman after granting permission of freeze shall inform
the Director Admission in a week for notification/record
etc.
3. During freezing semester the student will be required to
pay 25% of the tuition fee per semester, to continue his
registration with Islamia College Peshawar.
4. Student must submit clearance in Admission Office before
freezing and Admission Office shall notify freeze to all
departments concerned including Controller Office.
5. Session of the student will remain the same on transcript
for the freezing student.
6. The maximum duration allowed for completion of degree
(12 semester for BS, 6 semester for M.Sc) will not be
extended due to freeze, by the duration of semester
freezing.
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DIRECTORATE OF HIGHER STUDIES & RESEARCH

In the today's modern world, higher education on the threshold of this 21st
century plays sumptuous role in the development of civilization and
nurturing of the modern societies. In this era of science and technology,
science, economics, and politics go hand to hand. Any social change or
development inexorably makes itself felt in all these three areas at once
because they are closely inter-reliant. The technological encroachment in
the last few decades has been due to advancement and achievements via
higher education, particularly the microelectronics and information
technology have left no stone unturned and no branch of the economy left
untouched. Thus, in science the two foremost features of development, for
any nation, are, 1) increasingly intensive and specific basic research and
linkage between the universities and industries, and 2) greater
concentration on highly complex general problems via collaborations. Both
basic research and interdisciplinary research are increasingly indebted to
espouse an interdisciplinary approach in order to cope with complex PROF. DR. SAREER BADSHAH
problems scientifically. The rate of students' enrollment in higher Director
education has been enormously increased as per demand of the labor
market and industries which need high skilled and professional peoples.
Thus, universities have become the mass institutions and their main
function rests in the stipulation of higher education with proper training
within a structure which combines teaching and research. The second
function of the university is to provide professional training to students in
all fields of science and technology and to carry out interdisciplinary
research in order to supply a constant number of qualified people for all
fields of employment in all walks of life. The university has to pay
preeminent role in regional development (regional development depends
very much on how far academic institutions function as centers of regional
development) and also in developing the international contacts for
interdisciplinary projects in order to poster the intellectual and social
development of societies.
There are prime reasons for the development of modern higher education
institutions. This development has come about because life in DR. MUHAMMAD ZAHID
contemporary modern society ever more demands dedicated and Deputy Director
specialized knowledge in order to improve living conditions, organization of
modern societies, and to cope with the growing complexity of work
processes and international economic development which demands more specialized techniques and
scientifically based methods to manage work processes.
The ICP enjoys its reputation and played an exceptional role at intermediate level for the last 100 years and I
expect from students, teachers, and administration to work hand to hand and bring honor for the Alma Mater in

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REGULATIONS
Following are the rules and regulations regarding the
higher studies and research at Islamia College Peshawar.
The rules and regulations are subject to the approval of
prescribed changes from time to time by the relevant
statutory bodies of Islamia College Peshawar.
1. ADMISSION PROCEDURE
a. Admission for M.Phil/MS & PhD Studies shall be
advertised simultaneously by the Secretary in
consultation with the concerned Head of
Department.
b. The number of scholars to be admitted shall be
determined by the Graduate Studies Committee
and communicated to the Secretary prior to the
advertisement.
c. Application on the prescribed form shall be
submitted to the Secretary within the given period,
who will forward it to concerned Head after the
closing date. The Secretary will keep the record of
the all applications received.
d. A test of NTS/GRE type or an Equivalent subject test
as decided by GSC shall be conducted by the
concerned institute/department.
e. Before moving in to the Ph.D Programme, a
candidate shall have to complete 30 credit hours,
out of which at least 24 credit hours shall be
reserved for course work, which may lead to the
award of MPhil/MS degree under the Regulations of
DHS&R.
f. For admission to M.Phil/MS the minimum CGPA shall
be 2.5 or 2nd division in Master/graduate studies
while for admission to PhD it shall be 3.0 CGPA at the
scale of 4 in MPhil/MS or equivalent degree.
g. Provisional admission may be granted by the
Graduate Studies Committee under intimation to
the Secretary within one month of the last date of
the receipt of application.
h. The maximum number of PhD students under the
supervision of a full time faculty member will
normally be 5 which may be increased to 8 under
special circumstances in teaching departments.
i. There should be at least 3 Ph.D Faculty members
in a department to launch a PhD program.
2. ADMISSION CRITERIA
Admission will be purely on merit basis as per
following procedure:
a. 40% weightage shall be given to the marks obtained
in the qualifying examination (terminal degree).
b. 50% weightage shall be given to the admission test
conducted by GSC. The GRE General or GRE subject
shall have no weight in deciding merit but treated as
the mandatory requirement of the degree
programme.
c. 10% weightage shall be given to the interview to be
conducted by the Graduate Studies Committee.
3. ELIGIBILITY
a. M. Phil/MS Programme:
Candidates possessing the relevant Master's degree
or 16 years of schooling or 4 year Education after
intermediate (130 Credit hours), with at least 2nd
Division or a CGPA of 2.5 from any recognized
University, shall be eligible for admission to
M.Phil/MS. However, for admission in to M.Phil
English the scholar with CGP 2.00 shall also be
eligible. The relevancy of the master degree shall be
decided by the GSC.
b. Ph. D Programme:
M.Phil/MS or equivalent degree with at least CGPA
of 3.00 or First Division. However, the passing of
GAT/GRE Subject test with candidacy after
completion of course works.
4. REGISTRATION
a. A scholar for M.Phil, or Ph.D programme shall be
registered in a teaching institution of the University
and shall be called a scholar of the concerned
programme.
b. The Secretary shall maintain a register of such
scholars and assign a registration number to each
scholar at the time of admission.
c. Registration may be renewed on payment of the
prescribed fee if a scholar is readmitted within a year
after having been struck off for any valid reason.
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5. APPROVAL OF ADMISSION AND CONFIRMATION
OF REGISTRATION
a. The Head of the department/institution shall
forward the cases of provisional admission within
one month of the date of recommendations of the
Graduate Studies Committee through the Dean of
Faculty to the Director Higher Studies & Research,
for the approval of the Vice-Chancellor.
b. The registration shall be confirmed only after
successful completion of probationary period of
two semesters of course work. Only under
extraordinary circumstances, the probationary
period may be extended by the Vice Chancellor, on
the recommendation of Supervisor, for one
semester only.
6. SCHEME OF STUDIES FOR M. Phil/MS
The scheme of studies for M.Phil/MS shall be as
under:
a. Minimum course work of 24 credit hours spread over
two semesters.
b. Two Semesters research work minimum of six credit
hours on the topic approved by the Board or
substituted with the course work of 6 credit hours (if
approved by the GSC and ASRB).
c. Qualifying of the Plagiarism test of the research
proposal and thesis from QEC of the university within
the acceptable similarity test as fixed by the HEC.
d. Positive evaluation report from two examiners
(external and internal examiner).
e. Viva Voce
7. THE SCHEME OF STUDIES FOR PH.D SHALL BE A AS
UNDER
a. Course work of minimum 18 credit hours in major &
related subjects in which scholar is registered
followed by successful qualifying of the
comprehensive examination.
b. Research work of four semesters (minimum) on the
topic approved by the Board.
c. Qualifying of the plagiarism test of the PhD research
proposal and research thesis from QEC of the
university within the acceptable similarity index limit
as fixed by the HEC.
d. Positive Evaluation of the thesis by at least two
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External examiners. The selection of examiners shall
be as follow:
1) Two foreign examiners from technologically
advanced countries (as given in HEC list).
2) One inland examiner from Pakistan.
e. Acceptance/publication of at least one research
paper, based on Ph.D research work, in HEC
recognized journal as follows:
1) X category (minimum) for Ph.D scholar in
Science Subject.
2) Y category (minimum) for Ph.D scholar in social
Sciences, Art and Humanities.
f. Public defence of the Ph.D thesis.
8. DURATION OF COURSES AND SEMESTERS
a. There shall be two semesters in a year (Fall & Spring),
each of 18 weeks duration including examination
excluding any holiday (s).
b. Summer semester with half of the normal semester
but double work load may be arranged for meeting
the deficiency of courses or for improvement. The
duration summer semester shall not be counted in
the required period of the course work. However, the
decision about running of the summer semester in
any year shall have to be approved by the ASRB
through respective GSC.
c. M. Phil/MS Program shall extend over a maximum
period of two years. However, the total period of the
program may be extended by the Graduate Studies
Committee on the scholar's request duly
recommended by the supervisor to the period of four
years in maximum. The scholar would be required to
pay the fee, etc., of the extended period as well.
d. The Research of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) program
shall extend over a period of two years or 4 semesters
in minimum. The scholar may be granted extension in
research period by the Graduate Studies Committee
on the recommendation of the supervisor, however,
the total extended period shall not exceed four years
or 8 semesters. The scholar would be required to pay
the fee etc. of the extended period as well.
9. GRADUATE STUDIES COMMITTEE
There shall be a Graduate Studies Committee, for a
period of three years, to be appointed by the Vice-
Chancellor and shall consist of:
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a. Concerned Dean as Ex-Officio convener.
b. Chairman, as Ex-Officio member.
c. Two senior-most Ph.D teachers of the Institute
/department or the senior most in terms of service if
Ph.D qualified ones are not available.
d. If necessary, one or two external experts, to be
nominated by the Dean on the recommendation of
the Head of the department/institute.
10. FUNCTIONS OF THE GRADUATE STUDIES
COMMITTEE
a. To plan in the beginning of each academic year
whether admission to different programme of
Higher Studies should be offered or not and to
inform the Secretary well in time. However, the final
decision to commence or otherwise shall be of the
ASRB.
b. To process the applications received for admission
by the Secretary.
c. To decide the mode of admission within the
framework of these regulations and to supervise the
whole admission process.
d. To propose a supervisor for each scholar with his
consultations for the approval of the ASRB.
e. To submit an advance copy of the tabulate result on
prescribed proforma for transcript (As Per
Annexure) showing courses taken, teacher, time,
duration, detailed marks, subject-wise,aggregate
and grade.
f. Tabulated results should be submitted within two
weeks of the end of the semester to the Secretary.
11. SUPERVISOR OF THE SCHOLAR
a. In consultation with the scholar, a teacher/expert
holding a Ph.D degree in the relevant field will be
appointed as a Supervisor. ASRB shall approve the
appointment of supervisor on recommendation of
the concerned Graduate Studies Committee.
b. If otherwise essential, co-supervisor(s) may be
appointed by the ASRB.
c. The scholar at any time may opt for change of
supervisor if he/she has genuine reasons for change
of the supervisor. The request shall be duly
endorsed by the GSC for final decision of the ASRB.
12. FUNCTIONS OF THE SUPERVISOR
a. To facilitate / guide research scholar in determining
topic of his/her research.
b. To recommend additional courses if necessary.
c. To supervise and review the progress of the research
scholar.
d. To support the scholar in defence of synopsis before
ASRB.
e. To propose the Secretary through the GSC a panel of
experts for evaluation the thesis and conducting
Public Defence for approval of the Vice Chancellor.
13. CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION
a. Every Semester, there shall be two examinations:
midterm and final, in addition to assignments.
b. The weightage of the examinations and assignments
shall be as follows:
1) Midterm examination 30%
2) Assignment, term paper, etc. 30%
3) Final Examination (covering the entire course
content) 40%
c. Students desirous of reappearing in any subject for
the purpose of improvement or passing (in case
failed previously) shall have to attend classes of that
subject.
14. COURSE REQUIREMENTS
A research scholar shall fulfill the following
requirements, in consultation with the supervisor
and subject to approval by the Board.
a. The research scholar after completion of 24 credit
hours course work (minimum) in the major or related
subjects for MS/M.Phil shall proceed as follows:
1) Scholar intended to terminate his/her degree
at M.Phil/MS he/she shall conduct research of
6 credit hours (minimum) to complete 30 credit
hours for award degree.
2) For award of degree a research scholar must
have to secure minimum CGPA 2.5/4. However,
student seeking admission into PhD must have
to pass his/her M.Phil/MS programme with
CGPA 3.00. The research scholar desirous of
admission in to PhD shall improve his/her CGPA
by improving his/her course(s) by re-
registering/attending classes and passing
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those courses with improved score. The
scholar may get registered in new courses of
M.Phil/MS level, provided such courses are
being offered in the university and approved by
the GSC/Board of Studies.
3) Scholar registered in MS leading to Ph.D after
completion of 24 credit hours course work
(minimum) in the major or related subjects for
MS/M.Phil proceed further as follow:
a. Shall undertake additional course work of 6
credit hours (minimum). The scholar has to
maintain minimum CGPA of 3.00 out of 4 or
First Division at the completion of 30 credit
hours. The scholar shall also pass subject GRE
with required percentile prior for conversion in
to Ph.D.
b. The conversion in to Ph.D or research proposal
(as the case may be) shall have to be approved
from the Board hrough GSC.
4) An additional Ph.D level course work of 18
credits hours by the scholars evaluated or
freshly admitted to Ph.D program. A research
scholar may be asked to undertake any amount
of additional course work to meet the
deficiency observed by the GSC or supervisor.
This course work may be in the form of audit
course or otherwise.
5) Successful qualifying of the comprehensive
examination in the 18 credit hours course work
passed at the Ph. D
15. ADMISSION, TUITION FEE
a. The following fees (subject to revision) shall be paid
by the Scholars.
1) Registration Fee Rs.5000/- for every one
without any exemption (At the time of the
first registration in M.Phil/MS and Ph.D).
2) Tuition Fee Rs.36000/- per Semester of
M.Phil/MS and Rs.43000/- for Ph.D for
every semester.
3) During research period the scholar shall
pay the following in addition to normal
semester fee.
a) 50% supervisor remuneration to be paid by
the scholar at the time of submission of
thesis and remaining 50% by the university.
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b) 100% Remuneration for Foreign examiners
by the PhD scholar.
c) Remuneration of examiner (in land) by the
research scholar.
d) Rs. 1000/- for research proposal and
Rs.3000/- for thesis anti-plagiarism test
shall be paid by all M.Phil & Ph.D scholars.
4) In special circumstances, concession in the
fee structure of a specific subject may be
given by the Vice Chancellor with the
approval of the Board.
a. Up to 25% of the admission fee may be
received additionally by the concerned
department for provision of stationery and
other contingent expenses. This fee shall
be charged from all scholars without any
exemption.
b. Admission of the candidate shall stand
cancelled if fees, etc, are not deposited
within one month of the date of
Provisional admission.
c. Foreign nationals shall be required to pay
tuition fees, etc., as prescribed by the
Government of Pakistan. They will have to
forward their cases of admission through
the Ministry of Education, Islamabad. No
Objection Certificate by the said ministry
is, therefore, mandatory in the case of
foreign scholars.
6) Approval of the research topic by the
Board during the course work stage or
after the comprehensive examination.
However the research period as prescribed
for the Ph.D research will commence from
the time he/she has been granted Ph.D
candidacy, i.e. the date of qualifying of
comprehensive examination.
7) Completion of research work/thesis of
desired standard up to the satisfaction of
his/her supervisor as per the format/
citation or reference style recommended
by the ASRB.
a. Course work, research topic/synopsis and
allocation of supervisor shall be approved
by the Board on the recommendation of
the GSC.
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Marks Letter Grade Numeric Grade Marks Letter Grade Numeric Grade
Below 50 F 0.0 74-79 B+ 3.5
50-56 C 2.0 80-89 A 4.0
57-64 C+ 2.5 90 and above A+ 4.0
65-73 B 3.0

Note:
In case where numerical grades are not assessable (e.g. field work), letter grade P (Pass) or F (Fail) may instead be
used, and not converted towards CGPA.
b. The grading system for the enrollment from spring-2012 onwards shall be as follow:

Marks Value Letter Grade

85 and above 4.0 A+ Excellent
80-84 4.0 A Very Good
79 3.9
78 3.8
77 3.7 B+ Good
76 3.6
75 3.5
74 3.4
73 3.3
72 3.2 B Fairly Good
71 3.1
70 3.0
69 2.9
68 2.8
67 2.7 C+ Satisfactory
66 2.6
65 2.5
64 2.4
63 2.3
62 2.2 C Average
61 2.1
60 2
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c. The minimum standard for successful
performance in higher studies in M.
Phil/MS courses shall be a grade point of
2.0 in each course and 2.5 CGPA in
aggregate. A scholar whose record falls
below it must raise his CGPA to the
required minimum level by taking
additional course(s) in the following
semester or improve the already taken
courses; otherwise he shall be considered
as withdrawn.
d. The minimum standard for successful
performance in Ph.D courses shall be a
grade point of 2.5 in each course and 3.0
CGPA in aggregate. A scholar whose
records falls below it must raise his CGPA to
the required minimum level by taking
additional course(s) in the following
semester or improve the already taken
courses; otherwise he shall be considered
as withdrawn.
16. MS/M. PHIL PROGRAM
1) A regular student will normally be required to
take a workload (for course work) or six to
twelve credit hours in each semester.
2) At the end of the first semester a student must
obtain a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA)
of 2.5 to be promoted to the second semester.
3) In case a student is able to obtain GPA more
than 2.0 but lesser than 2.5 in first semester,
then he/she will be promoted to the second
semester on probation. The student, who fails
to secure GPA < 2.00 in the first semester, shall
stand automatically dropped from the rolls of
Department/Institute.
4) In case a student is able to obtain CGPA 2.00 or
CGPA < 2.50 in second semester, he/she will be
promoted to the third semester on probation.
The student, who fails to secure CGPA < 2.00 in
the second semester, shall stand automatically
dropped from the rolls of the Department/
College/Institute.
5) In the 3rd and 4th semesters a student will
carry out research work/project under the
supervision of his/her supervisor/co-
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supervisor and submit research thesis/project
by the end of 4th semester (2nd year of the
program).
6) In the 3rd / 4th semester, a student will also be
required to repeat those courses of the 1st
/2nd semester in which he/she had failed and
maintained CGPA of 2.5 failing which he/she
shall be dropped from the rolls of the
department/institute or acceptance of his
research theses deferred for one semester (in
maximum) with the condition to improve
his/she CGPA to 2.5 as last chance.
7) Research theses will be accepted of only those
scholars who scored CGPA 2.5 or greater.
17. CREDITS AND AUDITS
a. Unless otherwise noted, a credit shall
represent a study in an approved course
carried out for one theory hour or two
laboratory hours per week for the full period of
one semester.
b. A scholar who desires to attend a course
without taking examination in that course shall
be called an auditor and shall be shown as such
in the transcript card. An auditor must secure
the consent of the instructor. He shall be
registered as an auditor and shall pay the
regular fees but no credit will be granted for
the course.
c. The scholar must ensure that his/her
attendance level in each course does not fall
below than 70% failing which he/she shall be
barred from sitting in the examination of that
course.
18. COURSE CHANGE AND CREDITS
a. A scholar is expected to complete the course work
within the semesters in which he takes that course. If
a scholar fails to complete or pass course in that
semester, he shall be allowed to repeat it when it is
offered the very next time, or change it with another
course of the same status with the permission of the
concerned head.
b. A scholar may request the Head of department/
institution that his status in a course be changed to
that of an auditor or that he may be permitted to
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withdraw from a course but not later than the end of
the fourth week of the semester. If the request is
granted, the scholar's record shall be marked
“Auditor" or "Withdrawn" against that course. A
scholar who fails to complete a course without
having his status so changed to "Auditor" or
"Withdrawn" shall receive at the teacher's discretion
either a grade of I (incomplete) of F (failure).
19. COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
a. On the completion of the course work of Ph.D, a
scholar shall have to pass the comprehensive
examination in the subjects taught during the Ph.D
course work. The examination shall have two
components as follow:
a) Written test (Objective type/short questions)
50%
b) Oral examination arranged by the GSC- 50%.
b. The scholar must have to score 50% (minimum)
marks in aggregates failing which he/she shall stand
failed.
c. A scholar failing in comprehensive examination shall
be given one additional chance within six months of
the first attempt.
d. The comprehensive examination shall be conducted
by the GSC through the teaching faculty of the
program.
e. If a scholar fails in the 2nd attempt of comprehensive
exam as well, his /her provisional registration in PhD
program shall be withdrawn.
20. RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS THESES
a. The scholar shall pursue a research work for at least
one calendar year for M. Phil/MS and two calendar
years for Ph. D, under the guidance of the Supervisor.
b. The scholar shall submit a formal research proposal
along with a suggested supervisor for approval by
the board through the concerned GSC at anytime but
not later than three months after the completion of
the course work.
c. The topic of the thesis shall belong to the subject in
which the degree is to be awarded. The principal
supervisor shall be from the faculty of the concerned
department. However, a supervisor may be from
outside of subject to his written consent to supervise
and the approval by the relevant bodies. Co-
supervisions may belong to other relevant or
supporting subjects.
d. The scholar may start research and course work
simultaneously. In case a scholar starts course and
research work simultaneously, the course work shall
be successfully completed at least one year prior to
the award of degree.
e. The scholar shall involve the supervisor in his/her
research right from outset and keep seeking
guidance accordingly. On the completion of
research, the scholar shall submit a draft thesis for
final scrutiny and advice of the Supervisor.
f. Five type-written or printed copies of the research
work shall be submitted to the Head of the
Department/ Institution for onward submission to
the Secretary for the purpose of evaluation/
examination.
g. Thesis for the PhD degree shall not be accepted
earlier than six semesters, after the date of first
registration.
21. MONITORING OF RESEARCH PROGRESS
a. Approval copies of the synopsis shall be sent to
offices of the Controller of Examination, and Director
Higher Studies & Research for record purpose.
b. The supervisor shall submit a report for each
research scholar showing a general progress
particularly in research on a prescribed proforma to
the head of department concern and the Director
Higher Studies & Research after every six months.
c. The progress report of each PhD candidate is to be
submitted to the Dean concerned & Director Higher
Studies & Research on six monthly bases on
prescribed format. PhD registration may be
cancelled by the Director Higher Studies & Research
on the recommendation of the GSC by the approval
of the ASRB, if the scholar:
a) Earns three consecutive adverse progress
reports from his/her supervisor.
b) Fails to contact his/her supervisor or leaves the
program without permission.
c) Is found guilty of misconduct.
The aggrieved scholar may file an appeal against
cancellation of PhD registration to the Advance Studies &
Research Board within a period of 30 days. The Advance
Studies & Research Board will give him/her opportunity to
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be heard in person. However, the decision of the Advance
Studies & Research Board shall be final.
22. EXAMINERS APPOINTMENT AND OPINION
(M. Phil/MS)
a. Each scholar for the purpose of examination of
his/her research will have two examiners; external
examiner and the internal examiner (the supervisor).
b. The GSC shall submit names of three experts to the
Secretary for obtaining approval of the Vice-
Chancellor for appointment of one examiner.
c. The external examiner for the evaluation of the thesis
shall be expert in the relevant field holding PhD
degree.
d. The examiner of the thesis shall get a copy of the
thesis along with a copy of the approved synopsis
and the examiners have to examine whether the
candidate has achieved the objective mentioned in
the synopsis which was approved by the ASRB. The
external examiners shall send the evaluation report
to the Director Higher Studies & Research with a
copy to the Controller of the Examination of the
University.
e. The Secretary shall send the thesis to the examiner
who shall examine the thesis and communicate the
result to the Secretary as follows:
1) The scholar may be recommended for the
award of the degree. (In such case, the scholar
shall have to pass a viva voce test/oral defence
of thesis in the presence of his supervisor and
one of the external examiners).
2) The scholar may be asked to revise the thesis
for resubmission.
3) The thesis may be rejected. f. If the examiner
finds that the thesis needs revision, the scholar
will be allowed to revise it. It shall be re-
submitted for a fresh examination by the same
examiner within a period of twelve months.
g. If the examiner feels that the thesis, despite some
shortcomings, is of sufficient merit, the scholar may
be directed to improve the thesis for resubmission
within six months, but without a fresh examination,
the resubmitted thesis must carry a certificate by the
Supervisor (internal examiner) to the effect that the
shortcomings identified have been rectified.
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h. The oral examination of the research thesis of the
scholar shall be conducted by the both examiners
(internal and external).
23. EXAMINERS APPOINTMENT AND OPINION (Ph.D)
1) The GSC shall submit the names of five experts to the
Secretary for obtaining approval of the Vice
Chancellor for appointment of three examiners (out
of whom two shall be from the foreign
technologically advanced countries and one from
Pakistan).
2) The external examiners for the evaluation of the
thesis shall be experts in the relevant field.
3) The thesis report of minimum two examiners shall be
positive for award of PhD degree.
4) The Secretary shall send the thesis to the examiners
who shall examine the thesis and communicate the
result to the Secretary as follows:
a) The scholar may be recommended for the
award of the degree. (in such case, the scholar
shall have Public Defence of the thesis in the
presence of his supervisor and one of the
external examiners).
b) The scholar may be asked to revise the thesis
for resubmission.
c) The thesis may be recommended for the award
of M. Phil degree.
d) The thesis may be rejected.
5) If the majority of examiners find that the thesis needs
revision, the scholar will be allowed to revise it. It
shall be resubmitted fora fresh examination by the
same examiners within a period of twelve months.
6) If the majority of examiners fell that the thesis,
despite some shortcomings, is of sufficient merit, the
scholar may be directed to improve the thesis for re-
submission within six months, but without a fresh
examination. The re-submitted thesis must carry a
certificate by the Supervisor to the effect that the
shortcomings identified have been rectified. The
other rules/regulations of Directorate of Higher
Studies & Research will be intact and will be subject
to changes as prescribed by the statutory bodies of
Islamia College Peshawar from time to time.
Note: Changes if any, after approval of the competent
authority /relevant bodies will be applicable.
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THE CENTRAL LIBRARY
One of the assets of Islamia College Peshawar is its
Central Library. It is one of the oldest libraries in the
province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan and was
established in 1913. It is one of the richest academic
libraries in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, containing 90,000
books and 1261 manuscripts. It has a separate building
covering an area of about 13000 Sq. Ft.
Treasure of Literary Gems
One of the attractions of the Central Library, Islamia
College Peshawar is its manuscripts collection. The
manuscripts are written on various subjects including
Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Religion, Astronomy
etc. The precious and historic material such as old maps,
pictures, script of Quid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah,
and other old material, written in various languages i.e.
in Arabic, Persian, Pashto are placed in this section.
Membership Rules
Ÿ Regular staff and students of the University are
eligible for membership. All postgraduate students,
researchers can avail reading facility during office
hours within the library premises.
Ÿ 20 books to the faculty members are allowed to be
issued from the library, which can be retained for
three months. Every faculty member has to clear his
page before the summer vacation every year.
Ÿ Students of Master Classes can borrow 5 books
including 2 textbooks.
Ÿ Students of Degree Classes of the University can
borrow 5 books including 2 textbooks.
Ÿ Adhoc employees of the University have to deposit
Rs 4000/- as Security fee which is refundable.
Ÿ An intermediate student can borrow 3 books at the
most.
Ÿ The students can retain the books for 2 weeks, which
can be renewed for a further period of 2 weeks, if so
presented on the due date.
Ÿ General and textbooks are issued on first come first
serve basis.
Ÿ Library members will submit any book(s) or other
material, whenever asked by the library staff.
Ÿ Do not write, underline or mark any book(s). Library
book(s) are carefully examined on return and the
borrower will be held responsible for any kind of
damage.
Ÿ Reference material, CD-ROMs, (original) periodicals,
and newspapers will not be issued. They can only be
consulted within the library premises.
Fine Rules
Rs.1/- per day per book is charged as fine in case of late
return of books from the students.
In case of loss or damage to the book, market rates are
charged from the borrowers. If the book is not available
in the market, triple cost of the book will be charged from
the borrower.
Timing: Monday to Friday = 8:00 am to 04:00 pm
Disciplinary Rules
Ÿ Silence should be observed in the library.
Ÿ Mobile Phones should be kept off.
Ÿ Leave your personal belongings such as personal
books, bags, and purses etc at the reception counter
of the library on your own responsibility. The library
disclaims any liability for loss or damage.
Ÿ Seats in the library cannot be reserved.
Ÿ Eating and smoking etc are strictly prohibited within
the library premises.
Ÿ Any student/library member if caught mutilating or
stealing library materials will be referred to the
Disciplinary.
Ÿ Committee and membership will be suspended till
decision. If a student/library member continues this
act, his/her membership will be permanently
canceled.
Ÿ Library staff can ask anyone causing disturbance.
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LIBRARY SERVICES

Circulation Services
Ÿ Membership forms are issued to the new library
users.
Ÿ Library user’s registration.
Ÿ Issuance of Library Membership Cards.
Ÿ Books issue and return activities.
Ÿ Books reservation.
Ÿ To check the record of issued books.
Ÿ To check the record of due books.
Cataloguing Services
OPAC: Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) facilitates
CATALOGUE CABINET: Library users can also consult the
Catalogue Cabinet, if they want to access the information
manually.
HEC Digital Library
The library also provides access to HEC digital library
where more than 50000 e-books and 23,000 journals are
available online within the premises of this university.
Internet Services
Internet services are also given to the library users for
their assignments and research work only.
S.No Name Designation Qualification

the library users to access the library collection via 1 Mr. Tahsinullah In-charge Library MLISc

Internet and Intranet on 202.83.169.9, which saves the 2 Mr. Zakria Assistant Librarian
MLISc,
M.A (Political Science)
M.A (Islamiyat)
time of the reader.
3 Mr. Zeeshan Ullah Assistant Librarian MLISc (Gold Medalist)
MBA

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UNIFORM FOR BS AND MASTERS STUDENTS

To bring uniformity amongst students, all the students are
required to wear uniform as given below. It must be worn by the
students in all College functions, lectures, examinations, dining
hall, matches, when visiting the town and on all such occasions as
the authorities may direct. Uniform is compulsory whenever the
students visit the College whether taking the classes or not.

SUMMER UNIFORM FOR BOYS

White Shalwar, White Shirt and Black Shoes.

WINTER UNIFORM FOR BOYS

White Shalwar, White Shirt, Black Sherwani, Black Socks,
Black Shoes

SUMMER UNIFORM FOR GIRLS

Abaya (ankle length) color sky blue, V shaped or round neck, two
front pockets, upper half with buttons. Full length sleeves with
navy blue rims. Abaya not very tight fitting, Hood, Bust length,
Hood of sky blue color. Bust rim of navy blue, ribbon, white
shalwar, black shoes (flat heels), black socks.

WINTER UNIFORM FOR GIRLS

Same as above with navy blue color Abaya/Hood, and no ribbon
on rims.

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
The Co-Curricular activities of students in Islamia College channelizing their
Peshawar are managed through the Khyber Students potential for a good end,
Societies with the help and assistance of its organizers give vent to their bubbly
who are the faculty members of the university are feelings, broaden their
further guided by the following officials of the vision in the global
University: context and refine their
1. Prof. Dr. Habib Ahmad qualities as national
Vice Chancellor, Patron architects.
2. Dr. M.S. Abaseen Yousafzay In-charge Khyber Union
Chief Organizer Hall/Chief Organizer
arranges debates,
KHYBER UNION HALL declamations, quizzes
Khyber Union Hall is the hive of co-curricular activities of and many more co-curricular activities. Khyber
the students. It was built in 1942 to house the College Debating, Adventure/ Hiking, Blood Donor's Societies
student body, the Khyber Union, established in 1921. etc were already operative in the Postgraduate Islamia
Every good institution aims at a multidimensional College, Peshawar under the supervision of In-charge
development of student's personality. Academic Khyber Union Hall / Chief Organizer, thereafter, the up
excellence should go together with power of expression, gradation of the College into University in 2008 the
tolerance and appreciation of difference of opinion. number of Societies has been increased Upto eleven
The activities of Khyber Union have ceased as part of a within the scope of new development shall now be
general ban on student unions in 1982, yet the Hall has stated as:
been instrumental to train students in the ways of real
democracy. It also has assumed the additional role of KHYBER STUDENTS' SOCIETIES
assisting students in matters related to their future 1. Khyber Islamic Cultural Society.
profession as well as their present intellectual, 2. Social Welfare & Awareness Society.
psychological and academic concerns. 3. Khyber Literary & Debating Society.
In 2008 when Islamia College University came into being 4. Blood Donor's Society
the Khyber Union was converted as Khyber Students' 5. Creative Art and Heritage Society.
Societies for the same purpose in vast canvas. In-charge 6. Science & Technology Society.
Khyber Union Hall/ Chief Organizer arrange debates, 7. Sports Society
declamations, quizzes and many more co-curricular 8. Islamia College, Rifle Society.
activities. 9. Adventure and Hiking Society.
Co-Curricular activities are an important part of the 10. Dramatic Society
campus life. These include university-based or 11. Environmental protection Society
University-Sponsored cultural, Educational, Social 12. Character Building Society
Welfare, Humanitarian assistance and recreational 13. Islamians' Volunteer Society
activities that are not part of the regular curriculum but 14. Islamia Law Society
are an integral part of the living-learning community at
the Islamia College, Peshawar.
MISSION
The Managers of the Students' Societies try their level 1. Culture
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3. Social welfare 6 Service to humanity and to make them fine human-

4. Humanitarian assistance beings and good citizens of Pakistan; pursuing its
5. Recreation ideals & ideology.
6. Personality building 6 To educate students for all practical ends of life and
7. Art induce in them leadership qualities.
6 To prepare students to face future challenges in the
VISION national, regional and global context.
1. Confidence building 6 To develop aesthetic sense in students.
2. Broaden students' approach
3. Refining students' qualities
4. To provide skilled leadership to the society ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
The Vice-Chancellor, Islamia College, Peshawar is the Patron in Chief (Vice-Chancellor)
Chief Patron of all the Societies. Each society is looked
after by an Organizer and Coordinator in the overall
supervision of a Chief Organizer. The student cabinet of Director Students Affairs
each society works under the guidance of its respective
Organizers. The session of the Students Societies is
Chief Organizer
connected with the Academic Session which normally
starts in September and continues to the end of August
next year. Organizers
Thus, the University offers unique leadership and service
opportunities in the form of these activities through the
societies. CABINET OF A STUDENTS SOCIETY
The students groomed by the above mentioned 6 President
societies will set high standards in the form of quality 6 Senior Vice President (01 M +01 F),
performance in various programs/ competitions at (if necessarily required in special cases)
provincial, national and international levels. 6 Vice-President
It is mandatory for each and every student of the 6 General Secretary
University to join at least two societies and take an active 6 Joint Secretary
part in the co-curricular activities which may be 6 Finance Secretary
arranged by the Khyber Students Societies office at 6 Media Secretary
Khyber Union Hall Islamia College Peshawar. 6 Public Relations Secretary (01 M + 01 F)
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF KHYBER STUDENTS
SOCIETIES
6 To discover and refine the hidden qualities of the
students.
6 To enhance creative skills of the youth.
6 To inculcate in students the spirit of healthy
competition.
6 To induce in individuals the sense of love and
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SELECTION PROCEDURE, RULES & REGULATIONS OF SOCIETIES
! The Chief Organizer is selected by the Patron in Chief.
! The Organizers/Coordinators are selected by the
Chief Organizer.
! The students' office bearers are selected after a
thorough scrutiny of applications and interviews
conducted by the Chief Organizer, Organizers,
Coordinators.
! All students of the University become members of
the Societies on the submission of a prescribed form.
! The selection of various office bearers is made on
seniority cum experience/suitability basis for a
particular responsibility. However, the President of a
society is normally from the senior most class of a
department/institution, i.e. Ph.d/M.Phil/MA/M.Sc/
LLB /BS and F.A/F.Sc student preferably in final year.
! A very high standard of discipline and decency is
required of all the students' office bearers, failing
which on the observation/report of the Chief
organizer/Organizers/Coordinators and other
relevant officers, the Patron in Chief may replace the
students' office bearers, through a proper
procedure, by suitable alternates.
! Absence from three consecutive meetings, without
prior information/ very compelling reasons either by
the staff members or the students office bearers will
tantamount to non-observance of the required
attendance rules thereby making their replacement
with suitable other staff members and students.
! A student office bearer would not be able to hold
one position for more than one year, unless most
strongly recommended in case of non-availability of
suitable alternate by the concerned faculty and
administrative staff of the Khyber Students'
Societies.
! However, the Chief Organizer, Organizers,
Coordinators may retain their positions
consecutively for more than one year on the basis of
their good performance and non-availability of
suitable alternatives.
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Awards and Rewards
! In addition to prizes and awards, the staff and
students who would have performed consistently
and excellently, would be honoured with certificates
of participation and excellence at the end of the year.
! The staff members would be given, after the
approval of the Competent Authority, one point
each for the selection in an administrative
responsibility of the Islamia College, Peshawar in
addition to monthly token honorarium.
Goals & Targets
Khyber Islamic Cultural Society
! Highlight Muslim cultures in Islamic perspective
! Promote the real understanding of the Holy Quran
! Teach correct text-reading (Tajweed`) of the Holy
Quran
! Hold seminars, workshops and extensive lectures
! Arrange quiz competitions and exhibition of Islamic
literature.
Social Welfare and Awareness Society
! Observe campus cleanliness campaign
! Planning organizing social works
! Coordinate events among the societies and develop
annual plan
! Inculcate the spirit of human service, volunteering
and patriotism in the students by involving them in
practical social work
! Prepare the students for practical life as leaders in
their personal, academic and professional
endeavors
! Create awareness regarding different issues of
common concern among the public in general and
the students in particular
! Encourage curricular and co-curricular activities
such as seminars, conferences, walks, inter
departmental competitions on social welfare and
awareness etc in the University
! Support the university administration in the creation
of conducive, clean and caring environment in the
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! Support, advocate and promote any issue which can
enhance the image of Islamia College, Peshawar at
National and International levels
Khyber Literary & Debating Society
! Arrange Pushto and Urdu Musha'iras.
! Hold poetry and prose writing competitions
! Organize Inter University extempore and arranged
debate competitions
! Arrange calligraphy competition
The Blood Donors' Society
! Organize blood donation camps
! Create awareness through lectures and media
! Arrange first aid and disaster management
programmes
! One day tour to a target area
! Collect facts and figures about the demand and
supply of blood
! Check environment and different facilities regarding
blood donation etc
! Interact with likeminded organizations to exchange
and share information and skills, facts & figures,
views and ideas.
Creative Art and Heritage Society
! Preserve and promote the folk art and heritage of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at the University level
! Hunt the talent among the students
! Create the awareness of folk art and heritage of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa among the students.
! Hold visual art competitions
! Arrange art and craft exhibitions
! Organize photographic exhibitions
! Undertake beautification of the campus
Science & Technology Society
! Organize science fairs/exhibitions
! Hold science quiz competition
! Arrange science conferences/seminars
Sports Society
! Celebrate annual sports week
! Hold sports competitions
! Encourage sport events arranged by the boarders
! Develop sportsman spirit
! Encourage the sportsmen to observe discipline
Islamia College, Rifle Society
! Give awareness seminar on civil defence
! Provide target shooting training
! Arrange target shooting competition at Inter-
University level
! Hold target shooting competition at provincial level
The Adventure and Hiking Society
! Promote natural and living beauty of Pakistan
! Promote tourism
! Explore the cultures of Pakistan
! Prepare students to plan and undertake expeditions
on their own.
Dramatic Society
! To stage Pashto, Urdu and English Theatrical Stage
Plays
! To promote artistic talent of the University.
! To promote creative and performing art of the area/
Country.
Environmental Protection Society
! Give Awareness seminars about environment
! To promote environment friendly emotions.
! To hold awareness drive about Bio-diversity
protection
Character Building Society
! Character building of students
! In particular related to moral, ethical and religious
values.
! To motivate and build a sense of belonging amongst
all Islamians'.
Islamians' Volunteer Society
! Serve to enhance & sustain to sprit of volunteering
by fostering collaboration.
! To help existing Islamians, Islamia College for
boys/Girls and University level students
! Help in the shape of material (books, uniform etc)
Moral & Cash support.
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Islamia Law Society
! To enhance the public speaking and advocacy skills
of students.
! Polishing creative & critical thinking of students.
! To promote social interaction among the students of
the department.
! Promote the respect & ensure respect for rule of law.
! Mobilize students through various seminars &
workshop.
! To work together with other law promoting agencies
institute.
! To engage students in organizational teamwork.
! Proper presentations, essay writing etc.
STUDENTS' SENATE
Structure & Functions of the Students' Senate
! The Students Senate has one representative from
each class of BS and Master Program. The criteria
for membership is the highest marks in the
preceding Board/University exam for the newly
admitted students and then highest Grade/Marks
in each semester examination.
! Membership of each student representative is valid
till the declaration of the result of the succeeding
semester.
PROCTORIAL BOARD
MR. FALAK NAZ
Chief Proctor
STAFF PROCTORS
Dr. Muhammad Adil Mr. Sajid Rehman
Mr. Muhammad Ismail Khan Dr. Shaukat Ali
Mr. Muhammad Waseem Ms. Maryam Noor
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! Indiscipline, immoral behaviour, cheating in exam
or involvement in political activities on the campus
renders a student ineligible for the seat in “ Student
Senate “ despite highest marks and will be replaced
by the student next in order of merit.
! The Vice-Chancellor is the ex-officio Chairman of
the “Students Senate “and may attend the meeting
at his convenience.
! Dr. Gohar Zaman was the first Deputy Chairman
who was responsible to plan and coordinate the
business of the house.
! The Assistant Registrar Academics is the ex-officio
Secretary of the house to record the proceedings of
the Senate and follow-up the implementation of
the suggestion/decisions by the relevant sections
and departments.
! The Students' Senate will meet at least twice a year
to review the overall academic environment of the
university, discuss the students' problems and
propose feasible measures for improvement.
! Apart from the minimum requirements, the
administration may convene any number of
meeting of the body for consultation, feedback and
dissemination of information.
MR. SYED KAMAL
Senior Staff Proctor
Mr. Ahmed Zeb
Mr. Mukhtar Ahmad
Mr. Adnan Khan
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S.No. Name of Department Page No.

1 Arabic 49

2 Botany 50

3 Computer Science 51

4 Chemistry 57

5 Education 58

6 English 59

7 Economics 60

8 Geography 61

9 Islamic Theology 62

10 Mathematics 63

11 Management Sciences 64

12 Centre for OMICS Studies 66

13 Pashto 67

14 Political Science 68

15 Pakistan Studies 69

16 Psychology 70

17 Physics & Electronics 71

18 Statistics 73

19 Shariah & Law 75

20 Urdu 76

21 Zoology 77
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DEPARTMENT OF ARABIC
VISION
To be one of the prominent departments of the
Islamia College, Peshawar with the required talent
and opportunities where youth of the nation in
general and those of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in
particular could be proud of seeking knowledge for
their Bachelors, masters' and research degrees.
MISSION
To promote the cause of Islam as modern,
enlightened religion of the world through inculcation
Arabic language & Quran and Seera & to create
awareness of the importance of religion of Islam and
to motivate the students to follow the religion in the
light of Quran and Hadis.
OBJECTIVES
1) To offer competitive and valuable syllabi to
students
2) To organize Arabic language learning programs
for the students and faculty members of ICP
3) To Established Arabic Department as modern
enlighten research institution
4) To introduce new fields of specialization and
thus expand the range of choices for students;
5) To accelerate research activities and motivate
research students to take up issues for
investigation that can help Pakistan to meet
successfully the challenges of modern era.

S. # Name Designation Qualification

Assistant Professor,
1 Dr. Hafiz Hifazat Ullah M.A Arabic, M.A Islamiyat, M.Ed, Ph.D Arabic (UOP)
Coordinator
2 Dr. Saira Gul Assistant Professor Ph.D
3 Mr. Riaz Muhammad Lecturer M.Phil
4 Mr. Dost Muhammad Lecturer MA Arabic (Quaid-i-Azam Uni. Islamabad), MA Islamiat (UOP)
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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
VISION work we want to import high quality theoretical and
practical knowledge in the field of plant sciences. By
“Excellence in Plant Sciences through teaching and
collaboration with academics and researchers at
research and preparing individuals of competence
national and international level we want to produce
and integrity”
graduates of high academic caliber, who are trust
MISSION worthy, confident and competent to address the
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

INTRODUCTION internationally that responds promptly to the challenges of
the 21st century.
The Department of Computer Science was founded in 1987
and began functioning in the academic year 1987-88 by MISSION
offering a two year degree program in Bachelor of
Islamia College Peshawar is surely envisaged to grow as a
Computer Science. To further strengthen the discipline of
modern center of excellence for research and development
Computer Science by producing high quality pro with sound
in the fields of science and technology and we are
fundamental knowledge, the department has started a four
committed to the provision of intellectual leadership and
year degree program in BS (Computer Science) in 2000. In
development of indigenous technology; while remaining
the year 2008, Islamia College Peshawar was upgraded to
cognizant of our responsibilities to community
the status of the university. At the time of up-gradation
development, nation-building and socio-economic
computer science department was the only department
progress. With our vision firmly embedded in all our
carrying four year degree program, which was started later
practices and our fingers on the pulse of national needs, we
in other departments as well.
are confident that Islamia College Peshawar will play a vital
Computer Science Department at Islamia College is
role in developing our national economy through its
currently running 5 programs which includes BS (Computer
focused Industry-Academia Linkages.
Science), BS (Software Engineering), MSc (Computer
IT industrial innovation and research center is proposed to
Science), MS (Computer Science) and Ph.D (Computer
strengthen the department. The proposed IT industrial
Science). Department has 5 well equipped labs.
innovation and research center is aim to produce skilled IT
Department has recently established highly equipped
professionals, scientist and researchers to implement cost
Digital Image Processing research lab and Research &
effective solutions to real world problems. This center will
Development (R&D) lab. In future, Incubation and
enhance the academic ability of the University to provide
Excellence Centers will soon be established to fill the gap
quality education to the students and provide means to
between Industries and Academia. Department of
administrators and faculty to operate successfully. Keeping
Computer Science has already been declared as center for
in view the importance of applied research, innovation and
Microsoft IT academy certification and cisco certification.
Industry-Academia Linkage, Islamia College Peshawar has
The Department of Computer Science is offering a wide
planned its policies to achieve its global, learning and
range of courses. The purpose of these courses is to provide
developmental objectives.
opportunities for advanced studies and research in the field
The Center will be equipped with
of Computer Science and information Technology and
! General labs for IT courses,
related fields, and also to produce highly skilled computer
! Final year project labs,
personnel to cater the need of Computer professionals in
! Research labs for MS and PhD students
the country and abroad. The Department maintains high
o Image Processing Lab
standard of education through continuous assessment and
o Medical Imaging Lab
with periodic tests, quizzes, seminars and field projects.
o Virtual and Augmented Reality Lab
Beside this the Department maintains close link with
o Computer Vision Lab
professional organizations at national and international
o Robotic Lab with Indoor environment
levels, to enhance professional and academic standard of
o Robotic Lab for outdoor environment
the faculty and as well as of the students.
! State of the art lecture rooms and halls for the
VISION computer science and software engineering students.
Build a center of excellence in both teaching and research of ! State of the art offices for faculty members to carry out
computer science to be recognized nationally and research and developmental activities of the
department.

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! State of the art Technology Incubation Center. technology, network technology, designing and 3D
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COURSES
BS Computer Science

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BS Software Engineering

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Course outline for M.Phil Computer Science

! Minimum credit hours shall be 30 for MS (Computer Science) program.
! The program shall comprise 4 semesters spread over 2 years with two semesters a year.

Course outline for Ph.D Computer Science

! Minimum credit hours shall be 40 for PhD (Computer Science) program.

! The course work will be of 18 credit hours.
! Research will be of 12 credit hours.
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
VISION o Communicate the excitement of chemistry to public
at large
The Department of Chemistry at Islamia College o Serve the province, nation and world by advancing
Peshawar, endeavors to be recognized as one of the best the knowledge of chemistry and improving the
chemistry programs in Pakistan with acknowledged quality of life
research, instruction and outreach.
FUTURE GOALS
MISSION
Our students are getting MS/PhD admissions in world
The mission of the Department of Chemistry is to: best ranking universities in Europe, China, South Korea,
o Create and maintain program of excellence in the area Australia and USA. We are developing our labs with state
of research, education and public outreach. of the art scientific research equipments. We plan to sign
o Attract, develop and retain country-renowned faculty MOU's with different world class universities and
o Provide best research and teaching facilities that will chemical science centers for research collaborations and
prepare graduates to assume leadership positions transfer of knowledge.
within universities and chemical and other associated
industries
o Recruit outstanding undergraduate and graduate
students
o Provide innovative, dedicated classroom instruction
o Encourage students to value diversity and to develop
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

VISION
Dreaming of patriotism and contributing meaningfully to the nation
building, to achieve national goals and to cope with the international
challenges. Teacher is only agent to put thoughts in action and correlate
science with religion, who needs to be professionally sound and a
tremendous practitioner of modern pedagogy, managerial skills and
educational technology. The department of pedagogy intends to bring
continuous improvement for better services in local, national and
international market.

MISSION
To struggle for producing devoted and dedicated teachers, where an
achievement, based on safety of culture, religion, quality, equality and
resilience is ensured. Dr. Jehangir Shah
To provide opportunity to the students to explore their hidden potentialities Coordinator
through practical motivating achieves.
To prompt the faculty of nurture the students regularly, through the provision of modern educational
techniques, in a facilitating.
To continuously involves the patents, administration and community in supporting and upgrading the quality of
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES Our committed faculty and industrious students are
striving to establish a department known for quality,
To make students proficient in the use of English
excellence and academic integrity.
language and to equip them with a polished literary
taste and critical approach.

S.No Name Designation Qualification

1 Prof. Dr. Abdus Salam Khalis Professor, Chairman Ph.D (English Literature ) Postdoc (U.K)
2 Mr. Javed Iqbal Assistant Professor M.A (English)
3 Dr. Zahid Ali Shah Assistant Professor Ph.D (English Literature )
4 Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Khan Assistant Professor Ph.D (Linguistics)
5 Mr. Atteq ur Rahman Asst. Professor M. Phil (Literature) PGD (TEFL), ELT (Certificate)
6 Mr. Amjad Ali Asst. Professor M. Phil (Literature)
7 Mr. Tasleem Ullah Lecturer M.A (English)
8 Mr. Alamgir Khan Lecturer (On study leave for Ph.D in UK) M.A (English)
9 Mr. Muhammad Rashid Lecturer (On study leave for Ph.D in UK) M.A (English)
10 Mr. Arif Mahmood Assistant Professor M.Phil
11 Mr. Falak Naz Khan Lecturer M.A (English)
12 Mr. Bashir Ahmad Lecturer M.A (English)
13 Mr. Awal Said Lecturer M.A (English)
14 Ms. Sanaa Malaikah Noor Lecturer M.A (English) Gold Medalist
15 Ms. Nadia Gul Lecturer M.A (English) PGD (TEFL) MS (USA)
16 Mr. Ubaid Abbas Lecturer M.A (English)
17 Ms. Durre Shahwar Lecturer (on leave) M.Phil
18 Ms. Gul Rukh Khattak Lecturer M.A (English)
19 Mr. Riaz Hussain Lecturer M.Phil (English)
20 Ms. Lubna Ayaz Lecturer M.A (English)
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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
VISION Economics in conjunction with other graduate
programs in social sciences.
The Department of Economics, Islamia College University ! To maintain and promote a broad spectrum of
Peshawar, Pakistan aspires to: intellectual contribution in support of our high quality
! Uphold high standards of academic performance. teaching.
! Respect students and provide them with quality ! To serve the rural communities of Khyber
education. Pakhtunkhwa through undertaking various research
! Promote employment opportunities for students by programs with the support of Department for rural
introducing , Applied courses and research culture development Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
! Maintain a collegial work environment. ! To generate highly skilled researchers with up-to-date
! Interact with the greater community research knowledge to understand and provide
! Sustain continuous improvement and innovation possible solutions for current economic problems.
MISSION For this purpose the department has initiated MS and
PhD programs in the field of Economics.
! To provide the students with the basic tools of
economic analysis to enable them to understand and
evaluate economic problems and policies and acquire
economic literacy.
! To equip students with useful skills for a wide variety
of careers in such areas as business, civil service and
teaching as well as provide the necessary
prerequisites for graduation in economics, business
and law.
! Top promote and encourage high quality teaching
with emphasis on undergraduate education of our
majors and minors, students with other majors and of
students seeking general education. The
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DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

VISION environment in the Classrooms/ laboratories.

3) To impart Knowledge about GIS and Remote
The Department of Geography is committed to the Sensing to the Students of Geography and to
advancement and dissemination of "spatial thinking" serve the community with the latest techniques.
to citizens of Pakistan and beyond.Our vision is to be
regionally and nationally recognized for excellence in FACULTY
research and teaching in the areas of Geography,
Mr. Muhammad Hakeem Khan
Remote Sensing, and Geographic Information
Assistant Professor & Coordinator
System. GIS is a key tool for understanding the
M.Sc Geography
natural world and includes: Remote Sensing,
Geographic Information Systems, Spatial Statistics,
Dr. Abdur Raziq
and Global Positioning System.
Assistant Professor
MISSION Ph.D (Remote Sensing / GIS)

To make fundamental contributions to the

advancement of Geographic Science by Conducting
disciplinary and integrative research in the physical
and social sciences that spans local to global scales,
with an emphasis on a geospatial perspective of our
changing planet and its sustainability. Equipping
undergraduate and graduate students to meet the
challenges associated with the continuing evolution
of Geographic Science while providing them with
vibrant and fulfilling educational experiences.
Applying Geographic Science to societal and
environmental issues in our state the nation and the
global community.

OBJECTIVES
1) Establishment of Advance RS/GIS Laboratory
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DEPARTMENT OF ISLAMIC THEOLOGY

MESSAGE patronage of qualified faculty who are embedded with
critical thinking and research oriented skills, in order to
In modern day world, our society and country need such a enlighten the ummah/humanity with the true picture of
magnanimous scholars and experts, who beside having Islam.
potent knowledge of Islam, bear the capacity of facing the
challenges of the modern day world, dealing effectively FUTURE PLANS
with the new demands, and hold the perception of future
! Certificate and Diploma Programs in “Islamic
prudence. Department of Islamic Theology utilizes all its
Banking”
available resources in producing scholars in the fields of
! Certificate and Diploma Programs in “Functional
Quran, Hadith, Islamic Jurisprudence etc, who according
Arabic language”.
to the new trends and disposition of the modern age, get
! To conduct workshops on different prevailing issues in
the authority to interpret & elucidate Islam and different
Islamic perspective.
branches of Islamic Knowledge. For this magnificent
purpose, Department of Islamic Theology besides
teaching activities introduces M.Phil and Ph.D. programs
in Islamic Studies for the professional growth of scholars
in the field of research.
VISION
! The department of Islamic Theology aspires to be a
reference point for Muslims regarding their day to day
issues and challenges of religious significance,
specifically targeting the misconceptions about Islam
in general and its misrepresentation in the Pakhtun
society in particular.
MISSION
To produce visionary graduates with in-depth
understanding of the contemporary challenges under the

S.No. Name Designation Qualification

Associate Professor, M.A Islamiyat Gold Medal,
1 Dr. Salim Ur Rahman
Chairman M.A Arabic Gold Medal, Ph.D
2 Dr. Nisar Muhammad Professor Ph.D
3 Mr. Ubaid Ur Rahman Assistant Professor M.A
4 Dr. Hussain Farooq Assistant Professor Ph.D
5 Dr. Hafiz Zafar Hussain Assistant Professor Ph.D
6 Dr. Muhammad Ayaz Assistant Professor Ph.D
7 Dr. Muhammad Nasir Lecturer Ph.D
8 Dr. Ashfaq Ali Lecturer Ph.D
9 Dr. Mir Akabar Shah Lecturer Ph.D
M.A Islamiyat (Gold Medal),
10 Dr. Najeeb Zada Lecturer
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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
VISION
The vision of Department of mathematics is to get
recognition regionally and internationally for
delivering high quality teaching & research in field of
mathematics, both of value and relevance to the
community we serve.
MISSION
The mission of mathematics department is to play an
active role in the scientific development of Islamia
College Peshawar through close inter-departmental
cooperation by providing a large number of
mathematics courses for other disciplines and
departments & by offering excellent instruction at all
levels of curriculum to meet diverse mathematical
needs of Islamia College Peshawar in particular and
of the society in general.
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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
CHAIRMAN MESSAGE
Welcome to the Department of Management Sciences, a
place where you will become a part of a dynamic and
capable group of people. In just over 8 years, Department
of Management Sciences has emerged as a leading centre
of excellence in Islamia College Peshawar.
The programs at the Department of Management
Sciences are geared towards meeting the needs of rapidly
changing market requirements. The tremendous changes
occurring in industry at the dawn of the 21stcentury call for
a new approach in dealing with a diverse array of issues,
and education institutions lie at the heart of dealing with
these changes and developments. Here at the
Department of Management Sciences, we are committed
to enhance the educational standards of the country and
equipping our students with the knowledge and practical
skills to meet the challenges of the new era.
Our foreign and local qualified faculty is equipped with
the necessary modern day skills to ensure that our
graduates are the most competitive candidates meeting
market needs. Our graduates are known for their
academic excellence and are serving in the best local and
foreign institutions in the country.
Dr. Shahid Jan Kakakhel
PROGRAMS
Currently, Department of Management Sciences is
offering BBA, BBS, MBA 1.5 years, MS and PhD programs
with specializationin (HRM, Marketing, Finance
Entrepreneurship, Islamic Banking & Finance, Conflict
Management, Project Management, and SCM)
VISION
Strive to be a leading business management department
having excellence in developing responsible leaders,
equipped with business management professionalism
that is to be reckoned with even across national
boundaries.
MISSION
To earn recognition and reputation of competency and
innovation in teaching, learning, and research, having
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local focus with international orientations, sharpening
students' skills relevant to fast changing world with strong
sense of social responsibility, immediacy and action
inspired with national colors.
SOCIETY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
It aims to foster an entrepreneurial culture among
students to explore, learn and exploit opportunities in the
market by providing them a platform where they can
develop and enhance their creativity towards business
solutions. Eventually, would lead to create industry-
academia linkages.
Key objectives:
! To develop entrepreneurial skills in students which
enable them to plan and manage their startups
! To organize series of seminars and workshops to
motivate our student and broaden their vision
regarding business opportunities and how to exploit
those timely
! Participation into Business plan Competitions in
different universities
! To bridge the gap between academia and industry by
offering creative business solutions
! To establish business incubation centre
Industry-Academia Linkages/Placement of Students
It is the utmost priority of Department of Management
Sciences to play its role in bridging the gap between
industry and academia. It will help students to familiarize
with the practical aspects of the corporate sector.
Moreover, it will also facilitate students in internship and
securing good job with focusing on developing a long run
relationship with the industry.
Key objectives
! Students visit in various reputable organizations
! Arranging workshops/seminars for students by
inviting industry representatives
! Maintaining a job profile and likely vacancies
becoming available from time to time
! Maintaining the students' profile/CVs record of our
graduates and modifying it with their employments
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! Ensuring that the research and development
activities in department are market demand-oriented
! Networking with alumni to increase internship and
job opportunities for students
Corporate Social Responsibility
The efforts reflect our commitment to operate in an
environmentally sustainable and socially responsible
manner and involve students in the same direction
Key objectives
! Encouraging faculty to participate in volunteerism
! Arranging CSR related seminars/workshops
! Helping safety and health issues among both students
and faculty
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CENTRE FOR OMICS STUDIES

INTRODUCTION plays a significant role in the educational missions of
the Islamia College Peshawar. We strive to contribute
Omics is a new research field in which all the
in fulfilling the need of quality manpower in science
biological data obtained from various studies
and technology. We expect our graduates will serve
including genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and
the nation and humanity at large.
metabolomics are comprehensively collected,
integrated and analyzed to decipher the biological VISION
nature of living organisms. Today's marvelous COS's vision is to be a hub facility in Omic sciences
innovation in DNA sequencing technology has as a distinguishing opportunity to become a
enabled us to notably accelerate the accumulation of reference Centre in Pakistan for OMIC Studies
and analysis of various biological data. This has research and services.
resulted in a shift of Omics research to the next
generation in which the amount of biological data to FACULTY
be handled will be increased by two or more orders Muhammad Tariq
of magnitude than that analyzed to date. New Assistant Professor, Genetics
datasets will also be produced from emerging Ph.D Genetics, 2017
research fields such as epigenomics and Hazara University Mansehra, Pakistan
metagenomics. In the next generation, it will be very M.Phil Genetics, 2011
Hazara University Mansehra, Pakistan
difficult to integrate and analyze such vast amounts
of data in an individual laboratory. To cope with these
current world scientific trends, we established a new
research organization named the Center for OMIC
Studies (COS) at Islamia College Peshawar in March
2017, by integrating research activities in both the
genomic and computer science fields.
MISSION
COS unwavering mission is to remain a leader in
Molecular Biology & Genetics, Microbiology and
Bioinformatics research, and to provide excellence in
teaching and mentoring at all educational levels. COS
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DEPARTMENT OF PASHTO
The Pashto Department, Islamia College Peshawar is the
first ever Pashto department of Pakistan. It was
established by renowned scholar and diplomat Maulana
Abdul Qadir in 1950, while in the follow up Pashto
Academy University of Peshawar was established in 1955
and Department of Pashto University of Peshawar was
established in 1961.
For more than sixty years this was an undergraduate
teaching department. After a few years when Islamia
College Peshawar became a public sector university this
department had also upgraded as post graduate teaching
department. Currently the department is teaching
intermediate & Master classes while BS, M.Phil & Ph.D
Classes is expected to be announced shortly. Dr. Abaseen
Yousafzai is its founder chairman. The detail of the other
Hods is given below:
1. Prof. Maulana Abdul Qadir 1950 - 1958
2. Prof. Jehanzeb Niaz 1958 - 1980
3. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Azam Azam 1980 - 1986
4. Prof. Farman Uddin Bakhshali 1986 - 2006
5. Dr. Abaseen Yousafzai 2006 to date
MISSION
! To create literary environment for the graduates and
scholars, through high quality and method of
teaching, literary sessions and research based
activities an order to make them to become skilled
and promoter of language its literature and cultural
narrative.
! To produce scholars with a deeper understanding of
Pashto language, literature, culture, history and
civilization to play their vital role in the global village.
VISION
! To produce such graduates in future who have the
capabilities to compete with international market and
to have the vision of their mother Tongue and its
importance.
! To act as an exemplary teaching department with
great sense of criticism and research.
! To educate the young generation for contemporary
challenges.
OBJECTIVES
! To produce graduates in Pashto literature for
aesthetic considerations.
! To produce graduates in Pashto language for various
jobs including Translation & language learning,
teaching , Electronic & Print Media, Provincial &
Federal level competitive exams and NGOs related
jobs
! To produce graduates capable of research in Pashto
culture, history and literature.
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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

VISION ! To turn the department into a Think Tank where

To be one of the prominent departments of the Islamia
College, Peshawar with the required talent and
opportunities where youth of the nation in general and
those of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in particular could be
proud of seeking knowledge for their Bachelors,
masters' and research degrees.
MISSION
The department aims at achieving continuous progress
in imparting education / training to students so as to
train them to shoulder future responsibilities in a way
that satisfies the expectations of the nation. To achieve
the objective, the department has been updating /
revising its syllabi so as to cope with the education
needs of a fast moving Pakistan. But also to impart in-
depth knowledge of the statecraft and produce good
citizens who in turn provide quality leadership to the
state and society .
issues of national and regional importance are
debated and food for thought supplied to the policy
making institutions of the state;
! To introduce new fields of specialization and thus
expand the range of choices for students;
! To accelerate research activities and motivate
research students to take up issues for investigation
that can help Pakistan to meet successfully the
challenges of modern era;
! To Start MS/M.Phil. & PhD programs in the near
future.
! Wish to reconcile the apparently conflicting
demands of educating large numbers and
maintaining high standard

OBJECTIVES
! To revise syllabi and integrate courses that reflect
the modern age trends in political studies;
! To place more emphasis on the holding of
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DEPARTMENT OF PAKISTAN STUDIES

MISSION ongoing situations, there is only one option, which is

We are rising, rise with us.
VISION
Today there are great challenges and threats to the
ideological and geographical frontiers of our
motherland. Our cultural heritage and identity are
exposed to the alien values and manners. In the
the best option and that is education.
We can change our future only through education. In
today's world-battles are fought inside the
classrooms. It is an undeniable fact that nations are
built inside the educational institutions.
Let us make Pakistan a strong nation through
educational institutions, like Islamia College
Peshawar.

S. No Name Designation Qualification

1 Dr. Naushad Khan Professor/Dean Ph.D. (Pak), Postdoc (UK)
2 Mr. Yunas Khan Lecturer M.Phil
3 Dr. Noor -Ul-Amin Lecturer Ph.D (Pak)
4 Mr. Hussain Muhammad Lecturer M.A
5 Mr. Fazli Rehman Lecturer M.A

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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
VISION PROGRAMS
To be an internationally recognized department for ! BS Psychology
practice, teaching and research and a first choice for ! M.Sc Psychology
education in the field of psychology. ! MS Psychology
! Ph.D Psychology
MISSION ! One Year Diploma in Professional Clinical Psychology
! To provide a dynamic environment that promotes and
attracts diversity of ideas in the field of Psychology.
! To train personnel in the scientific practioner
tradition so that they will be prepared to work as a
researcher, practitioner, policy maker etc or all of
these within a variety of settings such as academic,
clinical, research and policy making etc.
! To encourage and promote students and faculty in
exploration and dissemination of knowledge in the
field of Psychology.
! To provide high quality academic education and
practical training opportunities in the field of
Psychology so that students will have excellent
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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS & ELECTRONICS
VISION
! To provide a comprehensive undergraduate physics
degree program.
! To encourage faculty and student research.
! To prepare students for their future educational and
career challenges mission.
! The physics department in its curriculum and its
student centered research projects endeavors to
fulfill the immediate and future needs and interests
of a variety of students.
! The department provides a full spectrum of courses
coupled with mentoring and research opportunities
! are provided for physics students.
! The department provides courses that enhance
their skills and their appreciation for science for non-
physics majors.
MISSION
! To be nationally recognized as a model of an
effective and successful physics program.
! To produce physicists with strong foundation in
basics so that they stride towards their future as
innovator, leader and honest worker.
! To be a program of choice in the region.
! To have a reputation for our successful research and
creative activities.
! To have a reputation for the success of our students
and graduates.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
MISSION makers to developed sound strategies for national
development and positive social change.
• The mission of the Department of Statistics is to
provide students with a quality education in OBJECTIVES
statistics, in which they acquire fundamental
statistical skills and develop a sense of statistics as a 1. To provide high quality teaching opportunities to the
profession. students.
• To enhance the quality of research and promote 2. To inculcate/produce the habit of investigation and
research culture. research.
• Encourage research collaboration through provision 3. To equip the students with the philosophy and tools
of extensive statistical assistance. of statistical analysis for uncovering and simplify the
• Develop and transfer statistical knowledge and intricacies of different situation.
methodology in support of significant scientific 4. To prepare the students for coping with the
advances. challenges of modern decision support system.
• Facilitate the education and training of statisticians
by providing background materials and case studies,
as well as direct experience in statistical consulting.
• To provide market oriented graduates and scholars
to be able to share and contribute their expertise to
the market.

GOALS
The overall goal of the Department of Statistics, is to train
students in the perfection of statistics, and enable them to
scientifically collect, interpret evidence and synthesis
factual information for providing support to the decision

S. No Name Designation Qualification

1 Dr. Sareer Badshah Professor, M. Sc. (Gold Medalist), Ph. D (UK)
Chairman
2 Mr. Izhar Ali Assistant Professor M. Sc. (Gold Medalist)

3 Mr. Hassan Zeb Assistant Professor M. Sc. (Gold Medalist)

4 Dr. Sadaf Manzoor Assistant Professor (TTS) Ph.D (Pak)

5 Dr. Am jad Ali Assistant Professor (TTS) Ph.D (Pak)

6 Mr. Adnan Khan Lecturer M.Phil

7 Ms. Shumaila Ihtisham Lecturer M. Sc. (Gold Medalist), M.Phil

8 Dr. M. Azeem Assistant Professor Ph.D (Pak)

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List of Activities Performed in Department of Statistics in the year 2016-17

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DEPARTMENT OF SHARIAH & LAW

VISITING FACULTY

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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY
VISION
Department is committed to be the provider of well-
trained graduates, teachers and researchers to
participate in national development projects in the
field of biological and health sciences.
MISSION
The degree holders are inculcated with the ability to
comprehend that how biological complexity is
understood and are able to apply scientific
knowledge to biological and health issues for the
betterment of humanity.
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STUDENTS’ ACCOMMODATION
Provision of accommodation in a Hostel is a privilege and not a right of the
student. Since accommodation in Hostels is always limited, it is not obligatory
on the administration to accommodate all the applicants. The object of Hostel
residency is not only to provide shelter and food but also to focus attention on
congenial, academic and homelier environment so that boarder shall
develop/create love & affection with hostel bricks and walls. Besides, hostel
life inculcates tolerance, brotherhood, responsibility, moral and social values
in the minds of the boarders. Further, hostels of Islamia College provide
exemplary training for accepting the challenges and hardships of the day and
to face them courageously. Additionally, hostel life inculcates the sense of
discipline, cleanliness, punctuality, respectfulness for seniors and tenderness
to juniors. Kindness and consideration towards other should be the motto of a
boarder's education.
There are 11 hostels on the Campus classified for different disciplines. Hostels
are specified for BS & BCS, Intermediate classes (morning) & (evening). Arbab
Behram Menzil is a specially designed hostel for the talented students of
Intermediate classes which is our identity and pride.
MIAN SYED KAMAL
Administration is managed by a team led by the Provost including Service Staff,
Provost
Resident and senior Wardens. The sole objective of the management is to
mould the raw into a pearl. Their attitude is always tutorial and not dictatorial. Character building of the boarders is done
through counseling and not through penalty.
Penalty is the last option and instrument to mend ways of the boarders to adopt life of peace, piety and discipline.

HOSTEL CLASSIFICATION ii. Dress parade is started daily at 07:45am which is

1) Hardinge, Chelmsford, Butler and A.Q. Manzil Hostels
for BS/ BCS.
2) Osmania, R.S. Ward, Tribal, Turangzai and Oriental
Hostels for Intermediate male students (admitted
under subsidized fee rates)
3) ABM and Khushal Hostel for Intermediate female
students (Admitted under normal and subsidized fee
rates)
Note: Haji Sahib Turangzai Hostel is not being allotted this
year due to on going construction work.
ROUTINE OF HOSTELS
Keeping in view the academic career and overall grooming
of the boarders, the Hostel Management has devised the
following routine for the hostels.
i. Morning prayer is followed by breakfast in the dining
hall which shall finish 15 minutes before the dress
parade.
carried out to ensure the preparation of the boarders
for attending their classes in College.
iii. Hostel gates are closed at 8.00am and reopen at
11.30am to make attendance in the College effective,
and to minimize the shortage cases.
iv. Lunch is served from 12:00pm to 02:00pm daily in
College uniform.
v. Dinner starts after MAGHRIB prayer in the dining hall.
vi. Hostel gates are closed firmly 30 minutes after Isha
prayer followed by study hours at 9:30pm till 12:30am.
vii. Night Roll Call is carried out daily by Resident Warden
along with Senior/Assistant Senior Monitor during
night round. Absentee are reported for fine.
viii. Friday is chosen for inspection
ix. A border shall not stop his/her food during the running
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Note: The competent authority has further approved the
actual deduction of generator, food & gas charges on
regularly monthly basis as per actual monthly
consumption/expenditure and calculations thereof.
RULES FOR VISITORS (Boys and Girls Hostels)
Keeping in view the career and safety of the boarders, the
visitors shall observe the following principles ;
1) they shall not enter the hostel
2) they shall wait for their wards at the hostel guest room
3) they shall not insist on entering into the hostels
4) a visitors found inside the hostel shall be handed over
to the police
5) only registered guardians shall visit, pick and drop
female boarders on Saturdays and Sundays

HOSTEL GATE-TIMINGS FOR FEMALES STUDENTS

Winter Summer
{September 01 through March 14) (March 15 through August 31)
Opening Time: 05:00 am 05:00 am
Closing Time: 04:30 pm 05:00 pm

VISITING DAYS AND TIME

Winter Summer
Sunday: 08:00 am to 06:00 pm 08:00 am to 08:00 pm
Parents / guardians may visit their wards only once in a week.

GROSS VIOLATIONS/PROHIBITED ACTS & THEIR PENALTIES

Both for male and female (exclusively listed in the booklet of the hostel rules and regulations)

HOSTEL DUES
Category Fee Per Year Category Fee Per Year
Hostel Admission Rs.2860/- Common Room Fund Rs.500/-
Hostel Rent Rs.6710/- M & Development Charges Rs.2040/-
Service Charges Rs.4450/- Security Rs.2500/- (refundable)
Electricity Charges Rs.10610/-
Telephone Charges
TOTAL Rs.30,000/-
Rs.330/-

REFUND OF HOSTEL FEE hostel fee in the bank. After 30 days, there shall be no
refund under any circumstances wether the boarder/
Schedule for fee withdrawal is as under: student has joined the hostel or not.
Period of Refund Deduction
Within 15 days 20% Note:
Within 30 days 50% ! Boarders shall pay food & gas charges on monthly basis.
After 30 days No Refund ! There will be no refundable security in the rent/
admision fee of External Hostels.
The period shall be counted from the date of submission of

Note: Hostels Rules and Regulations are available in separate booklets for boarders.
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HOSTELS ADMINISTRATION
! Mian Syed Kamal
Provost
! Mr. Muhammad Waseem
Resident Warden-I, Hardinge
! Dr. Muhammad Sajjad
Resident Warden-II, Hardinge
! Dr. Amjad Ali
Resident Warden-I, Chelmsford
! Mr. Kamalud Din
Resident Warden-II, Chelmsford
! Dr. Muhammad Zahid
Resident Warden-I, Butler
! Mr. Riaz Muhammad
Resident Warden-II, Butler
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! Dr. Naveed Abbas
Resident Warden-I, A.Q.Manzil
! Mr. Shah Khalid
Resident Warden-II, A.Q.Manzil
! Mr. Shakeel Ahmad
Resident Warden-I, Usmania
! Mr. Riaz Hussain
Resident Warden-II, Usmania
! Ms. Hina
Resident Warden-I, ABM
! Dr. Abdus Salam
Resident Warden-I,Oriental
! Mr. Mohammad Zubair
Resident Warden-I, R.S. Ward
CONTACT: +92-91-9222008
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! Mr. Zar Muhammad
Resident Warden-II, R.S. Ward
! Mr. Mian Syed Kamal
Resident Warden-I, Tribal
! Mr. Sadaqat Ali
Resident Warden-II Tribal
! Mr. Saleem Nawaz
Resident Warden-I, H.S. Turangzai
! Mr. Faheem
Resident Warden-II, H.S. Turangzai
! Ms. Sabiha Khan
Resident Warden-I, Khushal
! Ms. Laila Shah
Resident Warden-II, Khushal
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SPORTS AND GAMES

The historical Islamia College Peshawar is amongst a few institutions
of the country where a large number of sports facilities are provided
to the students for their mental and physical training.
The college has strong, excellent and well established sports training
policy under the coaching of professional players as well as the
guidance of National heroes.
Islamia College Peshawar has produced and flourished great
sportsmen who showed highly excellent performance in Olympics,
World championship, Common wealth games, Asian games and
South Asian federation games.
1) Brig Abdul Hameed Hameedi (Hockey) Olympian, Captain
Pakistan team & Gold Medalist.
2) Rashid Junior Shidu (Hockey) Olympian
3) Qazi Mohib-ur-Rahman (Hockey) Olympian Captain Pakistan
team & Declared World best player. MR. IRFANULLA KAMRAN MARWAT
4) Imtiaz Afridi (Hockey) Gold Medalist Director
5) Mohammad lqbal Shinwari (Athletics) Pakistan Fastest Man
6) Habib-ur-Rehman Afridi (Athletics)
7) Bah r-e-Ka ram (Athletics) 1. Mr. Irfanula Kamran Marwat Director Sports
8) Nadeem Khan (Athletics) 2. Mr. Mohammad Ali Hoti Physical Instructor
9) Mohammad Shah (Athletics) 3. Mr. Firdous Khan Coach
10) Haseeb Ehsan (Test cricketer) 4. Mr. Muhammad Nawaz Coach
11) Wajahat Ullah Wasti (Test cricketer) 5. Mr. Jawad Ullah K.P.O
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13) Mohammad Ismail (Volley Ball) Captain Pakistan 22) Mohammad Rizwan (International Cricketer)
Team &SAF games Gold Medal 23) Muhammad Iltaf (Athletics) Pakistan Champion
14) Farakh Zaman (Squash) International 24) Usman Shinwari (International Cricketer)
15) Nasir lqbal (Squash) British open junior 25) Assad lqbal (Athletics)
champion. 26) MudassirYounas (Football)
16) Col. Nouman (Captain) Pakistan Football Team. 27) Altaf ur Rahman (Table Tennis)
17) Mohammad Aslam (Football) Captain Pakistan 28) Junaid Kamal (Hockey)
Team & Senior Coach. 29) Sami Ullah (Hockey)
18) ArbabTufail (Volleyball) SAF games Gold i. All those sportsmen who are desirous to
Medalist. get admission on sports basis in college &
19) lmran (Volleyball) Declared Asian best Libro. university levels are selected through open
20) Riaz Afridi (Cricket) trials system by the sports committee
21) Mohammad Rasool (International Footballer) constituted by the authorities.

Hockey Team unbeaten in inter colleges tournament for the last

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ii. For Intermediate level trials are
conducted in those games which are
played under the ages of Peshawar Board
that includes Cricket, Hockey, Foot Ball,
Athletics, Volley Ball, Basket Ball. Table
tennis, Tennis, Badminton & Squash. The
candidates must have qualified their S.S.C
in 2nd Division and fulfill the condition of
75% attendance in all subjects.
iii. If all the selected players of University
level have a choice in the same
combination then the matter is resolved
on their sports performance & Academic
merit. The candidates must have
qualified their FA/F.Sc in 2nd Division and
fulfill condition of 75% attendance in all
subjects.
iv. It is binding on the selected players of
college & University level that during
their stay at the college & university, they
will not play for any private club or
government institution. If they violate
these rules, their admission will be
cancelled without any warning and show
cause notice.
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EXAMINATION SECTION

1. A student shall be eligible to to appear in the terminal/final examinations provided that:

a. He has been on the roles of the University during that semester.
b. Has registered himself/herself for the course of study, and has the required attendance.
c. Has paid all the University dues including tuition/hostel fees, etc.

2. A student shall be evaluated in each course on the basis of Attendance, Assignment, Sessional I & II,
Mid term and final Exam.

3. The Attendance Assignment/Practical, Sessional, I & II Mid term and final exam have different
weightage and contribute to overall assessment in percent marks.

4. Marks Distribution

Exam Percentage
Attendance 10%
Assignment 10%
Sessional I & II 10%
Mid-term Exam 30%
Final Exam 40%

5. The number of sessional is two, assignments (two); and Mid term semester and a final semester
examination, in case a student joins a course after it has started, he will be responsible for missed
sessional, assignment and lectures.

6. Mid term semester examination will be held in the 9th week of each semester. The final semester
examination will be held at the end of each semester on the dates fixed by the Controller of
Examination with the consultation of Dues and HOD. The Controller Office shall announce the
semester calender at the beginning of the semester.

7. Minimum time allowed for a paper in mid semester examination will be two hour and that for the
final examination shall be three hours.

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DIRECTORATE OF IT SERVICES

QUALITY ENHANCEMENT CELL

MISSION
Pursuing Academic Excellence inline with the Islamia College
Traditions and Higher Education Commission guidelines.

VISION
Evolving the Quality Enhancement Cell at Islamia College University
Peshawar to monitor the implementation of the prevailing Quality
Standards and continually strife for further improvement.

DR. IZHAR AHMAD

Director

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OFFICE OF RESEARCH, INNOVATION & COMMERCIALIZATION

MISSION ORIC STAFF

! Restoring hope through knowledge transfer and ORIC is comprised of the following members:
b u i l d i n g c o m m u n i t y t h ro u g h te c h n o l o g y D Dr. Arbab Safeer Ahmad, Director
commercialization. D Dr. Muhammad Ajmal, Deputy Director
! Promote need based research in ICP and D Mr. Aqib Ali Khan, Assistant Director
D Dr. Adil Khan, Manager Research Operations
disseminating it to masses. D Mr. Riaz Hussain, Research Associate
! Formulate collaborative ventures by strengthening D Mr. Arif ul Haq, Manager Research Development
university-industry linkages. D Mian Fahim Shah, Manager Uni-Industrial Linkages
! Strengthening research through knowledge sharing,
trainings and curricula development.
! Promote entrepreneurship by providing applied and
practical knowledge.
! Transfer of technology for developing strong and long
term bonds with capacity building.
VISION
"Delivering technology through innovative knowledge”

SENIOR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Senior Alumni Association was revived in 2000 by principal, Islamia College Peshawar, Pir Musarat Hussain Shah. The first
President was Major General Khurshid Ali Khan followed by Mr. Muhammad Azam Khan and Lieutenant General Ali
Muhammad Jan Aurakzai (former Governor Khyber Pukhtunkhwa).

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

The aims and objectives of the senior alumni Association:
! To promote social contact between senior Alumni, old days, presents students and faculty of the colege in
collaboration with the College authorities, ICP.
! To promote good fellowship among all members and chapters of the association.
! To provide amenities of good social life for all members.
! To encourage, strengthen and maintain the high traditions and good name of the College.
! To cooperate with the State of Pakistan, the College the SSA, ICP and other institutions in spreading education and
enlightenment among the people of Pakistan with special focus on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

ACHIEVEMENTS OF SENIOR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Culmination of a Dream into a Reality-Announcement of Up-Gradation of Islamia College to status of a University
Documentation of College History.
Retrieval of Islamia College Property
Encouragement of Talented Students

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TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

INTRODUCTION
In today's modern organizations, Training and Developments very much important as
it deal with the development of the most important pillar of an organization i.e. Human
Resource. Training and Development Center will offer a prime opportunity to expand
the knowledge base of employees and students. Through Training and Development,
employees and students acquire or sharpen capabilities required to perform various
functions associated with their present or expected future roles. They develop their
general capabilities as individuals and explore their own inner potentials for their own
and for organizational development purposes; and develop an organizational culture
in which supervisor-subordinate relationships, teamwork and collaboration among
sub-units are strong and contribute to the professional well being, motivation and
pride of employees. In this regard, various universities in Pakistan have taken initiative
by establishing a separate center for the development of their employees. The Centre DR. SAJJAD AHMAD
will play a unique leadership role in the University by giving training to faculty and staff Director
and thus supporting the university as they pursue the attainment of excellence in
imparting quality education to the students. It will trainthem as value driven,
knowledge focused, technology savvy and quality conscious individuals.
VISION
To continuously improve the quality of human resources working and learning in the
university for better performance and utilization of organizational resources.
MISSION
The TDC's mission will be to foster institutional change by focusing its expertise on the
professional development of employees and students through interactions with
experts, peers, through self-learning, scholarships and research and development.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
To realize the above vision and mission, and in the true spirit of the guidelines issued by MR. ZEESHAN ULLAH
the University, this Center will undertake a wide range of activities, which may include, Deputy Director
but not be limited to, the following:
! Continue to provide trainings to faculty, administrative staff and students of the Universities through specialized courses
and training programs.
! Serving as a student financial aid center for providing scholarships, fee waivers and laptops to deserving students (as per
rules), arranging seminars, workshops and extra-curricular activities for their development.
! Conduct evaluations, surveys, educational training, research, and advisory services for the trainees such that they aspire
to improve the quality of education imparted to the students.
! Sustain previous and current partnerships, and develop new partnerships with other educational institutions,
foundations, associations, policy-making bodies of higher education that share a common interest in pursuing excellence
in higher education.
! Serve as the information bank and the transmitting center for research and other activities in various educational
institutions through electronic and other means of dissemination;
! Train the supporting staff of the University with the emphasis that their active participation is one of the key-factors in
achieving excellence.

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DIRECTORATE OF ADMINISTRATION
1. Gul-e-Dawoodi Flowers Show (Chrysanthemum)
Approximately 60 varieties of Gul-e-Dawoodi Flower were arranged for the Chrysanthemum show which
was held at main campus Islamia College Peshawar. Honourable Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif Prime
th
Minister of Pakistan was a Chief Guest of Gul-e-Dawoodi inauguration ceremony held on 11 December,
2015.
2. Beautification
Different varieties of flowers plantation for beautification on College / University campus and residential
areas is the responsibility of this directorate.
3. Security
The Security Guards / Chowkidars were assigned duties on boundary walls and all Gates. The Police
personnel with Metal detectors and walk through gates arrangements are made for security purpose on
different premises.
4. Sanitation Activity

Mr. Irfanulla Kamran Marwat

Administrative Officer

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DIRECTORATE OF ADMISSIONS
The Directorate of Admissions is responsible for Inter, BS and Masters Admissions at ICP. Further, the
intermediate students` attendance record is also maintained at Directorate of Admission. Students`
registration for various semesters is also carried out by this office. The staff is ever ready to deal with a large
number of applicants during admissions. Various offices are facilitated for furnishing required data. The
computer operators, senior and junior clerks are responsible for data entry and developing merit lists
accordingly. Intermediate Students`Registration and Inter Examination with BISEP is the responsibility of
Directorate of Admission. Intermediate Original Certificates are received and issued from this office.

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PICTURE GALLERY

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