Prospectus 2006

PROSPECTUS
2006
Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan - Pakistan

Price: Rs. 250/-
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this Prospectus, but the University can accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. This Prospectus provides information and should not be taken as binding on the University. The University reserves the right in every case at its discretion and for any reason to introduce changes to the information given including the addition withdrawal or restructuring of courses, rules, policies, fees, or other matters. The prospectus is issued on the express condition that it shall not form part of any contract between the University and any student. Admission to the University is subject to the requirement that the student will comply with the Universitys registration procedures and will duly observe that Charter, Statutes, Ordinance and Regulations of the University. The Prospectus has been published by the Prospectus Committee appointed by University Authorities.
Prof. Dr. G. R. Pasha

Chairman Admission Committee
Prospectus Committee
Prof. Dr. G. R. Pasha Dean Faculty of Science & Agriculture/ Chairman, Department of Statistics Prof. Dr. Muhammad Zafarullah Dean: Faculty of Commerce, Law & Business Administration Prof. Dr. Khalid Hussain Janbaz Dean/Chairman Faculty of Pharmacy Chairman Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aslam Principal University College of Agriculture Dr. Muhammad Ali Director Center for Undergraduate Studies Mr. Abid Husain Qureshi Principal: Multan College of Arts Mr. Naveed Ahmad Chaudhry Assistant Professor Department of English Mr. Muhammad Yousaf Raja Deputy Treasurer Mr. Muneer Ahmad Sheikh Manager Printing/Superintendent, University Printing Press Mr. Umer Din Assistant Registrar (Regn.) Member
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Convener
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Prof. Dr. Muhammad Younus Nadeem Member Director Academics Prof. Dr. Shahnawaz Malik Chairman Department of Economics Member
Member Member
Prof. Dr. Akhtar Ali Kalrou Member Principal University College of Engg. & Technology Prof. Dr. Tariq Mahmood Ansari Department of Chemistry Member
Secretary
Incharge Prospectus & Admission Section Ch. Muhammad Yasin
Composed & Graphics by: Muhammad Ali Rabbani
Printed & Compiled at: University Printing Press, B.Z.U. Multan.
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Organizational Setup ... Introduction: The City ... The University ... ... Academic Departments Facilities to Students ... Where to Apply ... ...
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Admission Regulations (Undergraduate & Postgraduate Programs) ... Semester Regulations Students Discipline ... Faculty of Pharmacy ... Faculty of Engineering University College of Engineering & Technology University College of Textile Engineering ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Admission Regulations for MS/M.Phil Programs
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Department of Pakistan Studies
Department of Political Science & International Relations Department of Mass Communication ... M.Sc. Sociology ... M.A. Philosophy ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Department of Library & Information Science M.Sc. Applied Psychology ...
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Faculty of Science and Agriculture Institute of Pure and Applied Biology Department of Chemistry ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 103 107 111 122
Center for Advanced Studies in Pure and Applied Mathematics Department of Computer Science ...
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Faculty of Veterinary Sciences
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Department of Islamic Studies
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Department of Commerce
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Miscellaneous Information Rates of Special Admission Charges (Undergraduate) ... Chart of Seats in Each Programme (Undergraduate) Rates of Special Admission Charges (Postgraduate) Chart of Seats in Each Program (Postgraduate) ... Chart of Seats in Each Program (MS/M.Phil) Telephone Directory ... Admission Schedules Academic Calendar ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 212 213 216 220 221 224 227 228 230 235 Fee Schedule for Undergraduate (Morning and Evening Programs)
Fee Schedule for Postgraduate (Morning and Evening Programs)
Organization Set-up
Organizational Set-up
Bahauddin Zakariya University

Chancellor Faculty of Engineering & Technology Off: 061-9210051 Project Director Sahiwal Campus Resident Officer
Lt. Gen. Khalid Maqbool (Retd.) HI(M), HI

Governor, Punjab Off: 042-9200011-12 Vice-Chancellor
Mr. Imtiaz Ahmad Warraich

Off: 061-9210106, Ext/1731 Res: 061-4746231 Director, Students Affairs & Incharge Foreign Students
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Zafarullah

Off: 040-4270994, 4270995 Off: 061-9210058, Ext/3001 Res: 061-9210088 Project Director, D. G. Khan Campus
Prof. Dr. Hayat Muhammad Awan

Off: 061-9210069 Res: 061-4745437 Registrar

Off: 061-9210087, Ext/2202 Res: 061-6520795 Chairman Hall Council
Prof. Dr. Zahoor Ahmad Sheikh

Off: 064-9260131, 0619210113 Fax: 064-9260129 Res: 6524449 Mob.: 0300-6386527 Director Academics
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Chaudhry

Off: 061-9210097, 9210124 Res: 061-4745950 Deans
Prof. Dr. Shahnawaz Malik

Department of Economics Off: 061-9210052, Ext/2525 Res: 061-4745543 Warden, Boys Hostels Abu Bakar, Umer and Usman Halls

Faculty of Science & Agriculture Off: 061-9210087, Ext/2202 Res: 061-6520795 Mobile: 0300-6306814
Prof. Dr. M. Younus Nadeem

Off: 061-9210091, Ext/2303 Res: 061-4549889 Mob.: 0300-6306469 Controller of Examinations
Dr. Muhammad Aslam Shad

Department of Chemistry Off: Ext/2407 Res: 061-4745792 Ext/1708 Warden Boys Hostel Hamzah Hall

Faculty of Commerce, Law & Business Administration Off: 061-9210058, Ext/3001 Res: 9210088
Mr. Waqar Ahmed Qureshi

Off: 061-9210079, Ext/1201 Res: 061-4515136 Treasurer
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aslam

Principal, University College of Agriculture Off: 061-921008,0 Ext/4001, 4002 Res: 061-4745641 Mob.: 0300-7327731 Warden Boys Hostel Ali Hall
Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal

Faculty of Islamic Studies & Languages Off: 061-9210060, Ext/3402 Res: 4745078
Dr. Mahmood Ahmad Khan Raja

Off: 061-9210057, Ext/1301 Res: 061-6524250 Resident Auditor
Prof. Dr. Khalid Hussain Janbaz

Faculty of Pharmacy Off: 061-9210089, Ext/2603 Res: 4745798
Mr. Muhammad Akram

Off: 061-9210120, Ext/1320 Res: 061-4555177 Director (P&D)
Engr. Prof. Dr. A. R. Siddiqui

University College of Engineering & Technology Off: 061-9210051, Ext/4053
Prof. Dr. Abdul Rashid Khan

Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences Ext/3603 Res: 061-4745837
Mr. Muhammad Aslam

Off: 061-9210102, Ext/1123 Res: 040-446730
Organization Set-up
Warden Girls Hostels
Librarian
Incharge Land Scaping/Arboriculture
Dr. (Mrs.) Zahida Tasawar

Institute of Pure & Applied Biology Off: 061-9210111, Ext/2521 Res: /2521 Senior Medical Officers
Mr. Maqbool Ahmad Chaudhry

Off: 061-9210127, Ext/1735 Res: 6224112 Director Sports & Games
Prof. Dr. Altaf Ahmad Dasti

Ext/1705 Res: 061-4745015 Mob.: 0300-6363554 Incharge Computer Cell
i) Dr. Aftab Shabbir Warraich

Ext/1416 Res: 061-4745269
Mr. Turs Mohy-ud-Din

Off: Ext/1703 Res: 061-6524611 Mob.: 0300-6362897 Director Community Relations & Human Resource Development
Sh. Mumtaz Ahmad

Ext/1108 Res: 061-4745312 Mob.: 0300-6328093 Research Officer (P & D)
ii) Dr. Samina Waseem

Res: 061-4745131, Ext/1417 Project Director Engr. Haji Muhammad Afzal Off: 061-9210122 Ext/1401 Res: 061-4581293 Mob.: 0321-7317208
Maryam Ahmad Majoka

Off: 061-9210178 Ext/1009 Res: 061-4589566
Muhammad Farooq
Ext/1123 Res: 061-4595024
Head of Academic Departments
Heads of Academic Departments

* Department of Economics * Department of Philosophy * Department of Pharmacy
Prof. Dr. Shahnawaz Malik

Off: 061-9210052, Ext/3102 Res: 061-4745543 * Department of Education *
Dr. Muhammad Amin

Off: 061-9210446, Ext/1750 Res: 061-4551900 Multan College of Arts *
Prof. Dr. Khalid Hussain Janbaz

Off: 061-9210089, Ext/2602, 2603 Res: 061-4745798 Mob.: 0300-7317472 Institute of Bio-Technology
Prof. Dr. Ahmad Farooq Mash-hadi

Off: 061-9210076, Ext/3202 Res: 061-4745940 * * Department of History
Mr. Abid Hussain Qureshi

Off: 061-6522634 Department of Statistics
Prof. Dr. Maqsood Ahmad

Off: 061-9210331, Ext/2611 Res: 061-4745830 Mob.: 0300-7361546 * University College of Agriculture
Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Humaira Arif Dasti

Off: 061-9210130, Ext/3602 Res: 061-4745533 * Department of Pakistan Studies *

Off: 061-9210087, Ext/2202 Res: 061-6520795 Mobile: 0300-6306814 Centre for Advanced Studies in Pure & Applied Mathematics
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aslam

Off: 061-9210080, Ext/4001, 4002 Res: 061-4745641 Mob.: 0300-7327731 * Faculty of Veterinary Sciences
Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Azra Asghar Ali

Off: 061-9210086, Ext/3606 Res: 061-4745832 * Department of Political Science and International Affairs *
Dr. Zahida Akram

Off: 061-9210115, Ext/2101 Department of Computer Science
Dr. Tasawar Hussain Khan

Off: 061-9210111, Ext/2506 Mob.: 0302-7323740 * University College of Engineering & Technology
Prof. Dr. S. Khawaja Alquma

Off: 061-9210096, Ext/3702 Res: 061-4745653 * * Department of Mass Communication
Prof. Dr. Asghar Ali

Off: 061-9210118, Ext/2020 Res: 061-4745832 Institute of Pure & Applied Biology
Prof. Dr. Akhtar Ali Karlou

Off: 061-9210051, Ext/4053 Res: 061-6532111 Mob.: 0300-8733112 * University College of Textile Engineering
Dr. Karim Malik

Off: 061-9210095, Ext/3802 Res: 061-9210094 * * Department of Psychology Teacher Incharge
Prof. Dr. Javed Iqbal Mirza

Off: 061-9210053, Ext/2502 Res: 061-6522752 Department of Physics
Prof. Dr. M. Younus Nadeem

Off: 061-9210091, Ext/2303 Res: 061-4549889 * Department of Chemistry *
Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Ch.

Off: 061-9220246 Center for Undergraduate Studies
Gul-e-Rana Mufti
Off: 061-9210447, Ext/1749 Res: 061-6760088 * Department of Sociology Teacher Incharge
Dr. Muhammad Ali

Off: 061-9210090, Ext/1740 Res: 061-4746200 * Department of Arabic
Prof. Dr. Shahida B. Niazi

Off: 061-9210093, Ext/2403 Res: 061-4230202
Mian Ghulam Yasin

Off: 061-9210448, Ext/1748 Mob.: 0300-6305988
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Sharif Sialvi

Off: 061-9210078, Ext/3512 Res: 061-6522313 7
Head of Academic Departments
Department of English
University Law College
Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal

Off: 061-9210060, Ext/3402 Res: 061-4745078 * Department of Islamic Studies
Prof. Dr. Abdur Rashid Khan

Off: 061-9200718, Ext/1178 Res: 061-4745923 Mob.: 0300-7329079 * Department of Commerce
Prof. Dr. Saeed-ur-Rehman

Off: 061-9210109, Ext/3502 Res: 061-6521075 * Department of Urdu
Prof. Dr. Mujahid Ali

Off: 061-9210128, Ext/1186 Res: 061-4745770 * Department of Library & Information Science Teacher Incharge
Prof. Dr. Rubina Tareen

Off: 061-9210117, Ext/3302 Res: 061-6221960 * Department of Seraiki
Mr. Muhammad Jawad

Off: Ext/1737 Mob.: 0333-6387017
Prof. Dr. Anwaar Ahmad

Off: 061-9210108, Ext/1191 Res: 061-6523635 * Institute of Management Sciences

Off: 061-9210058, Ext/3001 Res: 061-9210088
Where to Apply (Undergraduate Programs)
Where to Apply
Undergraduate Programs
Department/College/Institute/Centre BBA (Hons.)
Institute of Management Sciences Sahiwal & D. G. Khan Sub-campuses
B.Sc. (Electrical Engineering)

University College of Engineering & Technology
BS Mathematics
Center for Undergraduate Studies
BBA (IT) (Hons.)

Institute of Management Sciences
B.Sc. (Architectural Engineering)

BS Physics
BS (CS)
Department of Computer Science
BS Statistics
B.Sc. (Computer Engineering)

BS (IT)
BS Zoology
B.Sc. (Mechanical Engineering)

Pharm-D
Department of Pharmacy
B.A. Joint Honors in Literature & Linguistics

B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture

B.Sc. (Textile Engineering)

University College of Textile Engineering
B.A. Fine Arts

Multan College of Arts
DVM
B.Com, B.Sc. (Accounting & Finance)

B.A. Designing
B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering

BS Botany
Centre for Undergraduate Studies
B.A. LL.B
B.Sc. (Civil Engineering)

BS Chemistry
Where to Apply (Postgraduate Programs)
Where to Apply
Postgraduate Programs
Department/College/Institute/Centre M.A. Arabic (Morning)
Department of Arabic
M.A. Fine Arts (Morning)

M.Sc. Botany (Morning/Evening) M.Sc. Zoology (Morning/Evening)

Institute of Pure & Applied Biology
M.A. English (Morning/Evening) M.Sc. Applied Linguistic (Evening)

M.A. Philosophy (Morning)

Department of Philosophy (Located at Community Centre, Near Vice-Chancellors House)
M.A. Education (Morning/Evening) M.Ed. (Evening)

Department of Education
LL.B. LL.M.
MCS MIT MS (IT) MS (CS) M.Sc. (TS)
(Morning/Evening) (Evening) (Evening) (Evening) (Evening) (Morning) (Morning) (Morning) (Morning)
M.A. History (Morning)

Department of History
M.A. Islamic Studies (Morning)

M.Sc. Accounting & Finance (Morning) M.Sc. E-Commerce (Evening) M.A. (Business Economics) (Evening) M.Com. (Evening)
MBA MBA(IT) MBA(Banking) M.Sc. Sociology
M.A. Mass Communication

(Morning/Evening) Department of Mass Communication
M.Sc. Economics (Morning/Evening)

Department of Economics
Department of Sociology (Located at Community Center, near Vice-Chancellors House)
M.A. Library & Information Science (Evening)

Department of Library & Information Science
M.Sc. Chemistry (Morning/Evening)

Department of Chemistry
M.Sc. Applied Psychology Diploma in Clinical Psychology

(Evening) Department of Psychology (Located at Community Centre, near Vice-Chancellors House) (Morning)
M.A. Pak. Studies (Morning)

M.Sc. Physics (Morning/Evening)

M.A. Political Science (Morning) M.A. International Relations

(Evening) Department of Political Science & International Relations
M.Sc. Bio-Technology (Evening)

Institute of Bio-Technology
MBA (Morning)
University Sub-Campus Sahiwal (Located at Government College Sahiwal)
M.Sc. Statistics (Morning/Evening)

Department of Statistics
M.A. Urdu (Morning)

Department of Urdu
M.Sc. Mathematics (Morning)

CASPAM
MBA (Morning) MCS (Morning)

University Sub Campus D.G. Khan (Located at Government College D.G. Khan)
M.A. Seraiki (Morning)

Department of Seraiki 10
Where to Apply (MS/M.Phil Programs)
Where to Apply
MS/M. Phil/Ph.D. Programs
Department/College/Institute/Centre M.Phil Arabic
MS/M.Phil Statistics
M.Phil English
MS/M.Phil Mathematics
CASPAM
M.Phil Education
MS/M.Phil Botany MS/M.Phil Zoology

Institute of Pure & Applied Biology
M.Phil History
M.Phil Sociology
Department of Sociology
M.Phil Islamic Studies

M.Phil Applied Psychology

Department of Applied Psychology
M.Phil Mass Communication

Department of Mass Communication
M.Phil Pak. Studies

M.Phil Pharmaceutical Chemistry M.Phil Pharmaceutics M.Phil Pharmacology

Faculty of Pharmacy
M.Phil Political Science

Department of Political Science & International Relations
M.Phil Urdu
Department of Urdu
M.Sc. (Hons.) Horticulture M.Sc. (Hons.) Agronomy M.Sc. (Hons.) Entomology M.Sc. (Hons.) Plant Breeding & Genetics M.Sc. (Hons.) Soil Science
M.Phil Economics
MS/M.Phil Chemistry
MS/M.Phil Physics
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Admissions
Rules Regulations for Undergraduate Programs
1) i. There shall be an Entry Test for admission to Bachelor of Business Administration BBA(Hons.), BBA(IT)(Hons.), B.A. Fine Arts & Designing, Bachelor of Computer Science BS (CS),BS (IT), BS (TS), Pharm-D, B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture, B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Animal Sciences), B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering, B.Sc. Engineering (Architectural, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical), B.Sc. Textile Engineering, B.A. Joints Honors in English Literature and Linguistics (4-Year) and B.A. LL.B (5Years) program, subject to fulfillment of conditions regarding subject combinations as prescribed for each course. ii. Entry test will be conducted by the Admission Committee of each Department/ Institute/Constituent College except Engineering for which entry test will be conducted by UET, Lahore. Each Admission Committee will be approved by the ViceChancellor. conditions regarding subjects combinations prescribed for each course. Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
BS (TS) Eligibility:
F.Sc. (with Mathematics/Physics) or equivalent with 45% aggregate marks.
b. B.A. (Fine Arts)/B.A. (Designing) Eligibility:

Applicants who have passed their Intermediate examination or equivalent from a recognized Board or Institution securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for admission in B.A. Fine Arts & B.A. Designing 4-Year (Specialization in Painting or Sculpture and Ceramics) Program. Graduates are not eligible for admission in the B.A. Fine Arts 4-year program.
Computation of Merit
Forty percent (40%) weightage to marks obtained in the Aptitude/Enry Test + 60% weightage to (marks obtained in F.Sc. including 20 marks for Haifz-e-Quran). Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
d. Pharm-D Eligibility:
The candidates who have secured at least 45% marks in F.Sc. (Pre Medical) or B.Sc. Examination (as the case may be), are eligible for admission to Pharm-D first professional class, provided that the candidates holding B.Sc. degree must have passed B.Sc. Examination with Botany, Zoology and Chemistry as Elective subjects and F.Sc. in Pre-Medical group.
Computation of Merit:
50% weightage will be given to drawing test marks and 50% weightage to marks obtained in F.A/ F.Sc or equivalent examination including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
a. BBA (Hons.), BBA(IT) (Hons.), Eligibility:

Applicants who have passed their Intermediate examination or equivalent from a recognized Board or Institution securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for admission in BBA (Hons.) and BBA (IT) Hons. programs. Graduates are not eligible for admission in the BBA (Hons.) and BBA (IT) Hons. program.
c. BS(CS), BS(IT), BS(TS) BS(CS), BS(IT) Eligibility:

F.Sc. Pre-Engineering/Pre-Medical, Intermediate with Computer Science/General Science/Commerce or equivalent with 45% aggregate marks.
The merit will be determined on the basis of aggregate marks of F.Sc./B.Sc. (as the case may be), plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran + Marks obtained in Entry Test out of 50 marks. Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
Fifty percent weightage shall be given to marks obtained by the candidate in the Entry Test and fifty percent weightage to marks obtained in F.A./F.Sc./D.Com./D.B.A. or equivalent examination including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran subject to fulfillment of 12
Forty percent (40%) weightage to marks obtained in the Aptitude/Enry Test + 60% weightage (to marks obtained in Intermediate Examination including 20 marks for Hifz-eQuran).
e. B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture/ B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Animal Sciences) Eligibility:

The candidates who have passed F.Sc. (PreMedical) examination securing at least 45% marks are eligible for admission to 1st semester of B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture/B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Animal Sciences) classes.
g. B.Sc. Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Architectural, Computer & Mechanical) Engineering

For the details of eligibility criteria and computation of merit required for various disciplines of the University College of Engineering & Technology, please refer to the section University College of Engineering & Technology.
j. BS/BA (4-Year Program) Eligibility

A candidate who has passed intermediate examination from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Pakistan or an equivalent examination recognized by the university with one elective subject corresponding to offer major discipline chosen by the candidate, is eligible for admission to BS/BA(4-Year) in the offered major disciplines (1 st semester) provided that the candidate has secured at least 45% marks in the subject of his/her chosen major discipline as well as in the aggregate of Intermediate or equivalent examination. i) Admission to first year class of 4-Year Program in the disciplines of Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics and *B.A. Joint Honors in Literature & Linguistics (English) (4-Year) shall be made on merit subject to fulfillment of conditions regarding subject combinations prescribed for the program.
The merit will be determined on the basis of the following criteria: Weightage for Entry Test 30%. Weightage for marks obtained in Intermediate Examinations including 20 marks for Hifz-eQuran will be 70%. The candidate who does not appear in the Entry test will not be considered for admission. Minimum pass marks in Entry test will be 40% Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
h. B.Sc. Textile Engineering

For the details of eligibility criteria and computation of merit required for various disciplines of the University College of Textile Engineering, please refer to the section University College of Textile Engineering.
i. B.Com (Hons.) B.Sc. (Accounting & Finance) Eligibility:

Applicants must possess at least FA/F.Sc./ DBA/D.Com/A-levels/ICS and equivalent qualification with a minimum of second division (45% Marks or Grade C in case of semester system of examinations from a recognized Institution/Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education to be eligible for admission in BS (A&F) and B.Com programs.
The merit will be determined as under: Aggregate marks of F.A./F.Sc. plus marks of English Literature/Language, plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. ii) Only those candidates, who have secured at least Second Division (45% marks) in Intermediate Examination or equivalent as well as in the opted major subject are eligible for admission to BS/BA (4-Year) program in accordance with the prescribed combinations as provided in the relevant sections of the department concerned. iii) The candidates should have passed Intermediate Examination in the following elective courses as prerequisite for admission in the relevant subjects of BS/BA (4-Year).
f. B.Sc. Agriculture Engineering Eligibility:

A candidate seeking admission to the B.Sc. Agri. Engineering program must have passed Intermediate (Pre-Engineering/Licentiate from a Polytechnic Institute holding a 3 Year diploma from a recognized institution) securing at least 50% marks in the Intermediate Examination.
Merit shall be determined on the basis of 30% weightage allocated to marks obtained in the entry test (to be conducted by the department) and 70% weightage to marks obtained in the intermediate or equivalent examinations including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
Admission will be made after conducting Entry Test alongwith other disciplines of Engineering (conducted by UET, Lahore) to be announced in the national press. Weightage of Entry Test and marks Intermediate Examination including 20 marks of for Hifze-e-Quran is 30:70, respectively.
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Subjects Botany Chemistry Math Physics Statistics Zoology English B.A. Joint Honors in Literature & Linguistics
Prerequisite Pre-Medical Pre-Medical/Pre-Engg. Mathematics Physics & Mathematics Statistics Pre-Medical Intermediate or Equivalent
Intermediate Examination from the Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Multan/D.G. Khan and Graduates* of the B.Z. University, Multan, *(where admission against the seat is on graduation basis). b. The remaining 50% seats are reserved for the candidates passing Intermediate Examination from the Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Multan/D.G. Khan/ (including Federal Colleges in Multan affiliated with Federal Board) and graduates* of B.Z. University, Multan *where admission against the seat is on graduation basis). Provided, unfilled seats on special admission charges (self-finance), if any, of one category may be offered to the applicants for special admission charges (self finance) of other category with the approval of the ViceChancellor 2) Every candidate and his/her parents/ guardian shall at the time of admission give an affidavit/undertaking, that he/she shall not indulge in politics, failing which he/she shall not be allowed admission. In the event of violation of such an undertaking after admission, he/she shall be expelled from the Institution without notice. The finding with regard to indulgence in politics given by the Head of the Institution under his seal and signature shall be final and shall not be questioned except only before the Supreme Court of Pakistan. (Added under decision of Supreme Court of Pakistan dated 01-07-1992 on a Human Rights cases Nos. 175, 218/1992). 3) A candidate must not have attained the age given below on the last date fixed for receipt of applications for admission to various disciplines:i. B.Sc. Engineering 24 years BBA(Hons.)/BBA(IT)(Hons.)/ BS(CS), BS(IT), BS(TS) B.A. Fine Arts & Designing, B.Sc.(Hons) Agriculture/B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture (Animal Sciences) Pharm-D, BS 4-year,
B.Com (Hons.), B.Sc. (Accounting & Finance), B.A. Joint Honors in Literature and Linguistics (4 Year) ii. B.Sc. Engineering/ Pharm-D (B.Sc. degree holders) 26 years
iii.
B.Sc. Engineering 40 years (Holders of three years Diploma of Associate Engineer)
iv) Equivalent Examinations:

(For admission to B.Sc. Engineering & BS 4Year) The University recognizes the following examinations as equivalent to the Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) Examination with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics of the Pakistani Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education. Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) Examination of the Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Azad Kashmir F.Sc. (Pre-Medical) with Mathematics as an additional subject. American High School Graduation Diploma (12th Grade) or equivalent.
4) The total number of seats in each Department/Institute/Constituent College, including all categories of reserved seats shall be as announced by the University at the time of admission. 5) i. There shall be two seats in each discipline (Morning/Evening) for real son/ daughter of working or retired or deceased teacher of the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, provided that till the closing date for admission, the concerned teacher has served the University in regular capacity for at least three years or has served the University in the same capacity for the same period before retirement from the University or before death during the service in the University. If unfilled, the seat/s will be offered to the candidate of other category. ii. There shall be two seats in each discipline (Morning/Evening) for real son/daughter of working or retired or deceased employee other than teachers of the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan provided that till the closing date for admission, the concerned employee has served the University in regular capacity for at least three years or has served the University in the same capacity for the same period before retirement from the University or before death during the service in the University. If unfilled, the seat/s will be offered to the candidate of other category. iii. One seat each in the disciplines of B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture, B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture
k) B.A. LL.B. (5-Year) Program

For the details of eligibility criteria and computation of merit required for various discipline of the University Law College, please refer to the section University Law College.
General Rules for all the Undergraduate Programs

1 Admission to the above courses against merit and special admission charges seats (self-finance) will be made in accordance with the following policy: a. 50% seats will be filled in first on open merit basis including those passing 14
(Animal Sciences), Pharm-D, B.Sc. (Civil) Engineering and B.Sc. (Electrical) Engineering will be reserved for candidates belonging to the Tribal areas of former D.G. Khan Civil Division. iv. One seat in each discipline will be reserved for disabled candidates over and above the total number of seats which shall not be converted to merit seats if not filled. v. One seat in each discipline will be reserved for sports quota (under morning porgram) over and above the total number of seats which shall not be converted to merit seats if not filled. vi. Any reserved seat which remains unfilled will not be transferred to the merit quota. The seats offered under the Special Admission Charges will not be convertible to merit quoted. 6) Candidates who are in the service of Government/ Semi Government or Autonomous Organizations at the time of admission or seek/get employment after securing admission in a University Teaching Department/Institute/Constituent College shall submit written permission from their employer for joining the University as a student. 7) The schedule of fees/dues payable by the candidates selected for admission shall be as prescribed. 8) The University Authorities shall have the discretion to refuse admission in any case without assigning any reason. 9) All admissions secured by providing wrong information or concealment of relevant information or the admissions made in contravention of these Regulations shall be void/liable to be cancelled. 10) Medical certificates shall be submitted by selected candidates at the time of payment of dues. Only those medical certificates shall be
accepted which have been issued by the University Medical Officers. A token fee of Rs. 40/- will be charged alongwith other dues. 11) The selected candidates shall present , at the time of admission, the following documents in original to the concerned department for examination: a b c d Academic Certificates Hifz-e-Quran Certificate Domicile certificate (where applicable) Medical Certificate
before the class work starts. iv. Students studying in the BS program can be offered Hostel Admission as per criteria laid down by the University. For Semester Rules, please referr to page 30.
12.a. Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of each Teaching Department/Institute/Constituent College. No candidate will be informed individually about his/her selection for admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission in a Department/Institute/ Constituent College. b. Information about conversion of seats from one category to the other category if any will be displayed on the Notice Board of the concerned Department/Center/Institute/ Constituent College only upto one day before the start of class work. 13) Appeal There shall be an Appellate Admission Committee of the University for hearing the appeals of the aggrieved persons regarding admission in any discipline. 14) Hostel Admission i. Admission in the University Hostels will be made annually on the basis of the result/ performance of the candidate. However, foreign students are exempted from this procedure. ii. Candidates requiring hostel accommodation will have to apply at the time of submission of application for admission. iii. Hostel admissions will also be completed
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Admissions
Rules Regulations for Postgraduate Programs

1) i. Admission to M.A./M.Sc./LL.B./LL.M. Part-I classes shall be made on merit, subject to fulfillment of conditions regarding subjects combinations prescribed for each course. ii There shall be an admission test for admission to Masters in Computer Science (MCS) and Masters in Information Technology (MIT), M.Sc. (Accounting & Finance)/M.Sc. in Electronic Commerce / M.A.(Business Economics), M. Com., Masters Business Administration (MBA), MBA(IT), MBA (Banking), MBA (Executive) iii Admission to the above courses against merit and Special Admission Charges seats will be made in accordance with the following policy: a. 50% seats will be filled in first on open merit basis including graduates of the B.Z. University, Multan. b. The remaining 50% seats are reserved for the graduates of the B.Z. University, Multan. Unfilled seats on Special Admission Charges, if any, of one category may be offered to the candidates of other category with the approval of the Vice-Chancellor. 2) i. Unless otherwise prescribed in these regulations, the candidates who have passed B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. or an equivalent examination, securing at least 45% marks in aggregate and also 45% marks in the concerned discipline (90 marks out of 200) (where applicable) shall be eligible to apply for admission to M.A./M.Sc./MCS/MIT M.Sc. (TS)/MBA/MBA (Banking)/MBA (Executive)/MBA (IT)/M.Com./M.Sc. (Accounting & Finance) / M.Sc. in Electronic Commerce/M.A. (Business Economics)/ LL.B. Part-I subject to fulfillment of 16 conditions regarding subjects, combinations prescribed for each course. ii. Candidates seeking admission to M.A./ M.Sc./MBA, MBA (Banking)/MBA (Executive)/MBA (IT)/ M.Com./M.Sc. (Accounting & Finance)/M.Sc. in Electronic Commerce/M.A. (Business Economics) MCS/ MIT/M.Sc. (TS)/LL.B. Part-I are required to have passed the subject of English carrying at least 100 marks at Bachelors level. iii. The candidates passing B.A. (Hons.) Islamic Studies with computer technology from Sheikh Zaid Islamic Center University of Punjab/Karachi/Peshawar are eligible to apply for admission to M.A. Islamic Studies Part-I class only. 3) Every candidate and his/her parents/ guardian shall at the time of admission give an affidavit/undertaking that he/she shall not indulge in politics, failing which he/she shall not be allowed admission. In the event of violation of such an undertaking after admission, he/she shall be expelled from the Institution without notice. The finding with regard to indulgence in politics given by the Head of the Institution under his seal and signature shall be final and shall not be questioned except only before the Supreme Court of Pakistan. (Added under decision of Supreme Court of Pakistan dated 01-07-1992 on a Human Rights cases Nos. 175, 218 / 1992). 5) The total number of seats in each Department/Institute/Center/Constituent College, including all categories of reserved seats shall be as announced by the University at the time of admission. 6) i. There shall be two seats in each discipline (Morning/Evening) for real Son / Daughter of working or retired or deceased teacher of the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan provided that till the closing date for admission, the concerned teacher has served the University in regular capacity for at least three years or has served the University in the same capacity for the same period before retirement from the University or before death during the service in the University. If unfilled, the seat/s will be offered to the candidates of other category. ii. There shall be two seats in each discipline (Morning / Evening) for real Son/Daughter of working or retired or deceased employee other than teachers of the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan provided that till the closing date for admission, the concerned employee has served the University in regular capacity for at least three years or has served the University in the same capacity for the same period before retirement from the University or before death during the service in the University. If unfilled, the seat/s will be offered to the candidates of other category. iii. The admission committee at its meeting held on 6-1-2006 decided that there is no barrier in age to the university employees to seek admission in any department. iv. One seat in each discipline will be reserved for disabled candidates over and above the total number of seats which shall not be converted to merit seats if not filled. Process/finalized by the Committee of Deans one seat in each department will be reserved for the applicants seaking admission on sports basis and the admission cases of this category.
v. Any reserved seat which remains unfilled will not be transferred to the merit quota. The seats offered under the Special Admission Charges will not be convertible to merit quota. 7) Candidates who are in service of Government/Semi Government or Autonomous Organizations at the time of admission or seek/get employment after securing admission in a University Teaching Department/Institute/Center/Constituent College shall submit written permission from their employer for joining the University as a student. 8) The schedule of fees/dues payable by the candidates selected for admission shall be prescribed. 9) The University Authorities shall have the discretion to refuse admission in any case without assigning any reason. 10) All admissions secured by providing wrong information or concealment of relevant information or the admissions made in contravention of these regulations shall be void/liable to be cancelled. 11) Medical certificates shall have to be submitted by selected candidates at the time of payment of dues. Only those Medical certificates shall be accepted which have been issued by the University Medical Officers. A token fee of Rs. 40/- will be charged alongwith other dues. 12. The selected candidates shall present, at the time of admission, the following documents in original, to the concerned department for examination: a) b) c) d) Academic Certificates Hifz-e-Quran Certificate Domicile Certificate (where applicable) Medical Certificate
13) i. Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of each Teaching Department/Institute/ Center/Constituent College. No candidate will be informed individually about his/her selection for admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission in a Department/Institute/ Constitutent College. ii. Information about conversion of seats from one category to the other category, if any, will be displayed on the Notice Board of the concerned Department/Center/Institute/ Constituent College only upto one day before the start of classes. 14. Appeal There shall be an Appellate Admission Committee of the University for hearing the appeals of the aggrieved persons regarding admission in any discipline. 15) Hostel Admission i) Admission in the University Hostels will be made annually on the basis of the result/ performance of the candidate. However, foreign students are exempted from this procedure. ii) Candidates requiring hostel accommodation will have to apply at the time of submission of application for admission. iii) Hostel admission will also be completed before the class work starts.
For detail of eligibility criteria and computation of merit for each postgraduate program please refer to the relevant pages of the particular Department/College/Center/Institute.
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Semester Regulations:
Undergraduate & Postgraduate Programs
1. Time Period: i. The time limit for the use of credit towards degree program shall be (depending upon the nature of program) two/three/four years from the beginning of the earliest course counted towards the degree. ii. Ordinarily, these will be two/three/four (where applicable) years program. A student repeating the course(s) shall be treated a casual student and shall be required to complete the course(s) within a maximum period of additional two regular semesters. 2. Time Schedule: i. Each semester shall be of 4 months duration; 15 weeks for teaching, two weeks for conduct of examination and one week for the preparation of results. However, the Summer Semester shall be of two months duration comprising of 45 credit hours for each course. ii. The dates for starting of each semester in each academic year shall be as prescribed by the University. 3. Admission Admission regulations will be notified from time to time by the University for each program. 4. Attendance: Students are expected to attend regularly all lectures, laboratory semester sessions and field work as may be specifically required for each course. A maximum of 25% absences are allowed for undergraduate programs and 25% for graduate programs. Deficiency, i.e. inability to pass a course on the basis of shortage of attendance, shall be treated as
a failure in that course, unless withdrawal is allowed by the Chairman according to the procedures and rules described below. Such a failure on the record of a student will have all the implications of deficiency for the purpose of determining Good Standing of a student: i. Attendance list of each course will be displayed on the notice board, at least two weeks before the start of final examination.
evaluated through a system of continuous testing spread over the entire period of studies. Besides the course examination, there shall be a number of tests and short quizzes. Moreover, the performance of students in class discussions, written assignments, research reports etc., shall be evaluated and form a part of their overall grades. iii) There shall be two examinations for each course during each semester. These examinations shall be termed Mid-term and Final. The determination of the form of these examinations will be left to the teacher who will be solely responsible for the conduct of examination as well as evaluation in his course. The grade given in the course by the teacher shall be final. iv) The scripts of all examinations except final shall be shown to the students by the concerned teacher. As far as possible model solution of marking of scripts will be provided. The scripts shall be taken back by the teacher after the students have gone through their scripts. The scripts shall be submitted to the Incharge Examination of the department within seven days of the termination of the examination. v) The Midterm examination shall normally be held after the 8th week of class work from the commencement of the course. The Final examination shall be held at the end of the semester. vi) The following weightage shall normally be followed. However, if nature of course so demands, the weightage may be changed with the approval of the examination committee of the department: Course Evaluation Midterm Examination Final Examination Sessionals Total 30% 50-60% 10-20% 100%
ii. In case of any deficiency in attendance, properly notified through the notice board, the student will not be allowed to sit in the final examination. iii. The Chairman of the department and the Vice-Chancellor of the university can give relaxation upto the 5% separately. iv. A leave will always be counted as absence. 5. Course Outlines and Syllabi: i) The courses to be offered will be announced by the department at the time of admission with a course description of each course. ii) The teacher concerned will issue a course outline giving objectives of the course, course contents, and giving information about the assignment, quizzes, term papers etc forming components of the course. iii) The Chairperson of the department is authorized to rearrange the course(s) based on the availability of staff and teachers 6. Examinations and Grading System: i) No student shall be eligible to appear at any examination unless he is enrolled in the Department and has paid all the necessary fees. ii) Performance of students shall be
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vii) Minimum pass marks for promotion to next semester are 50% - C Grade. Note: Passing marks in programs run under IMS is 60%. Their grading pattern is also different. Information will be provided by IMS. viii) There shall be a written comprehensive examination based on major courses taught on the successful completion of four semesters, to be qualified by each candidate. The failing candidates shall be given two more chances to qualify the comprehensive examination within three consecutive chances offered or within a maximum period of two years from the date of declaration of result of Final Semester. For candidates who are repeating any course(s) after the normal completion of course work within given number of semesters, comprehensive examination shall be held after the candidate has obtained the requisite C.G.P.A. of 2.20 and passed all the courses (within the prescribed additional period of two more semesters). The comprehensive examination shall be conducted by the Board of Examiners comprising Chairman of the Department and four senior teachers of the Department, one senior teacher from another University to be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor. Students will also have to do a 6-8 weeks internship with business or industrial firm, where required. ix) To examine all problems regarding uniformity before the declaration of results for the term as well as appeals from the students or teacher or any other related matter, a department examination committee, consisting of Chairman of the Department and three more teachers to be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor, should be constituted. The decisions of the committee shall be final.
7. Duration of Examination: In view of the weightage for the various examination, home assignments, term papers, etc. the duration for various examinations shall be as follows: a) Mid-Term Examination: at least 1 hours. b) Final Examination: at least 2 hours. 8. Home Assignments and Term Papers Each course shall carry at least: a) Two home assignments or b) One term paper or c) Class presentations or a combination thereof. 9. Grading a) In rating of the students, three passing grades shall be used A, B, and C and one failing grade F. In terms of their numerical equivalence, the letter grades denote the following: A B C F 80 65 50 Below 100 79 64 50
Ready Reckoner Table

Grade-A 100 ---------99 ---------98 ---------97 ---------96 ---------95 ---------94 ---------93 ---------92 ---------91 ---------Grade-B 79 ---------78 ---------77 ---------76 ---------75 ---------74 ---------73 ---------72 ---------71 ---------Grade-C 64 ---------63 ---------62 ---------61 ---------60 ---------59 ---------58 ---------57 ---------56 ---------5.0 4.9 4.9 4.8 4.8 4.7 4.7 4.6 4.6 4.5 3.9 3.8 3.8 3.7 3.6 3.6 3.5 3.4 3.4 2.9 2.8 2.8 2.7 2.6 2.6 2.5 2.4 2.4 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 70 69 68 67 66 65 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4.5 4.4 4.4 4.3 4.3 4.2 4.2 4.1 4.1 4.0 3.3 3.2 3.2 3.1 3.0 3.0
b) A Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) shall be computed at the end of the course for all students. Final letter grades in each course shall be converted to grade points on the following basis: Grade
A (80% or above marks) B C I F (below 50% marks) (65% to 79% marks) (50% to 64% marks)
55 54 53 52 51 50
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2.3 2.2 2.2 2.1 2.0 2.0
Grade Points
4.0 to 5.0 3.0 to 3.9 2.0 to 2.9 1.0 0.0
Remarks
Excellent Good Satisfactory Incomplete Failed
10. Fraction Marks A fraction mark obtained in a course is to be rounded to the next whole figure such as 75.1 to 76 or 80.9 to 81 etc. If a candidate misses grade A or B by point 0.01 C.G.P.A. on completion of the whole program i.e. after four semester or more, he shall be awarded grace marks by point 0.01 and placed in A or B grade as the case may be. 11. Good Standing: i) In order to remain on the rolls of the 19
Department, a student has to continuously maintain Good Standing namely, a satisfactory standard of attendance and academic performance, as well as, of conduct and discipline. ii) To remain in Good Standing a student besides meeting attendance and conduct requirements, must also maintain a minimum C.G.P.A. of 2.0 on a cumulative basis. Any student with a C.G.P.A. of less than 2.0 will be dropped from the rolls of the Department forthwith. iii) At the end of the first semester, a student must obtain a minimum grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.0 to be promoted to the second semester. In case a student is able to obtain G.P.A. of 1.75 or more, but less than 2.0 he will be promoted to the second semester on probation. iv) At the end of the second semester, a student must obtain a minimum cumulative grade point average (C.G.P.A.) of 2.0 and must also pass at least 50% of the courses taken by him in order to be promoted to the third semester. If any of the preceding two conditions is not complied with by a student, he shall be removed from the rolls of the Department. v) Like wise at the end of the each semester, a student must obtain a minimum cumulative grade point average (C.G.P.A.) of 2.0 and must also pass at least 50% of the courses taken by him in order to be promoted to the next semester. If any of the preceding two conditions is not complied with by a student, he shall be removed from the rolls of the Department. vi) At the end of the last semester of the program, a student must obtain not less than 2.0 otherwise he shall be removed from the rolls of the Department. A 20
student, who has not been required to repeat any course(s), obtains C.G.P.A. of 2.0 but less than 2.20 at the end of the last semester, will be allowed to repeat one or two courses of the previous semesters in which he had obtained the lowest grades, in order to improve the C.G.P.A. so as to obtain the minimum of 2.20 failing which he shall be removed from the rolls of the Department. vii) A student shall be deemed to have lost his Good Standing, if his conduct and behavior is found objectionable from the disciplinary point of view. 12. Incomplete Grade: No make up examination shall be given to a student who does not appear in Midterm examination. In case a student is unable to appear in one or more courses in the Final Examination of semester on medical ground, he may be allowed to appear in the Special Final Examination to be arranged by the Department provided that a) He/she fulfills the conditions of having attended the prescribed number of lectures as laid down in the regulations. b) He/she is laid down as an indoor patient of a recognized Hospital, or if he is not hospitalized as defined above, the candidate shall be examined by the Medical Superintendent of Civil Hospital who may certify the inability of the student to appear in the examination or otherwise. c) Application of the student must reach the department on or before the day of examination. d) Such a student shall be given incomplete grade (I Grade). He shall be required to appear in the Special Final Examination of semester to be held within four weeks from the commencement of the next semester.
e) He/she shall also be required to follow the schedule of the next semester. f) The student shall have to pay a fee of Rs.1000/- per course for special final examination. 13. Change of Course: i) No student shall change a course except with the written approval/re-assignment by the Chairman of the Department. The time period for such a change shall be 7 days from the commencement of the course. ii) A student may withdraw from only one course not later than one week after the announcement of the Mid-term result only in Ist Semester. In case of withdrawal from the course, the GPA will be calculated excluding the withdrawal course. iii) The department may switch the courses of different semesters according to needs or the availability of teaching facilities. 14. Semester Break: In case a student (other than first semester student) due to some unavoidable circumstances (prolonged illness or such other genuine reason) is unable to continue his studies, he/she may apply for a semester break. The case will be put up to the Departmental Examination Committee for consideration. In case, the Committee recommends it, semester break will be allowed. The Semester Break will be allowed for a maximum period of one year. The total time period for completion of the program will however, remain the same as already provided in the rules.
MS/M.Phil Programs
Admissions
Rules & Regulations for MS/M.Phil Program (Semester System) Effective from Academic Session 2005-2006
1. The M.Phil/MS. degree will be offered in all the Faculties as approved by the Syndicate from time to time. 2. Every candidate shall be required to take up one subject only. 3. The degree of M.Phil./MS shall be conferred upon a person who holds the qualifications/degrees described in the following table or any other equivalent degree in the relevant subject, after fulfilling all the requirements laid down by the University from time to time:Pre-Qualification Duration (Years) 12+2+2 12+2+2 12+4 12+5 12+4 12+4 12+4 12+4 Degree to be earned Degree M.Phil. Course M.A..M.Sc. M.Com. B.Pharmacy M.B.B.S. B.D.S. B.Sc.(Engg.) B.Sc.(Hons.) Agri. B.S. 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year Research 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year
M.Phil. shall be same as those of respective disciplines at University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad and University of the Punjab, Lahore. 4. The M.Phil./MS Program shall consist of at least four semesters of two years (one year course work and one year research).
REGULATIONS
1) TIME PERIOD
i) The time limit for the use of credit towards M.Phil/MS. Program shall be two years from the beginning of the earliest course counted towards the degree. ii) Ordinarily this would be a two years program but a student repeating the course (s) shall be treated as casual student and shall be required to complete the courses within a maximum period of additional two semesters. iii) The name of supervisor and topic of M.Phil./MS thesis shall be preferably decided before the end of second semester. iv) The time for thesis shall be counted after the declaration of the results of the second semester. v) The minimum period for an M.Phil./MS thesis shall be one year which could be extended by the Advanced Studies and Research Board up to a period of one more year on the recommendations of the Supervisor/ Chairman of the concerned Department.
January each year and the Autumn Semester in the second week of August. ii) There shall be a special (on demand and self finance basis) Summer Semester of 8 to 10 weeks each year which shall be optional. Students who desire to take up deficiency courses as approved in their course work program may enroll during this semester. However, this period shall not be counted towards residential requirements. iii) Each semester shall be of 4 months duration, four months for teaching, one week for the conduct of examinations, and one week for the preparation of results. However, the summer (special) semester (if offered) shall be of 8-10 weeks duration. iv) The dates for starting of each semester shall be as prescribed by the University.
3) ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND ADMISSION

i) The admissions shall be held once in a year as per schedule notified by the University with the consent of the respective Department/Center/Institute/College. ii) All the candidates having the qualifications/ degrees described in the above table or equivalent degree in the relevant subject with at least 2nd Division i.e. 45% marks or C-Grade with 50% marks under semester system, shall be eligible to apply for admission to M.Phil. class. iii) There shall be no discrimination on the basis of sex, creed, religion or region. iv) A test of GRE (General) conducted by National Testing Service (NTS) must be qualified for admission to MS/M.Phil Program. v) Each admission will be made on the basis of merit determined as per formula mentioned in these regulations and shall be 21
M.Sc.
OR Sixteen years of schooling or 4 years education after F.A/F.Sc (130,credit hours will be compulsory for admission in M.Phil / MS program leading to Ph.D. For candidates of Engineering, Agriculture, Law, Medicine and Dentistry, the nomenclature of higher degree instead of
2) TIME SCHEDULE
i) There shall be two semesters in each year, spring and autumn. The Spring Semester will begin in the first week of
MS/M.Phil Programs
approved by the Advanced Studies and Research Board. vi) Admission of all students will be provisional and subject to the final approval by the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. vii) The Vice-Chancellor, the Dean, or the Chairman of the Department may refuse admission to any candidate without assigning any reason. viii) The Vice-Chancellor on the recommendations of the Chairman/ Director/ Principal of the Department/ Center/ Institute/ College shall constitute the Admission Committee for each department. ix) Candidates whose names were dropped or struck off the rolls of M.Phil/MS. or equivalent program of any Department due to shortage of lectures or non-payment of dues or poor performance or non-appearance (without prior permission) in examination etc. shall not be granted admission without the permission of the Syndicate. x) Maximum upper age limit for seeking admission to M.Phil/MS. Program in any discipline shall be forty-five years on the last date fixed for receipt of applications. xi) Number of seats in each department shall be recommended by the Chairman/Director/ Principal of the Department/Center/Institute/ College, keeping in view the availability of the staff and other facilities, and shall be approved by the Vice-Chancellor.
BDS/ MBBS/B.Sc. Engg./B.Sc.(Hons) Agri., the credit of divisions for Matric and Intermediate shall be same while 20 marks/ points shall be specified for Professional Examinations, i.e. 2 marks for 50% marks and 5 marks for 60% marks (65% marks in case of semester system) in each Professional Examinations. iii) Each publication, in a HEC recognized reseach journal, shall be awarded 5 marks upto a maximum of 10 marks. iv) Selected candidates shall get themselves registered as per rules of the University.
of at least one hour of work per week for one semester.
7) ATTENDANCE
Students are expected to attend regularly all lectures, laboratory work and seminars as may be specifically required for each course. A maximum of 25% absences are allowed in each course. Deficiency, i.e. inability to pass a course on the basis of shortage of attendance, shall be treated as failure in that course, unless withdrawal is allowed by the Chairman according to procedures and rules described below. Such a failure on the record of a student will have all the implications of deficiency for the purpose of determining Good Standing of a student.
5) STUDENTS STATUS
i) Candidates admitted to M.Phil/MS. class shall be whole time students, enrolled for on campus study, at least for the first two semesters. In case of students of the Faculty of Science/ Engineering/ Agriculture/ Pharmacy/ Medicine/ Law, the Chairman/ Director/ Principal of the concerned Department/ Center/ Institute/ College shall, in consultation with the supervisor, determine the condition of residency which may be upto four semesters. ii) No student shall get admission in any other degree program anywhere during his/her enrolment as M.Phil/MS. student. The candidate offered admission will be required to submit an affidavit on a stamp paper of Rs.20/- duly attested by the Oath Commissioner/ Gazzetted Officer, that he/ she has not taken admission in any other department/ course. iii) In-service students shall submit NOC from their employers within one month after the start of the class work.
8) COURSE OUTLINES AND SYLLABI

i) The courses to be offered will be announced by the Department at the time of admission with a course description of each course. ii) The teacher concerned will issue a course outline giving objectives of the course, course contents, and giving information about the assignment, quizzes, and term papers. iii) The Chairpesons of the Department is authorized to re-arrange the courses based on the availability of staff and other relevant factors.
4) MERIT DETERMINATION
Merit shall be determined as per following formula: Academic Qualification GRE/GMAT test Conducted by NTS Publications Total = = = 40% 50% 10% 100%
9) COURSE DESCRIPTION
The courses offered by the Department shall be announced with a short description of each course along with time, day, room number, name of the teacher, semester and credits before the commencement of each semester. Courses will be numbered and coded as follows: i) All courses given in each semester will be designated by 500 and thesis by 600. ii) The degree of M.Phil/MS. shall consist of 08 (Eight) courses and a thesis. The courses
6) CREDIT AND RESEARCH

The candidates will need to complete 30 credit hours out of which 24 credit hours will be reserved for course work and 6 credit hour for thesis, which may lead to the award of M.Phil/ MS/Equivalent Degree. Note: The word CREDIT is a unit of time. One credit stands for the equivalent
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and the thesis shall be offered subject to the availability of the staff and convenience of the Department. Each course shall have three credit hours while the Research Thesis would be of 6 Credit Hours. iii) The course outlines may be revised from time to time by the ACADEMIC COUNCIL on the recommendation of the BOARD OF STUDIES with the approval of the SYNDICATE. Such changes shall always be notified at least three months before the commencement of the first semester. iv) The Chairman of the Department is authorized to re-arrange the courses based on the availability of staff and relevant factors.
be submitted to the Incharge Examination of the Department within seven days of the termination of the examination. The scripts shall be forwarded to the Controller of Examinations within two weeks of the termination of the final examination of the semester. v) The mid-term examination shall be held in the 8th week of class work. The final examination shall be held towards the end of the semester. vi) The following weightage shall normally be followed. However, if nature of course so demands, the weightage may be changed with the approval of the Examination Committee of the a Department. a) Mid-Term Exam. 30% b) Home Assignments/Term Paper/Class Presentations and Quizzes/or any Combination of these Components. 20% c) Final Examination of the Semester 50% Total 100% vii) In order to qualify in examination of a course, a student must obtain at least 50% over all marks and also must obtain 40% marks in the final examination. viii) To examine all problems regarding uniformity before the declaration of results for the term as well as appeals from the students or teacher or any other related matter, a Departmental Examination Committee, comprising three members shall be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor. The decisions of the Committee shall be final.
course work within given number of semesters, comprehensive examination shall be held after the candidate has obtained the requisite CGPA of 2.20 and passed all the courses (within the prescribed additional period of two more semesters). The comprehensive examination shall be conducted by the Board of Examiners comprising Chairman of the Department and four senior teachers of the Department, one senior teacher from another University to be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor.
11) DURATION OF EXAMINATION

In view of the weightage for the various examinations, home assignments, term papers, etc. the duration of examinations for each course shall be as follows: a) Mid-term Exam. 1 hour b) Final Exam. 2 hours.
10) EXAMINATION AND GRADING SYSTEMS

i) No student shall be eligible to appear at any examination unless he/she is enrolled in the Department and has paid all the necessary fees and also has fulfilled all the other conditions as laid down from time to time. ii) Performance of students shall be evaluated through a system of continuous testing spread over the entire period of studies. Besides the course examination, there shall be a number of tests and short quizzes. Moreover, the performance of students in class discussion, written assignments, research projects etc., shall be evaluated and form a part of their overall grades. iii) There shall be two examinations for each course during each semester. These examinations shall be termed as Mid-term and Final. The determination of the form of these examinations will be left to the teacher who will be solely responsible for the conduct of examination as well as evaluation in his course. The grade given in the course by the teacher shall be final. iv) The scripts of all examinations except Final shall be shown to the students by the concerned teacher. The scripts shall be taken back by the teacher after the students have gone through their scripts. The scripts shall
12) HOME ASSIGNMENTS AND TERM PAPERS.

Each course shall carry at least: a) Three home assignments at least one per 5 weeks or b) One term paper or c) Class presentations or a combination thereof, and d) Three quizzes; at least one per 5 weeks.
13) GRADING
In rating of the students, three passing grades shall be used A, B, and C and one failing grade F. In terms of their numerical equivalence, the letter grades denote the following: A B C F I 80 65 50 Below Incomplete 100 79 64 50
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
ix) There shall be a written comprehensive examination based on major courses taught on the successful completion of four semesters, to be qualified by each candidate. The failing candidates shall be given two more chances to qualify the comprehensive examination within three consecutive chances offered or within a maximum period of two years from the date of declaration of result of Final Semester. For candidates who are repeating any course(s) after the normal completion of
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grades in each course shall be converted to grade points on the following basis: Grade Grade Points Remarks A) (80%or 4.0 Excellent above marks) B) (65% to 3.0 to 3.9 Good 79% marks) C) (50% to 2.0 to 2.9 Satisfactory 64%marks) F) (below 50% marks) 0.0 Failed I 1.0 Incomplete
15) GOOD STANDING

i) In order to remain on the roll of the Department, a student has continuously to maintain Good Standing i.e. a satisfactory standard of attendance and academic performance, as well as, of conduct and discipline. ii) To remain in Good Standing , a student besides meeting attendance and conduct requirements, must also maintain a minimum C.G.P.A. of 2.00 on a cumulative basis. Any student with a C.G.P.A. of less than 2.00 will be dropped from the rolls of the Department forthwith. iii) At the end of the first semester, a student must obtain a minimum Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) of 2.00 to be promoted to the second semester. In case a student is able to obtain G.P.A. of 1.75 or more, but less than 2.00, he will be promoted to the second semester on probation basis. iv) The students who are eligible to remain on the rolls of the Department but have failed in course(s) are required to repeat these course(s) whenever these are offered by the Department. v) A student who is dropped out in the first semester of M.Phil/MS may be re-admitted in the first semester of M.Phil/MS. provided that total period for completion of the program does not exceed three years. vi) A student shall be deemed to have lost his Good Standing if his/her conduct and behavior is found objectionable from the disciplinary point of view. vii) If a student is not getting CGPA 3.00 then he can be allowed by the Chairman, Board of Studies of the Department to improve his CGPA by repeating course(s). However, this improvement will be allowed within a period one year from the date of notification of result.
or mid-term examination. In case a student is unable to appear in one or more courses in the final examination of the semester on medical ground, he/she may be allowed to appear in the Special Final Examination to be arranged by the Department provided: a) He/she fulfils the conditions of having attended the prescribed number of lectures as laid down in the regulations. b) He/she is laid down as an indoor patient of a recognized hospital, or if he/she is not hospitalized as defined above, the candidate shall be examined by the Medical Superintendent of Civil Hospital Multan who may certify the inability of the student to appear in the examination or otherwise c) Application of the student must reach the department on or before the day of examinations. d) Such a student shall be given incomplete grade (I-Grade). He/she shall be required to appear in the Special Final Examination of semester to be held within two months from the commencement of the next semester. e) He/she shall also be required to follow the schedule of the next semester. f) The student shall have to pay a fee of Rs.1000/-per paper for Special Final Examination. ii) If a student cannot submit his /her term paper/report on due date of a course, the instructor may award him an incomplete grade. A student who is awarded an incomplete grade, in any course should get it removed within a period of six weeks from the end of the semester, If he/she fails to complete the requirements of the course within the prescribed time his /her grade in that course shall be converted into a failure. On completion of the course, however, he/ she will not receive any further grade, but will be allowed the benefit of the numerical grade point weightage of an Incomplete. The permission for extension for submission of report/term paper must be obtained from
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14) FRACTION MARKS

A fraction mark obtained in a course is to be rounded to the next whole figure such as 75.1 to 76 or 80.9 to 81,etc . If a candidate misses grade A or B by point 0.01 C.G.P.A. on completion of the whole programme, i.e. after four semesters or less, he/ she shall be awarded grace marks by point 0.01 and placed in A or B grade as the case may be.
16) INCOMEPLETE GRADE

i) No make up examination shall be given to a student who does not appear in preliminary
Grad A Mar %ag 100 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80
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the Chairman before the due date.
17) CHANGE OF COURSE

i) No student shall give up or change a course except with the written approval /reassignment by the Chairman of the Department. The time period for such a change shall be 7 days from the commencement of the course. ii) A student may withdraw from only one course not later than one week after the announcement of the mid-term result. In case of withdrawal from the course, the G.P.A will be calculated excluding the withdrawal course. iii) The Department may switch the courses of different semesters according to needs or the availability of teaching facilities. iv) Students in M.Phil/MS. Program may take one course in addition to regular courses offered in semester in order to repeat a failing/dropped course.
approval of the tentative title of Thesis and the name of Supervisor(s) by the Advanced Studies and Research Board. The exact title of a thesis may be amended in the light of the research results obtained by the candidate. However, this change of title shall be made with the consent of the Supervisor and the Convener Board of Studies, who will report this matter to the Advanced Studies & Research Board for approval. iii) Research Work shall be completed and thesis be submitted by the end of 4th Semester for evaluation on the recommendations of the Supervisor and Convener Board of Studies. iv) The request of extension in submission of thesis, if needed, shall be submitted to the Advanced Studies & Research Board through the Convener Board of Studies at least two months in advance. It shall have recommendation of supervisor(s) with clear reasons spelled out. Maximum of one year extension shall be allowed in any case.
Thesis evaluation and oral examination

i) A Board of Examines comprising the supervisor, the Chairman/ Director/ Principal (Ex-officio) of the Department/Institute/ Center/College, one external expert of the field from within the country, to be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendations of the concerned Board of Studies and Advanced Studies & Research Board, shall evaluate the thesis and conduct oral examination. ii) In case the Chairman/Director/Principal of the Department/ Institute/ College is the supervisor of the candidate then the senior most teacher after the Chairman/Director/ Principal will be the Ex-officio member of the Board. iii) No degree shall be awarded unless all the members of Board of Examiners approve the thesis and the oral examination. iv) If at least two members of the Board of the Examiners find that the thesis is wholly inadequate, they may recommend that it be rejected without any further test. However, the candidate may get a certificate for satisfactory completion of the course work. v) If the thesis, though inadequate, is of sufficient merit in the opinion of at least two examiners, the Board of Examiners may recommend to resubmit it in a revised form within a period of six months. vi) In case of non-approval of the oral examination by at least two members of the Board of Examiners , the candidate shall have one extra chance to pass the examination within six months from the date of declaration of the result; if he/she fails to satisfy the Board of Examiners even in the second chance his case shall stand rejected. vii) All the members of Board of Examiners shall sign the thesis after the viva-voce examination and after having ensured that necessary corrections as suggested/pointed out by the Board of Examiners have been incorporated by the candidate.
18) SEMESTER BREAK

In case a student (other than first semester student) due to some unavoidable circumstances (Prolonged illness or such other genuine reason) is unable to continue his/her studies, he/she may apply for a semester break. The case will be put up to the Departmental Examination Committee for consideration. In case the Committee recommends it, semester break will be allowed. The Semester break will be allowed for a maximum period of one year. The total time period for completion of the program will however, remain the same as already provided in rules
19(B). QUALIFICATION OF THE SUPERVISOR

The Supervisor(s) shall hold M.Phil or Ph.D. degree for supervising the M.Phil. Research/ thesis.
Submission of Thesis
i) a) The candidate shall submit three copies (loose binding), duly certified by major Supervisor that the contents and form of the thesis are satisfactory, for evaluation of thesis in the format approved by the University b) The candidate shall submit four bound copies of the final version as approved/signed by the Board of Examiners. ii) The language of the thesis shall be English, unless specified otherwise by the Advanced Studies and Research Board. iii) The candidate shall be responsible for paying all the dues as per University rules admissible at that time.
19(A). RESEARCH WORK

i) The research problem offered to each student by the Supervisor shall be approved by the Advanced Studies and Research Board on the recommendations of the Board of Studies of the respective Department. ii) Research work shall start after the
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20. CHANGE OF SUPERVISOR

Due to valid reasons a candidate for M.Phil/ MS degree may change his/her supervisor(s) after getting approval from the Advanced Studies and Research Board. In that case he/ she will have to get himself /herself registered afresh, with different synopsis/research proposal prepared in consultation with new proposed supervisor(s), as per rules of the University, to complete his/her M.Phil/MS. degree. However, he /she may continue his/ her work on previous research proposal with new supervisor and old registration provided he/she gets written consent from his/her previous and new supervisor(s) for doing so.
iii) the successful defence/approval of thesis and viva-voce examination. The University shall grant M. Phil./MS degree to each candidate subject to the condition that he/she fulfils all the requirements mentioned in Statutes, Procedures, Rules and Regulations for M. Phil./MS Program.
21) MAINTENANCE OF EXAMINATION RECORDS.

i) The teacher concerned shall prepare six copies of the awards. He/she shall retain one copy with him/her, shall send one copy each to the Chairman, the Vice-Chancellor/ Dean and two copies to the Incharge Examination. He/she shall also display one copy on the Notice Board. He/She shall send the scripts along with question paper of each examination to the Incharge Examinations (of the Department) within seven days from the date of termination of the Examination. ii) The scripts of each examination shall be forwarded to the Controller of Examinations of the University.
22) DECLARATION OF RESULT AND AWARD OF DEGREE

The result of the candidate shall be declared after i) the successful completion of course work. ii) If the student is not getting 3.00 CGPA then he will have to improve his CGPA by repeating course/ study subject to the condition that he will have at least 2.5 CGPA before improvement. However, the minimum period for improving CGPA will be one year. 26
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1) Admission
Ph.D. Programs Rules & Regulations (Semester System)

Effective from Academic Session 2005-2006
(a) The minimum CGPA should be 3.00 or
First Division in MS/M.Phil/Equivalent Degree for admission into Ph.D. (For those subjects in which First Division is not very common e.g. Linguistics and Literatures; the selection will be made on the basis of top 25% of the coaching class in consultation with respective University) (b) In addition, the candidates must pass subject GRE (International) test for admission in Ph.D. In disciplines where this test is not available, the test will be developed locally as per direction of the Higher Education Commission. iii) No student shall get admission in any other degree program anywhere during his/her enrolment as Ph.D. student. The candidate offered admission will be required to submit an affidavit on a stamp paper of Rs.20/- duly attested by the Oath Commissioner/Gazetted Officer, that he has not taken admission in any other department/course. iv) In-service students shall submit NOC from their employers at the time of registration. co-opted v) The complete case of registration duly completed by the concerned Board of Studies shall be submitted to Advanced Studies and Research Board for final approval vi) After the approval of the Advanced Studies & Research Board the candidate shall get himself registered with the B. Z. University Multan as per rules. vii) After registration as Ph.D Scholar, the candidate shall start regular research on the proposed project viii) The candidate shall be responsible for submitting two six monthly detailed progress reports through his supervisor to the University ix) On receiving two satisfactory six monthly progress reports from the supervisor along with recommendation of the Chairman concerned, the case shall be submitted to Advanced Studies & Research Board for confirmation of registration.
4) System of Study /Assignment

i) Every candidate shall apply to the Chairman/Director/Principal of the Department/Institute/Center/ College and, in consultation with him select a suitable subject for research. Each candidate shall also prepare and submit synopsis/proposal for the intended research work within three months of the selection. ii) The synopsis submitted by the candidate shall be sent for evaluation to an external expert. The choice of the external expert shall be the responsibility of the Convener of the concerned Board of Studies from amongst the approved Board of studies panel of experts. iii) The candidate shall have to modify his proposal according to the suggestions of the expert, if required, and approval from the expert for the changes / alterations made, shall be obtained by the Convener Board of Studies before submission of the case to the Advanced Studies and Research Board. iv) The Chairman of the Department will then recommend the case of the candidate to the Board of Studies, who if they approve the subject shall appoint a supervisor or supervisors. The recommendations of the Board of the studies will be subject to the confirmation by the Advanced Studies and Research Board .The Chairman /Director / Principal concerned, if not a member of the Advanced Studies and Research Board shall be
2) Procedure for application and admission.

i) The application shall be submitted to the Chairman of the department in which the student wishes to pursue his/her studies ii) The Departmental Admission Committee, constituted by the Vice-Chancellor, shall scrutinize every application received in the Department for eligibility. iii) Selected candidates shall get themselves registered as per rules of the University.
5) Submission of thesis
i) The research problem (tentative) offered to each student by the Supervisor shall be approved by the Advanced Studies and Research Board on the recommendations of the Board of Studies of the respective Department. ii) Research work shall start after the approval of the tentative title of thesis and the name of Supervisor (s) by the Advanced Studies and Research Board. iii) The exact title of a thesis shall be assigned in the light of the research results obtained by the candidate. However, this change of title shall be made with the consent of the Supervisor and the Convener Board of Studies who will report this matter to the Advanced Studies & Research Board for approval, provided that this title should not differ significantly from the title initially approved
3) Students Status
i) The candidates admitted for Ph.D. shall be full time students, enrolled for on campus study at least for the first year. In case of students of Faculty of Science /Engineering /Agriculture / Pharmacy/ Medicine /Law, the concerned Chairman / Director / Principal of the Department/Center/Institute/College shall determine the condition of residency, in consultation with the supervisor. ii) The concerned Chairman/Director/ Principal of the Department/Center /Institute / College shall determine the condition of residency, in consultation with the supervisor.
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by the Advanced Studies and Research Board. iv) The candidate shall submit five copies of thesis (loose binding)in the format approved by the Department /Center/Institute /College along with five copies of a short abstract of 1000 words through his supervisor and Department concerned within five years but not before two years, after confirmation of registration. The Controller of Examinations will send one copy (finally approved and bound as required by the rules) of Ph.D. thesis to the In-charge, Library, Higher Education Commission,H-9, Islamabad after the evaluation of thesis/ declaration of result of Ph.D. Examination of the scholar. v) The language of the thesis shall be English unless specified otherwise by the Advanced Studies and Research Board. vi) The candidate shall be responsible for paying all the dues as per University rules admissible at that time.
Registration of Ph.D. student shall be deemed as cancelled if he/she does not pass the comprehensive examination even in the second attempt. A comprehensive Examination will be essential for the award of Ph.D. Degree.
8. Evaluation of Thesis
The evaluation of Ph.D. thesis shall consist of two parts: a) Thesis evaluation b) Public Defence and Oral Examination (a) Thesis evaluation Ph.D. dissertation must be evaluated by at least two experts from technologically advanced countries. i) For evaluation of thesis, the ViceChancellor shall appoint three experts, two (non Pakistani) from outside the county (technologically advanced countries) and one from within the country, from the panel of experts submitted by the concerned Board of Studies and approved by the Advanced Studies and Research Board. ii) If the thesis is adjudged as adequate by at least two experts and accepted by the Advanced Studies and Research Board, the candidate shall be required to undergo a public defence and oral examination. iii) If at least two experts find that the thesis is wholly inadequate they may recommend that it be rejected without any further test. iv) If any of two examiners suggest modification/revision of the thesis, then the Board of examiners may recommend to Advanced Studies and Research Board to permit the candidate to resubmit it in a revised form within a period of one year. The revised version of the thesis shall be approved by the same examiners who have suggested modification of the thesis. v) Only two chances of resubmission of thesis in a revised form shall be allowed to a candidate. If he/she fails to obtain a recommendation in his/her favour from at least two examiners even in these two extra chances, his thesis shall be rejected finally. vi) If the examiners reject the thesis for Ph.D but recommend for award of M.phil degree on
6) Change of Supervisor(s)
Due to valid reasons a candidate for Ph.D. degree may change his/her supervisor(s) after getting approval from the Advanced Studies and Research Board. In that case he/she will have to get himself /herself registered afresh, with different synopsis/research proposal prepared in consultation with new proposed supervisor(s), as per rules of the University, to complete his/her Ph.D. degree. However, he / she may continue his/her work on previous research proposal with new supervisor and old registration provided he/she gets written consent from his/her previous and new supervisor(s)for doing so.
the same thesis the scholar will be awarded M.phil Degree. While recommending the award of degree, the examiners shall also report whether or not the thesis/dissertation is fit for publication both from the point of view of language and contents. (b) Public defence and Oral Examination i) The oral examination shall be opened to the public, but only the Board of Examiners will do the evaluation. ii) The oral examination shall be conducted by the Board of Examiners comprising the Chairman/Director/Principal (Ex-officio) of the concerned Department / Institute / Center / College, Supervisor (who will also act as coordinator) and one examiner to be nominated from within the country by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendations of Advanced Studies and Research Board. In case the Chairman / Director / Principal of the Department /Institute/Center/College is the supervisor of the candidate then the senior most teacher after the Chairman/Director/ Principal shall be the Ex-officio member of the Board. iii) The examination shall be conducted on approval / non approval basis.
iv) No degree shall be awarded unless at least two members of the Board of Examiners approve the oral examination. v) In case of non-approval of the oral examination by at least two members of the Board of Examiners, the candidate shall have one more chance to pass the oral examination within six months from the date of declaration of the result, failing which the case shall stand rejected.
7) Comprehensive Examination
A Ph.D. student shall be required to pass a comprehensive examination (written) prepared, conducted and evaluated by the Departmental Admission Committee, securing at least 50% marks before submission of his thesis. If the student does not pass the comprehensive examination in first attempt he/she may be given one more chance on the recommendation of his supervisor(s). The
9) Credit and Research

Additional Ph.D. level course work of at least 18 credit hours followed by a Comprehensive Examination along with thesis defense will be essential for the award of Ph.D. degree
10) Attendance
Students are expected to attend regularly all lectures laboratory work and seminars as may be specifically required for each course.
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A maximum of 25% absences are allowed in each course. Deficiency, i.e. inability to pass a course on the basis of shortages of attendance, shall be treated as failure in that course, unless withdrawal is allowed by the Chairman according to procedures and rules described below. Such a failure on the record of a student will have all the implications of deficiency for the purpose of determining Good Standing of a student.
under the supervision of a full time faculty member will normally be 5 which may be increased to eight under special circumstances in teaching departments. In research Institutes where the faculty is involved in full time research with low teaching work load, the number of Ph.D. students may be larger with approval of the Higher education Commission. There should be at least 3 Ph.D. Faculty members in a department to launch a Ph.D. Program, However, in extraordinary cases, even one Ph.D. teacher could start a Ph.D. Program if justified properly and approved by HEC. The sub-Committee appointed/constituted by the Academic Council and the subCommittee of Deans/Chairmen constituted by the Vice-Chancellor unanimously recommended the following remuneration to be paid to the supervisor(s)on the successful completion of M.Phil and Ph.D. work and award of the degree. 1. Remuneration for evaluation of M.Phil thesis The Committee recommended remuneration of Rs.2000/- per candidate per examiner. 2. Remuneration for the M.Phil Supervisor(s). On the award of M.Phil degree the internal supervisor (from amongst the faculty members of the Bahauddin Zakariya University) shall be paid Rs.30,000/-as remuneration. In case of joint supervision, the amount shall be divided equally among all internal supervisors only. However, if the candidate has been able to get published out of this research work at least three research papers in foreign journal(s) then the internal supervisor(s) shall be paid Rs.50,000/-(to be divided equally). These research papers must be got published within a period of two years after award of the degree. 3. Remuneration of evaluation of Ph.D. thesis
11) Award of Degree

Acceptance/Publication of at least one research paper in an HEC approved Journals is essential for the award of Ph.D. Degree. If the candidate passes the examination, his/ her result may be declared with the permission of the Syndicate and he/she my be awarded the Ph.D. degree.
12) Publication of Thesis

Any successful candidate for a Ph.D. degree, if he so desires be allowed to print and publish his/her thesis with the permission of the Advanced Studies and Research Board provided that the examiners have recommended in their report that both from the point of view of languages and contents it is fit for publication.
A pay order of US$ 100/- or equivalent foreign currency shall be sent to Foreign Evaluators as remuneration with the thesis after obtaining the consent of the concerned expert(s) to act as the thesis evaluator. Each local evaluator(s) expert shall be paid Rs.5000/-as remuneration. 4. Remuneration of the Supervisor. On the award of Ph.D. degree the internal supervisor (from amongst the Faculty members of the Bahauddin Zakariya University) shall be paid Rs.50,000/- as remuneration. In case of joint Internal Supervisors the amount shall be divided equally among all supervisors. However, if the candidate has been able to get published out of this research work at least five research papers in foreign journal(s) of International repute then the Internal Supervisors(s) shall be paid Rs.1,00,000/- (to be divided equally). These research papers must be got published within a period of two years after award of the degree.
13) Qualification of the Supervisor (s).

The supervisor(s) shall hold Ph.D. degree in the relevant field with two research publications published in journals recognized by the university and two years post Ph.D. teaching /research experience.
14) Remuneration for evaluation of the thesis.

As per University rules.
15) Number of Ph.D. Students.

The maximum number of Ph.D. students
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Students Discipline
1. Directorate of Students Affairs This Directorate, headed by a senior teacher as Director, deals with all the matters relating to students affairs, including discipline. ix. Cause disturbance to others; x. Disturb peace and tranquility of the Institution; xi. Keep or carry weapons, narcotics, immoral or subversive literature; and xii. Use insalutary or abusive language or resort to violence against a fellow student or employee of the University. 2) Disciplinary action by the Principal of a Constituent / Affiliated College / Chairperson of the University Teaching Department / Director of an Institute / Center and the Discipline Committee against the student(s) may be taken in one or more of the following forms depending upon the severity of the offence: i. A student may be fined. ii. A student may be placed on probation for a fixed period. If during the period of probation he/she fails to improve his/her conduct, he/she may be rusticated or expelled. iii. A student may be suspended from the rolls of a College / Institute / Center / Department for a period not exceeding two weeks at a time, excluding the suspension if any, not exceeding 10 days, at one time ordered by the Principal of the College / Director of the Institute / Center / Chairperson of the Department / the Discipline Committee (constituted under Statute-11 of the First Statutes) pending inquiry into the mis-conduct of the student(s). iv. A Student may be rusticated/ expelled, or asked to withdraw from the College / Institute / Center / Department in the manner hereinafter mentioned.
B. Regulations Relating to Rustication, Expulsion and Withdrawal

1. Rustication, whenever imposed on a College / University student, shall always mean the loss of one academic year in so far as his/her Examination are concerned. The period of absence from the College / University Teaching Department / Institute / Center will, however, depend upon the time of the year when the penalty is imposed. The student under rustication may at the discretion of the Principal of the College / Chairperson of the Department / Director of the Institute / Center be permitted to rejoin the class in the same College / Department / Institute / Center in the beginning of the next academic year. A rusticated student once re-admitted and again found creating disturbance / indiscipline, etc. will be expelled from the University. 2) A Student expelled from a College / University Teaching Department / Institute / Center shall not be re-admitted into the same College / Department / Institute / Center or into another College / Department / Institute / Center without the approval of the Syndicate. Re-admission shall in no case be granted before the expiry of one academic year from the date of expulsion.
A. Discipline
1) No Student shall: i. Utter, do, or propagate, anything repugnant to Islam within and outside the precincts of the University / College; ii. Say or do anything which might adversely affect the honor and prestige of Pakistan, the University teachers and his/her educational institution; iii. Smoke in the classroom, laboratory, workshop, library, examination hall and University buses etc; iv. Form, or associate with an organization/ society/club, or any other body promoting caste distinctions and inciting parochial/ linguistic/regional feelings; v. Organize, or hold any function in the University except in accordance with the prescribed rules/regulations; vi. Collect money or receive donations or pecuniary assistance for or on behalf of the University or any University organization except with the written permission of the Syndicate; vii. Stage, incite, or participate in a walkout, strike or any other form of agitation which might create or is likely to create law and order problem for the University and affect or is likely to affect its smooth functioning; viii. Indulge in immoral activities, use indecent language, wear immodest dress, make indecent remarks, jokes or gesmake indecent remarks, jokes or gestures or behave in an improper manner; 30
C. College / Departmental Council

Each College / Institute / Center / Department shall constitute a Council to consider and decide the cases of expulsion, rustication and withdrawal of student(s). The council shall consist of the Principal / Director / Chairman of the College / Institute / Center / Department and two members of the teaching
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staff to be nominated by the Principal / Director / Chairman of whom one shall be the students advisor. The Principal / Director / Chairman of the College / Institute / Center / Department shall be Chairman of the Council who may pass such orders as he may deem fit. Other members shall act in an advisory capacity. The Principal / Director / Chairman shall communicate to the Registrar the name of the members of the council in the beginning of every academic year.
Departments / Institute / Center: 1) All Students must have faith in and respect for the ideology of Pakistan. 2) All Students must in matters of religion respect the convictions of others. 3) Every student is expected to: i. Be Loyal to Pakistan; ii. Obey the Law of the land as well as the rules & regulations of the University / College; iii. Maintain law and order as well as the dignity and prestige of the University / College; iv. Protect the property of the University / College; v. Show due respect to elders, teachers and outside visitors; vi. Work hard and co-operate in completing the courses of study within the prescribed period.
H. Appeal
i. The student(s) who has/have been rusticated/expelled may prefer an appeal with the Chairman Syndicate within 15 days of the date of notification. ii. If a case of rustication / expulsion / withdrawal is revised by the Chairman of the Syndicate on the basis of an appeal, it shall be brought to the notice of the Syndicate alongwith reasons for revising the original order.
D. Reporting of the Case

Cases of rustication and expulsion shall be reported to the University by the Principals / Chairmen / Directors of the Department concerned for registration and notification. If a case of rustication / expulsion is revised by the Principal / Chairman / Director of the College / Department / Institute / Center concerned, it shall be reported to the University with reasons for revising the order and brought to the notice of the Syndicate by placing the case on the Agenda.
1. Indulgence in Politics
Every candidate and his/her parents/guardian shall at the time of admission give an undertaking that he/she shall not indulge in politics, failing which, he/she shall not be allowed admission. And if, after the admission, he/she violates such an undertaking i.e. indulges in politics, he/she shall be expelled from the institution without further notice. The finding with regard to indulgence in politics given by the Head of the Institution under his seal and signatures shall be final and shall not be questioned except only before the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
E. Welfare
Each Affiliated / Constituent college and University Teaching Department / Institute / Center shall set up a Welfare Committee in order to be in touch with the students, to deal with their problems and look after their welfare in general. The Committee shall consist of the Principal / Director / Chairman of the College / Department / Institute / Center and two members of the teaching staff to be nominated by the Principal / Director / Chairman concerned of whom one shall be the students advisor.
G. Discipline Committee
The Discipline Committee constituted under Statute-11 of the first Statutes appended as schedule to the BZU Act, 1975, shall investigate, deal with, hear and punish the following classes of cases of misconduct and indiscipline among the students on the rolls of the University teaching Department / Institute / Center / Constituent College in accordance with the aforementioned Regulations: i. Case(s) where the students of more than one department are involved and the case(s) cannot be conveniently dealt with at the level of the Department / Institute / Center / Constituent College. ii. Such other cases as may be referred to the committee by the Vice-Chancellor.
F. Code of Honor
The following Code of Honor enunciating the basic principles of conduct expected of a student should be propagated through the Principals of the Affiliated College / Constituent Colleges and the Chairman / Director of the University Teaching
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Faculty of Pharmacy
Department of
Pharmacy
Established: Academic Programs: 1976 Enrollment Pharm. D (Morning & Evening Program) M.Phil Ph.D. is also offered by the Department. The Department after its establishment, gradually strengthened its academic programs as a result of which in 1992, it was given the status of Faculty of Pharmacy. An adequate collection of text books, reference books and research journals are available in the library of the Department/Faculty covering various disciplines of Pharmacy. The books are also available to the students from the Book Bank of the University on loan basis. The students during the course of their studies go on industrial tours of various Pharmaceutical industries and laboratories as a part of their practical/professional training. The Faculty keeps contacts with different employing agencies and helps the students in seeking employment. P.D.H. Gold Medal, donated by the P.D. H. Laboratories, Lahore is being awarded to a student getting first position on the basis of aggregate marks obtained by him/her in First to Final Professional Pharm-D Examinations and who has also passed all the professional Examinations in the Ist Annual Examination fixed for that class. Two Gold Medals are being awarded to students getting first position in M.Phil. Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry respectively (one of these gold medals (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) is donated by IPP).
Pharm.D Morning Program = 109 (Merit = 60, Reserved = 27 Special Admission Charges = 22 Evening Program = 101 (Merit = 90, Reserved = 11 (See Chart Undergraduate for details) For Pharm-D F.Sc. (Pre-Medical Group) B.Sc. (Botany, Zoology and Chemistry) with F.Sc. Pre-Medical M.Phil B.Pharmacy (4 years course) For Ph.D. M.Phil. in relevent field Prof. Dr. Khalid Hussain Janbaz Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmad Ch.
Prerequisites:
Dean & Chairman: Students Advisor:
Pharm-D Program
Morning Program
There are 60 merit, 27 reserved seats and 22 seats on Special Admission Charges for admission to Pharm-D Ist Professional class. Eight (8) out of 60 merit seats are for candidates holding B.Sc. degree after F.Sc. (PreMedical). Admission to Ist. Professional class will be made by the Admission Committee of the Department according to the merit rules and regulations laid down by the University.
Introduction
The Faculty of Pharmacy, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan owes its origin to the Department of Pharmacy, established in 1976. Initially, it was housed in a rented building but later on it was shifted to a part of a borrowed building called Old Campus on Bosan Road, Multan. The Department moved to its present premises, the Pharmacy Block, at the University Campus in 1984. With the start of Department in 1976 a three years course for the degree of B.Pharmacy was launched, which was then replaced by a four years course in 1979 on the recommendations of the University Grants Commission (Now HEC). B.Pharmacy (four years program) has now been replaced by a 5-Year program of Pharm.D from the session 2003-2004. The program of studies for the degree of M.Phil. in the subject of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmaceutics was started in 1986 and M.Phil. in the subject of Pharmacology has also been started in 1997. M.Phil. program in the subject of Pharmacognosy is expected to start in the near future. Ph.D. program
Evening Program
There are 90 merit and 11 reserved seats in Pharm-D Ist Professional class under evening program.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Khalid Hussain Janbaz Prof. Dr. A Subhan Ijaz Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmad Ch. Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Dr. Nazar Muhammad Ranjha Chairman Member Member Member Secretary 33
Faculty of Pharmacy
Eligibility
The candidates who have secured at least 45% marks in F.Sc. (Pre Medical) or B.Sc. Examination (as the case may be), are eligible for admission to Pharm-D first professional class, provided that the candidates holding B.Sc. degree must have passed B.Sc. Examination with Botany, Zoology and Chemistry as Elective subjects and F.Sc. in Pre-Medical group.
Outlines of Syllabus (To be taught under Annual System of examinations. The details of which are being prepared).
08. 09.
Pharmacognosy-I Pharmaceutical Microbiology Total
100 100 900
Pharm-D
5-Year Course.
Third Professional Theory

01. 02. 03. 04. 05. Pathology 50 Pharmacology and therapeutics-II 100 Pharmacognosy-II 100 Pharmaceutics-III (Dispensing and Community Pharmacy) 100 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Instrumentation) 100
Scheme of Studies
First Professional Theory
Paper 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. Title Marks Pharmaceutics Chemistry-I (Organic) 100 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry 100 Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy) 100 Physiology & Histology 100 Anatomy 50 Pharmaceutical Mathematics & Biostatistics 100
The merit will be determined on the basis of aggregate marks of F.Sc./B.Sc. (as the case may be), plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran + Marks obtained in Entry Test out of 50 marks. The selected candidates will have to appear personally before the Admission Committee of Department of Pharmacy along with their original documents prior to depositing their dues.
Practicals
06. 07. 08. 09. 10. Pathology 50 Pharmacology & Therapeutics-II 100 Pharmacognosy-II 100 Pharmaceutics-III (Dispensing and Community Pharmacy) Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Instrumentation) Total Marks: 100 100 900
Break up of Seats:
Out of 60 merit seats, 8 seats (4 in column No.3 and 4 in column No.4) will be reserved for candidates possessing the B.Sc. degree (with subjects listed above). Detail is provided in the relevant chart at the end. Note: Rs.200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of applications.
Practicals
07. 08. 09. 10. Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Organic) Pharmaceutical Biochemistry Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy) Physiology & Histology Total 100 100 100 100 950
Fourth Professional Theory

01. 02. 03. Pharmaceutics-IV (Hospital Pharmacy) Pharmaceutics-V (Clinical Pharmacy-I) Pharmaceutics-VI (Industrial Pharmacy) Pharmaceutics-VII (Biopharmaceutics) Pharmaceutics-VIII (Pharmaceutical Quality Management) 100 100 100 100 100
Second Professional Theory

01. 02. 03. 04 05. Pharmaceutics-II (Pharmaceutical Preparations) 100 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-I 100 Pharmacognosy-I 100 Pharmaceutical Microbiology 100 Pakistan Studies and Islamiat (Comp.) 100
04. 05.
Practicals
06. 07. Pharmaceutics-V (Clinical Pharmacy-I) Pharmaceutics-VI (Industrial Pharmacy) 100 100
Practicals
06. 07. 34 Pharmaceutics-II (Pharmaceutical Preparations) 100 Pharmacology & Therapeutics-I 100
Faculty of Pharmacy
08. 09.
Pharmaceutics-VII (Biopharmaceutics) Pharmaceutics-VIII (Pharmaceutical Quality Management) Total
100 100 900
M.Phil Programs
Admission:
Admission shall be made to M. Phil. classes in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology on merit according to the following formula mentioned in pharmacy postgraduate studies:
M. Phil. Pharmaceutics
M. Phil. Pharmaceutics (2-Year) program comprises of four semesters (50) credit hours. In first two semesters, each consisting of four courses (3 credit hour per course) will be completed in one year. One credit hour will be for seminar. As a result of it total 25 credit hours will be completed. Research work will be offered after 2nd semester from the courses/areas mentioned under title of course in both the semesters i.e. semester I and semester II. Research work will carry weightage of 25 credit hours (to be completed in 3rd and 4th semester). i.e. one year. The research work will be carried out in any branch of Pharmaceutics. The thesis shall embody the results of research, which may either be continuation to the existing knowledge of the subject, or application of known methods of research to some technical problems. This will also include seminar and viva voce examination concerning research topic. Five copies of research thesis printed or type written shall be submitted for examination at the end of the academic year.
Final Professional Theory

01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Medicinal Chemistry) Pharmaceutics-IX (Clinical Pharmacy-II) Pharmaceutical Technology Forensic Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Management & Marketing Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy 100 100 100 100 100 50
Admission Regulations: 1. Eligibility

The candidates who have passed B.Pharmacy (4 years) are eligible for admission to M.Phil. first semester class. However the candidates unable to qualify GRE Test conducted by NTS will not be considered for admission in M.Phil. class.
Practicals
07. 08. 09. 10. Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Medicinal Chemistry) Pharmaceutics-IX (Clinical Pharmacy-II) Pharmaceutical Technology Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy Total 100 100 100 50 900
2. Computation of Merit
The allocation of marks for determining merit shall be as follows: Academic Qualification GRE Test scoure conducted by NTS Publication Total 40 50 10 100
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours PHP-701 Pharmaceutics-I: Pharmaceutical Technology-I 3 PHP-702 PharmaceuticsII: Clinical Pharmacy & Therapeutics-I 3 PHP-703 Pharmaceutics-III: Pharmaceutical Bio-Technology 3 PHP-704 Pharmaceutics-IV: Pharmaceutical Management & Marketing 3 Total 12
i. For academic qualification, every first, second and third division shall carry 10, 5 and zero points/marks respectively. ii. For B.Pharmacy the credit of divisions for professional examinations shall be 2 marks for 50% marks and 5 marks for 60% marks (65% marks in case of semester system) in each professional examinations. iii. Each publication, in HEC recognized journal, shall be awarded 5 marks upto a maximum of 10 marks. 3. Each admission shall be approved by the Advanced Studies and Research Board after a candidate has qualified GRE conducted by NTS.
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Faculty of Pharmacy
2nd Semester
PHP-751 Pharmaceutics-V: Pharmaceutical Technology-II PHP-752 Pharmaceutics-VI: Clinical Pharmacy & Therapeutics-II PHP-753 Pharmaceutics-VII: Pharmaceutical services PHP-754 Seminar in Pharmaceutics PHB-755 Bio-Statistics Total 3 3 3 1 3 13
3rd & 4th Semester

PHP-801 Thesis Total credit hours of the program 25 50
M.Phil Pharmacognosy Program

M.Phil. Pharmacognosy comprises of four semesters (50 Credit hours) i.e. two years programme. The first two semesters (25 credit hours) i.e. one year consist of a course work whereas the 3rd and 4th semesters (25 credit hours) i.e. one year is devoted for research work.
M.Phil Pharmaceutical Chemistry Program

M.Phil. Pharmaceutical Chemistry comprises of four semesters (50 Credit hours) i.e two years program. The first two semesters (25 credit hours) i.e. one year consist of a course work whereas the 3rd and 4th semesters (25 credit hours) i.e. one year is devoted for research work.
3rd & 4th Semester

PHP-801 Thesis Total credit hours of the program 25 50
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Course Title of Course Credit Hours No. PHG-701 Analytical Pharmacognosy 3 PHG-702 Advanced Pharmacognosy-I 3 PHG-703 Biosynthesis of Natural Products3 PHG-704 Plant Toxicology & Ethnopharmacognosy 3 Total 12
M.Phil Pharmacology Program

M.Phil. Pharmacology comprises of four semesters (50 Credit hours) i.e. two years program. The first two semesters (25 credit hours) i.e. one year consist of a course work whereas the 3rd and 4th semesters (25 credit hours) i.e. one year is devoted for research work
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours PHC-701 Drug Design 3 PHC-702 Drug Stability & Pharmaceutical Analysis 3 PHC-703 Advanced Pharmaceutical Analysis 3 PHC-704 Natural Product Chemistry 3 Total 12
2nd Semester
PHG-751 Advanced Pharmacognosy-II PHG-752 Structure Elucidation Techniques of Natural Products PHG-753 Pharmacobiotechnology PHG-754 Seminar in Pharmacognosy PHG-755 Biostatistics Total 3 3 3 1 3 13
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code PHL-701 PHL-702 PHL-703 PHL-704
nd
2nd Semester
PHC-751 PHC-752 PHC-753 PHC-754 Advanced Medicinal Chemistry 3 Therapeutical Chemistry 3 Phytochemistry 3 Seminar in Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 PHC-755 Biostatistics 3 Total 13
Title Credit Hours General Pharmacology 3 Applied Pharmacology-I 3 Biochemical Pharmacology 3 Biochemical Techniques 3 Total 12
3rd & 4th Semester

PHG-801 Thesis Total credit hours of the program 25 50
3rd & 4th Semester

PHC-801 Thesis Total credit hours of the program 25 50
2 Semester
PHL-751 PHL-752 PHL-753 PHL-754 PHL-755 Applied Pharmacology-II Neuro-Pharmacology Microbiology Seminar in Pharmacology Biostatistics Total 3 3 3 1 3 13
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University College of
Engineering & Technology

Established: Academic Programs: Enrollment: 1993 B.Sc. Engineering (1) Civil Engineering Total No. of Seats: 54 (2) Electrical Engineering Total No. of Seats: 54 (3) Mechanical Engineering Total No. of Seats: 53 (4) Computer Engineering Total No. of Seats: 41 (5) Architectural Engineering Total No. of Seats: 41 See the relevant chart at the end. Principal: Students Advisor: (Male) Students Advisor: (Female) Prof. Dr. Akhtar Ali Kalrou Engr Tahir Sultan Engr. Shazia Rizwan
Introduction
In 1975, the Government of the Punjab decided to set up four Engineering Colleges at Taxila, Multan, Faisalabad and Bahawalpur in the same order of priority. In accordance with the decision of the Punjab Cabinet, the first Engineering College initially started functioning at Sahiwal and was later, in 1978, shifted to Taxila as a second campus of the University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore. Later its status was raised to an independent University of Engineering and Technology. The proposal for the second College of Engineering and Technology at Multan met the approval of the ECNEC in September 1990. The College of Engineering and Technology was thus established as a Constituent College of the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Its broad objective is to produce engineers at undergraduate level with bachelors degree in conventional fields of Civil, Architectural, Electrical, Computer and Mechanical Engineering to meet the engineering and technological manpower requirements of the province/ country. The College offers courses leading to the award of 4-Year engineering degree in Civil, Electrical, Computer and Mechanical Engineering and five year engineering degree in Architectural Engineering. The College envisages to provide for teaching facilities to 1077 students at an annual intake of 259 students (in all disciplines of engineering) after the completion of the project. Due to certain spatial, financial and administrative constraints, the College started Civil Engineering Program in 1994. In 1997, Electrical Engineering Program was started. In 2004 three new disciplines namely Architectural Engineering, Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering were started. Seventy acres of land at the campus of the University has been allocated for the construction of various academic and administrative blocks of the College. The plans of the administrative and academic blocks, with adequate space for class rooms and laboratories have been prepared. Purchase of equipment for laboratories and books for library has already been taken in hand. The construction work of the Civil Engineering Department was completed in January, 1998. The construction work of Electrical Engineering Department was completed in January, 2000 Construction of Mechanical Engineering Department is in progress. The construction of a boys hostel to accommodate 250 students, five residences of teaching staff and six residences of other staff have also been completed.
Admission Committee
The following Admission Committee has been approved by the Vice Chancellor and according to the admission/merit criteria announced by the College it will make admissions. Prof. Dr. Akhtar Ali Kalrou Engr. Kamran Ali Qureshi Engr. Mir. Mohd. Muazzam Engr. Muhammad Abrar Engr. Abdul Bari Engr. Muhammad Ali Engr. Abid Latif Engr. Faisal Sheikh Chairman Secretary Member Member Member Member Member Member
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ADMISSION PROCEDURES
A1
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Try to submit the application along with the required documents as early as possible. Do not wait for the last date. As soon as the process of selection is complete, the merit list will be notified showing the percentage admission marks of the applicants admitted in different disciplines against different categories. All documents to be attached with the application form (F-1) should be attested by a Class-I gazetted officer of the government or Class-A officer of this University.
the following requirements: a) He should have obtained at least 60% marks in examination on the basis of which he seeks admission. Marks for Hafiz-e-Quran and entry test where applicable shall be added only for determination of merit. b) He should be a bonafide resident of the area from where he seeks admission. c) He should meet standards of physique and eye sight laid down in the medical certificate. d) He must have appeared in the entry test for session 2006 arranged by the University.
Computer Engineering
Diploma in Computer Technology A candidate having diploma in any other technology shall not be eligible for admission. The admission of all eligible diploma holders in a specific discipline will be purely based on merit.
Explanation:
A2.4 Provisions about admission on the Basis of a B.Sc. Degree:

a) For admission to the B.Sc. courses in Electrical, Mechanical, Architectural, Civil and Computer Engineering, an applicant must have passed the B.Sc. examination with Mathematics and Physics. b) A person possessing a B.Sc. degree is NOT eligible for admission to any Bachelors degree course at the College unless he has also passed F.Sc. (Pre-Engineering or Pre Medical) examination as per clause A2.1.
A2.3 Seats for Diploma Holders

a) For admission against seats reserved for the holders of Diploma of Associate Engineer, the candidate should have passed diploma examination of a Board of Technical Education in the relevant technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks. b) Applicants seeking admission against seats reserved for the holders of 3 years Diploma of Associate Engineer shall not be eligible unless their diplomas are in relevant technology as specified against each degree course given below.
A2 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION A2.1 Eligibility Requirements:

An applicant for admission to any of the B.Sc. Degree Courses in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Architectural and Computer Engineering must fulfill the following eligibility requirements:He should have passed the Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) Examination with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Punjab, Federal or an equivalent examination recognized by the University. However, Intermediate with Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science shall be acceptable only for admission in Computer Engineering
A2.5 Equivalent Examinations:

The University recognizes the following examinations as equivalent to the Intermediate (Pre Engineering) Examination with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics of the Pakistani Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education: a) Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics; b) British General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics; c) F.Sc. (Pre-Medical) with Mathematics as an additional subject.
Electrical Engineering
Diploma in Electrical Technology Diploma in Electronics Technology Diploma in Mechanical Technology Diploma in Civil Technology Diploma in Architecture Diploma in Civil Technology
Mechanical Engineering
A2.2 General Eligibility Requirements:An applicant for admission to any of the B.Sc. Engineering Degree Course offered by the University must fulfill
Civil Engineering

Architectural Engineering
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d) American High School Graduation Diploma (12th Grade) or equivalent.
A2.6 Sex
Both Male and Female persons are eligible to apply for admission to B.Sc. Engineering Degree Programmes.
C) For Applicants having Diploma of Associate Engineer as the Highest Qualification

i) Diploma of Associate Engineer including Hafiz-e-Quran marks 80% ii) Entry Test Marks 20%
A3.5 Determination of Merit In case of Equal Percentage of Admission Marks

If two or more applicants have equal percentage of admission marks (up to three places of decimal), they shall be treated at par for the purpose of admission.
A3 DETERMINATION OF MERIT A3.1 Examination considered for Merit Purpose

For admission to all the Bachelors Degree Courses and determination of merit the following examinations are considered:a) Marks of Entry Test for Session 2006. b) Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (H.S.S.C) Pre-Engineering or equivalent. c) Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) or B.A.Sc. d) Diploma of Associate Engineer.
EXPLANATION
In case there is a tie for the last seat in a particular discipline/category, then all the candidates who have secured equal percentage of admission marks (up to three places of decimal) shall be admitted. No transfer or new entry into that discipline/category shall, however, be considered unless the actual number of candidates already admitted falls below the number of allocated seats for that discipline/ category.
A3.3 EQUIVALENCE OF CERTIFICATES UPTO H.S.S.C. LEVEL

The equivalence and issuance of certificates, marks up to HSSC level other than issued by Pakistans Board is to be determined by the IBCC (Inter Board Committee of Chairmen as per decision of the Supreme Court of Pakistan). Such applicants are required to attach an Equivalence Certificate showing marks with the application for admission issued by the IBCC. The following is the address of the IBCC IBCC, 342, St. No: 97, Sector G-9/4, Islamabad.
A3.6 Merit Determined Category-wise

The seats for admission to the Bachelors Degree courses at the College are distributed over various categories. These categories are discussed in Section A-4 below. The details of the distribution of seats are available in the Seats Allocation Chart. The applicants for each category are grouped separately. Then on the basis of the percentage admission marks, comparative merit of the applicants comprising the group is prepared. The applicants belonging to a category thus compete for admission amongst themselves for the seats allocated to it.
A3.2 Merit Determination

The comparative merit of applicants will be determined on the basis of adjusted admission marks obtained by them in these examinations:-
A) For applicant with H.S.C. (Pre Engineering) as the highest qualification:

i) H.S.S.C (Pre Engineering) or equivalent including Hafiz-eQuran marks. 80% ii) Entry Test marks 20%
A3.4 Credit for Hafiz-e-Quran

Twenty marks are added to the academic marks in HSSC or equivalent examination of an applicant who is Hafiz-e-Quran. He gets the benefit only if he has: i) Filled in the necessary column provided in the application form, and ii) Appeared before the Verification Committee appointed by the University and the Committee accepts his claim of being a Hafiz e-Quran.
B) For applicants with B.Sc. or BA. Sc. as the highest qualification

i) B.Sc. or B.A. Sc 40% ii) H.S.S.C. or equivalent exam including Hafiz-e-Quran marks. 40% iii) Entry Test Marks 20%
A3.7 Transfer on the basis of given preferences

In case a seat in any discipline/ category of higher preference given by a candidate falls vacant and he is 39
eligible for transfer to that discipline/ category on the basis of his merit, he shall be automatically transferred to the discipline/ category. He will have no right to retain his admission in the previous discipline/category unless he submit a written withdrawl of higher preference well in time before displaying the next merit list. The candidate whose name appears in any merit list against any category/ discipline (even of lower preference) will have to deposit fee so that his name may be considered for transfer to the higher preference (if available) as mentioned above. If a candidate fails to deposit fee at any stage when he is offered admission, he will be taken out of the admission process and have no right to claim for admission against any category/discipline.
E FA FB G H I SA SB SD EQ
Children of University Employees. Females on open merit. Females for Multan /DG Khan BISE Foreign students. Disable students. Tribal areas of D.G. Khan Division. Special Admission charges, all Punjab. Special Admission Charges, Multan / DG Khan BISE. Special Admission Charges, Diploma Holders. Earthquake area
Category G
Seats for Foreign Students only.
Category H Category I
Seats for Disabled Candidates only. Seats for Tribal areas of D. G. Khan Division.
Category SA Category SB
Seats on special admission charges,All punjab. Seats on special admission charges, Multan / DG Khan BISE.
Category SD
Seats on special admission charges, Diploma of Associate Engineer.
A4.1 Category A
Open merit seats (All Punjab)
Category EQ
Seat for Earthquake area of Azad Kashmir. Selection in Category H will depend upon merit and the severity of disability as well as the suitability towards a particular discipline. The candidates applying under category H must produce a certificate of disability from District Assessment Board duly signed by Director General Social Welfare, Provincial Council for Rehabilitation of disabled persons, Lahore. Note: (i) Distribution of seats is given in the seat allocation chart. (ii) The applicant should mention suitable category under which he is seeking admission.
Category B
Seats for candidates passing Intermediate Examination from the Boards of Intermediate & Secondary Education Multan and D.G. Khan (including Federal Colleges in Multan affiliated with Federal Board) and graduates of B.Z. University Multan. (Where admission against the seats is on graduation basis.)
A3.8 Unutilized Seats

If some seats allocated to any other category(other than Self-Finance and reserved seats) remain unutilized for lack of adequate applicants, then the unutilized seats are transferred to other category(A and/or B) and are filled under the same terms and conditions as applicable to the former.
Category C
A4
CATEGORIES & SYMBOLS

The seats for the Bachelors Degree Courses are distributed over different categories. For brevity, these categories are assigned symbols. The list of symbols is given as under:
Seats for real son/daughter of the working / retired /deceased teachers of B.Z. University, Multan.
Category D Category E
Seats for students holding 3 years Diploma of Associate Engineer. Seats for real son/daughter of the working / retired /deceased employees other than teachers of B.Z. University, Multan.
A5
Symbols Categories
A B C D Open Merit seats (All Punjab) Seats for Multan and D.G.Khan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education. Children of University Teachers. Diploma Holders (Open Merit)
Category FA
Seats for female applicants, all Punjab
DOCUMENTS REQUIREMENTS A5.1 Documents to be submitted by applicants (attested photocopies)

a) Degree, Diploma or Certificate of all the examinations on the basis of which admission is sought (i.e. S.S.C. or equivalent, F.Sc. or equivalent, B.Sc., Diploma of Associate Engineer).
Category FB
Seats reserved for female applicants, Multan / DG Khan BISE.
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b) c) d) e) f) g)
Detailed Marks Certificates Domicile Certificate (Punjab Only) Application Form duly filled in (in original) Entry Test Marks Certificate Passport size Photograph. (01No) to be pasted on the application form. Original Demand Draft (Bank Draft)of the amount mentioned in section A10 with application in favor of Treasurer, B.Z. University Multan. (For applicants of Category S only).
A7 APPLICATION FEE A7.1 An application fee of Rs:100/= is charged for each preference and Rs:400/= for 4 or more preferences. A7.2 The fee is to be remitted in one of the following ways
a) Through a bank challan for the required amount deposited with the Habib Bank Limited, New Campus Branch, B.Z.U and attaching the bank challan with the application form (F-I) b) Through a bank draft or a pay order (from any bank) of the required amount and attaching it with the application form F-I. The bank draft or the pay order should be payable to the Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan.
A8.1 Incomplete Applications

Applications which are incomplete in any respect shall not be entertained. Application form, fee and the documents submitted with it shall not be returned on any ground.
A9 PROCEDURE FOR THE SELECTED CANDIDATES A9.1 Notification of Selection
A5.2 Additional Documents To whom applicable

If an applicant has passed F.Sc. (pre-medical), he has to submit an attested photocopy of the certificate for additional mathematics. If an applicant is applying for the C & E category seats, he has to submit in original a certificate from the Registrar of the University on prescribed Form. If an applicant is claiming 20 marks for being Hafiz-e-Quran, he must read the instructions given in section A3.4 under heading CREDIT FOR HAFIZE-e-QURAN in the Prospectus carefully.
A list of selectees will be put up on the Notice Boards of Civil and Electrical Engineering Departments in University College of Engineering & Technology, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. No candidate will be informed individually about his selection for admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission in a department.
A8
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATION

The application form complete in all respect, along with the requisite documents and bank challan, bank draft or pay order should reach the Secretary, Admission Committee, University College of Engineering and Technology, Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan on or before the last date notified for receipt of applications. The application may be delivered personally or sent under registered post. Application received after the closing date shall not be entertained, irrespective of the fact that it was posted before the closing date.
A9.2 Depositing of Dues and Documents

The schedule for payment of dues and submission of documents will be displayed on the notice board of Civil and Electrical Engineering Departments with merit lists. A selectee is required to pay the University dues and submit the following documents to the Secretary Admission Committee. a) Medical Certificate duly signed and stamped by University Medical Officer. b) Five attested copies of the most recent passport size photographs. c) Original degree and certificates of Matric, F.Sc., B.Sc., GCE(A), Diploma of Associate Engineer, or the equivalent qualifications along with two sets of attested photo copies of all the documents. 41
A6 DOMICILE REQUIREMENTS A6.1 Domicile Certificate to be submitted by all applicants

All applicants are required to submit with their applications an attested photocopy of their domicile certificate failing which their applications shall not be considered for admission.
d) Original Domicile certificate. e) Affidavit (Undertaking) duly completed given in the prospectus. f) Original entry test marks sheet.
A9.6 Deadline for admission

Admission shall be closed after the expiry of thirty (30) days from the commencement of the first year class. Note: Applicable both to the candidates who apply for admission on merit as well as under reserved seats except for applicant of category G.
RULES AND REGULATIONS

In addition to the general rules of the University, following rules will also be applicable to Undergraduate programmes in University College of Engineering & Technology, B.Z.U Multan. 1. The minimum duration of the degree programme shall not be less than four academic years in case of Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and Computer Engineering and not less than five academic years in case of Architectural Engineering. 2. At the end of each term there shall be examination of all the papers of the degree course and students with outstanding papers will have the opportunity to reappear. 3. In order to pass the examination, a candidate shall have to obtain not less than 40% of the total number of marks in Part-I and not less than 50% of the total number of marks of both the sessional work and practical and viva voce examination of Part-II of each subject separately. 4. Part-II (Sessional work, Practical & Viva Voce) may consist of laboratory, design, quiz, studio work and any other assignment as determined by the teacher and shall carry 60% of the total marks allocated to Part-II of a subject and the remaining 40% of the marks shall be for practical and viva-voce examinations. 5. If a candidate has failed in Part-II paper, obtaining less than 50% of the marks allocated to its sessional work, and intends to clear it as an outstanding paper, he may be permitted by the teacher concerned with the prior approval of the Chairman/Principal to revise the sessional work. Provided that the marks awarded for
A9.3 Forfeiture of right of admission

A selectee who fails to fulfill the requirements laid down in Clause A9.2 within the prescribed time-limit shall forfeit his right of admission. However such affectee may appeal to admission committee of UCE&T after fulfilling the requirement laid down in clause A9.2 if any vacant seat in that particular category of the specific program is available.
A10 RATES OF SPECIAL ADMISSION CHARGES

B.Sc. Civil Engineering B.Sc. Electrical Engg. B.Sc. Mechanical Engg. B.Sc. Architectural Engg. B.Sc. Computer Engg. Rs:250000/= Rs:250000/= Rs:250000/= Rs:250000/= Rs:250000/=
A9.4 Provisional Admission

On fulfillment of the obligations mentioned in section A9.2 a selectee will be admitted to the University. This admission shall, however, be provisional until all the original degrees or certificates submitted by him have been checked for their veracity. In case any document proves to be false, fake, or fabricated at a later stage, a provisionally admitted student shall be liable to expulsion from the University and to any other disciplinary or legal action the University may deem fit. Moreover, all the fees and charges deposited by him shall stand forfeited in favor of the University.
A9.5 Warning
If at any stage, a student is found indulging in politics, his admission will be cancelled as referred to in affidavit form.
Note: Original Demand Draft (Bank Draft) of the required amount (in full) mentioned above will be attached with application in favor of Treasurer, B.Z. University Multan. (For applicants of Category S only). Applications without Original Demand Draft (Bank Draft) of the required amount in full will not be entertained. The candidates once admitted will not be entitled to claim the refund of the fee paid under special admission charges scheme and other dues except library security but as provided in the rules.
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the revised sessional work shall not exceed 50% of the total marks assigned to that sessional work. Further more if the candidate avails one or more chances allowed under these regulations to revise his sessional work then the highest award, out of his original award and the awards for the revisions, shall be accepted. A candidate who fulfills all the requirements of the degree shall be declared to have passed with honours, if he obtains in aggregate 75% or more marks provided he has never failed in any paper of the entire degree programme, and has passed within the minimum duration of the degree programme laid down in Regulation-1. This fact shall be recorded on the Provisional Certificate as well as on the Degree. If a student absents himself from any or all of the papers of an examination for whatsoever reason, he shall be deemed to have failed in those papers. If a candidate does not pass in a minimum of 50% papers (including at least four theory papers) on the basis of combined result of the 1st and 2nd term papers, after the examination at the end of 3rd term, his name shall be removed from the rolls of the University. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in these regulations, no student shall be admitted to an examination after the expiry of seven academic years in case of Civil, Electrical, Mechanical & Computer Engineering and eight academic years in case of Architectural Engineering from the date of his admission to the first term in the University. Provided that a candidate who is admitted directly to a higher class in the University, the period already spent by him in studying the relevant discipline shall be excluded from the
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aforesaid period. A candidate shall be admitted to the degree only if; i) He has passed all the papers of the degree programme in the relevant discipline, and ii) In the case of degree in Civil Engineering, he has attended and satisfactorily completed the Annual Survey Camp, as certified by the Chairman. A candidate who fulfills all the requirements of the degree shall be given a provisional certificate before issuance of the degree, which will not itself confer any right or privilege for admission to the degree. If a student has passed all the papers of his entire Bachelors degree programme except one, and is failing in the outstanding paper by a margin not exceeding 10% of the maximum marks allotted to it, the Controller of Examinations may declare him to have passed this paper on the written request of the student. There will be no change in the marks secured by the student.
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MIGRATION REGULATIONS & RULES 13.1. Subject to the provision of Regulations, the Vice chancellor may admit a student to the College by migration from other Universities or Institutions according to the regulations. 13.2 No student shall be admitted to First and Final Academic Year by migration 13.3 Admission by migration shall not be allowed ordinarily after the expiry of three weeks from the commencement of the term. 13.4 No student shall be admitted by migration from a University or Institution in Pakistan unless he produces a No Objection Certificate
and Good Moral Character Certificate to the effect that the student has not been debarred from taking University examinations and suspended or not expelled or rusticated from the University or Institution from which he intends to migrate and that no disciplinary action is pending against him 13.5a) An application for admission by migration shall be accompanied by a detailed marks certificate showing the examination passed by a student including Intermediate (Pre-Engg) B.Sc. examination on the basis of which he secured original admission in the parent University or Institution. b) No student admitted to any University or Institution against seats reserved for special categories shall be eligible for admission by migration. c) Only those students who possess academic record comparable with admission requirements of this College shall be considered for admission by migration. d) No student shall be migrated to the College who carries any of his papers of his previous years. e) The grounds for migration shall constitute changes in circumstances which render it practically impossible for the student to continue his studies in his parent University or Institution. 13.6a) No migration shall be allowed to and from the constituent/ affiliated colleges. b) Migration fee shall be charged from the candidates allowed to migrate to the University from other Universities/Institutions under the rules at the following rates: i) Rs:2,50,000/- (Rupees Two Lacs and Fifty Thousand only) in case of candidates of Universities/ Institutions abroad. ii) Rs: 2,00,000/- (rupees Two Lacs 43
only) from applicants admitted elsewhere in Pakistan on Self Finance Basis. iii) Rs:25,000/- (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand only) per academic year to be studied in University College of Engineering and Technology, BZU Multan from the applicants not covered under (i) and (ii) above. Note: The genuine and deserving cases falling under category (iii) above would be submitted to the Syndicate for waiver of the fee 13.7. A student desiring to leave this College in order to join another University or Institution shall apply to the Dean of the Faculty. No migration certificate shall be issued unless the student has cleared all University dues. In case of student who has been debarred from taking University examination or has been expelled or rusticated, no migration certificate shall be issued so far as the punishment is in force. The Dean of Faculty concerned shall be competent to issue a migration certificate. A student who has obtained Migration Certificate from the University but has not secured admission in another institution may be re-admitted to the University in the class to which he can be admitted under the regulation provided that his absence from the current teaching session of that class does not exceed four weeks and further that he surrenders the Migration Certificate. Any change/addition/modification, if made, in the above regulations, will also be applicable.
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Liability for Injury, Damage & Loss The College teaching programmes include training in its workshops and laboratories, places of engineering and architectural interest, industrial concern, and construction jobs. The University or other concerns shall not be responsible in the event of an injury, damage or loss to a student resulting from any cause whatsoever during the course of such training Modification of Rules & Regulations The rules and regulations governing various aspects of students life at the University (such as discipline, admission, examination, migration, fees and charges etc.) are given in this prospectus as they stood at the time of its publication. There is no guarantee that these rules and regulations will remain unchanged throughout a students stay at the College, nor does it in any way restrict or curtail the inherent powers for the University authorities to modify them whenever in their judgment any modifications are called for, and to implement the modified rules and regulations from a date which they deem appropriate.
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B.Sc. CIVIL ENGINEERING

Scheme of Studies
Course # Title/Subject CE-102 CE-104 CE-103 MA-104 IS/HU
First Year (1st Term)

Contact Hours Marks Th. Pr. Th. Pr. Engineering Mechanics 6 4 100 50 Computer Programming 2 4 50 50 Construction Material 6 4 100 50 Mathematics-I 6 0 100 0 Islamic Studies (Compulsory for Muslim students)Ethics (for non-Muslim Students) 4 0 100 0 Total 36 600
MA-230
Construction & Graphics Numerical Analysis Total
4 0 75 0 35 625
Third Year (5th Term)

Course # Title/Subject CE-303 CE-304 CE-307 CE-306 CE-308 Contact Hours Marks Th. Pr. Th. Pr. Structural Analysis 4 2 100 25 Engineering Hydrology 4 4 100 50 Steel Structures 4 4 100 50 Construction Planning & Management 4 4 100 25 Geotechnical Engineering-II 4 4 100 50 Total 40 700
(2nd Term)
Course # Title/Subject CE-105 CE-101 CE-106 EE-102 MA-102 Contact Hours Marks Th. Pr. Th. Pr. Civil Engineering Drawing 2 6 50 100 Surveying-I 4 6 100 50 Engineering Geology 4 2 75 25 Applied Electricity 4 4 100 50 Mathematics-II 6 0 100 0 Total 38 675
(6th Term)
Course # Title/Subject CE-301 CE-302 CE-305 CE-309 Contact Hours Marks Th. Pr. Th. Pr. Mechanics of Solids-II 5 4 100 50 Fluid Mechanics-II 5 4 100 50 Plain & Reinforced Concrete-I 4 4 100 50 Environmental Engineering-I 4 4 100 0 Total 34 550
Second Year (3rd Term)

Course # Title/Subject CE-203 CE-204 CE-201 MA-220 IS/HU Mechanics of Solids-I Fluid Mechanics-I Surveying-II Mathematics-III Pakistan Studies Total Contact Hours Marks Th. Pr. Th. Pr. 4 4 100 50 4 4 100 50 4 6 100 50 6 0 75 0 4 0 100 0 36 625
Final Year (7th Term)

Course # Title/Subject CE-404 CE-401 CE-402 CE-407 CE-408 Plain & Reinforced Concrete-II Water Resources & Irrigation Transportation Engineering Environmental Engineering-II Design of Structure Total Contact Hours Th. Pr. 4 3 4 3 Marks Th. Pr. 75 50 75 50
(4th Term)
Course # Title/Subject CE-202 CE-207 CE-206 CE-205 Elementary Theory of Structures Geotechnical Engineering-I 4 Civil Engineering Practice 4 Civil Engineering 3 Contact Hours Th. Pr. 4 2 4 4 6 Marks Th. Pr. 100 25 100 100 50 50 25 100
4 4 75 50 4 4 75 25 2 8 50 75 40 600
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(8th Term)
Course # Title/Subject CE-405 CE-403 CE-406 CE-409 CE-410 Contact Hours Marks Th. Pr. Th. Pr. Structural Engineering 4 2 75 25 Hydraulic Engineering 4 4 75 50 Pavement & Foundation 4 4 75 50 Computer Aided Analysis 2 6 50 50 & Design Project 0 8 0 200 Total 38 650
B.Sc. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Scheme of Studies
Course # Title/Subject

Contact Hours Th. Pr. EE-111 Circuit Analysis I 04 04 ME-112 Basic Mechanical Engineering 04 04 CS-113 Introduction to Computing 04 04 HS-114 Communication Skills 02 02 HS-115/116 Islamic Studies / Ethics 03 00 GS-117 Applied Calculus 06 00 Total 37 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 50 50 25 75 00 150 00 750
(2nd Term)
Course # Title/Subject EE-121 GS-122 GS-123 HS-124 ME-125 ME-126 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Semi Conductor Devices 06 04 Applied Physics 04 02 Integral Calculus and Vector Algebra 04 00 Pakistan Studies 03 00 Workshop Practice 00 04 Engineering Drawing 00 04 Total 31 Marks Th. Pr. 150 50 100 25 100 00 75 00 00 50 00 50 600

Course # Title/Subject EE-231 EE-232 EE-233 EE-234 MA-235 EE-236 GS-237 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Analogue Electronic Circuits 4 4 Network Analysis 4 4 Signals and Systems 4 0 Data Structures-I 2 2 Differential Equations 4 0 and Linear Algebra Applied Thermodynamics 4 2 Engineering Economics 2 0 Total 36 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 50 50 100 0 50 25 100 00 100 25 50 00 700
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(4th Term)
Course # Title/Subject EE-241 EE-242 EE-243 CS-244 GS-245 GS-246 GS-247 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Digital Systems 4 4 Electrical Instrumentation 4 4 Electrical Machines-I 4 4 Data Structures-II 2 2 Stochastic Process 4 0 Partial differential equations 4 0 and Complex Analysis Technical Report Writing Skills 1 2 Total 39 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 50 50 25 100 00 100 00 25 25 775
Forth Year (7th Term)

Course # Title/Subject EE-471 EE-472 EE-473 EE-474 EE-485 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Electronic System Design 4 4 Signal Processing 4 4 Industrial Electronics 4 4 Microwave and Optical 4 4 Techniques Research Project 0 8 Total 40 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 50 100 50 00 00 600
(8th Term)
Course # Title/Subject EE-481 EE-482 EE-483 EE-484 EE-485 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Transmission Lines and 4 4 Antennas Digital Communications 4 0 Biomedical Instrumentation 4 2 & Transducers Computer Networks 4 4 Research Project 0 8 Total 34 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 100 00 50

Course # Title/Subject EE-351 EE-352 EE-353 EE-354 EE-355 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Electrical Machines II 4 4 Microprocessor Systems 4 4 Power Transmission 4 2 Electromagnetics 4 4 Communication Systems 4 4 Total 38 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 25 100 50 100 50 725
100 50 00 250 800
(6th Term)
Course # Title/Subject EE-361 EE-362 EE-363 EE-364 EE-365 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Design and Analysis of 4 4 Algorithms Digital Electronic Circuits 4 4 Power Distribution and 4 2 Utilization Control Systems 4 4 Power Electronics 4 4 Total 38 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 100 50 25
The students will submit their option for specialization in the beginning of Final Year.
100 50 100 50 725
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B.Sc. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Scheme of Studies
Course # Title/Subject MA-101 ME-116 ME-120 ME-130 ME-133 WS-105 HU-126

Course # Title/Subject MA-303 ME-312 ME-315 ME-323 ME-325 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Engineering Statistics 4 00 Mechanics of Machines-II 4 4 Machine Design & CAD-II 4 4 Refrigeration & 4 4 Air Conditioning Environmental Engineering 4 00 & Pollution Control Total 32 Marks Th. Pr. 100 00 100 50 100 50 100 50 100 650 00

Contact Hours Th. Pr. Applied Mathematics-I 4 __ Engineering Mechanics-I 4 2 Thermodynamics-I 4 2 Industrial Materials 4 __ Manufacturing Process 4 2 Workshop Technology 0 8 Communication Skills 2 0 Total 36 Marks Th. Pr. 100 __ 100 50 100 50 100 __ 100 50 00 100 50 800
(6th Term)
Course # Title/Subject ME-302 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Numerical Methods for 4 2 Engineers Mechanics of Materials-II 4 4 Energy Resources & 4 4 Utilization Metrology & Quality 4 4 Assurance Total 30 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 100 100 600 50 50 50
(2nd Term)
Contact Hours Th. Pr. MA-102 Applied Mathematics-II 4 0 ME-110 Engineering Drawing & 4 8 Graphics ME-122 Fluid Mechanics 4 2 EE-101 Electrical Engineering 4 2 CS-101 Computer Programming 0 2 IS/HU-101 Islamic & Pak Studies 4 00 Total 34 Course # Title/Subject Marks Th. Pr. 100 00 100 50 100 100 00 100 750 50 50 50 00
ME-311 ME-324 ME-335
(Fourth Year) 7th Term

Course # Title/Subject ME-402 ME-411 ME-417 ME-433 ME-499 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Instrumentation & Crontrol 4 4 Mechanics of Materials-III 4 4 Finite Element Analysis 4 4 Production Management 4 4 Project 0 6 Total 38 Marks Th. Pr. 100 25 100 50 100 50 100 25 00 550

Course # Title/Subject MA-201 ME-211 ME-216 ME-221 EE-201
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Contact Hours Th. Pr. Applied Mathematics-III 6 00 Mechanics of Materials-I 4 2 Engineering Mechanics-II 4 2 Hydraulic Machinery 4 4 Industrial Electronics 4 4 Total 34
Marks Th. Pr. 100 00 100 25 100 25 100 25 100 25 600
8th Term
Course # Title/Subject ME-414 ME-424 ME-425 ME-426 ME-499 Mechanical Vibration I.C. Engines Power Plants Heat & mass Transfer Projects Total Contact Hours Th. Pr. 4 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 6 34 Marks Th. Pr. 100 00 100 25 100 25 100 50 __ 200 700
(4 Term)
Contact Hours Th. Pr. ME-212 Mechanics of Machines-I 4 2 ME-215 Machine Design & CAD-I 4 8 ME-220 Thermodynamics-II 4 2 ME-231 Machine Tools & Machining 4 2 IS/HU-201 Islamic & Pak Studies 4 00 Total 34 48 Course # Title/Subject Marks Th. Pr. 100 25 100 25 100 25 100 25 100 00 600
B.Sc. COMPUTER ENGINEERING

Scheme of Studies First Year (1st Term)
Course # Title/Subject GS-111 GS-112 CPE-113 HS-114 EE-115 Calculus Analytical Geometry Applied Physics Introduction to computing Communication Skills Basic Electrical Engineering Total Credit Hours Th. Pr. 03 00 03 01 03 01 03 00 03 01 18 Marks Th. Pr. 100 0 100 50 100 50 100 00 100 50 650
(4th Term)
Course # Title/Subject CPE-241 CPE-242 CPE-243 EE-444 GS-245 GS-246 Credit Hours Th. Pr. Computer Organization 3 1 Object Oriented Programming 3 1 Numerical Methods 2 1 Digital Electronics 3 1 Probability and Statistics 2 0 Engineering Economics 2 0 Total 15 4 Grand Total 19 Marks Th. Pr. 100 25 100 50 50 25 100 50 50 0 50 0 450 150 600
(Third Year) 5th Term

Course # Title/Subject EE-541 EE-532 CPE-543 CPE-534 EE-545 Credit Hours Th. Pr. Communication Systems 3 1 Instrumentation and 2 1 Measurements Data Base Management 3 1 Systems Software Engineering 2 1 Electrical Machines 3 1 Total 13 5 Grand Total 18 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 50 50 100 50
(2 Term)
nd
Course # Title/Subject GS-121 HS-122 ME-123 ME-124 EE-125 CPE-126 Linear Algebra & Differential Equation Islamic Studies or Ethical Behavior Thermodynamics Engineering Drawing & workshop Analog Electronics Programming technique Total
Credit Hours Th. Pr. 03 00 02 02 00 00 01 02
Marks Th. Pr. 100 0 50 50 00 0 50 100
50 50 100 50 400 250 650
03 01 03 01 18
100 50 100 50 650
(6th Term)
Course # Title/Subject CPE-641 Credit Hours Th. Pr. Computer Communication 3 1 and Networks Control Engineering 3 1 Microprocessor Systems 3 1 Operating Systems 3 1 Theory of Automata 3 0 Total 15 4 Grand Total 19 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 50 100 50 100 0 500 200 700
(Second Year) 3rd Term

Course # Title/Subject CPE-231 CPE-232 CPE-233 EE-234 HS-235 HS-236 Digital Logic Design Discrete Structure Data Structure and Algorithms Electrical Circuits Technical Report Writing Pakistan Studies Total Grand Total Credit Hours Th. Pr. 3 1 3 0 2 1 3 1 2 0 2 0 15 3 18 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 00 50 50 100 50 50 0 50 0 450 150 600
EE-642 EE-643 CPE-644 CPE-635
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(Fourth Term) 7th Term

Course # Title/Subject CPE-741 EE-742 CPE-743 CPE-744 CPE-745 Credit Hours Th. Pr. Computer Architecture 3 1 Digital Signal Processing 3 1 Parallel Processing 3 1 Fault Diagnosis and 3 1 Tolerant Systems Modeling and Simulation 3 1 Total 15 5 Grand Total 20 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 50 100 50 100 50 500 250 750
B.Sc. ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

Scheme of Studies (First Year) 1st Term
Course # Title/Subject AE : 101 AE: 102 MA: 103 AE: 104 IS/HU:101 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Architectural Graphics-I 13 Structural Concepts 4 4 Mathematics-I 4 Building Materials 4 4 Islamic Studies 2 Total: 35 Marks Th. Pr. 250 100 50 100 100 50 50 700
(8th Term)
Course # Title/Subject CPE-841 CPE-842 CPE-843 CPE-844 Credit Hours Th. Pr. Microprocessor and 3 1 Microcontroller Application Digital Image Processing 3 1 Compiler Design 3 1 Project 0 4 Total 9 7 Grand Total 16 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 50 0 200 300 350 650
(2nd Term)
Course # Title/Subject AE : 111 AE: 112 AE- 115 AE: 116 AE: 118 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Architectural Graphics-II 12 Structural Mechanics 3 3 Surveying-I 4 4 Environmental Control Systems- I 3 3 Computer Applications-I 2 6 Total: 40 Marks Th. Pr. 250 75 50 100 50 75 50 50 100 800
(Second Year) 3rd Term

Course # Title/Subject AE : 201 AE: 202 AE- 206 AE: 207 IS/HU:201 HU: 220 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Architectural Design-I 13 Theory of Structures-I 4 4 Environmental Control Systems- II 3 3 Building construction - I 2 5 Pak Studies 2 Communication Skills 4 Total: 40 Marks Th. Pr. 250 100 50 75 50 50 75 50 50 750
(4th Term)
Course # Title/Subject AE : 211 AE: 213 AE- 214 50 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Architectural Design-II 13 Mathematics-II 4 Lighting & Illumination-I 3 4 Marks Th. Pr. 250 100 50 75 50
AE: 215 AE: 218
Surveying-II 4 4 Computer Applications-II 2 4 Total: 38
100 50 50 75 750
(8th Term)
Course # Title/Subject AE : 412 AE: 419 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Structural Design-I 4 4 Estimation and Quantity 3 5 Surveying Environmental Engineering 4 4 & Plumbing Design. Building Economics 4 3 Communication Skills 4 3 Total: 38 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 75 75 100 50
(Third Year) 5th Term

Course # Title/Subject AE : 301 AE: 302 AE- 303 AE: 304 AE: 309 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Architectural Design-III 13 Theory of Structures-II 4 4 Mathematics-III 4 Lighting & Illumination 3 4 Soil Mechanics-I 3 4 Total: 39 Marks Th. Pr. 250 100 50 100 75 50 75 50 750
AE- 422 AE: 423 AE: 424
100 50 100 50 750
(Fifth Year) 9th Term

Course # Title/Subject AE : 502 AE: 507 AE- 509 AE: 525 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Structural Design-II 4 6 Building Construction - IV 4 6 Large Span Structures 4 4 Building Conservation & Recycling 4 6 Total: 38 Marks Th. Pr. 100 100 100 100 100 50 100 100 750
(6th Term)
Course # Title/Subject AE : 311 AE: AEAE: AE: 312 313 317 319 History of Building Technology-I Steel Structures Mechanical Technology Building Construction II Soil Mechanics-II Total: Contact Hours Th. Pr. 4 4 4 4 3 4 2 6 4 4 39 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 50 50 100 100 50 750
(10th Term)
Course # Title/Subject AE : 512 AE: 526 AE- 527 AE: 528 Contact Hours Th. Pr. Structural Design-III 4 4 Construction Management 4 4 and Project Scheduling Practice and Construction 4 4 Laws Architectural Engineering 15 Project Total: 38 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 50 300
(Fourth Year) 7th Term

Course # Title/Subject AE : 401 AE: 406 AE- 407 AE: 409 AE: 421 History of Building Technology-II Environmental Control System-III Building construction-III Pavement & Foundation Design Environmental Engineering & Plumbing Design-I Total: Contact Hours Th. Pr. 4 4 3 2 4 4 4 6 4 4 Marks Th. Pr. 100 50 100 50 100 100 50 100 50 50
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Textile Engineering
Established: Academic Programs: Project Director: 2004 B.Sc. Textile Engineering Muhammad Iqbal Chaudhry
been established and propositions have been tabled for fully automated machine laboratories (Spinning, and Textile Chemistry). There is also a proposition for the up gradation of Textile Testing laboratory. After successful up gradation it will be known as Textile Testing and Quality Assurance Laboratory. It will test a wide range of Fibers, Yarns, and Gray & Dyed Fabrics in Standard Atmospheric Conditions.
Introduction
B.Sc. Textile Engineering program has been successfully lunched in 2004 with 50 seats and first batch of 46 students is completing its 4th semester and second batch of 62 students is completing its 2nd semester in June, 2006. Third batch of 80 seats have been announced which includes 20 seats of Self Finance and 9 seats of females with specialization in Spinning, Weaving, and Textile Chemistry and Garment production. The Student of B.Sc. Textile program will have to study the 4 semester in common and from 5th semester they will be offered specialization, and they will study common and related subjects of their specialization.
Academic Calendar:
An academic year comprises two regular semesters of 4 months duration, 15 weeks for teaching, 2 weeks to conduct examination and one week for the preparation of results. The dates for commencement of each semester in each academic year shall be as prescribed by the University. Normally academic year begins from September and semesters timing are as under: Fall Semester: Spring Semester: September to December January to May
The mid week of the semester and last week of the semester is allocated for the mid-semester exam and final examination in a semester. (Female student can also apply on Seat other than fixed for Female i.e. open merit, Diploma & daughters of Employees & Teachers). Note: Allocation of seats for specialization will be on basis of marks obtained in first 4 semesters and Textile sector requirements.
Facilities
Laboratory Details Computer Laboratories The college has two up to date computer laboratories with 30 latest Pentium 4 Computers. The laboratories are interconnected via a network. Also is available a fully functional CAD / CAM Laboratory for Textile Designing courses. Students have access to multi-media as well and are encouraged to enhance their computer skill. Applied Science Laboratories There are two Applied Science laboratories for each of two disciplines of Chemistry & Physics. These laboratories are fully equipped to conduct experiments based on various physical and chemical processes. Textile Testing Laboratory is already undertaking variety of commercial tests. Weaving and Garment laboratories have
Allocation of Seat for specialization

Garment & Apparel Textile Chemistry Weaving Spinning (Will be allocated on equal basis on merit) (Allocation will be on basis of marks obtained in first 4 semesters and availability of seat and as per willingness of student he mentioned in admission form, the final decision will be of admission committee based on the student marks obtained in first 4 semesters & requirements of industry.
Textile Testing and Machine Laboratories
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Admission Procedure & Eligibility:

(All General Instructions) Try to submit the application along with the required documents as early as possible. Do not wait for the last date: As soon as the process of selection is complete, the merit list will be notified showing the percentage admission marks of the applicants admitted in Textile Engineering. All documents to be attached with the application form should be attested by a Class-1 Gazetted officer of the government or Class-A officer of this University.
A. Open Merit Seats:

He/She should have passed the Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) Examination with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Punjab and Federal or an equivalent examination recognized by the University. All male and female students are eligible to apply.
stated below, a person is eligible for admission to the Bachelors studies at the University on the basis of a degree of Bachelor of Science. b) A person possessing a B.Sc. degree is NOT eligible for admission to any Bachelors degree course at the University unless he has also passed F.Sc. examination.
B. Seats for Female:

Only female students who have passed the Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) Examination with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Punjab and Federal or an equivalent examination recognized by the University.
a) Scope of Eligibility for B.Sc.s with F.Sc. (Pre-Engineering)

For admission to the B.Sc. course in Textile Engineering, an applicant must have passed the B.Sc. examination with Physics and Mathematics.
Eligibility Requirements:
An applicant for admission to B.Sc. Textile Engineering (Degree Course) must fulfill the following eligibility requirements:-
C. Seats for Diploma Holders:

All male and females students can apply. For admission against seats reserved for the holders of Diploma of Associate Engineer, the candidate should have passed diploma examination of Textile in relevant technology (Spinning, Weaving, and Dyeing) from Board of Technical Education. Diploma holders are not eligible to apply for any other categories than seats only reserved for diploma holders).
b) Scope of Eligibility for B.Scs with F.Sc. (Pre-Medical)

For admission to B.Sc Course in textile engineering, an applicant must have passed the B.Sc. Examination with physics & Mathematic.
General Eligibility Requirements:

An applicant for admission to B.Sc. Textile Engineering (Degree Course) offered by the University must fulfill the following requirements: a) He should have obtained at least 50% marks in examination on the basis of which he seeks admission. Marks for Hafiz-e-Quran and entry test where applicable shall be added only for determination of merit not for eligibility. b) He should meet standards of physique and eye sight laid down in the medical certificate. c) He must have appeared in the entry test for session 2006 arranged by UET Lahore.
D. Sport Seat:
All male and females students can apply. For admission against Sport seat, only students have passed F.Sc. examination with Mathematics and Physics & Chemistry are eligible for this seat. Students holders of Diploma of Associate Engineer are not eligible to apply for this seat.
Provisions about admission on the Basis of a B.Sc. Degree:

a) Given the qualifications and restrictions
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B.Sc. Textile Engineering Scheme of Studies

First Year
First Semester
Code TE-101 TE-102 TE-103 CH-101 PS-105 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Introduction to Textile Engineering 03 00 Engineering Drawing 02 01 Workshop Practice 00 02 Applied Chemistry 03 01 Pakistan Studies 02 00 Total 10+4=14 Credit Hours Theory Practical 02 00 03 01 03 00 03 00 02 00 13+1=14
Specialization: Spinning Third Year

Fifth Semester
Code TE-301 TE-302 TE-303 IT-304 TS-305 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Testing & Quality Control 1 03 01 Textile Machine Design 02 00 Fluid Mechanics 03 01 Introduction to Computer programming 02 01 Yarn Manufacturing Engineering 03 01 Total 13+4=17 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Testing & Quality Control II 03 01 Automation & Control Engineering 03 00 Industrial Engineering 03 00 Internship 00 03 Fabric Design & Structure 02 01 Air Conditioning in Textile 02 01 Total 13+6=19
Second Semester
Code TE-106 PH-101 MA-101 SS-101 IS-101 Title Textile Engineering Materials-I Applied Physics Mathematics English Islamic Studies Total
Sixth Semester
Code TE-306 TE-307 TE-308 TE-309 TE-310 CS-311
Second Year
Third Semester
Code TE-201 TE-202 TE-203 TE-204 SS-205 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Engineering Materials-II 02 00 Fundamental Spinning Engineering 02 01 Electric Engineering 03 01 Electronic Engineering 03 01 Communication Skills 03 00 Total 13+3=16
Forth Year
Seventh Semester
Code TE-401 TE-402 MG-403 TS-404 TS-405 MG-406 Title Textile Mill Planning Environment Engineering Total Quality Management Advance Spinning Study-I Spinning Calculation-I Organizational Behavior Total Credit Hours Theory Practical 02 00 02 00 03 00 03 02 03 00 02 00 15+2=17 Credit Hours Theory Practical 02 00 00 04 02 00 02 00 03 01 03 00 12+5=17 55
Fourth Semester
Code TE-206 TE-207 TE-208 TE-209 TE-210 TE-211 TE-212 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Fundamental Weaving Engineering 02 01 Fundamental Wet-Process Engineering 02 01 Textile Mechanics 02 01 Fiber Science 02 01 Thermodynamics 02 01 Production Management 02 00 Fundamental of Garment Engineering 02 01 Total 14+6=20
Eighth Semester
Code MG-407 TE-408 TE-409 TE-410 TS-411 TS-412 Title Export Marketing Graduate Thesis Seminars Experimental Stat Textures Yarn Manufacturing Spinning Calculation-II Total
Specialization: Weaving Third Year

Fifth Semester
Code TE-301 TE-302 TE-303 IT-304 TW-305 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Testing & Quality Control I 03 01 Textile Machine Design 02 00 Fluid Mechanics 03 01 Introduction to Computer Programming 02 01 Fabric Manufacturing Engineering 03 01 Total 13+4=17
Specialization: Wet-Processing Engineering Third Year

Fifth Semester
Code TE-301 TE-302 TE-303 IT-304 TP-305 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Testing & Quality Control I 03 01 Textile Machine Design 02 00 Fluid Mechanics 03 01 Introduction to Computer Programming 02 01 Wet Processing Engineering 03 01 Total 13+4=17
Sixth Semester
Code TE-306 TE-307 TE-308 TE-309 TE-310 TW-311 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Testing & Quality Control-II 03 01 Automation & Control Engineering 03 00 Industrial Engineering 03 00 Internship 00 03 Fabric Design & Structure 02 01 Air Conditioning in Textile 02 01 Total 13+6=19
Sixth Semester
Code TE-306 TE-307 TE-308 TE-309 TE-310 TP-311 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Testing & Quality Control II 03 01 Automation & Control Engineering 03 00 Industrial Engineering 03 00 Internship 00 03 Fabric Design & Structure 02 01 Color Science 02 01 Total 13+6=19
Forth Year
Seventh Semester
Code TE-401 TE-402 MG-403 TW-404 TW-405 MG-406 Title Textile Mill Planning Technical Textile Total Quality Management Advance Spinning Study 1 Weaving Calculation 1 Organizational Behavior Total Credit Hours Theory Practical 02 00 02 01 03 00 03 02 03 00 02 00 15+2=17
Forth Year
Seventh Semester
Code TE-401 TE-402 MG-403 TP-404 TP-405 MG-406 Title Textile Mill Planning Technical Textile Total Quality Management Environmental Aspects of Wet-Processing Textile Printing & Finishing Organizational Behavior Total Credit Hours Theory Practical 02 00 02 01 03 00 03 00 03 02 02 00 15+2=17
Eighth Semester
Code MG-407 TE-408 TE-409 TE-410 TW-411 TW-412 Title Export Marketing Graduate Thesis Seminars Experimental Stat Faric Design Analysis Weaving Calculation-II Total Credit Hours Theory Practical 02 00 00 04 02 00 02 00 03 01 03 00 12+5=17
Eighth Semester
Code MG-407 TE-408 TE-409 TE-410 TC-411 TC-412 Title Export Marketing Graduate Thesis Seminars Experimental Stat Dyeing Lab. Management Textile Chemical Analysis Total Credit Hours Theory Practical 02 00 00 04 02 00 02 00 03 00 03 01 12+5=17
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Specialization: Apparels Manufacturing Engineering Third Year

Fifth Semester
Code TE-301 TE-302 TE-303 IT-304 TG-305 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Testing & Quality Control-I 03 01 Textile Machine Design 02 00 Fluid Mechanics 03 01 Introduction to Computer Programming 02 01 Apparel Process Engineering 03 01 Total 13+4=17
Uniform Semester Rules:

Examination & Grading System
The University College of Textile Engineering is following the Semester System of Examination. Each academic year, normally beginning in September/October, is of twelve months duration-eight months for teaching and the remaining four months for examination and vacation. An academic year comprises two regular semesters of 4 months. There shall be two examinations for the each course during the semester. These examinations shall be termed as Mid-term & Final. The mid-term exam will normally be conduct after the 8th week of study and final examination at end of a semester. Performance of the student shall be evaluated through a system of continuous testing spread over the entire period of studies. Beside the courses examination, there shall be number of tests & short quizzes. Moreover the performance of student in class discussions, written assignments, research reports etc; shall be evaluated and form a part of their overall grades. The following weightage shall normally be followed. However, if nature of course so demands, the weight-age may be changed with the approval of the examination committee of the department. Mid-Term examination Sessionals/Presentation & Projects Final examination of the semester Total 30% 10% - 20% 50% - 60% 100%
Sixth Semester
Code TE-306 TE-307 TE-308 TE-309 TE-310 TG-311 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Textile Testing & Quality Control-II 03 01 Automation & Control Engineering 03 00 Industrial Engineering 03 00 Internship 00 03 Fabric Design & Structure 02 01 CAD/CAM & GGT & Design Studio 02 01 Total 13+6=19
Forth Year
Seventh Semester
Code TE-401 TE-402 MG-403 TG-404 TG-405 MG-406 Title Textile Mill Planning Technical Textile Total Quality Management Apparel Production Planning & Quality Control Apparel Merchandising Organizational Behavior Total Credit Hours Theory Practical 02 00 02 00 03 00 03 02 03 00 02 00 15+2=17
Attendance Requirements to appear in examination:

Students are expected to attend regularly all lectures, laboratory periods, semester session and field work as may be specifically required for each course. A maximum of 25% absence are allowed for undergraduate program. Deficiency, i.e. inability to pass a course on the basis of the shortage of attendance, shall be treated as failure in that course, unless withdrawal is allowed by the Chairman according to the procedures and rules. Such a failure on the record of student will have all the implications of deficiency for the purpose of the determining GOOD STANDING of a student. The Head of the Department / Institute / College and Vice-Chancellor of the university can give relaxation up to the 5% separately.
Eighth Semester
Code MG-407 TE-408 TE-409 TE-410 TG-411 TG-412 Credit Hours Title Theory Practical Export Marketing 02 00 Graduate Thesis 00 04 Seminars 02 00 Experimental Stat 02 00 Garment Productivity Management 03 00 Apparel Cost Analysis 03 01 Total 12+5=17
Grading system:
a. In the rating of the students, three passing grades shall be used A,B, and C and one failing grade F. In terms of their numerical equivalence, the letter grades denote the following:
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I II III IV
A. B. C. D.
80 65 50 Below
100 79 64 50
b. A Cumulative grade point average (CGPA) shall be computed at the end of the course for all students. Final letter grades in each course shall be converted to points on the following basis. Grade Grade Point A. (80% or above marks) B. C. I. F. (65% or 79% marks) (50% or 64% marks) 1.0 (Below 50% marks) Remarks 4.0 to 5.0 Excellent 3.0 to 3.9 Good 2.0 to 2.9 Satisfactory Incomplete 0 Failed
Minimum pass marks for promotion to next semester are 50% -C Grade but a student has to continuously maintain GOOD STANDING in order to remain on the roll of the College a) A student has to continuously maintain GOOD STANDING namely, a satisfactory standard of attendance and academic performance, as well as, of conduct and discipline. b) To remain in Good Standing a student besides meeting attendance and conduct requirements, must also maintain a minimum C.G.P.A. of 2.0 on a cumulative basis. Any student with a C.G.P.A. of less than 2.0 will be dropped from the rolls of the Department forthwith. c) At the end of the first semester, a student must obtain a minimum grade point average (G.P.A.) of 2.0 to be promoted to the second semester. In case a student is able to obtain G.P.A. of 1.75 or more, but less than 2.0 he will be promoted to the second semester on probation. d) At the end of the second semester, a 58
student must obtain a minimum cumulative grade point average (C.G.P.A.) of 2.0 and must also pass at lease 50% of the courses taken by him in order to be promoted to the third semester. If any of the preceding two conditions is not complying with by student, he shall be removed from the rolls of the Department. e) At the end of the third semester, a student must obtain a minimum cumulative grade point average (C.G.P.A.) of 2.0 and must also pass atleast 50% of the courses taken by him in order to be promoted to the fourth semester. If any of the preceding two conditions is not complying with by student, he shall be removed from the rolls of the Department. f) At the end of the fourth semester, a student must obtain not less than 2.0 otherwise he shall be removed from the rolls of the Department. A student, who has not been required to repeat any course(s), obtains C.G.P.A. of 2.0 but less than 2.20 at he end of the fourth semester, may be allowed to repeat one or two courses of the second or third semester in which he has obtained the lowest grades, in order to improve the C.G.P.A. so as to obtain the minimum of 2.20 failing which he shall be removed from the rolls of the department. A student shall be deemed to have lost his Good Standing, if his conduct and behavior is found objectionable from the disciplinary point of view.
of the month in which it is payable and continues to remain a defaulter by non- payment of dues even with a late fee fine of Rupee I/- per day up to the end of the month. He/she absents himself/herself from the class without proper sanction for a period of fourteen working days. In the cause of absence for more than fourteen days is explained to the satisfaction of the Chairman of the Department or the Director of the Institute or the Principal of the Constituent / Affiliated College concerned, such a student may be readmitted within ten working days after his name is dropped from the rolls. A student shall cease to be a regular student as soon as his classes are terminated towards the end of the academic year, provided that he remains under the discipline of the University till completion of the examination.
Incomplete Grade:
No make up examination shall be given to a student who does not appear in Mid-term examination. In case a student is unable to appear in one or more courses in the Final Examination of semester on medical ground, he may be allowed to appear in the special final examination to be arranged by the department provided that: a) He/she fulfills the conditions of having attended the prescribe number of lectures as laid down in the regulations. b) He/she is laid down as an indoor patient of a recognized Hospital, or if he is not Hospitalized as defined above, the candidate shall be examined by the Medical Superintendent of Civil Hospital who may certify the inability of the student to appear in the examination or otherwise. c) Application of the student must reach the department on or before the day of
Other Dropping-Out Rules

The name of a regular student of Degree program shall be dropped from the rolls of the College / University, if He/she becomes a defaulter in the payment of dues He/she does not fulfill the attendance requirement as prescribed. by not paying the fee up to the tenth
examination. d) Such a student shall be given incomplete grade (I Grade). He shall be required to appear in the special Final examination of semester to be held within four weeks from the commencement of the next semester. e) He shall also be required to follow the schedule of the next semester. f) The student shall have to pay fee of Rs.1000/- per course for special final examination.
the required documents as early as possible. Do not wait for the last date. As soon as the process of selection in complete, the merit list will be notified showing the percentage admission marks of the applicants admitted in Diploma program. All documents to be attached with the application form should be attested by a Class-1 gazetted officer of the government or Class-A officer of this University.
Examination Rules of the Punjab Board of Technical Education:

1. The Diploma of Associate Engineer 1st, 2nd, 3rd, year examinations will be held twice a year on annual basis on such dates and at such places as may be determined by the Board from time to time and will be opened to those candidate who are eligible to appear in these examinations under the rules. The two examinations will be termed as First Annual Examination and Second Annual examination respectively. 2. To be eligible to appear in diploma of associate engineer examination, a candidate must have : a- Been enrolled in a recognized affiliated institution. b- Paid the prescribed registration fee to the Board by such dates as fixed by the Board. c- Been registered with the board. d- Fulfilled the requirements of attendance rules as specified. e- Submitted his admission form and the prescribed fee for the examination through the Principal by such dates as may be fixed by the board from time to time. f- Satisfied the principal of the institution of his good conduct. g- Satisfied the Principal about his satisfactory performance in the prescribed course of study in term of assessment rules for the institutional examination as specified in section (v) 3. Theory component will be assigned marks at the rate of fifty (50) marks for each theory contact hour per week. The practical component / training will be assigned maximum marks at the rate of fifty (50) marks for each of three practical contact hours per week to the nearest approximation wherever the contact hours are not complete multiple of three. 59
Semester Break:
In case a student (other than first semester student) due to some unavoidable situation can avail the semester break, but his application must received to the examination department 3 week prior to the Examination. Note: Uniform Semesters Rules of Institute of Management Science will be followed as overall.)
Eligibility Requirements:
An applicant for admission to D.A.E. Textile Technology must fulfill the following eligibility requirements: He should have passed the Matriculation Examination in Science with Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Punjab and Federal or an equivalent examination recognized by the University.
Enrollment for Diploma in Associate Engineering

Merit Seats: Spinning Weaving Dyeing and Printing Special Admission Charges Employees & Teachers Sons Total: 12 12 12 05 04 45
General Eligibility Requirements:

An applicant for admission to D.A.E offered by the University College must fulfill the following requirements: a) He/She should have obtained 2nd division (45% marks) in examination on the basis of which he seeks admission. b) He/she should meet standards of physique and eye sight laid down in the medical certificate. c) Candidate age must not exceed than 18 years on the date of Admission. If a candidate is above than the 18 years age on the day of admission, he/she should have to get the age relaxation which can be given by the authorities as under: Dean/Principle/Project Director: Up to 2 Years Vice Chancellor: Up to 5 Years
For Diploma of Textile Engineering Academic Calendar:

This program is an annual based program; normally classes schedule is as follows: Admission Schedule: Class Starting: Mid Term Exam: Final Annual Exam: August September January May- June
Admission Procedure & Eligibility:

Try to submit the application along with
Note: - The practical training will be considered as an independent course having no theory component for the purpose of attendance, assessment and promotion rules.
TD TD TD
345 Textile Printing & Finishing 351 Color Science 362 Color Matching & Practical Dyeing
Diploma of Associate Engineering Scheme of Studies:

Dyeing & Printing
1st Year
GEN ENG Math CH PHY MT TD TT Islamiat & Pakistan Studies English Applied Mathematics Applied Chemistry Applied Physics Technical Drawing Textile Fundamental Workshop Practice A) Metal Work B) Welding TT 132 Textiles Lab. Comp 122 Computer Application ET 112 General Electricity & Electronics 111 112 113 112 122 111 114 122
Scheme of Studies:
Spinning & Weaving
1st Year
GEN ENG Math CH PHY MT TD TT Islamiayt & Pakistan Studies Technical English Applied Mathematics Applied Chemistry Applied Physics Technical Drawing Textiles Raw Material Workshop Practice A) Metal Work B) Wood Work C) Welding Comp 122 Computer Application ET 112 General Electricity & Electronics 111 112 113 112 122 111 114 122
TT TW TW TW TW
332 313 323 332 344
Mill Engineering & Service Special Project on Machinery Weaving Fabric Design & Analysis Textile Weaving Lab.
Spinning
3rd Year
GEN 311 Islamiyat & Pakistan Studies M G M 321 Industrial Management & Human Relations TT 314 Dyeing & Finishing TT 323 Textile Testing and Quality Control TT 332 Mill Engineering & Service TS 313 Special Project on Spinning TS 323 Spinning TS 332 Cotton and Textile yarn TS 344 Textile Spinning Lab.
Assessment rules of the Boards Examination:

1. In order to pass theory component, student must obtain at least 40% marks in that component. 2. In order to pass practical component / Training, a student must obtain 50% marks in Sessional final parts of the component / Training separately. 3. In order to pass a course it will be necessary to pass in theory and practical components of that course separately. 4. A candidate who has passed either theory or practical component of a courser will not be required to appear in component. 5. A candidate who has passed in Sessional part of the practical component / Training will not be required to repeat that part. 6. theory examination will be conducted by the Board out of the total marks assigned for theory i.e. 100% However, the distribution of marks of the practical component / training will be as under: a. Sessional Part: wok had done at eh institution 40% during the session
2nd Year
GEN 211 Math 223 M G M 211 M G M 221 PHY TD TT TT TT TT 242 214 223 234 243 254 Islamiyat & Pakistan Studies Applied Mathematics Business Communications Business Management & Industrial Economics Applied Mechanics Textile Chemistry Fabric Design & Structure Spinning & Weaving Mechanism Textile Calculations Textile Lab.
2nd Year
GEN 211 Math 223 M G M 211 M G M 221 TD TD TD TD TD 214 223 235 242 254 Islamiat & Pakistan Studies Applied Mathematics Business Communications Business Management & Industrial Economics Textile Chemistry Fiber Science Coloration-I Yarn Formations Fabric Formations
Weaving
3rd Year
GEN 311 Islamiat & Pakistan Studies M G M 321 Industrial Management & Human Relations TT 314 Textile Testing and Quality Control TT 323 Dyeing & Finishing
3rd Year
GEN 211 Islamiyat & Pakistan Studies M G M 321 Industrial Management & Human Relations TD 313 Textile Testing and Quality Assurance TD 322 Textile Engineering TD 335 Coloration-II 60
including the operation / jobs sheets, practical note books, internal practical tests etc. b. Final Part: Final practical examination 50% (to be conducted by the Board) Note: Final practical examination will be conducted by an external examiner to be appointed by the Board. He will be assisted by an internal examiner. 7. If a student fails to avail a chance of appearing in an examination or is absent for whatever reasons, he will be deemed to have failed in that course / examination. 8. A student who has qualified for the grant of a diploma of associate engineer shall be placed in the following divisions: a. First division student securing an aggregate of 80% with distinction: or more shall be awarded first division with distinction. b. First Division Students securing an aggregate of 60% or more but less than 80% marks shall be awarded first division. c. Second division students securing less than 60% marks shall be awarded second division.
promotion to second year with the board shall stand cancelled. A second year student failing in the annual examination shall be promoted provisionally to the third year class. He / She will be allowed to appear in the subsequent annual examination in the failing courses of first and second year. However, he / she will be eligible to appear in the third year examination only after He / she shall have to clear in a maximum of eight consecutive examinations. A third year student appearing for the first time, after having become eligible, in final year examination but failing in any number of courses will be required to pass all these courses along with the remaining courses of second year, if any, in subsequent six consecutive examinations.
5. Student securing 40% average marks in a component will be considered to have passed that component. 6. Student failing in any theory component will not be eligible to appear in Boards examination of that component. 7. The instructions shall conduct a supplementary examination from the entire theory component of various courses to determine the eligibility of failing student for subsequent board examinations.
Practical Component / Training:

8. Maximum of 40% of marks assigned to the practical component training will be awarded by the institution on the basis already specified (iii 6) 9. A student failing in Sessional part of the practical component / Training will not be eligible to appear in the Boards final examination of that component. 10. The record of internal examination shall be properly maintained and would be liable to inspection by the Board. 11. The practical notebook, job sheets, projects etc. completed by the students during the year will be properly maintained and will be opened to inspection by the Boards external examiner.
Assessment Rules for Examinations: Theory:

1. The institution will conduct two theory examinations during the session for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, year. A). First examination in the middle of the session. B). Second examination at the end of the session. 2. Theory will be assigned maximum marks on the basis of 50 marks per credit hours of theory. 3. Both examinations will carry full marks assigned to the theory component. 4. Marks obtained by a student in a course will be calculated on the basis of average of the marks obtained in the two maximum marks for this course will be 50, first examination in this theory component will be of 50, marks second examination will be of 50 marks. If a student obtains 30 marks in the first examination and 10 marks in the second examination his / her average marks will be 20 and the same will be considered as the marks obtained by him / her theory component.
Promotion Rules
A student will be promoted to the next higher class if he / she have passed all the prescribed courses of his / her class. A first year student failing in the 1st annual Examination shall be promoted provisionally to the second year class. He will be allowed to appear in the second annual examination in the failing courses of 1st year provided he/she is otherwise eligible. He / She will, however, be allowed to appear in the second year examination along with the failing courses of first year and / or second annual or one in first annual and second in second annual etc. if he / she has passed a promotion of 3 first year courses as such his / her provisional
Attendance:
1. No candidate will be allowed to appear in any examination (first annual or second annual) in the theory or practical examination of a course of his / her attendance in less than 80% of the total prescribed contact hours. The principal of the institution may condone shortage of attendance up to 10% on medical or other exceptional ground. 2. if a candidate is short of the required percentage of attendance in theory or practical at the time of submission of admission form and fees to the board but is likely to make up the shortage in due 61
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course of time, the head of institution may send up his admission from and fee provisionally to the board subject to confirmation when the candidate actually makes up the shortage. In case the candidate is unable to make up the shortage, the principal of institution shall withdraw his / her candidature by writing to controller of examination not later than the 7th day before commencement of the examination. if the candidate is not short of the required percentage of lecturers and number of practical at the time of submission of the admission form of the admission form and fee to the board but subsequently falls short of such Percentage or number, the Head of the institution shall withdraw his / her candidature by writing to the controller of examinations not later than the 7th day before the commencement of the examination. In case of candidate who was officially sent to take part in duty authorized interinstitutional / inter provincial or national activities, the lectures / practical delivered in the absence will not count towards the total number of lectures / practical prescribed / held for the purpose of calculating the percentage of lectures / Practical attended. The attendance record of the student will be maintained by the institution where he / she are enrolled and will be supplied to the board along with the admission form. The detailed record of attendance shall be open for inspection. A first, second, or third year student having deficiency in theory and / or practical on account of shortage of attendance or failure in Sessional part shall be required to make up the deficiency to become eligible.
Admission Schedule for Diploma of Associate Engineering

(Session, 2006-2007)
The schedule for admission to DAE Textile Technology 2006-2009 is given below: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Commencement of admission (August 2006) Last date for receipt of application (Tuesday, August,15,2006) Merit List No. 1 of selected candidate (Friday, August 18,2006) Last date of payment (Monday, August 21,2006) Merit List No. 2 of selected candidate (Wednesday, August 23,2006) Last date of payment (Friday, August 25,2006) Merit List No. 1 of selected candidate on special admission charges (Monday, August 28,2006) Last date of payment (Wednesday, August 30, 2006) Class work will start from ( Monday, September 04,2006)
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Department of
Economics
Established: Academic Programs: Morning: Afternoon: Enrolment: Morning: Afternoon: Prerequisites: i) ii) Chairman: Students Advisor : 1975 M.Sc.; M.Phil.; Ph.D. M.Sc. See the relevant chart at the end. See the relevant chart at the end. B.A/B.Sc. with Economics as Elective subject for Admission to M.Sc. M.A./M.Sc. for Admission to M.Phil Prof. Dr. Shahnawaz Malik Dr. Imran Sharif Chaudhry M.Phil program, in addition to the Master level programs. The Department also offers research facilities for Ph.D. candidates. Presently twenty students are registered as Ph.D. candidates. The student strength has consequently risen to over 230 per academic year. The Department has a library of more than 5000 books plus a collection of national and international journals. Computer facilities are also available in the Department.
Admission
1- M.Sc. (Morning Program)

The details of 40 merit seats for admission to M.Sc Economics Semester I is provided in Chart No.1. The break up is given as under: B.A/B.Sc 38 seats B.Com 02 seats
Admission Committee: Introduction

The Department of Economics started functioning as soon as the university was established by transferring M.A. Economics classes from Government College, Bosan Road, Multan to the University. Teaching staff was also acquired on deputation from the same institution. At present, there are nine members of the teaching staff. Three of them hold Ph.D. degrees from abroad and one from Pakistan. The Department offers a wide range of courses in the field of Economics. Keeping in view the present day requirements of the subject the Department of Economics has planned to offer exciting and academically challenging postgraduate degree of M.Sc. Economics both as morning and afternoon program with later on self-finance basis. The program provides a foundation in modern technique of quantitative economics, financial economics and econometrics with emphasis on science-based subjects such as mathematics, statistics and computer applications. The central feature of the course is its blend of core economic concepts and principles with modern research methods. Master of Science in economics is a two years postgraduate program comprising of four semesters. The Department also aims at promoting research on various local and national issues. For this purpose the Department has introduced an Prof. Dr. Shahnawaz Malik Muhammad Zahir Faridi Dr. Imran Sharif Chaudhry Chairman Member Secretary
Eligibility
i. The candidates who have passed BA/BSc Examination, securing at least 45% marks in aggregate as well as in Economics as an Elective subject (of 200 marks) are eligible for admission to M.Sc. Economics Semester-I. ii. The candidates who have passed B.Com Examination, securing at least 45% marks in aggregate as well as in Economics are eligible for admission to M.Sc. Economics Semester I.
The merit will be determined as under: i. Aggregate marks of BA/BSc plus marks of Elective Economics plus 20 marks each for Statistics and Mathematics studied at BA/B.Sc or FA/F.Sc level plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. ii. Aggregate marks obtained in B.Com plus marks of Economics plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
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2. M.Sc (Afternoon Program)

Keeping in view that department receives more than 500 applications each year but the number of seats available in the morning program is limited, we have offered same program in the afternoon on self-finance basis. The program is taught by the same faculty members as morning program.
ECO-508 International Economics ECO-509 Topics in Pakistans Economy (ALL COMPULSORY)
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governmental organizations. The program is also helping the candidates who later on intend to register for a Ph.D program. Recently the department has initiated a Ph.D Program to admit the candidates who have successfully qualified HEC GRE Test under the Indigenous Ph.D scholarship scheme.
3rd Semester
ECO-600 Econometrics with Computer Applications. ECO-601 Monetary Economics ECO-602 Research Methods in Economics ECO-603 Managerial Economics ECO-604 Public Finance (ALL COMPULSORY) 3 3 3 3 3
Eligibility and Computation of Merit

The detail is given in the admission regulations part of the prospectus.
Admission
The details of 45 merit seats for admission to M.Sc (Economics) afternoon program is given in chart No1. Five (5) seats are reserved for B.Com candidates.
4th Semester
ECO-605 Development Economics. ECO-606 Financial Economics ECO-607 Mathematical Economics-II 3 3 3
Scheme of Studies M.Phil Program

Compulsory Courses
Code
ECO-700 ECO-701 ECO-702 ECO-703 ECO-704 ECO-705 ECO-706 ECO-707 ECO-708 ECO-709 ECO-710 ECO-711 ECO-712 ECO-713 ECO-714 ECO-715 ECO-716 ECO-717 ECO-718 ECO-719 ECO-720 ECO-721 ECO-722
Eligibility and Computation of Merit

Same as M.Sc morning program.
Title
Credit Hours
3 3 3
Computer Lab.
The department has a computer lab that provides computing facilities to M.Sc Economics students. The lab is equipped with the latest Pentium IV computers, internet and it is being extended.
Optional Courses
ECO-608/ ECO 609 Research Project ECO-610 Environmental Economics ECO-611 Human Resource Development ECO-612 Industrial Economics ECO-613 Measure Theory & Applications ECO-614 Agricultural Economics ECO-615 Islamic Economics ECO-616 Economics of Poverty and Income Distribution ECO-617 Labour Economics ECO-618 Population Economics ECO-619 Applied Economics 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Micro Economic Theory Macro Economic Theory Econometric Methods
Optional Courses
Research Methods in Social Sciences 3 Topics in Managerial Economics 3 Capital and Growth 3 Optimization Techniques 3 Issues in Development Economics 3 Globalization and Economic Integration 3 Topics in Applied Economics 3 Production Analysis 3 Advanced Monetary Economics 3 Consumer Demand Analysis 3 International Economics 3 Issues in Public Economics 3 Population Dynamics 3 Agricultural and Resource Development 3 Issues in Regional Economics 3 Financial Economics 3 Issues in Health Economics 3 Topics in Islamic Economics 3 Issues in Human Resource Development 3 Topics in Economics of Poverty and Income Distribution 3
Scheme of Studies (M.Sc Morning & Afternoon)

1st Semester
Code ECO-500 ECO-501 ECO-502 Title Micro Economics Macro Economics Mathematical Economics-I ECO-503 Statistics for Economists ECO-504 Use of Computer in Economics (ALL COMPULSORY) Crd. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3
3. M.Phil / Ph.D. program

In order to promote research on various local and national issues, the Department introduced an M.Phil program in the early 1990s on annual basis. In 2002 M.Phil program was converted into semester system. This postgraduate study and research program is running successfully and the candidates after obtaining degrees are serving in various governmental and non-
2nd Semester
ECO-505 Micro Economic Analysis ECO-506 Macro Economic Analysis ECO-507 Econometrics 3 3 3
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Department of
Education
Established: Academic Programs: Enrolment: Prerequisites: For M.A. 1986 M.A.; M.Ed.; M.Phil, Ph.D. See the relevant chart for details B.A./B.Sc. with at least 2nd Div. For M.Ed. B.Ed. with at least 2nd Div. For M.Phil. M.A./M.Ed. with at least 2nd Div. For Ph.D. M.Phil Chairman: Students Advisors : (Male) (Female) Prof. Dr. Ahmad Farooq Mash-hadi Dr. Shamim Haider Trimazi Miss Irum Gul Gilani Admission Committee, according to the admission/merit criteria announced by the University.
Programs
i) M.A. Education
M.A. Education is a two years (4 semesters) professional degree program. The main purpose of program is to produce well-trained teachers for schools including the Primary and Secondary levels. However, the degree holders of M.A. Education can also join Colleges, Universities as lecturers. In addition, they are eligible to be subject specialists at higher secondary schools. The program offers a wide range of courses regarding knowledge and skills essentially required for an effective and efficient teacher training program.
Introduction
The Department of Education was established in September, 1986, with the major purpose to produce competent, enlightened and welldisciplined teachers at the Master level, i.e. M.A. Education and M.Ed. for both Arts and Science Students. Initially, the Department started with four teachers. The staff strength has now grown to eleven. Out of these, four hold Ph.D. degree. The initial enrolment in M.A. Education and M.Ed. was 48 students which has, at present, gone up to around 275. The services of foreign experts and renowned educationists are also secured from time to time with a view to improving and updating the quality of teaching/learning process. The library of the Department is adequately equipped with relevant text books and reference literature.
Admission Criteria
The merit will be determined as under: a. For Arts applicants with combination of Education. Marks obtained in B.A. + 10 marks for the subject of Education at B.A. level + 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. b. c. For Arts applicants with all other combinations. Marks obtained in B.A. + 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. For Science Students. Marks obtained in B.Sc. + 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yousaf Dr. Jamil Hussain Shah Mr. Khalid Khurshid Miss. Irum Gul Gilani Chairman Secretary Member Member
Scheme of Studies/Courses of Reading For M.A. Education

1st Semester (Compulsory Papers)
Code ED-500 ED-501 ED-502 ED-503 ED-504 ED-505 Title Each Course, 3 Credit Hours Philosophical Perspectives of Education Educational Psychology Research Orientation in Education Curriculum Development Educational Measurement and Assessment Methods and Techniques of Teaching
Admission
The detail of seats for admission to M.A. Education Semester-I morning & evening classes are given in relevent chart. The decisions about admission will be made by the Department
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2nd Semester (Compulsory Papers)

ED-506 Perspectives of Education in Pakistan ED-507 Psychological Foundations of Education ED-508 Research Application in Education ED-509 Curriculum Organization in Pakistan ED-510 Educational Evaluation and Quality Assurance ED-511 Teaching Strategies and Innovations
2. Language Education
A B C ED-606 Teaching of English ED-607 Teaching of Urdu ED-607 Teaching of Urdu ED-608 Teaching of Arabic ED-606 Teaching of English ED-608 Teaching of Arabic
** Only those students may opt theses who will pass first and second semester examination securing aggregate minimum 65% marks (Including both semesters)
ii) M.Ed.
M.Ed. is one year (two Semesters) degree program. The program includes advanced courses of Education and training with an objective to enhance the level of understanding and skills regarding teaching, research, management and other relevant fields of teacher training.
3. Social Science Education

A ED-609 Teaching of History ED-610 Teaching of Pakistan Studies ED-609 Teaching of History ED-611 Teaching of Islamic Studies ED-610 Teaching of Pakistan Studies ED-611 Teaching of Islamic Studies
Admission Criteria
The basic requirement for admission to M.Ed. is B.Ed. (with at least 45% marks). The age limit for the program is forty years. Merit is determined as follows: Marks obtained in *B.Ed. Plus B.A./B.Sc. (Division wise **credit) plus 25 marks for ***M.A./M.Sc. plus 20 marks for Hifz-eQuran. For order to maintain the uniformity, the marks obtained in B.Ed will be determined out of 1100 (existing total marks of B.Ed., under B.Z. University, Multan) if the total marks are less or above than 1100. ** First Division 25 Marks Second Division 15 Marks Third Division No Credit *** M.A./M.Sc. in any one or more than one school subjects at least in 2nd Division.
3rd Semester (Compulsory Papers)

ED-600 Basic Applications of Computer ED-601 Teaching Practice (Theory) C
Elective Papers of Area of Specialization

Candidates will have to opt one area of specialization out of the following 1, 2 and 3. Each area of specialization has one group of subjects (two papers). 1. 2. 3. Science Education Language Education Social Science Education
4th Semester
Course Title Credit Hours No. ED-612 Computer Applications in Education 03 ED-613 Teaching Practice (Practical)* ED-614 Research Thesis 06 and ED-615 OR Two papers o professional specialization out of the following: Code Title Each Course, No. 3 Credit Hours ED-616 Educational Planning and Management ED-617 Educational Technology ED-618 Guidance and Counselling ED-619 Special Education ED-620 Educational Supervision * Total of 30 practice lessons, 15 in each subject (related to the areas of specialization) will be delivered by each student in addition to one model lesson in each subject.
1. Science Education
Group Course Title Each Course, No. 3 Credit Hours A ED-602 Teaching of Mathematics ED-603 Teaching of Physics B C D ED-603 Teaching of Physics ED-604 Teaching of Chemistry ED-604 Teaching of Chemistry ED-605 Teaching of Biology ED-602 Teaching of Mathematics ED-604 Teaching of Chemistry
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Scheme of Studies/Courses of Reading for M.Ed.

It will be a full time postgraduate degree program of two semesters.
Group-2 For Arts and Humanities Students

Every student is required to select one subject out of the following in addition to English which is compulsory. Credit Hours 3 Marks
Scheme of Studies
M.Phil
YEAR I 1st Semester
Code No. ED 101 ED 102 ED 103 Title 4 Credit 4 Credit 4 Credit 4 Credit
1st Semester (Compulsory Papers)

Code No. ED-700 ED-701 ED-702 Each Course, 3 Credit Hours Education and Islamic Thought Curriculum Deelopment Educational Planning and Management ED-703 Educational Research ED-704 Learning and Learning Theories Title Code No. ED-714 ED-715 ED-716 ED-717 ED-718 ED-719 Title
16 Credit
Teaching of English (Compulsory) Teaching of Urdu Teaching of Paksitan Studies Teaching of Islamic Studies Teaching of History Research Thesis or Any one course of the following: ED-720 ED-721 ED-722 ED-723 ED-724 Guidance and Counselling Special Education Educational Supervision Educational Technology Science Education and Instructional Technology ED-725 Computer in Education
Research Methods Computer Applications-I Techniques of Educational Assessment ED 104 Educational Trends in 20th Century
2nd Semester
16 Credit
4 Credit 4 Credit 4 Credit 4 Credit
2nd Semester (Compulsory Papers)

ED-705 Education in Islamic Perspectives ED-706 Curriculum Development Process in Pakistan ED-707 Management Techniques & Economics of Education ED-708 Statistics in Educational Research ED-709 Instructions and Instructional Technology
ED 201 Data Analysis Techniques ED 202 Computer Applications-II ED 203 Contemporary Issues of Educational Evaluation ED 204 Student Presentations on Education Issues
YEAR II 3rd & 4th Semester

ED 301 Research Thesis 28 Credit Qualifying Comprehensive Examination
iii) M.Phil
M.Phil is a research based postgraduate program offered to Master degree holders i.e. M.A. Education/M.Ed. The program is run under Semester System with the total duration of four Semesters (two years). Each Semester has 4-1/2 month duration. First two Semesters comprise teaching course work and the last two are fixed for thesis.
Elective Courses
Students are required to select one group of subjects comprising two courses out of the following:
Group-I For Science Students

Group Course Title Each Course, No. 3 Credit Hours A ED-710 Teaching of Mathematics ED-711 Teaching of Physics B C ED-711 Teaching of Physics ED-712 Teaching of Chemistry ED-712 Teaching of Chemistry ED-713 Teaching of Biology
Admission Criteria
i) The entry requirement for this research degree program is master degree in Education (M.A. Education and M.Ed. with at least 45% marks) the Annual System and 50% marks under Semester System. The other details are the same as given in general admission rules.
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Department of
History
Established :
1976 M.A.; M.Phil, Ph.D. Diploma Programs i) Community Development ii) Women Studies
M.A. (History) Program

under Semester System
Admission
The detail of seats each for admission to M.A. History 1st semester class is given in Chart No.1. The departmental admission committee, according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University will make the admissions to M.A. Ist semester.
Academic Programs:
Enrollment: Prerequisites:
See the relevant chart at the end. B.A. with History Islamic Studies, Pol. Science, Education, Pak. Studies, Sociology, Economics as an Elective Subject For M.Phil M.A. History For Ph.D M.Phil Prof. Dr. Humaira Arif Dasti Dr. Mr. Muhammad Shafique Bhatti Mrs. Farheen Altaf
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Humaira Arif Dasti Dr. Mohammad Shafique Bhatti Ms. Farheen Altaf Chairperson Member Member
Eligibility
i) The candidates who have passed B.A. Examination with at least 33% marks in the subject of History as an elective subject of 200 marks are eligible for admission to M.A. History 1st semester.. ii) The candidate who have passed B.A. Examination with Islamic Studies, Political Science, Education, Pakistan Studies, Sociology and Economics as an elective subject (of 200 marks) securing at least 45% marks are eligible for admission to M.A. History 1st Semester. iii) Prefrance will be given to those who hold History as an elective subject at B.A level.
Chairperson: Students Advisors :
Introduction
The Department of History and Pakistan Studies was established in 1976, a year after the establishment of the University. Initially the Department started functioning in a rented building in Gulgasht Colony, Multan. In 1980, it shifted to Languages Block (IOL) and finally in 1986 to its present premises the History and Political Science Block at the campus of the University. Department of History started a diploma program of Pakistan Studies which later on converted into M.A. program and a regular M.A. Pakistan Studies program was introduced in 1986, while an M.Phil program has been instituted from Spring 1997. The Department also enrolls Ph.D. students. A number of scholars have been registered for Ph.D. degree. So far, eight scholars have earned their Ph.D. degree from this Department and many other scholars are working on various Ph.D. projects. The Department came into existence with a skeleton staff of three regular lecturers, one research scholar and one part time teacher. At present, the Department has the services of five regular teachers including three Ph.D., one M.Phil degree holder and one Master degree holder respectively.
The merit will be determined as under:i) Aggregate marks of B.A. plus marks of Elective History, plus five (05) marks of Persian as an Elective subject, plus twenty (20) marks for Hifz-e-Quran. ii) Aggregate marks of B.A. plus marks of Elective subjects i.e. Islamic Studies, Political Science, Education, Pakistan Studies, Economics, and Sociology, plus (20) marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Scheme of Studies
20 Courses will be offered in four Semesters including 5 Compulsory Courses 10
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1st Semester
Code 500 501 502 503 504 Title Credit Hours Early History of Islam 3 (Prophehtic Period) Muslim Struggle for Pakistan 3 (1857-1924) Government and Politics in 3 Pakistan (1947-1971) State & Society in 3 Muslim India Research Methodology 3
History of South Asia

Code HIST-609 HIST-610 HIST-611 HIST-612 HIST-613 HIST-614 HIST-615 HIST-616 HIST-617 Title Credit Hours Indus Civilization 3 Gandhara Civilization 3 Arab Rule in Mekran, Sindh 3 and Multan 664-1000 A.C. History of the Ghazanavids 3 977-1186 A.D. Establishment of Muslim Rule 3 in Bharat 1191-1398 A.D. Later Sultanate 1398-1526 A.D. 3 History of the Great Mughals 3 1526-1707 A.D. Administrative and Cultural 3 History of the Mughals Europe from Middle age to 3 Renaissance 1000-1500 A.D.
Research Report and Thesis for M.A. Semester System

1. Research report should be given at the end of the second semester to the students on behalf of their assignments of first and second semester. The supervisors should present and defend the quality of their assignments before the departmental research committee and the decision will be taken on the research abilities of the students. 2. Research report should be due at the end of 3rd semester. If the supervisor feels that the student has the potential to do a thesis and has been assigned such a topic, the supervisor may recommend that research report be upgraded to a thesis. 3. The research report will be in lieu of one optional paper of the 3rd semester and provided that it is upgraded to a thesis, the student will also drop one optional course in the 4th semester. Thus a thesis will be of 6 credit hours (200 marks) in lieu of two papers and research report will carry 3 credit hours (100 marks) and equivalent to one paper.
2nd Semester
HIST-505 History of the Pious Caliphate 632-661 A.D HIST-506 Muslim Struggle for Pakistan 1924-1947 A.D. HIST-507 History of Pakistan 1971-1999 A.D. HIST-508 Muslim World in Modern Times 1919-1990 A.D. HIST-509 History of Historiography 3 3 3 3 3
Muslim Intellectual History

Code Title Credit Hours HIST-618 Evolution of Muslim Thought 3 under the persians. HIST-619 Evolution of Muslim Thought 3 under Mongols and Turks. HIST-620 Intellectual History of Muslim 3 India 8th to 15th Century (including the Bhagti Movement). HIST-621 Evaluation of Muslim 3 Thought in Arab Times
Optional Courses for III & IV Semester
Muslim History
Code Title Credit Hours HIST-600 History of the Ummayads 3 661-751 A.D. HIST-601 History of the Abbasids 3 751-1200 A.D. HIST-602 Institutions and Culture of the 3 Abbasids 750-900 A.D. HIST-603 North Africa under the Muslim 3 Dynasties 789-1837 A.D. HIST-604 Fatimids in Egypt and 3 North Africa 909-1171 A.D. HIST-605 Ummayads in Spain 3 712-1031 A.D. HIST-606 Decline of Muslims in Spain 3 1031-1492 A.D. HIST-607 Ottoman Rule 1288-1600 A.D. 3 HIST-608 Ottoman Rule 1600-1923 A.D. 3
M.Phil Program
Semester System
Eligibility
A candidate who has passed the M.A. (History) and qualify (NTS) developed GRE test is eligible for admission provided that he/ she has secured at least 45% marks in M.A. (History).
Optional Courses
Code 622 623 624 625 626 627 628 629 630 631 Title Credit Hours The Later Mughals 1707-1857 3 British India 1600-1857 3 The Punjab in Modern Times 3 Early Modern Europe (1453-1789) 3 Modern Europe (1789-1919) 3 United States after Second World War. 3 International Relations (1919-2000) 3 International Organizations 3 (1919-2000) History of Central Asia 3 Contemporary Middle East 3
Admission
i) See the Prescribed admission rules for M.Phil & Ph.D. ii) The detail of seats each for admission to M.Phil / Ph.D. is given in the relevant chart at the end.
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Admission Committee:
Prof. Dr. Humaira Arif Dasti Chairperson Mr. Muhammad Shafique Bhatti Member Ms. Farheen Altaf Member
Scheme of Studies
The description of Courses is given below:
1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours 700 Research Methodology (Compulsory) 3 701 Philosophy of History-I 3 (Compulsory) 702 The Freedom Movement 3 The course of Freedom Movement will focus on research oriented study of a period, or a personality or an issue of the Freedom Movement. The purpose of this paper is to study the genesis of the Pakistan Movement such as: A. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan & Muslim Separatism in India (1858-1898) B. Muslim Struggle for separate homeland (1939-47) C. Iqbal and Jinnah: personalities, perceptions and politics. 703 Muslim History of South Asia 3 706
period, an area or an issue from the history of any region of Pakistan as decided by the tutor such as: A. History of Punjab Under the Sikhs. B. History of Multan During Sultanate Period (1206-1525) C. History of Multan under Mughals (1526-1752). D. Multan under British Rule (1849-1947) Muslim Socio-Political Thought 3
ii)
The time for thesis shall be counted after the declaration of the results of the second semester.
iii) Research work shall be completed and thesis be sumitted by the end of 4th semester for evaluation on the recommendations of the Supervisor and Convener Board of Studies.
Diploma Program
(I) Community Development Studies (II) Women Studies Nature of Program
The Diploma in community development studies is designed to prepare students for careers in community and human service as administrators, designers, planners and researchers. The program emphasis social analysis of communities, design and planning. It will be helpful to provide assistance and guidance of those Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), working in the directions of community development. Specialization includes rural and urban communities as well as issues related to agriculture. Another compelling reason for offering this program by the Department of History is that it will provide to the students more natural learning environment in which they will become more active and practical in their studies. Besides the prescribed course work, Seminars and workshops would be arranged from time to time. In the same way, instructional program would be launched through media that directly benefit the community. Initially, the duration of the Diploma in Community Development Studies is 9 months, however, the time span could be extended gradually, (approximately, one-year) if the constant encouragement and positive response is observed in this regard. It is an evening program which will provide an excellent opportunity to those who are
Muslim Socio-Political Thought of a region, on an issue, of a movement or thinker during a specific period as decided by the tutor will be focused with research oriented method such as: A. Muslim Socio-Political thought during the later Mughal. B. History of Muslim Education in British India (1860-1920) C. Conflict of Conservatism and Modernity among Indian Muslims. 707 Analysis of Historiography 3
Purpose of this course is to focus on the research oriented study of a period, an issue or a personality from the Muslim History in South Asia such as: A. Muslim history in South Asia 712-1206. B. Hindu Muslim Relations during the Muslim Rule.
The purpose of this course is to focus on the research oriented study of historiography in any region, during a period, by any historian or on an issue as decided by the tutor such as: A. Muslim Historiography during the First and Second Century of Hijra. B. British Historiography of Muslim India. C. Historiography in Pakistan. D. Elphinstoness History of India. E. Two Nation theory in Historiography.
2nd Semester
Code Title Credit Hours 704 Philosophy of History-II (Compulsory) 3 705 Regional History of Pakistan 3 The purpose of this course is to focus on the research oriented study of a 70
3rd & 4th Semester

i) A student will opt. thesis of 6 credit hours. The name of the supervisor and topic of the M.Phil thesis shall be preferably decided before the end of the second semester.
already engaged with different professions, while it shall also be open to all other categories of students.
Course Description:
There shall be four written papers of 3 credit hours each and research report of 3 credit hours. The details of the papers are given below:Code Title Credit Hours Course-I: Meanings, Nature and 3 Different Aspects of Community Development in Pakistan. Course-II: Sustainable Development 3 Course-III: Gender and Community 3 Development Course-IV: Policy-oriented Research, 3 Techniques and Evaluation.
understanding of the historical cultural, economic and political aspects of womens lives in Pakistan. It is a one year diploma program which provides an excellent opportunity to those who are already working in the directions particularly, associated with NGOs. In this program the women issues would be incorporated in course recommended for the diploma and the research would be encouraged on identified areas and subjects, particularly related to the southern parts of the Punjab. The womens studies is based on four dimension i.e. Teaching, research, training and extension. 1. 2. 3. 4. Teaching Research Training Extension
Eligibility:
The candidates who have passed B.A./B.Sc. examination, securing at least 45% marks are eligible for admission to the Diploma Program in Community Development Studies. Note: Commencement of the classes will be subject to the admission of minimum of twenty five nos. of students.
Course Evaluation:
Class grade will be decided on the basis of one mid-term exam (30%) one final exam (30%), class participation and presentation (20%) and one term paper (20%). Note: The instruction for class presentation and term paper will be given in class.
There shall be three written papers of 3 credit hours each and research report of 3 credit hours. The details of the papers are given below:Title Credit Hours 1. Women and Gender Issues in 3 Pakistan 2. The History of Womens Education 3 and Challenge of Development 3. The Social and Economic Position of 3 Women (Access to health facilities, employment and political participation)
Eligibility:
The candidates who have passed B.A./B.Sc. examination, securing at least 45% marks are eligible for admission to the Diploma Program in Community Development Studies. Note: Commencement of the Courses will be subject to the admission of minimum twenty five nos. of students.
Course Evaluation:
Class grade will be decided on the basis of one mid-term exam (30%), one final exam (30%), class participation and presentation (20%) and one term paper (20%). Note: The instruction for class presentation and term paper will be given in class.
(II) Diploma in Womens Studies Nature of Program

The Diploma in Womens Studies is a special program for mature students in order to provide a clear and more comprehensive
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Department of
Pakistan Studies
Established: Academic Programs: Enrollment: Prerequisites: 1998 M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D. See the relevent chart at the end For M.A. B.A/B.Sc. For M.Phil. M.A. in any discipline of Social Science. For Ph.D. M.Phil. in any discipline of Social Science. Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Azra Asghar Ali
Admission
The detail of seats each for admission to M.A. Pakistan Studies is given in Chart No.1. The Departmental Admission Committee, according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University will make the admission to M.A. part-I under semester system.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Azra Asghar Ali Dr. Muhammad Farooq Dr. Ishaq Fani Mr. Ejaz Hussain Khokhar Chairperson Member Member Memebr
Eligibility for M.A. in Pakistan Studies

i) Admission in the M.A. Pakistan Studies will be granted to the applicants on the basis of their B.A./BSc. results. ii) An applicant must be at least a Graduate with a minimum of second division, (45% marks) from a recognized university to be eligible for the admission in M.A. Pakistan Studies Program. Twenty marks will be included for Hifz-e-Quran. The age limit will be 26 years. There shall be no discrimination on the basis of sex, creed, religion and region. iii) Admission of all students will be provisional and subject to the final approval by the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. iv) The Vice-Chancellor, the Dean, or the Chairman of the Department may refuse admission to any candidate to the Department without assigning any reason.
Students Advisor: (Male) Mr. Javed Akhtar Salyana Mr. Sajjad Awan (Female) Mrs. Lubna Kanwal Incharge Examination Dr. Muhammad Farooq
Introduction
The Department of Pakistan Studies came into existence as a result of bifurcation of the Department of History and Pakistan Studies on June 4, 1998. The Department of History and Pakistan Studies was established in 1976. Initially a diploma course in Pakistan Studies was introduced which was up-graded into a full-fledged M.A. Program in 1987. The subject of Pakistan Studies is interdisciplinary and encompasses various aspects of Pakistans history and culture. The main purpose of M.A. in Pakistan Studies is to provide an in-depth understanding of Pakistan. The Program therefore offers courses consisting of History, Political Science, Geography, Economics, Foreign Relations, Sociology and Literature of Pakistan. The department offers teaching and research facilities for M.A. and Ph.D. Scholars. A regular M.Phil Program has been started in the department. Information regarding these programs can be obtained from the office.
Merit Criterion
The merit will be determined on the basis of aggregate marks secured in B.A./BSc. examination. However ten (10) additional marks (per elective subject) will be added for subjects, i.e. Pakistan Studies, History, Economics, Political Science, International Relations, Geography, Sociology and Philosophy, plus twenty marks for HafizQuran.
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M.A. Pakistan Studies Program

Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
(Compulsory Courses) Code PS-501 PS-502 PS-503 Title Credit Hours Research Methodology 3 Ancient Pakistan 3 Muslim Nationalism in South Asia (1857-1916) 3 PS-504 Constitutional and Political Development in Pakistan (1947-1977) 3 PS-505 Foreign Policy of Pakistan (1947-1971) 3 PS-506 Geography of Pakistan 3
4th Semester (OptionalCourses)

PS-606 Pakistani Languages & Literature PS-607 Role of Military in Pakistan PS-608 Pakistans Economy: A Historical Survey (1947-2000) PS-609 Human Rights in Pakistan PS-610 Viva-Voce PS-611 Information Technology & Research in the Social Sciences 3 3 3 3 3 3
Eligibility
i) The admissions shall be held once in a year as per schedule notified by the University with the consent of the respective department/ center/ institute/ and College. ii) All the candidates having the Master Degree in any discipline of Social Science with at least 2nd Division i.e. 45% marks should eligible to apply for admission to M.Phil class. iii) There shall be no discrimination on the basis of sex, creed, religion or region. iv) Each admission shall be approved by the Advanced Studies and Research Board after a candidate has qualified GRE conducted by NTS. v) Admission of all students will be provisional and subject to the final approval by the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. vi) The Vice-Chancellor, the Dean, or the Chairperson of the Department may refuse admission to any candidate without assigning any reason. vii) Maximum upper age limit seeking admission to M.Phil program in any discipline shall be forty-five years on the last date fixed for receipt of applications.
M.Phil Pakistan Studies Program

M.Phil leading to Ph.D. in Pakistan Studies is a new academic program of an unconventional and innovative character both in its concept and purpose. As a degree course, it does not come under commonly defined single-discipline subjects of humanities and social sciences. It is a multidisciplinary program encompassing all major disciplines in such a way as to integrate various aspects of Pakistans life and society with an academic approach. The program offers courses in Pakistan Studies, History, Economics, Politic Science, International Relations, Geography, Sociology and Philosophy.
2nd Semester (Compurslory Courses)

PS-507 Indo-Pakistan Historiography PS-508 Indo-Muslim Socio-Political Thought (1206-1857) PS-509 Muslim Nationalism in South Asia (1916-1947) PS-510 Pakistani Society and Culture PS-511 Constitutional & Political Development in Pakistan (1971-1997) PS-512 Foreign Policy of Pakistan (1971-1997) 3 3 3 3 3 3
Admission
i) See the Prescribed admission rules for M.Phil & Ph.D. ii) The details of seats each for admission to M.Phil / Ph.D. Pakistan Studies is given in Chart No.1.
3rd Semester (OptionalCourses)

PS-601 Muslim Religious and Mystical Movements of South Asia PS-602 Special Study of Iqbal PS-603 Political Parties in Pakistan (1947-1997) PS-604 Women Empowerment in Pakistan PS-605 Local SelfGovernment in Pakistan 3 3 3 3 3
M.Phil. Pakistan Studies Program

Scheme of Studies
Code PS-700 PS-701 PS-702 PS-703
1st Semester (Compulsory)

Title Credit Hours Philosophy of Social Sciences 3 Research Methodology 3 Pakistan and Contemporary World 3 Government and Politics of Pakistan 3
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Azra Asghar Ali Dr. Muhammad Farooq Dr. Ishaq Fani Mr. Ejaz Hussain Khokhar Mr. Sajid Awan Chairperson Member Member Memebr Secretary/ Member
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2nd Semester (Optional)

PS-704 Women and Gender Issues in Pakistan PS-705 Linguistic Anthropology in Pakistan PS-706 A Comparative Study of Muslim Leadership in Sub-continent (1858 1947) PS-707 Special Study of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah PS-708 Special Study of Allama Muhammad Iqbal PS-709 Government and Politics in Pakistan PS-710 The Problems of National Integration in Pakistan PS-711 Economic Development and Planning in Pakistan 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
3rd & 4th Semester

There will be a research of 6 credit hours.
Ph.D. Program
Please refer to Admission Rules & Regulations of the University for Ph.D. Program.
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Department of
Political Science & International Relations

Established: Academic Programs: 1975 M.A. Political Science M.A. International Relations M.Phil (Political Science) by Course & Research Ph.D. (by Research) See the relevant chart at the end. Ph.D. Rules Available with the Registrars office B.A. with Political Science as an Elective Subject. B.A./B.Sc. M.A. Pol. Science, Pakistan Studies International Relations, and Defence & Strategic Studies. Prof. Dr. Syed Khawaja Alqama Prof. Dr. S. Kh. Alqama (I.R) Mr. Yasir Sharif (Pol. Science) Department has been progressively enhancing its research activities. At present, 10 scholars have been registered for Ph.D. degree. In addition to M.A. Political Science, the Department is successfully running an evening programme of Masters Degree in International Relations on self finance basis. M.Phil in Political Science was also launched on regular basis in 2001. The Library of the Department is well equipped. There are five thousand books in the library containing modern and old manuscripts. A sizable number of Research Journals is also available to cater the needs of the students, teachers and researchers. The students are also encouraged to go on study of historical places/institutions as part of their studies for M.A. degree.
M.A. Pol. Science M.A. Int. Relations M.Phil in Pol. Science
Prof. Dr. S. Khawaja Alqama Dr. Shahnaz Tariq Mr. Fayyaz Ahmad Hussain Chairman Member Secretary/Member
Chairman: Students Advisors:
Research Committee:
Prof. Dr. S. Khawaja Alqama Dr. Shahnaz Tariq Mr. Fayyaz Ahmad Hussain
Introduction
The Department came into existence when M.A. Political Science classes, being held at the Government College, Multan since 1963, were shifted to the Bahauddin Zakariya University (then University of Multan) in 1975. The Department started functioning in a rented building in Gulgasht Colony, Multan. In 1980, it moved to the Language Block (IOL) and finally to its present building in 1986. In the beginning, the Department had a strength of 35 students and three staff members, borrowed from Government College, Multan. At present there are seven staff Members among whom five hold Ph.D., one M.Phil. Degree, and one is working on research projects leading to Ph.D. The Department provides teaching and research facilities at M.A., M.Phil and Ph.D. levels. Information regarding Ph.D. programme can be had from the Chairman of the Department. The
Admission M.A. Pol. Science (Morning)

The detail of seats for admission to M.A. Political Science Semester-I class is given in the Chart No.1. The admission to Semester-I class is made by the Departmental Admission Committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University.
M.A. International Relations (Evening)

The Department admits 50 students (maximum) under the self-finance system to Semester-I class of M.A. International Relations (evening). The detail of seats for admission to M.A. International Relations Semester-I evening class is given in the chart No.1.
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M. Phil Programme in Pol. Science

The Department has introduced M.Phil. Programme under Semester System w.e.f. the session 2001. The students are required to undergo a course work of two semesters duration. After successful completion of the course work, the students are required to take up a research project and have to submit a thesis within one year after the completion of their course work. At present the first batch of 19-students has completed its course work and has started research.

Marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc., plus 10 marks for Political Science as an Elective subject plus 10 marks each for Economics, History, Pakistan Studies, Education, International Relations, Philosophy and Sociology as elective subjects; plus 20 marks for Hifz-eQuran.
POLS-509 Political Economy POLS-510 Research Methodology
3rd Semester
POLS-511 Political System of USA & UK POLS-512 The Muslim World: Dynamics and Issues POLS-513 External Relations of Pakistan Two of any optional courses of six credit hours (listed below)
M.Phil Political Science (Morning)

The applicants shall have to take entry test and shall be required to appear for interview before the Departmental Admission Committee which shall prepare the list of successful applicants in the order of merit on the basis of their performance in entry test and the interview.
Optional Courses
POLS-601 Western Political Philosophy (Modern) POLS-602 Muslim Political Philosophy (Modern) POLS-603 Foreign Policy of Major Powers POLS-604 Diplomatic Relations POLS-605 International Organization POLS-606 International Law-I POLS-607 Business Administration POLS-608 Modern Political thought (Western) POLS-609 Public Policy POLS-610 Public Administration in Pakistan POLS-611 Political Parties & Pressure Groups POLS-612 Politics of International Human Rights
Eligibility M.A. Pol. Science

The candidates who have passed B.A. Examination with Pol. Science as an elective subject (of 200 marks), securing at least second division as a whole, are eligible for admission.

Admission shall be opened to all graduates obtaining at least second division marks in their Bachelor Examination. However, weitage shall be given to those applicants who have studied various subjects of Social Sciences for their Bachelor Examination.
M.A. Political Science (Morning) M.A. International Relations (Evening) Semester System Program
First two semesters shall comprise of five (5) compulsory courses each semester. There shall be three (3) compulsory and two (2) optional courses in 3rd semester and two (2) compulsory and three (3) optional courses in the 4th semester. All courses are of 3 credit hours.
M.Phil in Political Science

Admission shall be opened to the holders of Second Divisions Master Degree in Political Science, International Relation, Defence & Strategic Studies, and Pakistan Studies.
1st Semester
Code Title POLS-501 Dynamics of Politics in Pakistan. POLS-502 Genesis of Pakistan. POLS-503 Political Sociology. POLS-504 Comparative Politics. POLS-505 Theories and Concepts of International Relations.
4th Semester
POLS-514 Political Geography POLS-515 Constitutional Development in Pakistan Three of any optional courses of six credit hours (listed below)
Computation of Merit M.A. Pol. Science

The merit for admission in M.A. Part-I class will be determined as under:Aggregate marks obtained in B.A. plus marks of Political Science as an elective subject plus 20 marks for Hfiz-e-Quran.
Optional Courses
POLS-613 POLS-614 POLS-615 POLS-616 POLS-617 International Law-II Local Self Government Public Administration Defence and Strategic Studies Muslim Political Thought (Modern)
2nd Semester
POLS-506 Western Political Thought POLS-507 Muslim Political Thought POLS-508 Developmental Politics
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POLS-618 Political System of South Asia (India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka) POLS-619 Strategic of Studies of Good Governance POLS-620 Political Parties and Elections in Pakistan POLS-621 Quantitative Analysis and Computer Application in Social Sciences POLS-622 Regional Organizations POLS-623 Politics of Globalization
4th Semester
Courses No. 114 to 115 are compulsory. IR-114 Emergence of Regions-ACase Study IR-115 A case study of Regional Conflicts Two fo any optional courses of six credit hours (listed below).
PS-104
International Political Economy
Optional Courses
PS-201 PS-202 PS-203 PS-204 PS-205 PS-206 PS-207 PS-208 PS-209 PS-210 Issues in Global Politics. Organization Theory and Management. Public Policy Governance, and Sustainable Development. Western Political Philosophy Selected Thinkers. Modern Islamic Political Philosophy. Political Sociology. The Muslim World and International Politics Sicne 1945. International Organizations in the Contemporary World. Local Government; Theory and Practice. Area Study (Middle East, Central Asia, Africa South Asia Etc.). The course will be focus on one region only) Covering Domestic Politics of International Relations of Both). An in-depth study of a Country or one or two Inter-Related Issues to be determined by the Chairman (i.e. China, Russia, France, Transnational Muslims Movements, Ethnicity, Federalism, Eco, SAARC, EU, etc.). Media and International Politics. Representation, Elections and Electoral Process. Politics and Society in Pakistan (An Issue-Oriened Course) Issue and Dynamics of Muslim Identity and State Formation in South Asia in the 20th Century. Politics of Human Rights.
Optional Papers
IR-116 Politics of Human Rights IR-117 Feminist Movement IR-118 Globalization and Regionalism in the Post Cold War Era. IR-119 United Nations and the Issues of Peace Security and Collective Security. IR-120 Diplomacy IR-121 Crisis Management IR-122 Politics in the Middle East. IR-123 Politics of Regional Organizations. IR-124 Foreign Policy of Big-Powers (US. Russia and China). IR-125 Area Focused Studies: South Asia, South East Asia, Central Asia, Middle East (Any one of the above). IR-126 Dynamics of the Muslim World. IR-127 Thesis: Report of 8 to 10 thousand words. IR-128 North-West Economic Relations. IR-129 International and Regional Organizations. IR-130 Research Report
M.A. International Relations

All courses are compulsory
1st Semester
IR-101 Development of International Relations. IR-102 International Law-I IR-103 Research Methodology IR-104 Foreign Policy Analysis IR-105 Foreign Policies of China; Russia and India.
PS-211
2nd Semester
All courses are compulsory. IR-106 International Political Economy IR-107 Internaitonal Law-II IR-108 Theories of International Relations-A comparative study. IR-109 Foreign Policy of the United States with special reference to the contemporary Issues. IR-110 Foreign Policy of Pakistan
PS-212 PS-213 PS-214 PS-215 PS-216
M.Phil in Political Science

Each course is equivalent to 3 credit hours. All students shall have to pass the four (4) compulsory courses in the first semester. In the second semester they can take any four optional courses given below:-
3rd Semester
Courses No. 111 to 113 are compulsory. IR-111 Conflict Resolution/Management IR-112 Defence and Strategic Studies IR-113 Political Geography Two of any optional courses of six credit hours (listed below).
Compulsory Courses:
Code PS-101 PS-102 PS-103 Title Research Methodology in Social Science Comparative Politics Theory International Relations Theory
(In any given semester, the course offering depends on the availability of Instructors).
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Department of
Mass Communication
Established : Academic Programs: Enrollment: Prerequisites: 1996 M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Morning & Evening) See the relevant chart at the end. For M.A. B.A./B.Sc. For M.Phil M.A. Mass Communication For Ph.D. M.Phil Chairman: Students Advisor : Dr. Karim Malik Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Khan
Evening Class of M.A. Mass Communication

Since 1996 evening classes of M.A. Part-I & II of Mass Communication have been started, which are functioning successfully.
The Library of the Department

The Library of the department is well equipped with the latest books related to advanced media sciences i.e. on line journalism, digital technology, modern mass media research, modern TV Production related books and community relationing books etc. Videocassettes and CDs pertaining to various disciplines of media studies are also available in the department. To impart the advanced knowledge of Mass Communication, the Professors are using the modern technique of audiovisual support in this regard.
Development of Communication Skills

Group discussions, seminars, symposiums, debates and speech competitions are of and on arranged by the department, in order to develop and polish the communication skills of the future media practitioners of Pakistan. Similarly, renowned print and electronic media practitioners, experts of public relations and advertising, academicians and researchers of media studies, human rights activists and experts of certain media disciplines are frequently invited in the department for delivering extension, and thought provoking, lectures regarding the latest scenarios of various aspects of media development in the globe in general, and in Pakistan particular.
Introduction
The Department of Mass Communication came into being with the bifurcation of the Department of Political Science and Mass Communication on 15-12-1996. Previously in its old shape the Department was pursuing an evening program of diploma course in Mass Communication since 1987, which was upgraded to Masters level in 1991, fulfilling the desire and demand of the people of the region. At present, the regular teaching staff for Mass Communication consists of three Associate Professors, and two lecturers holding Masters degree in the subject of Mass Communication and also Research scholars for Ph.D. The Department provides teaching and research facilities at M.A., M.Phil and Ph.D. levels. Information regarding Ph.D. program may be had from the office of the Department. The Department is progressively enhancing its research activities. At present, two scholars have been registered for Ph.D. degree. Four scholar have completed their Ph.D. from the Department. The purpose envisaged of M.A. Mass Communication program is to introduce positive values to the media market and to equip young people with the latest knowledge and skills so that they enter into the profession of Mass Communication (Journalism) to play their effective roles in national reconstruction and development. 78
The Future Development Projects of Mass Communication

It is significant development in the history of Mass Communication department that PCI of the separate building of the department has been approved, as well as the space, and amount in this regard has been allocated by the concerned authorities. This mega project would be accomplished within a couple of years. The construction of building has started and will be completed in near future. Moreover, Community Radio Station with a range of more than 35 Kilometer, TV production center on small scale; Media lab. equipped with latest facilities and Photo lab. would be established in coming years. The department of media studies is going to provide practical facilities in the disciplines of TV production, reporting, advertising and radio journalism, in order to meet and cope with emerging challenges of the
21st century which is truly called the century and millennium of information technology and media advancement. The department is going to offer the subjects of on line Journalism (Internet Journalism) Agriculture Communication and other disciplines to meet the needs of the media world and its markets at large.
Department Admission Committee

Dr. Karim Malik Dr. Muhammad Khalid Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Khan Chairman Member Secretary
Eligibility
The Candidates who have passed B.A./B.Sc. Examination, securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible for admission to M.A. Semester-I class.
Mass-703 Editorial, Feature and Columns Writing Mass-704 Basic concepts in Social Sciences Mass-705 Research Methods-I (All Compulsory)
3 3 3
2nd Semester
Mass-706 Radio Journalism Mass-707 Reporting-II Mass-708 Mass Media in Pakistan, History, Law and Ethics Mass-709 Research Methods-II Mass-710 National/International Affairs & Globalization of Media (All Compulsory) 3 3 3 3 3
Computer Lab.
More than 15 lacs are being spent to strengthen the computer lab.
The merit will be determined as under: Aggregate marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc., plus 10 marks for journalism (elective/optional), plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Co curricular activities
Similarly, extra curricular activities like quiz show, reception and fare well programs sports weeks, study and recreational trips as well as program of performing arts are being organized by the various societies of the students of the department. The students are also encouraged to participate in study tours of historical places and media institutions as a part of their studies for M.A. and M.Phil Degree. To movite the writing skill of the student, a new magazine entitled The Communicator has been launched under the patronage of the Chairman Department of Mass Communication, Mr. Shahzad Ali, Lecturer, is the Editor of the magazine.
M.Phil Class of Mass Communication

M.Phil classes of Mass Communication were started two years ago. This program is running very successfully. Department of Mass Communication Bahauddin Zakariya University, is the second department / university after the Punjab University, which is offering M.Phil program in the subject.
3rd Semester
Mass-711 Sub-Editing Mass-712 Advertising Mass-713 Public Relations Mass-714 TV Journalism Mass-715 Rural Communication (All Compulsory) 3 3 3 3 3
Semester System
Semester system was introduced at M.A. and M.Phil levels with effect from session 20032004.
4th Semester
Mass-716 Theories of Mass Communication Mass-717 Development Support Communication Mass-718 Magazine Journalism 3 3 3 3
Sports Activities and Reserved Seats for Sports Person

Department is very keen to promote physical health activities of the students and is offering 1% sports quota in the light of the Prime Ministers directive for admission in M.A. class.
Revised Curriculum for M.A. Mass Communication Semester System

(Morning & Afternoon)
Optional Courses
Mass-719-720 Research Project (Thesis) Mass-721 Community Journalism Mass-722 Media Management Mass-723 Development Journalism Mass-724 Sports Journalism (Students are required to opt Thesis or two Courses worth 3 credit hours each) 3 3 3 3 3
Admission
The detail of seats for admission to M.A. Semester-I class is given in relevent chart at the end. The admission to Semester-I will be made by the following Department Admission Committee, according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University.
M.A.
1st Semester
Code No. Title Each Course Contains 45 Credit Hours 3 3
M.Phil Class of Mass Communication

M.Phil classes of Mass Communication were started in 2000. This program is running very successfully. Department of Mass 79
Mass-701 Journalistic Language (English or Urdu) Mass-702 Reporting-I
Communication Bahauddin Zakariya University, is the second department / university after Punjab University, which is offering M.Phil program in the subject.
M.Phil Program
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Course No. 201 202 203 207 Title 45 Credit Hours
Semester System
Semester system was introduced at M.A. and M.Phil level with effect from session 20032004.
Admission
i) See the Prescribed admission rules for M.Phil & Ph.D. ii) The detail of seats for admission to M.Phil / Ph.D. is given in Chart No.1.
Communication Theories-I Research Method-I Mass Media and Society Computer
2nd Semester
204 205 206 208 International Communication Research Method-II Communication Theories-II Seminars on different media issues
3rd Semester
-Research
4th Semester
Research
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Department of
Library and Information Science

Established: Academic Programs: 2004 Masters in Library and Information Science (Evening Program) See the relevant chart at the end B.A/B.Sc./B.Com. or equivalient Muhammad Jawwad Syed Tahir Mehmood Miss Munazza Jabeen
Admission Committee
Muhammad Jawwad Syed Tahir Mehmood Miss Munazza Jabeen Chairman Member Member/Secretary
Enrollment: Prerequisites: Teacher Incharge: Students Advisor : Controller of Exams.:
Eligibility
Candidates are required to be at least Graduate (B.A./B/sc./B.Com or equivalent) with a minimum of 2nd division (45% marks).
The merit will be determined as under: Aggregate marks obtained in B.A./Bsc./B.com. or equivalent, plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Semester System
This program consists of 4 semesters.
Introduction
The Department of Library and Information Science was established by the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan in the year 2004 in response to a growing demand by the student community in general and particularly in the area of the Southern Punjab. The launching of this Masters program will be yet another academic facility extended to this region by the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, which has been striving hard to cater the all needs of the students in this area. The classes initially started in the building of the Education Department which has almost all the facilities required for starting a class work efficiently.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Course LIS-501 LIS-502 LIS-503 LIS-504 LIS-505 LIS-506 Title Credit Hours Foundation of Librarianship 3 Introduction to Information Science 3 Introduction to Cataloguing 3 Introduction to Classification 3 Management of Libraries and Information Centers 3 Information and Reference Services and Sources 3
Facilities
Facilities include text books, research journals, computer labs, free internet service, union catalogue of the Bahauddin Zakariya University libraries and the digital library facility etc.
2nd Semester
LIS-507 LIS-508 LIS-509 LIS-510 LIS-511 Information Technology in Libraries Theory and Practice of Bibliography Applied Cataloguing Applied Classification Collection Development and Management 3 3 3 3 3
Admission
The Departmental Admission Committee will confirm admissions according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the university. The details of seats are given in the chart specified for this purpose.
3rd Semester
LIS-601 Research Methods in Library and Information Science 3 81
LIS-602 Management of Serial Publications 3 LIS-603 Applied Library Automation 3
GroupA
LIS-611 LIS-612 LIS-613 LIS-614 Special Libraries 3 Law Libraries 3 Agricultural Libraries 3 Health and Medical Sciences Libraries 3 LIS-615 Science and Technology Libraries 3
Any two of LIS-604 to LIS-607

LIS-604 Literature of Science and Technology LIS-605 Literature of Social Sciences LIS-606 Literature of Humanities LIS-607 Literature of Islam and Pakistan 3 3 3 3
GroupB
LIS-616 LIS-617 LIS-618 LIS-619 Academic Libraries School Libraries Public Libraries Children Libraries 3 3 3 3
4th Semester
LIS-608 Marketing of Library and Information Services LIS-609 Advanced Management Techniques and Operations LIS-610 Practicum Optional Courses (Courses from LIS-611 to LIS-627 are optional. A student will opt three courses in total from Groups A, B and C with the condition that he/she can opt only one course each from Groups A and B). 3 3 3
GroupC
LIS-620 Resource Sharing and Networking 3 LIS-621 Public Records, Rare Materials and Their Conservation 3 LIS-622 Communication and Media Librarianship 3 LIS-623 Indexing and Abstracting 3 LIS-624 International and Comparative Librarianship 3 LIS-625 Web Publishing 3 LIS-626 Database Structure and Design 3 LIS-627 Thesis and Viva Voce (6 Credits)
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Department of
Sociology
Established : Academic Programs: Enrollment: Prerequisites: 2000 M.Sc./BS/M.Phil in Sociology See the relevant chart at the end For BS F.A./F.Sc. with minimum 45% marks or equivalent For M.Sc. B.A./B.Sc./B.Com or equivalent For M.Phil M.Sc. Sociology with specialization in relevant field Teacher Incharge: Students Advisor : (Male) (Female) Mian Ghulam Yasin Mr. Farhan Ahmad Faiz Ms. Saima Afzal
M.Sc. Sociology
There has been tremendous demand for starting classes in M.Sc. Sociology as this facility was not available in this whole region. A package of latest courses has been developed which will equip the students with the modren techniques and concepts in the field of M.Sc. Sociology. This Department is running under semester system.
Degree Requirement
These are the essential requirements for the degree of M.Sc. Sociology: 1. The M.Sc. Sociology will be two years program. 2. Successful completion of 18 courses individually carrying 3 credit hours each and writing of thesis of 6 credit hours. 3. Securing a minimum CGPA of 2.20 for completion of the program. 4. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship. 5. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
Introduction for BS
The Bahauddin Zakariya University has emerged as a center of excellence in higher education in the country. To cater the need of undergraduate studies of this region and the entire country, now offers its BS-4 year degree program for the subject of sociology from the session 2006-07. This program is compatible with the Bachelor Degree Programs being offered in the developed world. The aim of this program is to bring our 4-year bachelor degree after twelve years of schooling at par with the international standards. This program is offered under semester system and it consists of broad based curricula of international standards. With an experienced faculty, well equipped newly constructed building, high class facilities of library and highly conducive environment of teaching and learning on campus would enable the university to produce graduates possessing professional competence in the various fields of sociology along with humanistic, moral and problem solving qualities.
Eligibility
1. The applicants must be at least graduate (Bachelors in any field). with minimum second division from a recognized University. 2. The maximum age limit is 26 year.
Computation of merit
Admission to M.Sc. Sociology will be granted to the applicant on the basis of marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc./ B.Com. or equivalent Examination including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran plus 20 marks will be given to those applicants who have passed the subject of Sociology in graduation as elective course of 200 marks.
Break up of Seats
B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/Professional Degree or Equivalent Special Admission Charges Seats University Teachers Son/Daughter University Employees Son/Daughter Total: 40 10 02 02 54
Admission Committee
Mian Ghulam Yasin Saima Afzal Farhan Ahmad Faiz Mehreen Afzal Incharge/Chairman Member/Secretary Member Member
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Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code MS-500 MS-501 MS-502 MS-503 MS-504 Title Credit Hours Principles of Sociology 3 Cultural Anthropology 3 Methods of Social Research 3 Social Statistics 3 Application of Computer in Sociology 3 MS-505 Development of Sociological Theory 3
MS-655 (Opt-II) NGO Management MS-680 Thesis
3 6
Statutes
Eligibility: The students who have completed M.Sc Sociology will be eligible to get admission in M.Phil in Sociology. The M.Phil in Sociology Program is of two semesters. The M.Phil in .Sociology is of 10 courses in two semester (14 credit hours in first semester and 17 credit hours in second semester) with credit hours as shown against each course with a thesis of 36 credit hours and internship of 3 credit hours. A student on completion of M.Phil in Sociology with minimum 3.0 C.G.P.A. will be awarded Degree of M.Phil in Sociology.
M.Phil in Sociology
Introduction
The development and progress of any country is always related to the development of institution of education. Throughout the history of Pakistan this very institution of education established its strength through universities. Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan has always contributed the development, organization and progress of education and human resources in Pakistan. Realizing the responsibility of playing its role in the sphere of Higher Education in Pakistan, Bahauddin Zakariya University has decided to provide the facility of M.Phil in Sociology. This program will be the first to provide an opportunity to the students of Southern Punjab to get higher education in sociology. Keeping in view the advancement in various disciplines of social sciences and the quality of education provided in the best universities of the world, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan has structured this M.Phil Sociology program as a combination of research and course work. Our main objectives are as under: Develop high quality professionals and behavioral scientists that are committed to pursuit of excellence, and are endowed with vision, courage and dedication. Improve academic standard in this region through the generation, assimilation, and dissemination of knowledge. Make a significant and meaning-full contribution towards the social and economic betterment of Pakistan through development of these human resources. To prepare people of this area to serve as intellectual resource base in this region.
2nd Semester
MS-550 Contemporary Sociological Theory MS-551 Population Dynamics MS-552 Sociological Development MS-553 Social Psychology MS-554 Sociology of Social Work MS-555 General Issues 3 3 3 3 3 3
Time Period
The time limit for the use of credit towards M.Phil in Sociology shall be twenty-four months from the beginning of the earliest course counted towards the M.Phil degree. A student repeating the course(s) shall be required to complete the course(s) within a maximum period of one year.
3rd Semester
MS-600 Sociology of Change 3 MS-601 Criminology and Sociology of Deviance 3 MS-602 Sociology of Health and Medicine 3 MS-603 (opt-I) Industrial Sociology OR 3 MS-604 (Opt-II) Organizational Behavior and 3 Human Resource Management 3 MS-605 (Opt-I) Social Problems of Pakistan OR 3 MS-606 (Opt-II) Sociology of Religion 3 4th Semester MS-650 Community Development and Social Mobilization MS-651 Sociology of Education MS-652 (Opt-I) Rural, Urban Sociology and Human Ecology OR MS-653 (Opt-II) Sociology of War and Military MS-654 (Opt-I) Globalization OR 84 3 3
Time Schedule
(i) Each semester shall be a four and half months duration four months for teaching, one week for the conduct of examination, and one week for the preparation of results. (ii) The dates for starting of each semester shall be as may be prescribed by the University.
Degree Requirements
These are the essential requirements for the M.Phil in Sociology. (i) The M.Phil in Sociology will be a twenty four months program. (ii) Successful completion of II courses individually carrying 3 credit hours each and with 36 credit hours thesis.
3 3 3
(iii)Securing a minimum CGPA of 3.0 for completion of the program. (iv)Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/ business/ commercial/ mental health institution/ career path counseling and guidance center/ hospitals and organizations. (v) Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work. Open Merit Seats Special Admission Charges = = 15 05
Scheme of Studies
M. Phil Sociology
Session 2006-07
1st Semester
Code Soc-500 Soc-501 Soc-502 Soc-503 Soc-600 Soc-601 Soc-602 Soc-603 Soc-604 Soc-605 Soc-750 Title Credit Hours Sociological Paradigms 3 Philosophy of Social Sciences 3 Advanced Research Methodology 3 Advanced Statistics 3 Sociology of Development Criminology Sociology of Health OR Techniques of Population Analysis Gender Studies OR Human Resource Development Thesis 3 3 3 3 3 3 6
2nd Semester
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Department of
Applied Psychology
Established: Academic Programs: Enrollment: Prerequisites: 2000 M.Sc., M.Phil, Advanced Diploma See the relevant chart at the end For M.Sc. B.A/B.Sc./B.Com. or equivalient For M.Phil Master in Psychology For Advance Diploma Master in Psychology Ms. Gul-e-Rana Mufti Ms. Gul-e-Rana Mufti Ms. Khadija Mufti 2. The maximum age limit is 26 year
Admission to M.Sc. Applied Psychology will be granted to the applicants on the basis of marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com or equivalent Examination including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran plus 20 marks will be given to those applicants who have passed the subject of Psychology in graduation as elective course of 200 marks.
Break up of Seats
See the relevant chart at the end.
Teacher Incharge: Students Advisor :
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code MP-500 MP-501 MP-502 MP-503 MP-504 MP-505 Title English Language3 History & System in Psychology Research Methodology Statistics Computer Applications Psychology of Human Relations/ Social Psychology Credit Hour 3 3 3 3 3
M.Sc. in Applied Psychology

Introduction
There has been tremendous demand for starting classes in M.Sc. Applied Psychology as this facility was not available in this whole region. So about six years ago this program of M.Sc. Applied Psychology was started. A package of latest courses has been developed which will equip the students with the latest techniques and concepts in the field of Applied Psychology. This program is running under semester system and classes are held in the morning.
2nd Semester
MP-550 MP-551 MP-552 MP-553 MP-554 MP-555 Experimental Psychology Psychometrics/Psychological Testing Abnormal Psychology Clinical Psychology Behavior Neuro Science/Physiological Psychology Developmental Psychology 3 3 3 3 3 3
Degree Requirement
These are the essential requirements for the degree of M.Sc. Applied Psychology. 1. The M.Sc. Applied Psychology will be two years program. 2. Successful completion of 18 courses individually carrying 3 credit hours each and writing of thesis of 6 credit hours. 3. Securing a minimum CGPA of 2.20 for completion of the program. 4. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship. 5. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
3rd Semester
MP-600 MP-601 MP-602 MP-603 MP-604 MP-605 MP-606 MP-607 MP-608 MP-609 Psychology of Literature Marketing Management Criminology Communication Sports Psychology Organizational Behavior School Psychology Environmental Psychology Health Psychology Educational Psychology 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Eligibility
1. The applicants must be at least graduate (bachelors in any field) with minimum second division from a recognized University. 86
MP-610 Military Psychology 3 MP-611 Psychology of Women 3 MP-612 Islamic Perspective in Psychology 3 Note: A student will select any six courses from the above mentioned. 4th Semester Credit Hours 3 3 3 3 3 3
MP-650 Consumer Behavior MP-651 Psycho Linguistics/Psychology of Language MP-652 Human Resource Management MP-653 Cross Cultural Psychology MP-654 Counseling and Vocational Guidance MP-655 Forensic Psychology MP-656 Para Psychology
There has been tremendous demand for starting classes in M.Phil in Applied Psychology as this facility was not available in this whole region. So this program was introduced about two year ago. A package of latest courses has been developed which will equip the students with the latest techniques and concepts in the field of Applied Psychology. The Program will be run on semester system and classes will be held in the evening in the premises of the Institute. Our main objectives are as under: To provide mental health facilities, counseling and guidance and Human resource management services to the people of this region. Develop high quality professionals and behavioral scientists that are committed to pursuit of excellence, and are endowed with vision, courage and dedication. Improve academic standard in this region through the generation, assimilation, and dissemination of knowledge. Make a significant and meaning-full contribution towards the social and economic betterment of Pakistan through development of these human resources. To prepare people of this area to serve as intellectual resource base in this region.
Time Period
The time limit for the use of credit towards M.Phil in Applied Psychology shall be twenty-four months from the beginning of the earliest course counted towards the M.Phil Degree. A student repeating the course(s) shall be required to complete the course(s) within a maximum period of one year.
Time Schedule
(i) Each semester shall be a four and half months duration four months for teaching, one week for the conduct of examination, and one week for the preparation of results. (ii) The dates for starting of each semester shall be as may be prescribed by the University.
Note: A student will select any four courses from the above mentioned. MP-680 Thesis MP-681 Internship 6 3
Degree Requirements
These are the essential requirements for the M.Phil in Applied Psychology. 1) The M.Phil in Applied Psychology will be a twenty four months program. 2) Successful completion of II courses individually carrying 3 credit hours each and with 33 credit hours thesis. 3) Securing a minimum CGPA of 3.0 for completion of the program. 4) Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/ business/ commercial/mental health institution/ career path counseling and guidance center/ hospitals and organizations. 5) Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
M.Phil in Applied Psychology

Introduction
Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and cognitive processes. Psychology is curious, interesting and pragmatic. It attempts to comprehend human nature, and hence basic research in this field help us to improve the quality of our lives and establish a society based upon principles of justice and equity. The scope of psychology is an ever expanding phenomenon. Now psychological knowledge is applied to solve the problems of such diverse areas, as, management, environment, business, education, industry, space, sports, law, justice, hospital, linguistics, psychotherapy, counseling and guidance and critical evaluation of literature and other fine arts, but without any doubt Clinical Psychology is the most important applied area of psychology.
Statutes
Eligibility: The students who have completed M.Sc Psychology/ M.Sc Applied Psychology will be eligible to get admission in M.Phil in Applied Psychology. The M.Phil in Applied Psychology Program is of two semesters. The M.Phil in Applied Psychology is of 11 courses in two semester (18 credit hours per semester) with credit hours as shown against each course with a thesis of 36 credit hours and internship of 3 credit hours. A student on completion of M.Phil in Applied Psyc;hology with minimum 3.0 C.G.P .A. will be awarded Degree of M.Phil in Applied Psychology.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code PSY-700 Title Credit Hours Advance Research Methodology, Quantitative and Qualitative Research Designs with emphasis on Qualitative Research Methods 3 87
PSY -701 PSY -702 PSY -703
Advance Psychological Statistics Modern Psychological Thought/ Ethical Standard Advance Neuro Psychology
3 3 3
2nd Semester Option-I

PSY -750 PSY -751 PSY -752 PSY -753 PSY -754 Advance Psychotherapy-I/ Clinical Psychology Advance Psychotherapy-II Psycho Pharmacology Child Development, Psycho Pathology, Assessment and Psychotherapy Internship (8 case studies) 3 3 3 3 3
environment, business, education, industry, space, sports, law, justice, hospital, linguistics, psychotherapy, counseling and guidance and critical evaluation of literature and other fine arts, but without any doubt Clinical Psychology is the most important applied area of psychology. There has been tremendous demand for starting classes in Advance Diploma in Clinical Psychology as this facility was not available in this whole region. So this program was initiated about four years ago. A package of latest courses has been developed which will equip the students with the latest techniques and concepts in the field of Clinical Psychology. The Program will be run on semester system and classes will be held in the evening in the premises of the Institute. This program is running on self finance basis. Our main objectives are as under:* * To provide mental health facilities, counseling and guidance services to the people of this region. Develop high quality professionals and behavioral scientists that are committed to pursuit of excellence, and are endowed with vision, courage and dedication. Improve academic standard in this region through the generation, assimilation, and dissemination of knowledge. Make a significant and meaning-full contribtuion towards the social and economic betterment of Pakistan through development of these human resources. To prepare people of this area to serve as intellectual resource base in this region.
securing at least second division will be eligible to admission in Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology.
Duration:
The Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology Program shall consist of three semesters. The Diploma of Clinical Psychology shall consist of 14 courses with credit hours as shown against each course with a thesis of 6 credit hours and two internships of 6 credit hours.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Course No. 700 701 702 703 704 705 Title Credit Hours 3 3 3 3 3 3
Title Option-II PSY -800 PSY -801 PSY -802 PSY -803 PSY -804
Credit Hours 3 3 3 3 3
Work and Organizational Psychology Management Concepts Interpersonal Skills at work Community Psychology/ Environmental Psychology Internship
Note: A student can opt. either option-I or option-II in second semester. Psy-850 Thesis 6
Introduction to Psychology Advance Psychological Statistics Psycho Diagnosis Assessment, and Report Writing Computer Application Advance Research methodology and Research in Psychotherapy Advance Neuro Behavioral Psychology-I
Advance Diploma in Clinical Psychology

Introduction
Psychology is the scientific of behaviour and cognitive processes. Psychology is curious, interesting and pragmatic. It attempts to comprehend human nature, and bence basic research in this field help us the improve the quality of our lives and established a society based upon principles of justice and equity. The scope of psychology is an everexpanding phenomenon. Now psychological knowledge is applied to solve the problems of such diverse areas, as, management, 88
2nd Semester
750 751 752 753 754 755 Psychotherapy-II Ethical Standard Psycho Pharmacology Advance Neuro Behavioral Psychology-II Psycho Diagnosis-II Internship (6 case studies) 3 3 3 3 3 3
3rd Semester
800 801 802 803 850 Psychotherapy-III Psychoterapy-IV Child Development Psychology, Assessment and Psychotherapy Internship-II (6 case studies) Thesis 3 3 3 3 6
Eligibility:
The students who have completed M.Sc. Psychology / M.Sc. Applied Psychology
Department of Philosophy
Department of
Philosophy
Established: Academic Programs: Enrollment: Prerequisites: Chairman: Students Advisor : 2003 M.A. See the relevant chart at the end B.A/B.Sc./B.Com. or equivalient Dr. Muhammad Amin Waqar Aslam
Statutes
The M.A Philosophy Program shall consist of four semesters. The degree of M.A Philosophy shall consist of 25 courses with credit hours as shown against each course with a thesis of 6 credit hours. A student on completion of M.A Philosophy with minimum 2.2 C.G.P.A. will be awarded M.A Philosophy degree, which will consist of four semesters with 63 Credit hours course work and thesis.
Eligibility Introduction
Social Sciences that help resolving various problems produced by technology or material progress are all having there roots in philosophy. In order to polish these social sciences and to create harmony between the material environment and our thought process, most significant support can be obtained from the discipline of philosophy. Present era needs the development of such a rich and deep-rooted discipline such as philosophy. The confusion and conflicts of our era can be reduced and a soothing harmony between technology and cognition can be created if philosophy is given due importance in our societies. The very history of Greece, India, Persia and Europe is the evidence that behind every enlightment era there was immense development of philosophical thought. As in Pakistan no such importance has been given to philosophy. The Bahauddin Zakariya University has decided to revitalize this discipline by starting M.A Philosophy. The main objectives of this program are: 1) To prepare people of this area to serve as intellectual resource base in this region. . 2) Make a significant and meaningful contribution towards the economic and social betterment of Pakistan through the development of these human resources. 3) To bridge the gap between image and concept and to work for the establishment of just society. 4) Improve academic standard in this region. Assimilation and dissemination of knowledge. 5) To provide intellectual resource base to Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Arts and Literature. Above-mentioned objectives of this M.A Program indicate the necessity of M.A. Philosophy classes in the B. Z. University, Multan. 1. The applicants must be at least graduate (Bachelors in any field) with minimum second division from a recognized University. 2. The maximum age limit is 26 year.
Admission to M.A. Philosophy will be granted to the applicant on the basis of marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. or equivalent Examination including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran plus 20 marks will be given to those applicants who have passed the subject of Philosophy in graduation as elective course of 200 marks.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code P-500 P-501 P-502 P-503 P-504 P-505 P-550 P-551 P-552 P-553 P-554 P-555 P-600 P-601 Title English Language Computer Application History of Greek Philosophy Muslim Philosophy Human Behavior Logic History of Western Philosophy Philosophy of Religion Opt-I or Philosophy of Education Opt-II Ethics Philosophy of Science Qualitative Research Methodology Philosophy of Management Opt-I or Environmental Philosophy Opt-II Credit Hours 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 89
2nd Semester
3rd Semester
P-602 P-603 P-604 P-605 P-606 P-607 P- 700 P-70I
Philosophy of Arts Metaphysics/ Problems of Philosophy Contemporary Philosophical Thought Feminist Philosophy Opt-I or Political Philosophy Opt-II or Phi1osophy of Law Opt-III Indian Philosophy Philosophy of Social Sciences Opt-I or Philosophy of Technology Opt-II Chinese Philosophy Opt-I or African Philosophy Opt-II Thesis The students will study any one of the Above mentioned Options.
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6
4th Semester
P- 702 P-703 P- 704 P- 750 Note:
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Institute of Pure and Applied Biology
Institute of
Pure and Applied Biology

Established: Academic Programs: 1984 Botany:
BS (4-Year); M.Sc.; MS; M.Phil.; Ph.D.
University on loan basis. The computer lab. of the institute is equiped with latest computers and high speed internet facility.
Zoology:
BS (4-Year); M.Sc.; MS; M.Phil.; Ph.D.
Enrollment:
Botany: See the relevent chart at the end Zoology: See the relevent chart at the end Prof. Dr. Javed Iqbal Mirza Dr. Seema Mahmood Dr. Aleem Ahmad Khan
BOTANY DIVISION
The Botany Division started functioning in 1984. This Division is located in the Biology Building. The program of studies leading to BS (4 years), M.Sc., M.Phil and Ph.D. degrees in the subject of Botany are being offered. The Division has the facilities of air-conditioned green house, wire-netting houses, and experimental plots in the Botanical Garden for research/practical purposes. A study of plant life in different areas of Pakistan, especially in the Northern Regions, is important part of Botany Program. The graduates are employed in Education, Agriculture, Forest Department and Research Organizations.
Director: Students Advisor: Botany: Zoology:
Introduction
The Institute of Pure and Applied Biology was established in 1984. At present, the Division of Botany and Zoology are functioning. Divisions of Applied Microbiology, Genetics and Environmental Sciences are expected to be added in future. The faculty of the institute includes highly qualified teachers who are involved in several research projects. The institute, at present, is offering several academic programs in the subjects of Botany and Zoology which include BS (4-Year), M.Sc. (2Year), MS/M.Phil. (2-Year) and Ph.D. The Institute enjoys good reputation of producing quality research of international standard. Efforts are being made to further enhance research activity in the Institute through various research grants/projects financed by the Government/autonomous bodies e.g. PSF; HEC, PARC, TWAS (Italy) etc. The Institute also shares its research activity with other leading scientific institutions within the country and abroad through collaborative research programs. Teaching laboratories in the Institute are reasonably equipped with scientific equipment. An adequate collection of textbooks, reference books and research journals are available in the Library of the Institute covering various disciplines of Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Genetics, Fisheries, Wildlife, Animal & Plant Pathology and Freshwater Biology. These books are also available to the students from Book Bank of the
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Javed Iqbal Mirza Prof. Dr. Saeed Ahmad Malik Dr. Seema Mahmood Chairman Member Memeber/Secretary
BS (4-Year) Botany Program

In 2002, the institute started BS (4-Year) program in Botany in order to enhance the graduate level education in country. This degree will be considered at par with the BS degree of advance countries. Holders of this degree will face no difficulty in pursuing higher studies abroad. In this program latest curricula in the subject have been developed. The degree of BS (4-Year) Program in Botany would be awarded after successful completion of the courses of reading/labs. and fulfilling the requirements as laid down by the University.
Eligibility:
A candidate who has passed Intermediate Examination (Pre-Medical) from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Pakistan or an equivalent examination recognized by the University with Biology as an elective subject is eligible for admission to BS (4-Year) in Botany provided that he/she has secured at least 45% marks in the subject of Biology as well as in the aggregate of Intermediate or equivalent examination. 91
Admission Criteria
The merit shall be determined as under:Marks in Intermediate or equivalent examination plus Marks in Subject of Biology plus 20 Marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
BOT BOT BOT BOT
112 113 114 115
Bryophyta) 3+1 Mycology & Plant Pathology 3 + 1 Cell Biology 3+1 Anatomy of Vascular Plants 3 + 1 Plant Systematics, Biodiversity & Conservation 3+1 Total 20 Genetics Plant Biochemistry Plant Ecology Biostatistics Bacteriology & Vicology Total 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 20 3+1 3+1 2+1 2+1 1 15
BOT 313-6 Microbial Physiology BOT 313-7 Stress Physiology
Option-II
BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT 314-1 Biology of Deserts 314-2 Applied Plant Ecology 314-3 Plant Population Biology 314-4 Salinity & Water-Logging 314-5 Environmental Physiology 314-6 Physiology of Salt Tolerance 314-7 Microbial Ecology 413-1 Economic Botany 413-2 Medicinal Plants 413-3 Weed Eco-Physiology 413-4 Physiology of Parasitic Plants 413-5 Mathematical Taxonomy 413-6 Plant Demography 413-7 Mathematical Ecology 414-1 Plant Biotechnology 414-2 Advances in Molecular Biology 414-3 Advanced Plant Pathology 414-4 Molecular Plant Ecology 414-5 Seed Biotechnology 414-6 Bioinformatics 414-7 Biotechnology Methods of Crop Improvement
Scheme of Studies
The scheme of studies for this program is available in the office of the Director, Center for Undergraduate Studies
2nd Semester
BOT BOT BOT BOT BOT 211 212 213 214 215
Option-III
M.Sc. Botany Program

The degree of M.Sc. in Botany would be awarded after successful completion of the courses of reading/labs. and fulfilling the requirements as laid down by the University. The minimum duration for M.Sc. degree is two academic years.
3rd Semester
Eligibility:
A candidate who has passed B.Sc. (2-Year) examination with Botany & Zoology as Elective subjects is eligible for admission to M.Sc. Botany, provided that he/she has secured at least 45% marks in the relevant subject as well as in the aggregate.
BOT 311 Plant Physiology BOT 312 Environmental Biology BOT 313 Elective-I (Choose from Option-I) BOT 314 Elective-2 (Choose from Option-II) BOT 315 Field Biology Total
Option-IV
4th Semester
BOT 411 Diversity of Vascular Plants (Pteridophytes & Gymnosperms) BOT 412 Molecular Biology BOT 413 Elective-3 (Choose from Option-III) BOT 414 Elective-4 (Choose from Option-IV) BOT 415 Seminar Total 3+1 3+1 2+1 2+1 1 15
Admission Criteria
The merit shall be determined as under:Aggregate marks of B.Sc., plus marks in the relevant subject Botany, plus 10 marks for Chemistry/Biochemistry plus 20 Marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Thesis (6 Credit Hours)

In lieu of two elective courses, a student may be allowed to opt for Thesis of 200 marks in consultation with the Department, provided he/she has passed 1st & 2nd Semesters securing at least 65% marks. Note: A Student will have to pass the Theory and Lab. courses separately. The failure in one or the other will mean failure in that course.
Note: During 3rd & 4th semester, students may opt for research of 6 credit hours in lieu of two optional courses.
Scheme of Studies
All M.Sc. studetns must complete 70 Credit Hours requirement. Each course consists of theory and Lab.
List of Elective Courses

Option-I
Code Title BOT 313-1 Plant Hormones BOT 313-2 Plant Tissue Culture BOT 313-3 Biological Nitrogen Fixation BOT 313-4 Plant Developmental Biology BOT 313-5 Enzymology
1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours BOT 111 Diversity of Non-Vascular Plants-I (Algae & 92
MS/M.Phil, Botany Program (2-Year)

The programme of studies for the degree of MS/M.Phil in the subject of Botany was started after upgrading the faculty. The
Division gradually developed its academic program up to Ph.D. level.
ZOOLOGY DIVISION
The Zoology Division started functioning in 1987. This Division is located in the Biology Building. BS (4-Year), M.Sc., M.Phil and Ph.D in the subject of Zoology are being offered. The study tours are also organized for the students to collect fauna from different areas of Pakistan as a requirement of their studies. The Division has established a museum and an animal house for study and research purposes. Environmental Biology, Fisheries, Wildlife, Limnology Entomology, Ornithology and Parasitology are the main fields of research. The students completing studies from this department will have an awareness of the animal diversity, strategies to increase meat (fish and live stock), milk and wool production, recent parasitic and pest control programs, Sericulture and Honey Bee Farming. The graduates of the Division are accepted in Agriculture, Fisheries, Wildlife, Plant Protection, PARC, Education Department and Universities.
Program is four academic years.
Eligibility:
A candidate who has passed F.Sc. (two years course) examination with Biology as Elective subject is eligible for admission to BS (4-Year) provided that he/she has secured at least 45% marks in the relevant subject (Biology) as well as in aggregate.
Admission:
i) See the Prescribed admission rules for MS/M.Phil & Ph.D. ii) The detail of seats each for admission to M.Phil/Ph.D. is given in the relevent chart at the end. MS/M.Phil (2-Year) program will include two semesters of course work and two semesters of research. In the first year 6-8 courses of 24 credit hours will be taught. The subjects will be based upon the expertise of the concerned faculty. Qualifiying CGPA for research will be 2.75 and candidates have to get through the comprehensive examination. Research will be carried out in 2nd year (3rd and 4th semester). The research work will be of 6 credit hours. The candidate will be required to give a seminar before submitting the research thesis.
Admission Criteria
The merit shall be determined as under:Marks in Intermediate or equivalent examination plus Marks in Subject of Biology plus 20 Marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Scheme of Studies
The scheme of studies for this program is available at the office of the Director, Center for Undergraduate Studies.
M.Sc. Zoology Program

The degree of M.Sc. in Zoology would be awarded after successful completion of the courses of reading/labs. and fulfilling the requirements as laid down by the University. The minimum duration for M.Sc. degree is two academic years.
Eligibility:
A candidate who has passed BS (4-Year) or M.Sc. (2 years) in Botany securing at least second division.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Javed Iqbal Mirza Dr. Tasawar Hussain Khan Mr. Amjad Farooq Chairman Member Member/ Secretary
Admission Criteria
The merit shall be determined as under:GRE Test = 50 marks Academic Record = 40 marks Publication = 10 (5 marks for each publication, maximum 10 marks) Total: = 100 marks
BS (4-Year) Zoology Program

In 2002, the institute started BS (4-Year) program in Zoology in order to enhance the graduate level education in the country. This degree will be considered at par with BS degree of advance countries. Holders of this degree will face no difficulties in pursuing higher studies abroad. In this program, latest curricula in the subject have been developed in line with foreign Universities. The degree of BS (4-Year) Program in Zoology would be awarded after successful completion of the courses of reading/labs. and fulfilling the requirements as laid down by the University. The minimum duration for BS (4-Year)
Eligibility:
A candidate holding B.Sc. (two years) degree with Botany, Chemistry & Zoology as Elective subjects is eligible for admission to M.Sc. Zoology, provided that he/she has secured at least 45% marks in the relevant subject as well as in the aggregate.
Scheme of Studies:
The scheme of studies for this program is available at the office of the Director, Institute of Pure & Applied Biology.
Admission Criteria
The merit shall be determined as under:Aggregate marks of B.Sc., plus marks in the relevant subject Zoology, plus 10 marks for Chemistry/Biochemistry plus 20 Marks for Hifz-e-Quran. 93
Scheme of Studies
All M.Sc. studetns must complete 70 Credit Hours requirement. Each course consists of theory and lab.
MS/M.Phil. Zoology Program (2-Year)

The program of studies for the degree of MS/ M.Phil in the subject of Zoology was started after upgrading the faculty. The Division gradually developed its academic program upto Ph.D. level.
Scheme of Studies:
The scheme of studies for this program is available at the office of the Director, Institute of Pure & Applied Biology.
1st Semester
Code ZOOL ZOOL ZOOL ZOOL Title Credit Hours Cell & Molecular Biology 3 + 1 Diversity of Invertebrates 3 + 1 Genetics 3+1 Paleontology and ZooGeography 3+1 ZOOL 109 Fundamentals of Biotechnology 3+1 Total 20 101 103 105 107
Admission:
i) See the Prescribed admission rules for MS/M.Phil & Ph.D. ii) The detail of seats each for admission to M.Phil/Ph.D. is given in the relevant chart at the end. MS/M.Phil (2 years) program will include two semesters of course work and two semesters of research. In the first year 6-8 courses of 24 credit hours will be taught. The subjects will be based upon the expertise of the concerned faculty. Qualifiying CGPA for research will be 2.75 and candidates have to get through the comprehensive examination. Research will be carried out in 2nd year (3rd and 4th semesters). The research work will be of 6 credit hours. The candidate will be required to give a seminar before submitting the research thesis.
2nd Semester
ZOOL 102 General Biochemistry ZOOL 104 Diversity of Vertebrates ZOOL 106 Comparative Animal Physiology ZOOL 108 Systematic Zoology Total
3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 16 3+1 3+1 2+1 3+1 15

3+1 3+1
3rd Semester
ZOOL 201 ZOOL 203 ZOOL 2xx ZOOL 2xx
Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Special Course I/Research Optional I Total

Ecology Wild Life Biology Bio Statistic and Bio Informatics Special Course II/Research Optional II
4th Semester
ZOOL202 ZOOL204 ZOOL 206 ZOOL 2xx ZOOL 2xx
Eligibility:
A candidate who has passed BS (4-Year) or M.Sc. (2-Year) in Zoology securing at least second division.
Total
3+1 2+1 3+1

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Thesis (6 Credit Hours)

In lieu of two Special Courses a student may be allowed to opt for Thesis of 200 marks in consultation with the Department provided he/ she has passed Ist and 2nd semesters securing at least 65% marks. Note: A student will have to pass the Theory and lab. courses separately. The failure in one or the other will mean failure in that course.
Admission Criteria
The merit shall be determined as under:GRE Test = Academic Record = Publication = Total: = 50 marks 40 marks 10 (5 marks for each publication, maximum 10 marks) 100 marks
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Department of
Chemistry
Established: Academic Programs: 1975 BS (4-Year) M.Sc. (Morning & Evening) M.Phil., MS, Ph.D. BS (4-Year), M.Sc. & M.Phil. See the relevant chart at the end. Intermediate Examination (Pre-Medical or Pre- Engineering) or an equivalent examination recognised by the University with Chemistry as an elective subject. B.Sc. (2 years course) with Chemistry, Botany & Zoology or Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics/ Statistics. Enrollment: Prerequisites: (BS) FT-IR Spectrophotometer GC-MS Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer Gas Chromatograph HPLC Elemental Analyzer Thermal Analyzer Polarograph Digital Density Meter Dipole Meter Lypholizer Ultra-centrifuge
(M.Sc.)
The Department also houses a computer laboratory having 20 P-IV systems connected with the University Local Area Network. This laboratory has been established not only to give basic computer training to the students under University Computer Literacy Program but also to meet the requirements of the very recently revised curricula of Chemistry and the research programs of the Department. The Department has a library containing more than six thousand books. A number of research journals and periodicals are also available. The Department has an excellent record of providing trained human resources to Education, Industry and R & D Sector through its active co-ordination with various organizations.
(M.Phil.)
M.Sc. Chemistry with specialization in the relevant field. (MS & Ph.D) As per prescribed by the University Chairperson: Students Advisor : Prof. Dr. Shahida B. Niazi Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aslam Malana
Introduction
The Department was established in 1975 and offers BS (4 - Years), M. Sc., M. Phil. and Ph.D. Programs of Study. The Department has a highly qualified faculty with diversified research interests. Most research programs run by the faculty are funded by various national/ international agencies. The Department also shares its research activity with national/international agencies through collaborative programs. The Department houses modern laboratory facilities and is equipped with the following equipment/instruments: UV-Visible Spectrophotometer IR Spectrophotometer
Admissions
Admissions are conducted by the following Departmental Admission Committee according to the admissions criteria laid down by the University.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Shahida B. Niazi Prof. Dr. Tariq Mahmood Ansari Dr. Riffat Parveen Chairperson Member/Secretary Member
The Committee looks after the admission process and can be accessed for interpretation of the rules and regulations.
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Programs of Study
BS (4-Year) Program
Knowledge of Chemistry is central to research in all areas of science. Chemists are considered to be among the most versatile of all the scientists and, therefore, are readily employed. During the recent years, rapid advancement in the field of science and technology has necessitated innovative changes in the existing curricula for degree programs being currently offered by various universities of the country. Accordingly, the Chemistry Faculty at Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan has made such changes in the current curriculum of Chemistry and developed a 4-Year Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (BS in Chemistry) Program. This program has been designed to give students not only a very strong chemical background but also rigorous training in the different branches of Chemistry such as Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry and BioChemisty. Also, this program has been designed to bring the degree at par with the other international institutions and to facilitate the international transfers of students.
aggregate of Intermediate or equivalent examination. Admissions will, however, be granted strictly in accordance with the merit. The merit shall be determined according to the following formula:
regard, the Department of Chemistry approves and adopts the following scheme of courses of reading:
Schemes of Studies
1st Semester Course Title Credit Hours
3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 0
Determination of Merit
Marks in Intermedate or equivalent examination + marks in the subject of Chemistry + 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran (if applicable). In each category of admission, a merit list is drawn from which the candidates are offered admission according to the number of seats available.
Physical Chemistry-I Inorganic Chemistry-I Organic Chemistry-I Physical Chemistry Laboratory-I Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory-I Organic Chemistry Laboratory-I Analytical Chemistry-I Biochemistry-I Basic Mathematics for Chemists
Schemes of Studies
2nd Semester
Physical Chemistry-II Inorganic Chemistry-II Organic Chemistry-II Physical Chemistry Laboratory-II Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory-II Organic Chemistry Laboratory-II Analytical Chemistry-II Biochemistry-II 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 3* 2* 2 2 3 3 2
BS Program
The scheme of studies for this program is available at the office of the Director Center for Undergraduate Studies.
M. Sc. Program
Since its inception, the Department is offering M.Sc. Program with the following major and minor areas of study: A B C D E F Physical Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Organic Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Bio-Chemistry Applied Chemistry
3rd Semester
Advance course of major opted field of specialization-I (Theory) Advance course of major opted field of specialization-II (Theory) Advance course of major opted field of specialization-III (Laboratory) Advance course of another opted field of specialization-I (Theory) Advance course of another opted of specialization-III (Laboratory) Industrial Chemistry-I (Theory) Computer Applications in Chemistry
Division of Seats
See the enrollment chart at the end for admission to BS program.
Admission Criteria
Eligibility
A candidate who has passed Intermediate Examination (Pre-Medical or PreEngineering) from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Pakistan or an equivalent examination recognized by the University with Chemistry as an elective subject is eligible for admission to BS in Chemistry (Ist Semester) provided that he/ she has secured at least 45% marks in the subject of Chemistry as well as in the
The M.Sc. Program consists of 4 Semesters of study for the M.Sc. program in given below:
M.Sc. Chemistry
(Morning & Evening)
The University has introduced the semester system in all science subjects at M.Sc. Level from the academic session 2004-2005. In this
4th Semester
Advance course of major opted field of specialization-I (Theory) Advance course of major opted field of specialization-II (Theory) Advance course of major opted field
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of specialization-III (Laboratory) Advance course of another opted field of specialization-I (Theory) Advance course of another opted field of specialization-III (Laboratory) Industrial Chemistry-II (Theory) Environmental Chemistry Research Project in major opted field of specialization
3* 2* 2 2 5
Admission Criteria
Eligibility
For admission to M.Sc. (Semester-I), the candidates must possess B.Sc. (2-Year course) with Chemistry, Botany and Zoology or Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics/ Statistics as elective subjects, securing at least 45% marks in Chemistry as well as in the aggregate of B.Sc. Examination. Admissions are, however, granted strictly in accordance with the merit. Present merit scheme is as follows:
The Committee looks after the admission process and can be accessed for interpretation of the rules and regulations.
Division of Seats
Chart-1 shows the break-up of seats for admission to M. Phil. program.
* For non thesis sutdents only Total Credit Hours for M.Sc. Chemistry Degree = 72
Admission Criteria
Eligibility and Merit
A person holding M. Sc. Chemistry Degree of this university with at least 2nd division or a similar degree of any other university recognized by HEC alongwith GRE Test scores as per admission requirement of HEC will be eligible for admission to M. Phil/MS program. Admissions are, however, granted strictly in accordance with the merit. In each specialization, candidates securing highest score are offered admission in order of merit.
Note:
1. It will be compulsory to pass the noncredit course. 2. In Semesters III & IV, the fields of specialization will be Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry and Biochemistry. Courses of different fields of specialization will be offered in consultation with the committee constituted for this purpose at that time subject to the availability of required numbers of Course Instructors & sufficient laboratory facilities. 3. In semester III, the students securing overall Grade-B (65% marks) in semester-I & II can opt for research project (5 Credit Hours each in semesters III & IV) in lieu of Advance Courses of another opted field of specialization theory & laboratory. The result of the research project will be notified after the completion of semester IV. The students who qualify for research/thesis will be distributed, in order of merit, among the staff members in that field of specialization. 4. Any future changes/amendments in the scheme and courses of reading will be incorporated by approval of the respective bodies.
Determination of Merit
Marks in B.Sc. + marks in Chemistry + 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran (if applicable). In each category of admission, a merit list is drawn from which the candidates are offered admission according to the number of seats available.
M. Phil / MS Program
M. Phil. (2 - Years) Program was started in the year 2002 under Semester System. The Department offers specialization in the disciplines of Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry and Bio-Chemistry.
M. Phil / MS Scheme
The requirements for M.Phil/MS degree course work and dissertation are normally completed within four consecutive semesters. The course work of 24 credits is normally completed within first 2 semesters. One credit seminar and dissertation (based on research) of 25 credits shall normally be completed by the end of the 4th semester. In Ist & 2nd semesters, the students shall be offered specialization in one of the following fields: A B C D E Physical Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Organic Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Bio-Chemistry
Admission
i) See the Prescribed admission rules for M.Phil / MS & Ph.D. iii) Admissions are conducted by the following Departmental Admission Committee according to the admission criteria laid down by the University / Department:
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Shahida B. Niazi Chairperson Prof. Dr. Tariq Mahmood Ansari Member/ Secretary Dr. Riffat Parveen Member
Division of Seats
Chart-1 shows the break-up of seats for admission to M. Sc. program.
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The semester - wise distribution of courses in each field of specilization will be as follows:
Ph.D. Program
The Department also offers Ph.D. Program in various areas of Chemistry. The applications for registration in this program may be submitted as per schedule of the university. Currently, more than twenty research scholars are working on different research projects under this program. Interested candidates may contact any faculty member for further information.
1st Semester
Course I of the Opted Field of Specialization Course II of the Opted Field of Specialization Course III of the Opted field of specialization Course IV of the Opted field of specialization
2nd Semester
Course I of the Opted Field of Specialization Course II of the Opted Field of Specialization Course III of the Opted field of specilization Course IV of the Opted field of specialization
3rd & 4th Semesters

Seminar on Research Work Research in Opted Field
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CASPAM
Centre for Advanced Studies in
Pure and Applied Mathematics

Established: Academic Programs: 1975 BS (4-Year) M.Sc.,/MS/M.Phil. Ph.D. PGD. Certificate in Short-Term Computer Courses See the relevant chart at the end BS (4-Year) F.Sc. (Pre-Engineeing) ii) M.Sc. B.A./B.Sc. with A&B Courses of Mathematics iii) MS/M.Phil BS (4-Year)/M.Sc. Mathematics iv) Ph.D. MS/M.Phil Dr. Zahida Akram Dr. Nusrat Yasmin Mr. Faisal Ali i) M.Phil. and Ph.D. in Mathematics. The Center has started offering short-term computer courses in evening from March, 2002. The Post Graduate Diploma of one year duration in Business & Industrial Mathematics and Computer Programming in the evening has also been started from the session 2002-2003. The information regarding PGD/ Ph.D. programs can be had from the Director of the Center or from our Web Site www.bzu.edu.pk/caspam. The Center has the honour of completing successfully a collaboration program with the Department of Mathematics, Bradford University, U.K. Under this collaboration not only exchange of teachers took place but the computer laboratory of the Center had also been equipped with the latest computer system (Sun System). The graduates of the Center are serving in different Federal and Provincial Government Departments, Armed Forces, Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Banks, Insurance Companies and other Financial and Educational Institutions.
Research Facilities
At present, the Center has the largest number of Ph.D/M.Phil. staff in Pakistan. It is a unique Center for promoting and enhancing teaching/ research activities in Pakistan. There is a library in the Center with the best and latest stock of about 6396 books on Mathematics. There is a nice collection of international research journals which is readily available in the library for research students and for teachers. The center also offers computing facilities for research students and teachers of the Center.
Director: Students Advisors: (Female) (Male)
Introduction
The Department of Mathematics, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan came into being with the establishment of the University in September, 1975. In the beginning, it was housed in the Academic Block on Bosan Road, Gulgasht Colony, Multan. In January, 1981, the Department was shifted to New Campus in the Chemistry Block. The Department Progressed very rapidly and in 1985, it was upgraded as the Center for Advanced Studies in Pure and Applied Mathematics (CASPAM). The Center moved to its present premises the Mathematics and Statistics Block in 1987. The Center has now 12 teachers with Ph.D. degrees and three with M.Sc. degree on its teaching faculty. The Center is imparting education at the levels of BS (4-Year), M.Sc.,
Computer Center
Computer Center is one of the four sections of the Center for Advanced Studies in Pure and Applied Mathematics (CASPAM). It was established in 1987 to provide the computing facilities to the students of M.Sc., MS, M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs of the CASPAM. The research students and teachers of the University are also using its computing facilities for the research purpose. Computer Center is also providing these facilities to various other departments of the University. Computer Center is responsible for smooth running of the Post Graduate Diploma and other short term Computer courses offered by CASPAM from time to time.
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CASPAM
CASPAM Prospectus Year 2006
Computing Facilities
1. SUN SPARC Server S20 UNIX File Server 2. SUN SPARC STATION SS UNIX Graphics works station 3. SUN Network Terminal Server 4. SUN (Wyse Terminals) 5. DEC VAX-II/730 under VAX/VMS with four terminals 6. DEC Micro VAX-2000 under VAX/VMS (7 Terminals) 7. Novell Network Server (20 work Stations) 8. Pentium IV based Windows 2000 Server 9. Pentium IV based Windows 2000 Professional 10. Multimedia 11. Photocopier Cum Printer Scanner 12. Lap Top (for teaching staff) 13. Pentium IV based Windows 2000 Professional (for Ph.D. students) 14. HP Laser Jet Rico H Aficio 2018 with Duplex (for teaching staff) (02) (03) (01) (24) (01) (01) (01) (01) (53) (01) (01) (04) (14) (01) 6. 5.
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Research Profile of Teachers

1. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Anwar Kamals fields of research are Numerical Solutions of Navier Stockes Equations and Micropolar Fluids. He guided eight M.Phil. students in these fields. At present he is guiding 4 Ph.D. students. He published several research papers in journals of international repute. Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmads research interests include General Topology and BCK-BCI-algebras. He guided two Ph.D. students and ten M.Phil. students in these fields. At present, he is guiding three Ph.D. students. He published several research papers in the journals of international repute. Prof. Dr. Nazir Ahmad Mirs field of specialization is Computational Mathematics, especially Numerical Analysis. He qualifies in computer software and hardware and uses
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computer extensively for research and teaching purposes. He guided several M.Phil. students in his field. He is guiding two Ph.D. students. He published a number of research papers on initial value problems for ODEs and polynomial Zeros. Prof. Dr. Abdul Rahim Khans special field of research is Functional Analysis. Approximation theory and its applications to Fixed Point Theory and Measure Theory and Integration are his minor fields of research. He has supervised ten M.Phil and one Ph.D. student. He is guiding two Ph.D. students in these fields. He has published several research papers in the international journals. Dr. Zahida Akrams field of research is Approximation Theory. In particular she is interested in Vector Pade Approximations and its comparison with some well-known Classical Methods. She has been guiding M.Phil students of the Center and has got published her research work in the international journals. Dr. Nazra Sultanas field of research is Group Representation. She has guided several M.Phil. students in this field. She has published her research in International Journals. Dr. Nusrat Yasmins field of research is Ordinary Differential Equations and in particular she is interested in Limit Cycle of Polynomial System. She is guiding M.Phil. and Ph.D. students in these fields. She has Published her research work in international journals. Dr. Khalid Saifullahs field of specialization is Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer. He is guiding M.Phil. and Ph.D. students of the Center in this field. He has presented his research work at various international conferences. Dr. Nawab Hussains field of specialization is Functional Analysis and in particular he is interested in Fixed Point and Best Approximation Theory.
He guided M.Phil students of the Center. He has published several research papers in journals of international repute.
Dr. Zahida Akram Mr. Faisal Ali Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Chairperson Member/ Secretary Member
BS (4-Year) Program
Admission
The admission to BS (4-Year) in the Center for Undergraduate Studies will be made by the admission committee according to admission merit criteria laid down by the University.
Eligibility:
A candidate who has passed Intermediate Examination with Science from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Pakistan or an equivalent examination recognized by the University with Mathematics as an elective subject is eligible for admission to BS in Mathematics (Ist Semester) provided that he/she has secured at least 45% marks in the subject of Mathematics as well as in the aggregate of Intermediate or equivalent examination.
The merit shall be determined as under: Marks in Intermediate or equivalent examination + marks in the subject of Mathematics + 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Schemes of Study
The scheme of study for this program is available in the office of the Director, Center for Undergraduate Studies.
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M.Sc. Program in Mathematics

Degree Awarded:
Master of Science (MSc)
Electives A:
4 (12 credit hours) [Electives in Specialization]
the second year the students should receive career counseling for suitable placement after completion of MSc degree.
Electives B:
2 (6 credit hours); mathematics courses outside the field of specialization [Free Electives]
Project:
4 credit hours, with accompanying written report and presentation
Entrance Requirements:
The candidates who have passed B.A/B.Sc. Examination with Mathematics A & B Courses, securing at least 45% marks in subject (Math A & B) as well as in the aggregate of B.A/B.Sc. are eligible for admission to M.Sc. Mathematics First Semester class.
Seminars:
During each semester student must participate in Guest Seminar (presentations by eminent mathematicians on theoretical aspects and applications) and Students Seminar (presentations by students); Guest Seminars and Students Seminars are held fortnightly during the same time slot (4 credit hours) weeks graded on the basis of presentation and write up by the student, a weekly quiz on the contents of Guest/ Students Seminar held during the previous week.
Academic Standards:
In order to bring the standard of education at par with the developed countries, the notion that anyone who gets admitted to a university shall end up with a degree should be abolished. a) Those, who fail in more than two courses in a semester (including zero semester), are, automatically, dismissed. b) Those, who fail in one or two courses, may retake the examination during the 40day grace period. c) Those, who have not cleared all courses after the grace period are dismissed.
Admission:
The detail of seats for admission to M.Sc. Mathematics Semester-I class is given in relevant chart Admission to Semester-I class of Mathematics will be made by the Admission Committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University/Center. Total No. of Seats: 74 For the detail of seats see the relevant chart at the end.
Comprehensive Viva:
Conducted by senior faculty members of the department at the end of fourth semester Qualifications for Course Supervisors (Instructors): Faculty holding PhD, MS or MPhil degree is entitled to teach lecture session of a course
Attendance Requirement:
Students are required to maintain 75% attendance in order to sit in the final examination. Dean, under special circumstances, may condone attendance between 60-74%. Attendance registers, bearing the list of students, should be provided to the instructors on the first day of classes. Instructors take the attendance at the start of every class. At the end of each class associate instructor keys in the hard-copy attendance record to a centralized database. On the first of every month list of students having attendance less than 75% is displayed on the notice board. Those having attendance less than 60% should be required to attend fresh classes.
The merit will be determined as under: Aggregate marks of B.A/B.Sc., plus marks obtained in Mathematics A & B Courses, plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Qualifications for Associate Instructors (Teaching Assistants):

Associate Instructors (Teaching Assistants) must hold BS, M.Sc. and may handle tutorial, laboratory as well as assignment, quiz and problem grading
Duration of the Program:

2 years (4 semesters); Students cannot get the degree of MSc before completing 2 years of study.
Syllabus:
Course Supervisor is required to distribute syllabus breakdown into 14 units, each unit completed within a week. There should be a discussion session every week on the unit covered during the last week (conducted by Associate Instructor/Teaching Assistant), a review session prior to each hourly (conducted by Course Supervisor/ Instructor) and a comprehensive review prior to final 101
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72 (maximum 18 hours per semester)
Summer Activity:
Students could be assigned independent study. The students may be placed in local industry and financial institutions for internships during semester breaks. During
Core Courses:
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examination (conducted by Course Supervisor/Instructor)
Pedagogical Techniques:
Lecture sessions of each unit (normally, 2-3 lectures) are followed by a discussion session (reinforcing the concepts taught through examples, alternate derivations and proofs) as well as a problem-solving session (teaching skills of problem formulation, qualitative analysis and finding solutions), each of these sessions conducted, separately, by the Associate Instructor at the end of lecture session of every unit. In addition, a review session should be arranged prior to each monthly test (hourly) and a comprehensive review before the final examination, both sessions conducted by the Course Supervisor.
supposed to be available before the expiry of withdrawal period. A grade of W is to be assigned in such a course, and it is not counted in the computation of GPA (GradePoint Average).
Grading of Problem Sets and Assignments:

An Associate Instructor (A Teaching Assistant) is available to mark problem sets (weekly), quizzes (weekly) and assign-ments (one or two during the semester).
Final Grades:
Final grades are due within 48 hours of terminal examination in the Semester Examination Section. It is the responsibility of Semester Examination Section (SES) to provide atten-dance sheets (in duplicate) and award sheets (5 sets), both of them printed with the names and the seat numbers of students before the commencement of terminal examination (of 2-hours duration). One hour after the start of terminal examination One set of original attendance sheets must be sent duly sealed to the SES after an hour has passed. The other set of original attendance sheets has to be submitted with the award sheets (scripts must accompany award sheets).
Final Examinations:
Final Examination (Part I) shall be set up and graded by the Course Supervisor. Final Examination (Part II) shall be set up and graded by a faculty member designated by Board of Studies. The student is supposed to attempt Part I and Part II on separate answer books.
Marks Breakdown:
Passing grade is set at 50% (60% in core courses). Table 1 lists marks breakdowns for courses without laboratory (3 + 0) and courses with laboratory (2 + 1), respectively. Table 2 gives the equivalence of numerical and alphabetical grades.
Continuous-Evaluation Report:
Course Supervisor (Instructor) is required to prepare a progress report after each hourly mentioning tentative grade (cumulative grade based on all hourlies, quizzes, problem sets and assignments taken to date) and attendance record. It may, also, include qualitative description of students weaknesses and areas needing special attention. Laboratory and theory portions are separate passing heads. This report is discussed with the student as well as students parents, if unsatisfactory.
Table 1: Marks Breakdown for Courses
Withdrawal Policy:
Student shall have the option to withdraw from a course during a period of 45 days from the start of course. This is possible, only, after the student submits the required forms in the Semester-Examination Section through the Chairman of Department. The first progress report (mentioning tentative grade of the student after the first hourly) is
Item Maximum Marks for courses Maximum Marks for courses without Laboratory (3 + 0) with Laboratory (2 + 1) Monthly Tests (2-3) a 30 15 10 10 Quizzes (10-14) b 10 10 Problem Sets (10-14) c 10 05 Assignments d Laboratory 20 Final Examination 40 40 Total 100 100
a b c d 3 monthly tests (hourlies) for courses without laboratory, best 2 counted; 2 monthly tests (hourlies) for courses with laboratory, best of the 2 counted All quizzes are surprise and conducted at the beginning of class/seminar; best 10 counted One problem set given each week; best 10 counted 2 for courses without laboratory; 1 for courses with laboratory
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Table 2: Numerical and Alphabetical Grades Numerical Alphabetical Grade Grade Grade Point + 90-100 A 4.00 85-89 A+ 4.00 80-84 A3.67 75-79 B+ 3.33 71-74 B+ 3.00 68-70 B2.67 64-67 C+ 2.33 60-63 C+ 2.00 57-59 C1.67 53-56 D+ 1.33 50-52 D+ 1.00 00-49 F Zero
MATH 307 Ordinary-Differential Eqns 3+0 MATH 309 Mathematical Statistics 3 + 0 MATH 311 Computer Language 1+1 MATH 313 Guest/Students Seminar I 1+0 Total 17 + 1 = 18
MATH xxx Elective-A II MATH xxx Elective-B I MATH 405 Guest/Students Seminar III MATH 407 Project I Total
3+0 3+0 1+0 2+0 18 + 0 = 18
Second Semester
MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH 302 304 306 308 310 312 314 Algebra III 3+0 Real Analysis II 3+0 Complex Analysis 3+0 Classical Mechanics 3+0 Mathematical Spaces 3+0 Numerical Computing 1+1 Guest/Students Seminar II 1+0 Total 17 + 1 = 18
Forth Semester
MATH 402 MATH 404 MATH xxx MATH xxx MATH xxx MATH 406 Functional Analysis 3+0 Optimization Theory 3+0 Elective-A III 3+0 Elective-A IV 3+0 Elective-B II 3+0 Guest/Students Seminar IV 1+0 MATH 408 Project II 2+0 Total 17 + 1 = 18
First Year
First Semester
Course No. MATH301 MATH 303 MATH 305 Title Credit Algebra II Real Analysis I Numerical Analysis Hours 3+0 3+0 3+0
Second Year
Third Semester
MATH 401 Mathematical Modeling 3 + 0 MATH 403 Partial-Differential Eqns. 3 + 0 MATH xxx Elective-A I 3+0
Pure Math Elective Course

Course No. MATH 411 MATH 412 MATH 413 MATH 414 MATH 415 MATH 416 MATH 417 MATH 418 MATH 419 MATH 420 MATH 421 MATH 422 MATH 423 Title Credit Hours Abstract Algebra I 3+0 Abstract Algebra II 3+0 Group Theory I 3+0 Group Theory II (Study of Symmetries) 3+0 Measure Theory I 3+0 Measure Theory II 3+0 Modern Algebra I (Galios Theory & Applications) 3+0 Modern Algebra II (Commutative Rings & Fields) 3+0 Projective Gemetry I 3+0 Projective Geometry II 3+0 Topology I (Topological-Dimension Theory) 3+0 Topology II (Differential Topology) 3+0 Theory of Splines I 3+0
MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH
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Theory of Splines II Category Theory I Category Theory II Algebraic Topology I Algebraic Topology II Analytical Number Theory Theory of Automata
3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0
Applied Math Elective Course

Course No. MATH 435 MATH 436 MATH 437 MATH 438 MATH 439 MATH 440 MATH 441 MATH 442 MATH 443 Title Astronomy I Astronomy II Electromagnetism I Electromagnetism II Fluid Dynamics I Fluid Dynamics II Quantum Mechanics I Quantum Mechanics II Relativity I Credit Hours 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 103
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Relativity II Mathematical Methods I (Compulsory) Mathematical Methods II (Compulsory) Solid Mechanics Heat Transfer Analytical Dynamics
3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0
Free Electives
Course No. MATH 465 MATH 466 MATH 467 MATH 468 MATH MATH MATH MATH MATH 469 470 471 472 473 Title Credit Hours Advanced Numerical Analysis I 3+0 Advanced Numerical Analysis II 3+0 History and Philosophy of Mathematics I 3+0 History and Philosophy of Mathematics II 3+0 Special Functions 3+0 Applied Matrix Theory 3+0 Nonlinear Systems I 3+0 Nonlinear Systems II 3+0 Advanced Calculus I (Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations) 3+0 Advanced Calculus II (Integral Equations) 3+0 Software Engineering I (Design & Development) 3+0 Software Engineering II (Analysis) 3+0 Theory of Processes I (Stochastic Processess) 3+0 Theory of Processes II (Renewal Processes & Theory of Ques) 3+0
Computational Math Elective Course

Course No. MATH 451 MATH 452 MATH 453 MATH 454 MATH 455 MATH 456 MATH MATH MATH MATH 457 430 423 424 Title Credit Hours Operations Research I 3+0 Operations Research II 3+0 Theory of Approximation and Splines 3+0 Finite Element Methods 3+0 Control Theory 3+0 Calculus of Variations and Optimal Control 3+0 Graph Theory 3+0 Theory of Automata 3+0 Theory of Splines I 3+0 Theory of Splines II 3+0
MATH 474 MATH 475 MATH 476 MATH 477 MATH 478
MS/M.Phil. Program in Mathematics

The CASPAM offers graduate programs leading to the degree of Master of Science/ Master of Philosophy in mathematics. The program consists of four semesters. The diversity of graduate courses offered in the Centre gives the student an opportunity to specialize in one of the several fields of pure mathematics, applied mathematics and computational mathematics.
least 45% marks under annual system or 50% marks under semester system. ii) GRE (General); cutoff scores 50th percentile (each section); iii) Written test (GRE Mathematics); Qualifying marks are 50% marks. iv) Inteview. Total No. of seats: 22 For the detail of seats see the relevant chart at the end.
Merit shall be determined as per following formula Academic qualification = 40 Admission Test (GRE Math) = 50 Interview = 10 100

2 years (4 semesters), students must submit thesis at the end of 2 years of study Total Credit Hours: 34
Admission Committee (MS/M.Phil)

The admission to MS/M.Phil will be made by the following admission committee according to the prescribed criteria. Dr. Zahida Akram Dr. Nusrat Yasmeen Dr. Khalid Saif Ullah (Chairperson) (Member) (Member/Secretary)
Degree Awarded:
Master of Science (MS)/Master of Philosophy (M.Phil)
Course Requirements:
24 credit hours [Research Methodology + 15-credit-hour elective courses in the area of specialization (Elective A) and 6-credit-hour
Entrance Requirement
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free electives (Elective B) + Mathematics Teaching Techniques]; more courses could be prescribed by the supervisor depending on the results of masters examinations; students coming from allied discip-lines have to complete additional courses; courses to be taken in consultation with the supervisor
Summer Activity:
Students, who have passed Masters Examination, may start independent study to find thesis problem during the first year. During the second year the students shall be involved in thesis research.
Withdrawal Policy:
Same as in M.Sc./B.S. Scheme of Studies
Final Grades:
Academic Standards:
Qualifications for Course Supervisors (Instructors):

Faculty holding PhD degree is entitled to teach lecture session; the electives offered are taken by both MS and PhD students
Grading of Problem Sets:

Attendance Requirements:
Final Examinations:
Masters Examinations:
Masters Examinations (written + oral) must be passed before starting thesis research; any student, who fails to qualify these examinations in 2 attempts, or by the end of first year of study, is asked to withdraw from the program. Masters examinations are to be offered by the department 4 times during an academic year. Written examination may consist of selected questions from PhD Qualifying Examination, testing the student in core areas. Oral examination, testing the student in the area of specialization, is scheduled only after the student passes the written examination. The student is, also, required to describe the proposed research work. Board of Advanced Studies and Research to conduct these examinations form committees.

Associate Instructors (Teaching Assistants) must hold MS (Two-Year Program), or MPhil and may handle laboratory, discussions as well as assignment, quiz and problem grading
Marks Breakdown:
Passing grade is set at 60%. Marks breakdown and GPA assignment same as in BS Scheme of Studies, with the difference that the numerical grade 0-59 corresponds to alphabetical grade F, with grade point zero. There is no D, D+ or C- for graduate courses.
Syllabus:
Course Supervisor is required to distribute syllabus break-down into 14 units, each unit completed within a week.
MS/M.Phil Scheme of Studies First Year

1st Semester
Title Credit Hours Elective-A I 3+0 Guest/Students Seminar I 1 + 0 Masters-Examination Preparation I Non-Credit MATH 505 Mathematics Teaching Techniques 1+0 MATH 507 Mathematics Undergraduate Teaching I Non-Credit Total 5+0=5 MATH xxx Elective-A II 3+0 MATH xxx Elective-A III 3+0 MATH 502 Guest /Students Seminar II 1+0 MATH 504 Masters-Examination Preparation II Non-Credit MATH 506 Research Methodology 1 + 1 MATH 508 Mathematics Undergraduate Teaching II Non-Credit Total 8+1=9 105 Code MATH xxx MATH 501 MATH 503
Seminars:
Lecture sessions of each unit (normally, 2-3 lectures) are followed by a discussion session (reinforcing the concepts taught through examples, alternate derivations and proofs, innovative solutions to the problems), conducted by the Associate Instructor. In addition, a review session should be arranged prior to each monthly test and a comprehensive review before the final examination, both sessions conducted by the Course Supervisor.
Thesis Requirements:
Student must write and publicly defend a thesis bearing original work, which should have enough substance to result in at least one publishable paper in a journal of international repute.
2nd Semester
Mathematics Undergraduate Teaching:

Student acts as Associate Instructor (Teaching Assistant) in a BS course. This is an opportunity for a student to gain teach-ing experience at the university level.
Same as in BS Scheme of Studies with the difference that the report is discussed ONLY with the student and NOT with the students parents.
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MATH xxx Elective-A IV 3+0 MATH xxx Elective-B I 3+0 MATH 601 Guest /Students Seminar III 1+0 MATH 603 Mathematics Undergraduate Teaching III Non-Credit MATH 698 Thesis Research I 3+0 Total 10 + 0 = 10
3rd Semester
MATH xxx Elective-A V 3+0 MATH xxx Elective-B II 3+0 MATH 602 Guest/Students Seminar IV 1+0 MATH 604 Mathematics Undergraduate Teaching IV Non-Credit MATH 699 Thesis Research II 3+0 Total 10 + 0 = 10
4th Semester
Note: The students who have passed Masters Examinations before the start of Second Semester shall not be attending Masters-Examination Preparation II.
MS/M.Phil Electives Alphabetical Listing Pure Math Elective Courses

Course No. Title MATH 511 Advanced Group Theory I (Abelian Groups) MATH 512 Advanced Group Theory II (Soluble & Nilpotent Groups) MATH 513 Advanced Topology I (Topological-Dimension Theory) MATH 514 Advanced Topology II (Differential Topology) MATH 515 Classical Field Theory I MATH 516 Classical Field Theory II MATH 517 General Topology I MATH 518 General Topology II MATH 519 Homological Algebra I MATH 520 Homological Algebra II MATH 521 Lie Algebra I MATH 522 Lie Algebra II MATH 523 Near Rings I MATH 524 Near Rings II (Special Classes) MATH 525 Representation Theory I MATH 526 Representation Theory II MATH 527 Special Classes of Rings I MATH 528 Special Classes of Rings II MATH 529 Summability Theory I MATH 530 Summability Theory II MATH 531 Theory of Rings I MATH 532 Theory of Rings II MATH 533 Topological Groups I MATH 534 Topological Groups II MATH 535 Fixed Point Theory MATH 536 Approximation Theory MATH 537 Advanced Functional Analysis I MATH 538 Advanced Functional Analysis II 106 Credit Hours 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0
Applied Math Elective Courses

Course No. Title Credit Hours MATH 545 Advanced Astronomy I (Solar-System Astrophysics) 3+0 MATH 546 Advanced Astronomy II (Cosmology) 3+0 MATH 547 Advanced Fluid Dynamics I 3+0 MATH 548 Advanced Fluid Dynamics II 3+0 MATH 549 Advanced Quantum Mechanics I 3+0 MATH 550 Advanced Quantum Mechanics II 3+0 MATH 551 Astrodynamics I 3+0 MATH 552 Astrodynamics II 3+0 MATH 553 Atmospheric Study I 3+0 MATH 554 Atmospheric Study II 3+0 MATH 555 Biomathematics & Bioinformatics I 3+0 MATH 556 Biomathematics & Bioinformatics II 3+0 MATH 557 Classical Electrodynamics I 3+0 MATH 558 Classical Electrodynamics II 3+0 MATH 559 Continuum Mechanics I 3+0 MATH 560 Continuum Mechanics II 3+0 MATH 561 Plasma Dynamics I 3+0 MATH 562 Plasma Dynamics II 3+0 MATH 563 Topics in Astronomy I (Stellar & Galactic Astronomy) 3+0 MATH 564 Topics in Astronomy II (Extra-Galactic Astronomy) 3+0 MATH 565 Electromagnetic Theory I 3+0 MATH 566 Electromagnetic Theory II 3+0 MATH 567 Quantum Field Theory I MATH 568 Quantum Field Theory II 3+0 3+0
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Course No. Title Credit Hours MATH 571 3-D Optical Imaging & Image Processing I 3+0 MATH 572 3-D Optical Imaging & Image Processing II 3+0 MATH 573 Advanced Operations Research I 3+0 MATH 574 Advanced Operations Research II 3+0 MATH 575 Reliability Analysis I 3+0 MATH 576 Reliability Analysis II 3+0 MATH 577 Control Theory I (Basic Principles) 3+0 MATH 578 Control Theory II (Design & Control System) 3+0 MATH 579 Advanced Numerical Methods for PDE I 3 + 0 MATH 580 Advanced Numerical Methods for PDE II 3 + 0
MATH 581 Advanced Methods of Optimization I MATH 582 Advanced Methods of Optimization II
3+0 3+0
Free Elective
Course No. MATH 585 MATH 586 MATH 587 MATH 588 MATH 589 MATH 590 MATH 591 MATH 592 MATH 593 MATH 594 Title Advanced Differential Equations I Advanced Differential Equations II Almost Periodic Functions I Almost Periodic Functions II Differential Geometric Techniques I Differential Geometric Techniques II Fourier Series I Fourier Series II System Analysis I System Analysis II Credit Hours 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0
Doctoral Program in Mathematics

Degree Awarded:
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
or possessing MPhil without course work/ less than 8 courses have to complete additional courses
Dissertation Requirements:
Student must write and publicly defend a dissertation bearing original work, which should result in at least 2 publishable papers in journals of international repute (acceptance of papers required for award of degree)
Academic Standards:
Same as in MS/M.Phil Scheme of Studies
Entrance Requirements:
MS/M.Phil in Mathematics or equivalent with 3.0 CGP; GRE (Mathematics); cutoff scores 50th percentile (each section for the former); personal interview
Attendance Requirements:
Mathematics GraduateTeaching:
Student acts as Associate Instructor (Teaching Assistant) in an MS/a Ph.D course, which the student has, already, passed. This is an opportunity for a student to gain teaching experience at the university level.
Qualifying Examinations:
Qualifying Examinations (written + oral) must be passed before starting dissertation research; any student who fails to qualify these examinations in 2 attempts, or by the end of first year of study is asked to withdraw from the program. Qualifying examinations are to be offered by the department 4 times during an academic year. Written examination tests the student in core areas. Oral examination, testing the stud-dent in the area of specialization, is scheduled only after the student passes the written examination. The student is, also, required to describe the proposed research work. Committees formed by Board of Advanced Studies and Research conduct these examinations.

2 years (4 semesters); students cannot submit dissertation before completing 2 years of study; admission shall be valid till 7 years of initial enrolment
Independent Study:
Supervised by a faculty member, which may help student find dissertation problem
Total Credit Hours:

48 (12 credit hours must be completed during each semester)
Seminars:
Course Requirements:
18 credit hours [12-credit-hour elective courses in the area of specialization (Elective A) and 6-credit-hour free electives (Elective B)]; students coming from allied disciplines
Summer Activity:
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Ph.D Scheme of Studies

(Two-Year Program)
First Year
1st Semester
Title Credit Hours Elective-A I 3+0 Elective-B I 3+0 Guest/Students Seminar I 1 + 0 Independent Study I 5+0 Mathematics Graduate Teaching I Non-Credit MATH 707 Qualifying-Examination Preparation I Non-Credit Total 12 + 0 = 12 Elective-A II 3+0 Elective-B II 3+0 Guest/Students Seminar II 1 + 0 Independent Study II 5+0 Mathematics Graduate Teaching II Non-Credit MATH 708 Qualifying-Examination Preparation II Non-Credit Total 12 + 0 = 12 Code MATH xxx MATH xxx MATH 701 MATH 703 MATH 705

Notes: i) List of PhD electives is included with the MS Scheme of Studies. ii) The students who have passed Qualifying Examinations before the start of Second Semester shall not be attending Qualifying-Examination Preparation II
Syllabus:
PGD
Post Graduate Diploma in Business & Industrial Mathematics and Computer Programming
There is a great need of trained manpower, which should be equipped with the latest knowledge of computer, Business and Industry for Industrial and Government Organizations. The Centre for Advanced Studies in Pure and Applied Mathematics (CASPAM), has been playing a vital role to fulfill this demand to some extent by offering computer courses as the part of syllabus of M.Sc. programme, short courses of latest nature and Post Graduate Diploma in Business & Industrial mathematics and Computer Programming. A wide range of courses like Business Mathematics, Business Statistics, Industrial Mathematics, Actuarial Mathematics, etc. are also the part of the syllabus of this Diploma along with the latest courses of Computer Science and Computer Applications. The syllabus of this Diploma has been designed in such a way that the Diploma holders from this Centre can contribute practically to fulfill the demand of skilled persons we lack and enhance the economy of our country. Keeping in view the very high cost of education in reputed private institutions, a comfortable and affordable fee structure has been designed so that the students who can not get admission in private institutions and professional courses can be made usefull and strong contributors in making our country prospectous. Also the Arts Graduates who intend to get professional studies and the knowledge of computer, have a great
2nd Semester
MATH xxx MATH xxx MATH 702 MATH 704 MATH 706
Withdrawal Policy:
Final Grades:
Grading of Problem Sets:

Second Year
3rd Semester
MATH 898 Dissertation Research I 8 + 0 MATH xxx Elective-A III 3+0 MATH 801 Guest/Students Seminar III 1+0 MATH 803 Mathematics Graduate Teaching III Non-Credit Total 12 + 0 = 12
Final Examinations:
Same as in MS Scheme of Studies
Marks Breakdown:
4th Semester
MATH 899 Dissertation Research II 8 + 0 MATH xxx Elective-A IV 3+0 MATH 802 Guest/Students Seminar IV 1+0 MATH 804 Mathematics Graduate Teaching IV Non-Credit Total 12 + 0 = 12
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opportunity to become computer professionals and find the job in Industry and other Organizations.
PIBM 214 Data Structure and Algorithm PIBM 215 Business Data Processing with COBOL
Eligibility:
Applicants must be at-least a graduate (in any field) or have equivalent degree with a minimum of 2nd division from a recognized university.
Semester-III
PIBM PIBM PIBM PIBM PIBM 316 317 318 319 3** Operations Research Computer Graphics java Programming Project Report Optional-I
Age Limit:
There is no age limit.
List of Optional Papers

PIBM 320 Data Communication and Networking PIBM 321 Simulation Techniques PIBM 322 Theory of Automata PIBM 323 Concurrent Programming with JAVA PIBM 324 Data Modeling and Relational Data Base Design PIBM 325 Modeling and Time-Series Forecasting PIBM 326 Actuarial Mathematics PIBM 327 Stochastic Processes Note: For further information visit our web site www.bzu.edu.pk/caspam or contact office of the Director, CASPAM Tel. No. 9210115
Merit:
The merit will be determined on the basis of Test and Interview.
Outline of Tests
1st Semester
PIBM 101 Computer Fundamentals and Operating System PIBM 102 Structured Programming with C/ C++ and OOP PIBM 103 Computer Applications, Internet & E-mail PIBM 104 Business Mathematics PIBM 105 Data Base and Information Retrieval
2nd Semester
PIBM PIBM PIBM PIBM PIBM PIBM PIBM PIBM PIBM 206 207 208 209 2** 210 211 212 213 Business Statistics Visual Programming Data Ware House with Oracle Numerical Computing Optional-I System Analysis and Design Discrete Mathematics Software Engineering Web Publishing
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Established: Undergraduate Programs: Postgraduate Programs: Enrollment: 1995 BS(CS) and BS(IT), BS(TS) MCS, MIT, M.Sc.(TS), MS(IT), MS(CS) BS(CS) BS(IT) BS(TS) Please see the relevant chart MCS (Morning, Evening) MIT M.Sc.(TS) Prof. Asghar Ali M.Sc. (PU), M.Sc. (Sussex) D.Phil. (Sussex) Prof. Asghar Ali Mr. Amjad Rehman Mr. Israr Hanif Malik Ghulam Hussain Pentium IV/III based Multimedia PCs loaded with Windows NT, Windows 2000 Professional, Linux operating systems, SUN V890 Server, SUN StorEdge 6610 SAN and SUN ULTRASPARC Enterprise System with 40 SUN RAY-I Unix workstations. All these teaching laboratories/ interactive class rooms are networked to ten common Dual and Quad Pentium III Xeon based Servers. They are also connected to the University Fiber Optic based Campus LAN and to the outside world via Internet. Each of them is fitted with an overhead multimedia projector. The Department of Computer Science is also providing different services to the entire university; Firstly, the department is looking after the huge Fiber Optic based Campus LAN; Secondly, the official web site of the university is also being maintained by this department; Thirdly, internet access to the university, including students, faculty and staff members is being provided, monitored and controlled by Computer Science Department. Last but not least, a specific section in the department provides technical and support services to all the users of computers in university. Any computer related problem, anywhere in the university; the efficient, hardworking and dedicated technical support staff is available just on a phone call. The detail of different academic program being offered by the Department is given below:
Chairman:
Introduction
The Department of Computer Science was officially established in 1995, however, M.Sc. Computer Science program had already been started since 1988. Today, department provides an excellent educational environment that aims to bring out best in anyone. As the computing industry matures, professional qualifications become more and more essential. The taught curriculum encompasses the recommendations of IEEE and ACM Joint Committee on Computer Science Curriculum and also conforms to the recommendations of the National Curriculum Revision Committee in the Information Technology and Computer Science, duly approved by the Higher Education Commission, Ministry of Education and Ministry of Science and Technology. The students in the Department of Computer Science have almost unlimited access to computers and the professional software tools that go with them. The Department has over 10 teaching laboratories/ interactive class rooms which are equipped with more than 400 110
Computer Science Programs

Computer Science degree is an excellent preparation for a future career. It sharpens the analytical skills of students as they discover the structures underlying software, stretches their creative talents as they design new systems and gives them the confidence to market their ideas to waiting world. The students will come to understand why systems work as they do - and what they learn will never go out of date for as long as people go on using computers. Although fashions in packages and programming languages come and go, the principles do not change and Computer Science is about principles. Yet it is more than that: the software packages we take for granted today are among the most complex artifacts ever created. To understand them one requires a degree of intellectual activity-matching that is required in any longer established Sciences.
Information Technology Programs

The Information Society of the new millennium will require individuals with a range of skills in information handling, information
management, multimedia presentation, analytical and problem solving techniques. The programs in Information Technology are designed for the students who wish to apply a high level of expertise to their chosen academic and career pathways in future as well as those who are considering IT related career in education, training, industry or government. The courses of reading for IT have been designed in the light of the recommendations of IEEE and ACM Joint Committee on Computer Science Curriculum and the recommendations of the National Curriculum Revision Committee in the Information Technology and Computer Science approved by HEC and MoST. The Information Technology degree programs are a blend of courses from IT and management and produce graduates which are equipped with both IT and management skills.
have the best opportunities.
BS (CS)
Four-year Degree Program {Bachelor of Science in Computer Science} 133+ credit hours spread over 8 semesters. Equivalent to MCS/M.Sc. Computer Science (16 years education) Eligibility: F.Sc. Pre-Engineering/Pre-Medical, Intermediate with Computer Science/General Science/Commerce or equivalent with 45% aggregate marks.
before the last date fixed by the University for the receipt of application forms for the Program within the University Office hours. The application form must accompany the attested photocopies of the academic and relevant documents. Incomplete applications or application forms received after due date or delivered/submitted somewhere else will not be entertained. The applications on Special Admission Charges seats must accompany a Bank draft of appropriate amount for the program in favour of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan along with their applications failing which their applications will be turned down. Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of the Department of Computer Science according to the prescribed admission schedule and will not be communicated by post or any other means.
BS (IT)
Four-Year Degree Program {Bachelor of Science in Information Technology} 133+ credit hours spread over 8 semesters. Equivalent to MIT/M.Sc. Information Technology (16 years education) Eligibility: F.Sc. Pre-Engineering/Pre-Medical, Intermediate with Computer Science/General Science/Commerce or equivalent with 45% aggregate marks.
Telecommunication Programs
We live in an environment where telecommunications play a very important role. How we do business, how we spend our leisure time and how we view ourselves is determined by our global telecommunication systems. If you choose a telecommunications degree you will find that you have a wide choice of specializations. Training in telecommunications will give you the skills you will need to advance in a quickly expanding job market. You will be working in an exciting field which is constantly making breakthroughs. You could set up your own business or work for a long established multinational company. Telecommunication System programs provide you training in the necessary skills including the application of computer technology in telecommunications, how the digital age is applied in the field, fiber optic technology, amplitude and frequency modulation and of course the Internet. Those of you who already have experience in electronics and information technology are already at an advantage and you can expect to
Admission Criteria
A student who qualifies the Aptitude/Entry Test will be considered for admission to the appropriate program according to the following merit criteria.
BS(CS) & BS(IT) Programs

Forty percent (40%) weightage to marks obtained in the Aptitude/Enry Test + 60% weightage (to marks obtained in intermediate + 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran).
BS (TS)
Four-Year Degree Program {Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication System} 133+ credit hours spread over 8 semesters. Eligibility: F.Sc. (with Mathematics/Physics) or equivalent with 45% aggregate marks.
BS(TS) Program
Forty percent (40%) weightage to marks obtained in the Aptitude/Enry Test + 60% weightage to (marks obtained in F.Sc. + 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran)
Admission Procedure
A candidate seeking admission to a program must apply for admission to the Department of Computer Science on the prescribed application form that is available from the Treasurer/Authorized branch of the selected banks. The duly filled-in application form must be submitted to the Department on or
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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science - BS(CS) Scheme of Studies First Year

1st Semester
Code 101 102 103 104 105 106 Subjects Credit Hours Introduction to Computer 3 Science Probability and Statistics 3 Calculus and Analytical 3 Geometry Communication Skills 3 Electronics 4 Philosophy 3 Total 19
403 404 405 406
Protocols Numerical Computing Software Engineering Computer Architecture Database Systems Total
3 3 3 3 18
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology BS(IT) First Year

1st Semester
Code 101 102 103 104 105 106 Subjects Credit Hours Web Development 3 Introduction to Information 3 Technology Pak-Islamic Studies 3 Communication Skills 3 Math for IT-I 4 Social Science Elective 3 Total 19
Third Year
5th Semester
501 502 503 504 505 506 Design and Analysis of Algorithms3 Internet Programming 4 Operations Research 3 Object Oriented Analysis 3 and Design Operating Systems Theory 3 and Concepts Distributed Database System 3 Total 19
2nd Semester
201 202 203 204 205 206 Computer programming for IT Data Communication and Computer networks Operating Systems Business Communication and Technical Writing Mathematics for IT-II Financial Accounting Total 3 3 3 3 4 3 19
2nd Semester
201 202 203 204 205 206 Computer Programming Discrete Structures Multivariable Calculus Technical and Business Writing Digital Logic Design Pak-Islamic-Ethics Studies Total 4 3 3 3 4 3 20
6th Semester
601 602 603 604 605 Theory of Automata 3 Net-centric Computing 4 Artificial Intelligence 3 Computer Graphics 3 Geographical Information System 3 Total 16
Fourth Year
7th Semester
701 702 703 704 805 Compiler Construction 3 Specialization-II 3 Specialization-IV 3 Multimedia System Development 3 Project 6/2 (spread over Two Semesters) Total 15
Second Year
3rd Semester
301 302 303 304 305 306 Object Oriented Programming Data Communication and Computer Networks Linear Algebra International Language Computer Organization and Assembly Language Financial Accounting Total 4 3 3 3 4 3 20
Second Year
3rd Semester
301 302 303 304 305 3 3 3 3 6/2 15 306 Advanced Computer 4 Programming for IT Internet Architecture and Protocols 3 Human Computer Interaction 3 Geographical Information Systems 3 Quantitative Techniques for Business 3 Database Design and Management 3 Total 19
8th Semester
801 802 803 804 805 Specialization-I Specialization-III Specialization-V Human Computer Interaction Project (spread over Two Semesters) Total
4th Semester
401 402 112 Data Structures and Algorithms Internet Architecture and 3 3
4th Semester
401 402 Data Structures and Algorithms Broadband Networks 4 3
403 404 405
Introduction to Cyberthics Software Engineering Enterprise database System Total
3 4 4 18
BS(TS)
Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication Systems BS(TS) (140 + Credit Hours)
Third Year
5th Semester
501 502 503 504 505 506 Network Operating Systems 1 + 2 Fundamentals I Telecommunication Network 3 Design Telecommunication Policy 3 and Regulations Wireless Networks 3 ATM Systems in 3 Telecommunications Statistics and Probability 3 Total 18
Third Year
5th Semester
501 502 503 504 505 506 Enterprise Systems Development 3 Information System Security 3 International Language 3 Oriented Analysis and Design 3 Elective-I 3 Data warehousing and Data Mining 3 Total 18
First Year
1st Semester
Code 101 102 103 104 105 106 Subjects Credit Hours Introduction to Structured 2+1 Programming with C++ Discrete Structures 3 Circuit Theory 3 Calculus and Analytic Geometry 3 English Comprehension 3 Islamic Studies 2 Total 17
6th Semester
601 602 603 604 605 606 Network Operating Systems Fundamentals II Telecommunications Network Managment Wireless, Cellular and Personal Cummunications Internet and Intranet Telecommunications Scalable Internetworks Telecommunications Software Design Total 1+2 3 3 3 3 3 18
6th Semester
601 602 603 604 605 606 Mobile Computing 3 Multimedia System Development 3 Artificial Intelligence 3 Information Systems Control 3 and Audit Elective-II 3 Operations Research 3 Total 18
2nd Semester
201 202 203 204 205 206 Object Oriented Programming 2 + 1 with C++ Data Structures and Algorithms 2 + 1 Electronics 2+1 Multivariable Calculus 3 Technical and Business Writing 3 Pakistan Studies 2 Total 17
Fourth Year
7th Semester
701 702 703 704 805 Course of Major Area of Study 3 Course of Major Area of Study 3 Course of Major Area of Study 3 Course of Major Area of Study 3 Project 6/2 (spread over Two Semesters) Total 15
Second Year
3rd Semester
301 302 303 304 305 306 Computer Operating Systems 3 Digital Logic Design 3 Computer Networks 3 Networking Fundamentals I 1 + 2 Differential Equations 3 Communication Skills 2 Total 17
Fourth Year
7th Semester
701 702 703 704 705 706 Telecommunications Analyst Converging Voice and Data Networks Remote Access Netowrks Internetwork Design and Troubleshooting Multi-Layer Switched Networks Advanced Topics in Wireless Communications Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
8th Semester
801 802 803 804 805 Course of Major Area of Study 3 Course of Major Area of Study 3 Course of Major Area of Study 3 Course of Major Area of Study 3 Project 6/2 (spread over Two Semesters) Total 15 401 402 403 404 405 406
4th Semester
Digital Switching 3 Introduction to 3 Telecommunication Systems Data Communication 3 Networking Fundamentals II 2 + 2 Digital Telephony 3 Linear Algebra 3 Total 18
8th Semester
801 802 803 Fiber Optic Telecommunications 3 Economics of Telecommunications 3 Project 12 Total 18 113
MCS
2-Year Degree Program {Master of Computer Science Conversion Course} 70+ credit hours spread over 4 semesters. Eligibility: B.A./B.Sc. in any of the following: Maths, Physics, Computer Science, Commerce, Statistics, Economics with 45% aggregate marks. Equivalent to BS (CS)/M.Sc. (Computer Science) (i.e. 16 years education)
application form that is available from the Treasurer/Authorized Banks. The duly filled in application form must be submitted to the Department before or the last date fixed by the University for the receipt of application forms for the Program within the University Office hours. The application form must accompany the attested photocopies of the academic and relevant documents. Incomplete applications or application forms received after due date or delivered/submitted somewhere else will not be entertained. The applicantions on Special Admission Charges seats must accompany a Bank draft of appropriate amount for the program in favour of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan along with their applications failing which their applications will be turned down. Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of the Department of Computer Science according to the prescribed admission schedule and will not be communicated by post or any other means.
Master of Computer Science (MCS) (Conversion Course) Scheme of Studies First Year
1st Semester
Code 101 102 103 104 105 106 Subjects Credit Hrs. Fundamentals of Algorithms 3 Introduction to Computer 3 Programming Database Systems 3 Automata Theory 3 Discrete Structures 3 English Comprehension 3 Total 18 Object Oriented Programming Software Engineering-I Computer Organization & Assembly Artificial Intelligence Web Programming Technical and Business Writing Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
MS (CS)
2-Year Degree Program {Master of Science in Computer Science} 30+ credit hours spread over 4 semesters (2 Semesters Course work plus thesis). Eligibility: BS (CS) 4-Year Degree (min 130 credit hours), or Master of Computer Science Conversion Course 2 Years Degree Program (min 72 credit hours) referred to as MCS or M.Sc. (CS). Equivalent to M.Phil (18 years education)
2nd Semester
201 202 203 204 205 206
Admission Criteria
A student who qualifies the Aptitude/Entry Test will be considered for admission to the appropriate program according to the following merit criteria.
MIT
2-Year Degree Program {Master of Information Technology Converstion Course} 72 credit hours spread over 4 semesters. Eligibility: B.A./B.Sc. in any of the following: Business Administration, Maths, Physics, Computer Science, Commerce, Statistics, Economics, and Bachelors of Engineering with 45% aggregate marks. Equivalent to BS (IT), M.Sc. (Information Tech.) (i.e. 16 years education)
Second Year
3rd Semester
301 302 303 304 305 306 Data Structure & Analysis of Algorithms Advanced Object Oriented Programming Operating System Concepts Computer Architecture Compiler Construction Communication Skills Total Software Engineering-II System Programming Visual Programming Computer Networks Distributed Database Systems Modern Programming Languages Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
MCS & MIT Programs

40% weightage to marks obtained in the Aptitude/Entry Test + 60% weightage to marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc. or equivalent examination including 20 marks for Hafiz-eQuran + 5 marks for each of the ComputerA/ Computer-B/Computer-G Bachelor level subjects.
M.Sc.(TS) Program
a) 50% marks in the last examination + 50% Entry Test marks (for professionals) b) 40% weightage to marks obtained in the Aptitude/Enry Test + 60% weightage to marks obtained in B.Sc. including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
4th Semester
401 402 403 404 405 406
Admission Procedure
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The Department may offer Thesis/ Project of 6 Credit Hours in Lieu of two courses of 4th Semester to suitable students.
4th Semester
401 402 403 404 Project Information Systems Control and Audit Data Warehousing and Data Mining Network Security Total 6 3 3 3 15
304 305
Telecommunication Analyst Remote Access Networks Option I Total
3 3 3 18
Master of Information Technology (MIT) (Conversion Course) Scheme of Studies First Year
1st Semester
Code 101 102 103 104 105 106 Subjects Credit Hours Computer Programming for IT 3 Introduction to Information 3 Technology and Operating Systems Financial Accounting 3 Quantitative Techniques for 3 Business Data Communication and 3 Computer Networks Business Communication 3 and Technical Writing Total 18
4th Semester
401 402 403 404 Telecommunications Software Design Scalable Internetworks Internetwork Design and Troubleshooting Project Option II Option III Total 3 3 3 6 3 3 21
M.Sc.
(Telecommunication Systems) M.Sc.(TS) (72 + Credit Hours)
First Year
1st Semester
Code 101 102 103 104 105 106 Subjects Credit Hours Introduction to Structured 2+1 Programming with C++ Introduction to 3 Telecommunication System Network Operating Systems 1 + 2 Fundamentals Data Communication 3 Computer Networks 3 Telecommunication Policy 3 and Regulations Total 18 306 307 405 406 407 408
Optional Courses
Multi-Layer Switched Networks Internet and Intranet Telecommunications Wireless, Cellular and Personal Communications Fiber Optic Telecommunications ATM Systems in Telecommunications Network Security 3 3 3 3 3 3
2nd Semester
201 202 203 204 205 206 Advanced Computer 4 Programming for IT Software Engineering 3 Database Design and Management 3 Financial Management 3 Internet Architecture and 3 Protocols Geographical Information System 3 Total 19 201 202 203 204 205 206
2nd Semester
Data Structures and Algorithms 2+ 1 Digital Switching 3 Networking FundamentalsI 1 + 2 Telecommunication Network Design 3 Digital Telephony 3 Wireless Networks 3 Total 18
Master of Science in Computer Science - MS (CS) First Year

1st Semester
Code 701 702 703 Subjects Credit Hours Theory of Computation 3 Advanced Computer Architecture 3 Advanced Operating System 3 Elective I from specialization area 3 Total 12
Second Year
3rd Semester
301 302 303 304 305 Internet Programming 4 Information Technology 3 Project Management Database Administration 3 Human Resource Management 3 Network Design and Management 3 Total 16
Second Year
3rd Semester
301 302 303 Networking FundamentalsII 1 + 2 Converging Voice and Data 3 Networks Telecommunications 3 Network Managemnt
2nd Semester
704 Theory of Programming Lnaugages 3
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Elective II from specialization area Elective III from specialization area Total
3 3 9
5: Artificial Intelligence
751 752 753 754 755 756 Design of Intelligent Systems Machine Learning Neural Networks Mathematical Reasoning Decision Support Systems Computer Vision 3 3 3 3 3 3
Second Year
3rd & 4th Semester
301 Thesis Total 9 9
6: Multimedia & Graphics

761 762 763 764 765 766 Advanced Computer Graphics Multimedia & Hypermedia System Virtual Reality Human Computer Interface Geographical Information Systems Computer Animation 3 3 3 3 3 3
Specialization Areas
1: Software Engineering
Code 711 712 713 714 715 Subjects Credit Hours Advanced Software Engineering 3 Topics in Software Engineering 3 Object Oriented Software Engg. 3 Software Quality Assurance 3 Req Analysis and Specification 3
7: Computer Science Education

771 772 773 774 775 776 Education Technology Multimedia and Hypermedia Sys. Computer Aided Instructions Web Based Education Systems Measurement of Learning Topics in Comp Science Education 3 3 3 3 3 3
2: Databases
721 722 723 724 Advanced DBMS Object Oriented Databases Web-Based DBMS Topics in DBMS 3 3 3 3
3: System Engineering
731 732 733 734 735 736 Advanced Computer Architecture Digital Signal Processing Switching and Fault Diagnosis Parallel & Distributed Computing Control System and Robotics Real Time Operating System 3 3 3 3 3 3
4: Computer Networks
741 742 743 744 745 746 Advanced Networking Network Security Topics in Computer Networking Network Transport Protocols Network Administration Network Performance Evaluation 3 3 3 3 3 3
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Department of
Physics
Established: Enrollment: Pre-requisites:
1975 BS (4-Year) M.Sc. Physics (Morning/Evening) M.S./M.Phil., Ph.D. See the relevant chart at the end. 1- BS (4-Year): F.Sc. with Maths & Physics 2- M.Sc.: B.Sc. with Physics as Elective Subject along with Mathematics at B.Sc. or F.Sc. level 3- M.S.: B.S. (4-Year) Physics 4- M.Phil.: M.Sc. (Physics, Applied Mathematics, Materials Science, Electronics) or B.Sc. (Electrical/Electronics/ Metallurgy) Engineering 5- Ph.D.: M.S./M.Phil. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Younus Nadeem Prof. Dr. Ejaz Ahmed
Academic Programs:
3. Spectroscopy Laboratory 4. Electronics Laboratory 5. Digital Electronics Laboratory 6. Computer Hardware Laboratory 7. IT and Computer Software Laboratory. The present research interests of the Department are in the fields of Crystal Growth, X-ray Diffraction, Condensed Matter Physics, Magnetic Materials, Ceramics, Glasses, Thin-Films, Semiconductors and Lasers which are being catered by the following research laboratories, Collaborative research work is being carried out in these laboratories, as detailed below:
Research Laboratories:
Thin Films Laboratory
Thin Films play an important role in Solar Cells and a large number of other devices. Facilities exist for the evaporation of various elemental and compound materials in the form of thin films. Apparatus for the electrical, dielectric and the optical characterization of these samples is also available. Research grants were awarded to the laboratory by various funding organizations such as Pakistan Science Foundation, Atomic Energy Commission etc. Supervisors: Prof. Dr. M. Younus Nadeem Prof. Dr. M. Tariq Bhatti Major Equipment: Vacuum Coating Unit, Microcomputer, Digital Gauge Meter, Muffle Furnace. Spectrophotometer. Collaboration: Pakistan Science Foundation, Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission & Higher Education Commission.
Chairman: Students Advisor:
Introduction
The Department of Physics was established along with the University in 1975. It is housed in the building called Physics Block. The Department, besides well equipped teaching and research laboratories, has its own Computer Laboratory, Seminar Library, Workshop and Lecture Theatre. The Department is conducting teaching/research at the BS, M.Sc., M.S., M.Phil., and Ph.D. levels. The information regarding M.S./ M.Phil./ Ph.D. programs can be obtained from the office of the Chairman of the department. The following teaching laboratories are being maintained in the department in which a student is required to complete a number of experiments/ practicals during studies. 1. Undergraduate Physics Laboratory 2. Modern Physics Laboratory
Materials Research Laboratory

Materials characterization is a basic tool in materials research. This laboratory is equipped with Capacitance Measuring Assembly, LCR Bridge, Electrometer and furnaces capable of maintaining a temperature of 1400 C. Currently Electrical, Dielectric and Optical properties of various materials are being studies. Supervisors Prof. Dr. M. Ashraf Chaudhry Prof. Dr. M. Younus Nadeem Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmad 117
Major equipment: Capacitance Measuring Assembly, Digibridge, Electrometer, High Temperature Furnace, LCR Bridge and High Voltage Power Supply. Collaboration: Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Higher Education Commission National Scientific Research & Development Board and Pakistan Science Foundation.
Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Laboratory

Nowadays magnetic materials are being used in domestic and industrial applications. In this laboratory, we are fabricating and characterizing soft-magnets, Ferrites and Hard-magnetic materials i.e. ALNICON, ReFe-B based magnets. Supervisors: Dr. Mazhar-ud-Din Rana Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmad Dr. Misbah-ul-Islam Major equipment: Susceptometer, Lock-in amplifier, Temperature controller, Cryostate, Melt-spinning apparatus and Furnaces. Collaboration: Kahuta Research Laboratories, Islamabad, UET, Lahore, CSSP, Punjab Univ. Lahore
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. M. Zakria Arif Major Equipment: Sampling Oscilloscopes, Laser Generator and Detector, Microcomputer, Optical Microscopes, Curve Tracing Tube, Digital Gauge Meter, Muffle Furnace, Water Baths for specimen etching. Collaboration: Pakistan Science Foundation, Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission & Higher Education Commission.
which many modern products cannot be manufactured. However, in other applications, such as decorative products, machine and cutting tools, surface engineering, gives these products an added value and therefore, improves competitiveness. Among various materials characterization tools, electrical resistivity is a simple but important tool; Work is going on to study various phase changes accompanying changes in temperature, annealing, precipitation process and recrystallization etc. using electrical resistivity measurement technique. Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Ejaz Ahmad Mr. Anwar Manzoor Rana Major Equipment: Water bath, pH Meter, Furnaces, Ultrasonic bath, High Vacuum and High Temperature Systems for Annealing, Aging and Resistivity measurements in Vacuum, Collaboration: Higher Education Commission, Pakistan Science Foundation, National Scientific and Research Development Board.
X-Ray Diffraction Laboratory

Crystal structure plays an important role in order to modify or improve various properties of materials. X-ray diffraction is a non-destructive technique used for determining the crystal structure of materials. Work is going on for the study of magnetic, ceramics, metallic and amorphous materials, A hydraulic pressing machine and some furnaces are present for the preparation of materials. Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Tahir Abbas Dr. Misbah-ul-Islam Dr. Amer Bashir Zia Major equipment: X-Ray Diffractrometer, Melt-Spinning Apparatus, Computer, Furnaces, Pressing Machine Collaboration: Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Higher Education Commission.
Crystal Growth Laboratory

The crystal growth laboratory is equipped with a crystal growth system. Single/Mixed organic crystals can be grown using Bridgeman and Czechralski techniques. Glass blowing system, thin film mounting apparatus and setup for the measurement of thermoelectric, electrical and optical properties of single crystals/thin films is also available in this laboratory. Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tariq Bhatti Dr. Javed Ahmad
Solid State Nuclear Track Detection (SSNTD) and Laser Laboratory

Experimental observation for the semiconductor lasers and the solid state nuclear track detection is within the domain of this laboratory. Research grants were awarded to the laboratory by various funding organizations such as Pakistan Science Foundation, Atomic Energy Commission etc.
Surface Engineering Laboratory

Surface engineering is a key technology in different sectors of manufacturing industry including automotive, aerospace, tooling and electronics. In many areas, such as optics, Power generation and electronics, surface engineering is an essential technology without
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Major Equipment: Crystal Growth System (Bridgeman & Czechralski Methods), Glass Blowing System, Thin Film mounting Apparatus Collaboration: Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission
Metallographic and Materials Testing Laboratory

Experimental facilities for the study of mechanical properties have been provided for Tensile testing, Brinell and Rockwell hardness testing of materials. Metallographic facilities and specimen mounting machine are also available for the metallography of materials. A metallurgical microscope equipped with camera is being used for micro structural analysis of materials. Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Tahir Abbas Dr. Amer Bashir Zia Mr. Anwar Manzoor Rana Major Equipment: Metallurgical Microscopes, Mounting Machine, Brinell and Rockwell Hardness, Testers, Hounsfield Universal Testing, Machine with Laser Printer, Polishing Machine and Chemicals, Etching of Specimens Collaboration: Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Higher Education Commission
National &International Journals. The Physics Abstracts from 1958 to 1987 are available in the Departmental Library and efforts are being made to update these. The books in the subjects of Physics and electronics are also available to the students from the Book Bank of the University on loan basis. Free of cost Internet facility is also available in the library for all the student.
Admission
The detail of seats for admission to M.Sc. (Morning/Evening) Semester-I class is given in relevant chart at the end. The admission of Semester-I class will be made by the departmental Admission Committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University/Department.
Prof. Dr. M. Younus Nadeem Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tariq Bhatti Prof. Dr. Ejaz Ahmed Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmad Dr. Amer Bashir Zia Chairman Secretary Member Member Member
Computer, Internet and Multimedia Facilities

Computer and Internet facilities are available in almost all Research Laboratories of the Department and Teachers offices. A new Computer Software Laboratory has been established which has its own small area local network and is equipped with the multimedia facilities. In addition to that research students of the Department can also use computing and internet facilities available in the Department Library.
Examination Committee:
Prof. Dr. M. Younus Nadeem Prof. Dr. M. Zakria Arif Dr. Amer Bashir Zia Chairman Member Secretary/ I.C. Exam.
Academic Programs
Zakariyan Alumni Association of Physicists (ZAAP)

Department of Physics has recently established an alumni association under the name Zakariyan Alumni Association of Physicists (ZAPP). Recently, ZAAP successfully arranged its Annual function which was attended by more than 300 Physicists. Through ZAAP, the Department remains fully aware of the services rendered to the nation by the Alumni.
a) BS
(4-Year Program)
A candidate who has passed Intermediate Examination with Science from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Pakistan or an equivalent examination recognized by the University with Physics and Mathematics as elective subjects is eligible for admission to BS in Physics (1st Semester) provided that he/she has secured at least 45% marks in the subject of Physics as well as in the aggregate of Intermediate or equivalent examination.
Physics Forum
Department of Physics has recently established a Forum on Physics with the purpose of promoting Physics in the Colleges of the region and providing them the technical and academic assistance. Recently, the Department has provided the technical services to the Laboratories of Colleges. Under Physics Forum a series of lectures have been scheduled to be delivered to College Lecturers.
Seminar Library
The Seminar Library of the Department contains more than five thousand books of various disciplines, such as Physics, I Electronics, Mathematics, Computer Science, I. Materials science & Laser etc. In addition to the scientific books, the library is also equipped with a large number of reputed
b) M.Sc. Physics
(Morning/Evening Program)
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for admission to M.Sc. Physics Semester- I Class, provided that the applicant has obtained at least 45% marks in Physics at the B,Sc. level as well as in the aggregate marks of B.Sc. Examination.
concentrated over two days a week (Saturday, Sunday) depending on the availability of the staff, and the convenience of the Department ii) There shall be no age limit.
iii. B.A/B.Sc Marks iv. Entrance Test v. Interview Total:
10 60 10 100
c) M.S./M.Phil./Ph.D
The University has recently introduced an M.Phil. leading to Ph.D. program. The entry requirement for this degree program would be a Master degree in Physics, Applied Mathematics/ Materials Science and B.Sc. Engineering (4 years after F.Sc.). Students who have successfully completed the M.Sc, degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent, in the areas of Physics, Applied Mathematics, materials Science, Electronics and B.Sc. (electrical/ Electronics/ Metallurgical) Engineering would be entitled to seek a mission in this program.
The merit will be determined as under:
Scheme of Studies
M.Sc. Physics
(Morning/Evening) 1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours PHY-301 Methods of Mathematical Physics-I 3 PHY-303 Quantum Mechanics-I 3 PHY-305 Classical Mechanics 3 PHY-311 Analog Electronics-I 3 PHY-313 Laboratory-I 3 Total 15
1. B.S. (4-Year Program)

Marks in Intermediate or equivalent examination + marks in the subject of Physics plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
2 M.Sc. (Morning/ Evening Program)

Aggregate marks of B.Sc. plus marks of Physics plus 20 marks of Hifz-e-Quran,
3. M.S./ M.Phil.
Qualifying GRE (general) test is compulsory for M.S./ M.Phil. program. Merit shall be determined as per following formula: Academic Qualification GRE/GMAT test Conducted by NTS Publications Total = = = 40% 50% 10% 100%
2nd Semester
PHY-302 Methods of Mathematical Physics-II 3 PHY-304 Quantum Mechanics-II 3 PHY-308 Thermal and Statistical Physics 3 PHY-312 Analog Electronics-II 3 PHY-314 Laboratory-II 3 Total 15
d) Ph.D.
Direct Ph.D. enrolment is available if the candidates fulfill the HEC, Pakistan prescribed criterion.
e) Diploma in Computer Hardware

(Evening Program)
The applicants must have at least F.A./ F.Sc. or equivalent qualification with minimum 2nd division from any recognized institution.
3rd Semester
PHY-401 Nuclear Physics PHY-403 Solid State Physics-I PHY-405 Atomic and Molecular Physics PHY-409 Electromagnetic Theory-I PHY-411 Laboratory-III PHY-4XX Optional-I Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
4. Ph.D.
The minimum CGP of 3.00 or Ist Division in M.S. (Physics)/ M.Phil. along with other requirements (details can be seen on HEC website) as specified by HEC is required for admission to Ph.D. program.
f) Certificate in Computer Hardware

The applicants must have at least F.A./ F.Sc. or equivalent qualification with 2nd division from any recognized institution. Note: i) The Evening Programs are run under semester system and could be spread over a whole week or
5. Diploma in Computer Hardware/ Certificate in Computer Hardware

Thc admission merit will be according to the following criterian. i. Matric Marks 10 ii. F.A/F.Sc Marks 10
4th Semester
PHY-402 Computational Physics PHY-404 Solid State Physics-II PHY-410 Electromagnetic Theory-II PHY-4XX Optional-II PHY-4XX Optional-III OR PHY-4XX *Thesis Total 3 3 3 3 3 6 15
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M.S./M.Phil/Physics Curriculum (2-Years/4 semesters)

Scheme of Studies
Course work (Ist & 2nd Semester) = 24 credit hours Research Thesis (3rd & 4th Semester) = 6 credit hours Total: = 30 credit hours
Compulsory/Core Courses
Code Title Credit Hours Phy. 501 Methods of Mathematical Physics 3 Phy. 502 Methods and Techniques of Experimental Physics 3
Phy. 523 Micro-Electronics and SemiConductor Devices Phy. 524 Images and Signal Processing Phy. 525 Applied Nuclear Physics Phy. 526 Group Theory Phy. 527 Particle Physics Phy. 528 Magnetic Materials Phy. 529 Renewable Energy Resources Phy. 530 Conduction in Solids Phy. 531 Advanced Medical Physics. Phy. 532 Soil Physics Phy. 533 Environmental and Atmospheric Physics Phy. 534 Semi-conductor Physics Phy. 535 Hard Magnetic Alloys Phy. 536 Semi-conductor Laser Phy. 537 Principles of Lasers Phy. 538 Superconductivity
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Note: New courses may be added in the list subject to the availability of the expertise.
Optional Courses (six courses out of the following are to be taken)

Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. Phy. 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 Electrodynamics Quantum Electrodynamics Solid State Physics Solid State Theory Material Science - I Material Science II Atomic and Electron Physics - I Atomics and Electron Physics II Advanced Nuclear Theory - I Advanced Nuclear Theory - II Quantum Field Theory I Quantum Field Theory - II Laser Physics I Laser Physics - II Plasma Physics - I Plasma Physics - II Computational Physics - I Computational Physics - II Physics of Non-linear Systems Advanced Techniques of Experimental Physics. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Ph.D. Courses
List of Ph.D Courses

Each course is of 3 Credit Hours. PHY-701 Thin Film Physics PHY-702 High Vacuum Technology PHY-703 Crystallography & Structure Analysis PHY-704 Magnetic Oxide Materials PHY-705 Electronic Theory of Alloys PHY-706 Physics of Solar Cells PHY-707 Chalcopyrite Semiconductor PHY-708 Optical Communication PHY-709 Phase Transformation in Solids PHY-710 Photovoltiac Componds PHY-711 Dielectric Properties of Materials. PHY-712 X-Ray Flourecscence PHY-713 Structural Thermodynamics of Alloys PHY-714 Permanent Magnetic Materials -I PHY-715 Inorganic Glass Systems
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Institute of
Bio-Technology
Established: Academic Programs: Enrolment: Pre requisites for: 2006 M.Sc./M.Phil./Ph.D. See the relevant chart at the end. M.Sc. B.Sc. (2-Year with Botany, Zoology & Chemistry) MS/M.Phil./Ph.D. M.Sc. Bio-Technology BS (4-Year) or M.Sc (2-Year in Relevant Subject) MBBS BDS B. Pharm (4-Year) Pharm D DVM, B.Sc. (Agriculture) Hons. Prof. Dr. Maqsood Ahmad Dr. Muhammad Tahir Razi innovations will triple crop yields without requiring any additional farmland and water. In livestock, production of new transgenic animals will meet the future needs of protein, dairy products etc. Furthermore, animals would be more resistant to the existing diseases. In molecular Pharmacology and medicine, this technology can be used to obtain the sequence of a receptor, try to predict its 3D structure and function. New safe protein drugs, particularly by site-directed mutagenesis, vaccines, diagnostic kits, antibiotics and enzymes can be produced. The genetic based assays for specific diseases e.g. cystic fibrosis can be developed and their treatment by gene therapy would be possible. The primary objective of the Institute of Bio-technology is to produce such manpower that can contribute to the development of Pakistani economy in particular and science in general. Institute of Bio-Technology has been established with initial HEC grant of 38 million rupees. It offers M. Sc., M. Phil and Ph. D. programs of study. The Institute houses most modern teaching and research laboratories with the following equipments: Thermal Cycler (PCR) Gel Documentation System Vertical/Horizontal gel electrophoresis system Fermentor Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer Bomb Calorimeter Freeze Dryer Ultra-centrifuge machine Oven/Incubators Bench Top Centrifuges UV-Visible Spectrophotometer Laminar Flow hood Rotary evaporator Orbital shaker Hybridization oven
Director: Student Advisor:
Introduction
Biotechnology is defined as the application of scientific and engineering principles to the processing of materials by biological agents to produce goods and services. New biotechnology is synonymous with the recombinant DNA technology / genetic engineering. The era of modern biotechnology started with the discovery of restriction enzymes in 1980s. These enzymes allowed gene manipulation and transfer among diverse life forms. The completion of human genome and Arabidopsis genome projects in the year 2000 were great breakthroughs in the field of biotechnology. In the past twenty years unprecedented progress in biotechnology has been observed, which has made revolutionary impacts on every aspect of human activity such as agriculture, forestry, horticulture, livestock, health, medicine and environment. In agriculture, it is predicted that the next green revolution or more appropriately evergreen revolution/ gene revolution will be due to biotechnological innovations. One of the few certainties of the future is that the worlds population will nearly double by the year 2030. Experts assert that biotechnology 122
In addition, a bioinformatics laboratory has also been established with fifteen P-IV computers. The library of the Institute is equipped with latest and modern books on biotechnology and allied disciplines such as Biology, Genetics, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Immunology, Agriculture and Microbiology. The institute is also a subscriber of prestigious journals of biotechnology such as Nature Biotechnology, Applied Biotechnology & Microbiology and Journal of Biotechnology.
Admission
Admissions are conducted by the following Admission Committee of the Institute according to the admission criteria laid down by the University/ Institute.
BIOTECH-11 Bio techniques BIOTECH-12 Statistics and Bio Mathematics BIOTECH-13 Laboratory III BIOTECH-14 Laboratory- IV Total
2 2 2 2 15
BIOTECH-40 BIOTECH-41 BIOTECH-42 BIOTECH-43 BIOTECH-44 BIOTECH-45 BIOTECH-46 BIOTECH-47
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Maqsood Ahmad Prof. Dr. Javed Iqbal Mirza Dr. Muhammad Tahir Razi Chairman Member Member/ Secretary
Second Year
3rd Semester
BIOTECH-15 Principles of biochemical engineering 2 BIOTECH-16 Elements of Biotechnology 2 BIOTECH-17 Industrial Biotechnology 2 BIOTECH-18 Plant and animal cell Biotechnology 2 BIOTECH-19 Skills and research methodology for Biotechnologist 2 BIOTECH-20 Laboratory-V 2 BIOTECH-21 Laboratory-VI 2 Total 14
Cell and tissue culture Transgenic plants Transgenic animals Stem Cells and therapeutic cloning Gene therapy Genomics Proteomics Safety consideration for Biotechnology processes
Total Credit Hours for M.Sc. Degree = 58
M.Sc. Program
The Institute of Bio-Technology offers M.Sc. Bio-Technology (Semester System) courses of reading approved by Higher Education Commission.
Break-up of Seats
MS/ M. Phil Program

M.S/ M.Phil (2-Year) program will include two Semester of course work and two semester of research. In the first year 6-8 courses of 24 Credits hours of course work will be taught. The subjects will be based upon the expertise of the faculty. Qualifying CGPA for research will be 2.75 and candidates have to get through the comprehensive examination. Research will be carried out in 2nd year (3rd and 4th Semester) it will be of 6 Credit hours. The candidates will be required to give a seminar before submitting the research thesis.
M.Sc. Bio-Technology Program

Scheme of Studies
Outlines of Courses for M.Sc. Biotechnology (2-Year)
4th Semester
BIOTECH-22 BIOTECH-23 BIOTECH-24 BIOTECH-25 Computer and Bioinformatics 3 Environmental Biotechnology 2 Medical Biotechnology 2 Thesis/four Optional Courses 8 Total 15
First Year
1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours BIOTECH-1 Chemistry of Biological Systems 2 BIOTECH-2 Cell Biology and Genetics 2 BIOTECH-3 Amino Acids, Proteins and Enzymes 2 BIOTECH-4 Carbohydrates, Lipids and Membranes 2 BIOTECH-5 Molecular Biology 2 BIOTECH-6 Laboratory I 2 BIOTECH-7 Laboratory II 2 Total 14
Optional courses
BIOTECH-26 Protein structure, function and engineering BIOTECH-27 Advance molecular biology BIOTECH-28 Advance Immunology BIOTECH-29 Advance Microbiology BIOTECH-30 Industrial enzymology BIOTECH-31 Renewable resource technology BIOTECH-32 Agricultural Biotechnology BIOTECH-33 Waste management biotechnology BIOTECH-34 Pharmaceutical Biotechnology BIOTECH-35 Food Biotechnology BIOTECH-36 Mixed Microbial processes BIOTECH-37 Aquaculture Biotechnology BIOTECH-38 Marine Biotechnology BIOTECH-39 Biodiversity and genetic conservation
Ph.D. Program
The institute also offers Ph.D. program. The applications for registration in this program may be submitted as per schedule of the university. Interested candidates may contact the Director, Institute of Bio-Technology for further information.
Scheme of Study
The Scheme of study of the program is available at the office of the Director, Institute of Bio-Technology.
2nd Semester
BIOTECH-8 Principles of Microbiology 2 BIOTECH-9 Metabolism 3 BIOTECH-10 Genetic engineering 2
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Department of
Statistics
Established: Academic Programs: Enrolment: Prerequisites: 1975 BS (4-Year); M.Sc; P.G.D. (CP&CS); MS/M.Phil & Ph.D. See the relevant chart at the end For BS (4-Year) F.A/ F.Sc (with Mathematics) For M.Sc B.A/ B.Sc. with Statistics as an Elective subject with at least 45% marks, BBA with at least 50% marks and with Statistics in F.A./F.Sc. For MS Statisitics BS (4-Year) Statistics For M.Phil (Statistics) M.Sc (Statistics) at least 45% marks For Ph.D (Statistics) M.Phil (Statistics) at least 65% marks Prof. Dr. G. R Pasha Prof. Dr. Ijaz Iqbal laboratories with latest computers (Pentium-D), Multimedia projectors, scanners and audio-visual system. These laboratories provide all the facilities for Computing Statistics, Data Processing, Computer Programming and Data Analysis for research. Research work being done and supervised by the faculty members is analyzed in the laboratory using modern statistical packages like MINITAB, EViews, SPSS, QSB, and SAS. The modern computational/ research facilities are being provided to the faculty members, research scholars and the students of the department. The facilities are also offered to the academic staff of the university doing and supervising research in various disciplines. These labs also facilitate in composing and scanning of research work of the students to finalize their research work. The Department is connected with the university Local Area Network (LAN) Server providing Internet facilities to the teachers, research scholars and the students. Printing services on laser printer are also provided over this network. The Department has a well-established library containing a huge variety of latest books and a collection of prominent research journals in the subject. We do not believe in quantity solely but very expensive and rare quality books are also available in the library. An audio-visual system has also been acquired to exhibit recorded lectures of experts of national and international repute to the students. Study tours of the students to various Statistics Departments/ institutions and organizations are also arranged by the department as a part of their study program to highlight the importance and implementation of Statistics in practical life. The Department has been pursuing studies upto the level of M.Sc. students since its establishment. Over 1200 students have been awarded Master of Science in Statistics so far, Ph.D. Program in Statistics has been going since 1995 and three scholars have earned their doctorate degrees uptil now. The Department holds a unique position among all other institutions of Pakistan offering degrees in Statistics that it produced Ph.D. scholars whose dissertations firstly published on HEC website. The Department started M.Phil leading to Ph.D. program in 2001 on regular basis and around 10 students have earned their M.Phil. degrees. Moreover, HEC awardees are also persuing for their research as the Department also have HEC accredited supervisors among its faculty. BS 4-year program was started in 2002 and the first session is passing out very soon. The department is also going to offer MS program in
Dean & Chairman: Students Adviser:
Introduction
The Department of Statistics is one of those departments of the University that started functioning in a rented building in Gulgasht Colony with the establishment of the University in 1975. It was shifted to its present premises, the Statistics and Mathematics block at the University Campus in 1987. The Department has now been developed and can be compared with any top ranking teaching departments of the subject in any University of Pakistan. The teaching faculty of the department consists of seven teachers, five of them hold Ph.D. degree Two faculty members, at present, are pursuing their studies to the degree of Ph.D. and are expected to complete their Ph.D. degrees in near future. The Department thus has a distinction among all the universities of Pakistan with respect to number of Ph.Ds in the subject. The department has also a unique distinction of having the first HEC accredit supervisor for Ph.D., Statistics. The use of computer for rapid processing of information is the need of time. To meet this situation, the department has equipped its 124
near future. A Postgraduate Diploma of oneyear duration in Computer Programming and Computing Statistics has also been running successfully since 1993. The Department has a privilege of starting/ introducing the short courses in computer programming for the first time in the University. The Department is actively involved in research activities under the supervision of the senior faculty members of Department. The department participates enthusiastically, in all the activities for the promotion of research in the subject everywhere in Pakistan. The presentations of a variety of working and research papers, seminars, and lectures delivered by the faculty members and students at different forums are the testimony of its agility. The graduates of the department are employed in the Government, Semi Government, and Private organizations.
the subject plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
BS (4-Year) Statistics
The degree of BS in Statistics would be awarded after successful completion of the courses of reading and fulfilling the requirements as laid down by the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. The minimum duration for BS degree is four academic years.
Internship 3 Project 4 Optional Courses of Statistics 15 Total 89
Scheme of Studies
BS Statistics program contains a total of 130 credit hours. The scheme of studies is availabe with the center for undergraduate studies. A list of various courses of Statistics is given below. Code Title Credit Hours STAT-101 Introductory Statistics 4 STAT-102 Introduction to Probability Distributions 4 STAT-201 Basic Statistical Inference 4 STAT-202 Introduction to Regression Analysis and Experimental Design 4 STAT-203 Applied Statistics 4 STAT-204 Statistical Packages 3 STAT-301 Probability & Probability Distributions-I 4 STAT-302 Probability & Probability Distributions-II 4 STAT-303 Sampling Techniques-I 4 STAT-304 Sampling Techniques-II 3 STAT-305 Design and Analysis of Experiments-I 3 STAT-306 Design and Analysis of Experiments-II 3 STAT-307 Regression Analysis 4 STAT-308 Econometrics 4 STAT-309 Statistical Quality Control or STAT-310 Non-Parametric Methods 3 STAT-311 Population Studies 3 STAT-401 Statistical Inference-I 3 STAT-402 Statistical Inference-II 3 STAT-403 Applied Multivariate Analysis 3 STAT-404 Survey and Research Methods /
Note: Two courses of Semester-VII and three courses of semester-VIII will be chosen from the list of optional courses of 15 credit hours. Further there will be a project of 4 credit hours in Semester-VIII.
Allied / Supporting Courses Credit Hours Fundamentals of Computers 4 Calculus-I 3 Calculus-II 3 Calculus-III 3 Computer Programming 3 Numerical Computing/Numerical Methods 3 Economics/Sociology/Psychology/other subjects 3 Linear Algebra 3 Differential Equations 3 Compulsory Courses English Islamiat Pakistan Studies Communication Skills English Report Writing Credit Hours 3 2 2 3 3
Admission
The detail of seats for admission is given in the Chart No. I. The admission will be made by the following Departmental Admission Committee, according to the admission/ merit criteria to be laid down by the University.
Introduction to BS (4-Year) Program

Department of Statistics started 4-Year BS program in 2002 to enhance the standard of education in Statistics at undergraduate level.
Eligibility for BS (4-Year)

A candidate who has passed the F.Sc/ F.A is eligible for admission to BS (4-Year) provided that he/ she has secured at least 45% marks.
The merit shall be determined as under: Marks in F.Sc/ F.A plus 25 marks if the candidate has studied Statistics at F.Sc/ F.A level and has secured at least 45% marks in
Optional Courses Credit Hours STAT-406 Operations Research 3 STAT-407 Stochastic Processes 3 STAT-408 Reliability Analysis 3 STAT-409 Time Series Analysis and Forecasting 3 STAT-410 Decision Theory 3 STAT-411 Robust Methods 3 STAT-412 Official Statistics 3 STAT-413 Survival Analysis 3 STAT-414 Biostatistics 3 STAT-415 Data Mining 3 STAT-416 Actuarial Statistics-I 3 STAT-417 Actuarial Statistics-II 3 STAT-418 Mathematical Modeling and
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Simulation STAT-419 Categorical Data Analysis STAT-420 Fundamentals of Computers
3 3 3
with Statistics in F.A/F.Sc., are eligible for admission to M.Sc. Statistics Part-I class. The order of preference will be as under: 1) First division in BA/ B.Sc. with further order of preference as: i) Statistics and Mathematics at B.A/ B.Sc. level ii) Computer Science and Statistics at B.A/B.Sc. level iii) Statistics with any other subject at B.A/B.Sc. level, but having studied Mathematics upto F.A./ F.Sc. level iv) Statistics with any other subject at B.A/B.Sc. level without having studied Mathematics 2) Second division in B.A./B.Sc. with further order of preference as: i) Statistics and Mathematics at B.A/ B.Sc. level ii) Computer Science and Statistics at B.A/B.Sc. level iii) Statistics with any other subject at B.A/B.Sc. level, but having studied Mathematics upto F.A/ F.Sc. level. iv) Statistics with any other subject at B.A/B.Sc. level without having studied Mathematics. 3) BBA securing at least 50% marks with Statistics in F.A/F.Sc.
First year
1st Semester
Code No. Title Credit Hours STAT-500 Statistical Methods 4(3-2) STAT-501 Probability and Probability Distributions-I 3(2-2) STAT-503 Sampling and Survey Methods-I 3(2-2) STAT-505 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-I 3(2-2) STAT-513 Population Studies 3(3-0) Total 16
M.Sc (Statistics)
As mentioned earlier, the Department has been running the M.Sc program for last 31 years successfully. This is an intensive course and covers all aspects of statistical training both theoretical and practical. Keeping in view the concern and desire of the candidates belonging to the Southern Punjab, Department of Statistics has launched M.Sc Evening Program on self finance basis. This program will be helpful to those persons who could not continue their education for one or the other reasons such as service or family circumstances. The Statues and Regulations for this program regarding admission system and examination etc shall be the same as already in vogue in this Department. This program is available to every body who applies and fulfills the requirements of admission in the prospectus. The program shall start with minimum number of 30 students. Five seats in evening program will be for Postgraduate Diploma (CP & CS) holder of Statistics Department, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan.
2nd Semester
STAT-502 Probability and Probability Distributions-II 3(2-2) STAT-504 Sampling and Survey Methods-II 3(2-2) STAT-506 Data Processing & Statistical Computing-II 3(2-2) STAT-507 Design and Analysis of Experiments-I 4(3-2) One optional course from Group-I (Optional) 3(3-0) Total 16
Second Year
3rd Semester
STAT-508 Design and Analysis of Experiments-II 3(2-2) STAT-509 Statistical Inference-I 4(3-2) STAT-511 Regression Analysis and Econometrics-I 3(2-2) One optional course from Group-II (Optional) 3(3-0) (One optional course from Group-III) (Optional) 3(3-0) OR STAT-615 Theses-I (Optional) 3(3-0) Total 16
Departmental Admission Committee for M.Sc

1234Prof. Dr. G. R. Pasha Dr. Muhammad Akram Mr. Muhammad Aman Ullah Mr. Muhammad Aslam Chairman Member Member Secretary
The merit will be determined as under: Aggregate marks of B.A./ B.Sc., plus marks obtained in Statistics, plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Scheme of Studies
Eligibility
The candidates, who have passed B.A/ B. Sc. Examination, securing at least 45% marks in Statistics as an Elective subject as well as in the aggregate of B.A./ B.Sc. or who have passed BBA securing at least 50% marks 126
4th Semester
STAT-510 Statistical Inference-II 3(2-2) STAT-512 Regression Analysis and Econometrics-II 4(3-2) STAT-514 Multivariate Analysis 3(3-0) (One optional course from Group-IV) (Optional) 3(3-0) (One optional course from Group-V) (Optional) 3(3-0) OR STAT-616 Theses-II (Optional) 3(3-0) Total 16
STAT-614 Sample Survey and Report Writing 3(2-2) Note: All the courses in the 500 series are compulsory while in the 600 series are optional
The list of courses is as follows: Code Title Credit Hours STAT-701 Theory of Estimation 3 STAT-702 Linear Models and Regression Analysis-I 3 STAT-703 Hypothesis Testing 3 STAT-704 Linear Models and Regression Analysis-II 3 STAT-705 Advanced Probability Theory 3 STAT-706 Advanced Design of Experiments 3 STAT-707 Multivariate Analysis-I 3 STAT-708 Multivariate Analysis-II 3 STAT-709 Time Series and Forecasting 3 STAT-710 Categorical Data Analysis 3 STAT-711 Logical Reasoning and Research Methods 3 STAT-712 Advanced Sampling Techniques 3 STAT-713 Measure Theory 3 STAT-714 Survival Data Analysis 3 STAT-715 Applied Stochastic Models 3 STAT-716 Spatial Data Analysis 3 STAT-717 Advanced Theory of Statistics 3 STAT-718 Inference in Stochastic Processes 3 STAT-719 Bayesian Analysis 3 STAT-720 Optimization Techniques 3 STAT-721 Statistical Ecology 3 STAT-722 Medical Statistics 3 STAT-723 Analysis of Clinical Trials 3 STAT-724 Stochastic Models in Finance 3 STAT-725 Genetic Data Analysis 3 STAT-726 Generalized Linear Models 3 STAT-727 Analysis of Repeated Measures 3 STAT-728 Probability Distributions-I 3 STAT-729 Probability Distributions-II 3 STAT-730 Advanced Statistical Methods for Reliability 3 STAT-731 Bioinformatics 3 STAT-732 Geostatistics 3
Thesis/ Dissertation
In lieu of above two optional papers, a student may opt for thesis/ dissertation of 6 credit hours in consultation with the Department. Only those students who pass semester-I & II securing at least B grade may be allowed to opt for thesis/ dissertation.
Groups for Optional Courses

Optional Courses Group-I
Code No. Title Credit STAT-600 Statistical Quality Control and Reliability STAT-601 Survival Analysis STAT-602 Biostatistics and Epidemiology Hours 3(3-0) 3(3-0) 3(3-0)
MS Statistics
(2 Years program)
Aims and Objectives of MS Program 1. To motivate students to conduct statistical research independently in different fields of Arts, Science, Engineering, Medicine, Business and Arts and to meet the requirements of the market. 2. To enable students to pursue a Ph.D. program offered anywhere in the world. 3. To prepare students to be able to provide statistical counseling in any field of research. MS Statistics will contain a total of 36 Credit Hours out of which 24(12+12) will comprise course work in the first two semesters (1st year) and final two semesters will be for thesis / research equivalent to 12 credit hours. Detail of credit hours is as follows:Semester No. of Courses Credit Total Hours Credit Hours 12 12 12 36
Optional Courses Group-II

STAT-603 Non-Parametric and Robust Methods 3(3-0) STAT-604 Official Statistics 3(3-0) STAT-605 Categorical Data Analysis 3(3-0)
Optional Courses Group-III

STAT-606 Operations Research STAT-607 Decision Theory STAT-608 Bayesian Statistics 3(3-0) 3(3-0) 3(3-0)
Optional Courses Group-IV

STAT-609 Advance Theory of Statistics 3(3-0) STAT-610 Time Series Analysis and Forecasting 3(3-0) STAT-611 Theory and Applications of Nonlinear Models 3(3-0)
Optional Courses Group-V

STAT-612 Stochastic Processes 3(3-0) STAT-613 Statistics and Information Technology 3(3-0)
1st 4 3 2nd 4 3 3rd + 4th Thesis/Research Work Grand Total
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M.Phil Leading to Ph.D Program

Introduction
Statistics is a subject that appeals to every field of life for the collection, summarization and presentation of informations in the most efficient manner. It is also used in analyzing and interpreting the results and modeling of real life situations. Highly qualified and trained statisticians are, therefore, the basic need of every nation for the development of its socio-economic setup. To meet such challenges Department of Statistics started M.Phil classes in 2001. The study of M.Phil is based on two years training. During the first & second semesters, students undergo the course work and in their remaining year, they are given research task. During this period, the students are given full training of advance work and research to meet the requirements of the nation. Moreover, this M.Phil is a leading program towards Ph.D.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code Stat-701 Stat-702 Title Credit Hours Statistical Inference-I 3 Linear Models and Regression Analysis-I 3
Any two of the following: Stat-705 Design of Experiment 3 Stat-706 Applied Multivariate Analysis 3 Stat-707 Operations Research 3 Stat-708 Time Series and Forecasting 3 Stat-709 Categorical Data Analysis 3 Stat-710 Logical Reasoning and Social Research Methods 3 Total 6 + 6 = 12
2nd Semester
Stat-703 Stat-704 Statistical Inference-II 3 Linear Models and Regression Analysis-II 3
Departmental Admission Committee for (M.Phil leading to Ph.D. Program)

1234Prof. Dr. G. R. Pasha Prof. Dr. Zafar Mahmud Prof. Dr. Ijaz Iqbal Mr. Muhammad Aslam Chairman Member Member Secretary
Any two of the following: Stat-711 Survey Sampling 3 Stat-712 Measure Theory and Integration 3 Stat-713 Survival Data Analysis 3 Stat-714 Applied Stochastic Models 3 Stat-715 Spatial Data Analysis 3 Stat-716 Advance Theory of Statistics 3 Total 6 + 6 = 12 Thesis (32 Credit Hours) Grand Total 56 Credit Hours Note: In each optional paper minimum number of Students should be 5.
Eligibility for M.Phil in Statistics

Candidate who has passed the M.Sc. (Statistics) is eligible for admission provided that he/ she has secured at least 45% marks in M.Sc. (Statistics) and has qualified a test equivalent to GRE (General) organized by the HEC through a testing service such as NTS.
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Agriculture
Established: Academic Programs: (Degree Awrding Programs) i) ii) iii) iv) v) 1989 B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering B.Sc. (Hons.) Agri (Animal Sci.) M.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture Ph.D. Agriculture See the relevant chart at the end. For B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture F.Sc. (Pre-Medical) For B.Sc. (Hons.) Agri. Engg. F.Sc. (Pre-Engineering) For M.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture For Ph.D. M.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aslam Muhammad Shoaib Dr. Shakeel Ahmad laboratories (in the fields of Agronomy, Soil Science, Food Science Entomology, Plant Pathology, Forestry & Range Management, Horticulture and plant Breeding & Genetics) have been set up for conduct of practical and research work. In addition Central Postgraduate Research Laboratory and Chrysopa Research Laboratory have been established recently for postgraduate students. Moreover, construction of another academic block for Agricultural Economics and Agriculture Education & Extension Building, 75 residences have been started. The College is offering 4-Year degree program of B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture with specialization in Agronomy, Agricultural Entomology, Horticulture, Soil Science, Plant Breeding & Genetics, Animal Sciences and Marketing & Agri. Business Management. Other specializations such as Plant Pathology, Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Education & Extension etc. will be started later on as the teaching staff become available and facilities are developed. Under the directive of Governor Punjab/Chancellor, a new department of Agricultural Engineering has been established at College w.e.f. September 2004. The Department offers courses of studies leading to degree of Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering. In this degree program, the same fundamental courses are taught as in other Engineering Institution such as University of Agriculture, Faisalabad with emphasis on agricultural problems, like Water Management, Farm Machinery and Environmental Pollution etc. There are three Disciplines under the umbrella of Agricultural Engineering and Technology. i. Irrigation and Drainage. ii. Farm Machinery and Power. iii. Structures and Environmental Engineering The M.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture is offered in the disciplines of Agri. Entomology, Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Breeding & Genetics. Ph.D. program is offered in many subjects such as Agri., Entomology, Agronomy, Horticulture, Plant Breeding & Genetics and Soil Science. The programs of studies are being run under the semester system of Examination. At present the College has 39 regular and a number of visiting teachers borrowed from various Departments of the University/Agriculture Department & Institutes at Multan. Out of 39 regular teachers, 18 are holding Ph.D. degrees while Ph.D. of 12 teachers is near completion and 5 are registered for Ph.D. in various universities. 129
Principal: Secretary Admission Committee: Student Advisor/ Director Students Affairs:
Incharge Experimental Farm: Dr. Hakoomat Ali Project Director: Dr. Saeed Akhtar Scheme for the establishment of University College of Agriculture at B.Z.U., Multan. Phase-I (Revised)
Introduction
Agricultural potential and specific ecological conditions of the region led to the establishment of Agriculture College of Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan in 1989. The construction of college building started in 1990. Three academic blocks, one for the Departments of Agronomy and Soil Science, second for the Departments of Agricultural Entomology and Plant Pathology and third for the Departments of Plant Breeding and Genetics and Horticulture have been constructed. A boys hostel for 250 students and sixteen residences for staff have also been constructed. Eight Research
A Regional Research Station of Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC) has been established at the College to cover the researchable areas of Southern Punjab. An Integrated Pest Management project is also in progress with financial and technical assistance of PARC, Islamabad. Likewise, one research project on Diagnostic and Research Center of Mango was approved by the Governor / Chancellor, and then by the Higher Education Commission. In addition, about 25 research projects on various aspects of Cotton, Mango, Canola, Wheat, Vegetables and Agroforestry are under progress. A fruit, ornamental and forest plant nursery is being established for propagation of different varieties of mango, citrus and other tree species, so that in future this institution should provide leadership in the germplasm of these fruit trees not only in the Southern Punjab but also in the whole country. Agricultural Experimental Farm of 400 acres is also attached with the College for demonstration of crop production practices, and 20 acres are reserved for faculty research. Research work has been initiated on the various aspects of field crops. The emphasis is on the improvement of cropping system, weed control, insect toxicology, insecticide resistance, integrated pest management strategies and Agroforestry suited to the local conditions. The College has also developed collaboration with Pak German Institute for Co-operative Agriculture, Chak 5- Faiz and Agricultural Machinery Research Institute, Multan, Central Cotton Research Institute, Multan, Pesticides Analysis Laboratory, Multan, National Agricultural Research Center, Islamabad, Department of Agriculture and Environmental Science, University of Newcastle upon Tyre, UK and Messers Warble (Pvt.) Ltd. Multan for conducting Practicals and research on Agricultural Entomology, Crop Production, Crop Physiology, Soil Science, Horticulture and Plant Breeding & Genetics. 130
The College library has more than six thousand volumes of latest books on various disciplines of agriculture and allied sciences. It has been converted into fully airconditioned library to facilitate the readers. Higher Education Commission approved PCI (Phase I-Revised) for Rs.98.884 million for three years i.e. 2004-05, 2005-06 and 200607. Funds have been provided for Civil Works (Admin Block, Agri. Econ. And Agri. Extension Blocks, 75 Residences, Agri. Museum, Cycle Stand, Temperature Control Room, Photo Laboratory, Green House, Machinery Shed) and other than Civil Works (Books, Furniture, Office Equipment, Laboratory Equipment, Implements and Transport).
Eligibility i) B.Sc. (Hons.)Agriculture & B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Animal Sciences)

The candidates who have passed F.Sc. (PreMedical) examination securing at least 45% marks i.e. 495/1100 are eligible for admission to 1st semester of B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture class including Animal Sciences. Admission will be made after conducting Entry Test and the weightage of F.Sc. & Entry Test is with the ratio of 80:20% respectively.
Computation of Merit for

B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture & B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Animal Sciences) The merit will be determined on the basis of marks obtained in F.Sc. (Pre-Medical), plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran + Marks obtained in Entry Test. The candidate who does not appear in the Entry test will not be considered for admission. Minimum pass marks in Entry test are 40% to qualify for consideration on merit. Note:- Rs. 200/- will be charged from the candidates seeking admission in B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture including Animal Sciences as entry test fee at the time of submission of applications.
B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Animal Sciences) and B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering
Admission
Total No. of students to be admitted in 1st Semester of B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture including Animal Sciences and B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering along with the break up of seats is given in the chart printed at the end of this booklet. The following admission committee will make admission according to the admission/merit criteria announced by the University.
ii) B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering

A candidate seeking admission to the B.Sc. Agricultural. Engineering Course must have passed F.Sc. (Pre-Engineering/Licentiate from a Polytechnic Institute holding 3 years diploma from a recognized institution) securing at least 50% marks i.e. 550/1100 are eligible for admission to 1st semester of B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aslam Dr. Din Muhammad Zahid Khan Mr. Waqas Malik Mr. Muhammad Shoaib Chairman Member Member Member/ Secretary
Admission will be made after conducting Entry Test. No Separate Entry test will be conducted for Admission to B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering. The entry test conducted by UET-Lahore will also be applicable for admission to 1st Semester B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering.
Provided further that in order to avoid any hardship, the Vice-Chancellor may allow admission of such student within 10 working days after the expiry of the aforesaid period.
Uniform Semester Rules

Uniform Semester Rules as notified vide No.99 Acad/Sem/Regu/3176 dated June 14, 2004 and amendments made by the B.Z.University from time to time are applicable herewith. Copy of the same is available in the office of Principal, University College of Agriculture.
Computation of Merit for

B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering The merit will be determined on the basis of marks obtained in F.Sc. (Pre-Engineering), plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran + Marks obtained in Entry Test. Weightage of F.Sc. & Entry test is with the ratio of 80:20 respectively. The candidate who does not appear in the Entry test will not be considered for admission. Minimum pass marks in Entry test are 40% to qualify for consideration on merit.
Syllabus Outlines
For different programs, the new schemes of study are issued from time to time by the Higher Education Commission, which are approved by relevant bodies of the University and adopted by the concerned Department / College/ Institute. The latest scheme of study (in each program) is available with the office of the Principal, University College of Agriculture.
Enrollment
Each Student shall enroll himself in each semester for all the credit hours prescribed/ offered for these semesters. The schedule will be displayed on Notice Board of the College from time to time.
Re- admission
The name of regular student shall be dropped from the rolls of the college/ University, if: He / She absents himself / herself from the class without proper sanction for a period of fourteen working days. Provided that if the cause of absence for fourteen days is explained to the satisfaction of the Principal of the Constituent College concerned and such a student may be readmitted within ten working days after his name was dropped from the rolls, by the Principal.
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CENTRE FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
Introduction:
During the recent years, rapid advancement in the field of science and technology has demanded changes in the existing curricula for degree programs currently offered by various universities of the country. Accordingly, Center for Undergraduate Studies (BS 4-Year Programme) was established in 2002 in accordance with the recommendations of Higher Education Commission and National Curriculum Revision Committee. This program has been running under semester system in the disciplines of 1) Botany 2) Chemistry 3) Mathematics 4) Physics 5) Statistics 6) Zoology since September 2002. Bachelor Degree so earned by students after sixteen years of schooling will be in line with the universally accepted format of higher education and fulfills the requirements for its international recognition. After BS the students will be eligible for admission to MS program of minimum one year duration as per international practice. Broad based curricula with emphasis on general education and integrated scheme of studies has been adopted to meet the challenges of modern society. The BS-4 Years program is in parallel to those of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Engineering, and Bachelor of Agriculture where top class students of intermediate class get admission after a thorough scrutiny. This program is aimed to produce professional scientist in the said disciplines. The BS 4Year program is focused to develop the linkage between the local and foreign institutions encouraging long term sustainable scientific collaborations. In the long term the goal is to uplift the graduate programs in the national educational institutions and bring them up at par with the international standard. BS 4 year program is absolutely a new program 132
introduced with a view to enabling the students to compete with the students at International level. Right now it is being run (partially) administratively by borrowing faculty members from other departments (with diversified research interest). Knowledge of the offered major science disciplines (Botany, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Zoology) is central to academic research activities which are curiosity oriented. That is why:Curiosity is a vital parameter of the center because humans are naturally curious. Curiosity is useful to stimulate the development of greater understanding. Curiosity has two important features: It produces intellectual models of how the universe works, economizing what we need to know to act wisely under diverse conditions. It fosters technology which can make the activity of life more effective. Undergraduate Studies branches out to all sciences, Engineering and Medicine. Undergraduate Studies employs: mathematical logic deductive reasoning developed intuition careful observation designed experimentation model building intellectual extrapolation The Undergraduate Studies major provides a core of education in several areas with sufficient flexibility aiming to higher study, research and teaching.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Undergraduate Studies Center is committed to quality education. develop students understanding about the world. create logical approach through skills and tools. develop confidence in their abilities. the persuasion of truth of knowledge and its implementation.
VISION Maintain:
standard of excellent teaching. effective learning environment. quality of applied research. outstanding community services.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

Become the center of academic excellence in the country. Become more student focused. Maintain world class curricula. Hire, motivate and reward dedicated faculty members. Develop Undergraduate Program and increase research activities. Communicate and collaborate more effectively with society. Develop a service-oriented, responsive accountable administration. Develop, Maintain a Modern Department of the Campus. Diversify financial resources.
CORE VALUE
As a Center of Undergraduate Studies, we value close interactions with our students.
CURRICULUM AFFAIRS
Center for Undergraduate Studies aims to be a center of academic excellence at the local, regional and international levels. It strives to be a modern center that can offer the best education in the 21 st century. From this prospectus the center focuses on the students as the center of the educational process. To reach excellence in education, the center has started an ambitious plan for assessing the educational outcomes systematically and continuously since 2002. It meets all the requirements of 21st century in the area of quality Education, Research & Development.
Organizing Committee:
Dr. Muhammad Ali Patron in chief Director, Undergraduate Studies. Mrs. Ramna Noman Lecturer in English, Undergraduate Studies. Mr. Masood Mustafa Computer Programmer Undergraduate Studies. Advisor
Advisor
The union aims to arrange different competitions of fine arts, debates, poetry, etc. It also intends to organize plays, mushaira, discussions and different cultural activities.
GENERAL INFORMATION Degree Offered:

BS (4-Year)
Disciplines Offered:
Botany Chemistry Mathematics Physics Statistics Zoology
Extra Curricular Activities:

Besides curricula, the co-curricular activities are also indispensable for harmonizing the material environment and erudition. Such activities help in bridging the gap between academics and need to socialize the students with different aspects of society and culture. Keeping this need in mind, an organization named Peace Savers Union has been established by the students of Undergraduate Studies to encourage and provoke the creative faculty and thought process besides persuading communication skills and confidence of the students. The objective of this organization is to enlighten the students and to make them aware of the societal milieu. 133
Centre fer Undergraduate Studies
BS 4-Year in Zoology
Scheme of Studies First Year
1st Semester Code Title Credit Zoology-I Botany-I/subsidiary (Core) Chemistry-I/subsidiary (Core) English-I Islamic Studies Total 2nd Semester Zoology-II Botany-II/subsidiary (Core) Chemistry-II/subsidiary (Core) English-II Pak Studies Total Hours 3+1 3+1 3+1 3 2 17 3+1 3+1 3+1 3 2 17
Third Year
5th Semester Math Cell & Molecular Biology Biochemistry Physiology Animal Behavior Total 6th Semester Genetics Biostatistics Developmental Biology Ecology Introduction to Entomology Total 3 3+1 3+1 3+1 2 17 3+1 2+1 3+1 3+1 2+1 18
BS 4-Year in Botany
1st Semester Code Title Credit Hours English-1 3(3-0) Islamiat 2(2+0) Science Subject other than Major-I 4(3+1) Science Subject other than Major-I 4(3+1) Bot-301 Diversity of Plants 4(3+1) Total 17 2nd Semester English-II 3(3+0) Pakistan Studies 2(2+0) Science Subject other than Major-II 4(3+1) Science Subject other than Major-II 4(3+1) Bot-302 Systematics, Anatomy and Development 4(3+1) Total 17
Fourth Year
7th Semester Evolution & Principles of Systematics * Special Subject-I Fisheries Research Methodology Zoogeography & Paleontology Total 3+1 3+1 2+1 1 3 15
Second Year
3rd Semester Zoology-III Zoology-IV Botany-III/subsidiary (Core) Chemistry-III/subsidiary (Core) English-III Total 4th Semester Zoology-V Zoology-VI Psychology/or any other elective outside of major Computer Application Communication Skills Total 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3 19 3+1 3+1 3 2 2 15
8th Semester Biological Techniques & 2+1 Bioinformatics Social Work/Elective 2 Research Report/Review Report 4 Wildlife 2+1 *Special Subject-II 3+1 Internship (Optional) Non Credit Total 16 Total Credit Hours: 134
Second Year
3rd Semester Computer Application Science Subject other than Major-III Science Subject other than Major-III Bot-401 Cell Biology, Genetics and Evolution Total 4th Semester Mathematics Science Subject other than Major-IV Science Subject other than Major-IV Bot-402 Plant Physiology and Ecology Total 3(1+2) 4(3+1) 4(3+1) 4(3+1) 15 3(3+0) 4(3+1) 4(3+1) 4(3+1) 15
Note: Combination of subjects i.e. Zoology, Botany, Chemistry or Statistic or Psychology is left to individual universities but must have studied Zoology as major.
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Note: In addition Botany students are desired to study 2 other science subjects of equal credit hours as desired by the university.
BS 4-Year in Chemistry
1st Semester
Code CHEM 101 PHYS 101 MATH 101 ENG 101 Title Credit Chemistry (Physical) Physics Mathematics English (Functional) Total Hours 3 + 1* 3+1 4 2 14 Hours 3 + 1* 3+1 4 2 2 16
Third Year
5th Semester Credit Hours CHEM 301 Inorganic Chemistry 3 + 1* CHEM 303 Organic Chemisty 3+1 CHEM 305 Physical Chemistry 3+1 CHEM 307 Analytical Chemistry 3 + 1 CHEM 309 Biochemistry 2 Total 18 6th Semester Credit Hours CHEM 302 Inorganic Chemistry 3 + 1* CHEM 304 Organic Chemistry 3+1 CHEM 306 Physical Chemistry 3+1 CHEM 308 Biochemistry 3+1 CHEM 310 Computer Applications in Chemistry 2 Total 18
Third Year
5th Semester Bot-501 Biostatistics 3(3+0) Bot-502 Bacteriology and Virology 3(2+1) Bot-503 Phycology and Bryology 3(2+1) Bot-504 Mycology and Plant Pathology 3(2+1) Bot-505 Diversity of Vascular Plant 3(2+1) Bot-506 Plant Systematics 3(2+1) Total 18 6th Semester Bot-507 Plant Anatomy Bot-508 Genetics-I Bot-509 Plant Bio-chemistry-I Bot-5010 Plant Ecology-I Bot-5011 Plant Physiology-I Bot-5012 Research Methodology Humanities/Social Sciences Total 3(2+1) 3(2+1) 3(2+1) 3(2+1) 3(2+1) 1(1+0) 2(2+0) 18
2nd Semester Credit CHEM 102 Chemistry (Inorganic) PHYS 102 Physics MATH 102 Mathematics ENG 102 English (Functional) ISLS 102 Islamic Studies Total
Fourth Year
Specialization
7th Semester Credit Hours Course-I 3 + 1* Course-II 3+1 Course-III 3 CHEM 401 Industrial Chemistry 3+1 Total 15 8th Semester Course-IV Course-V Course-VI Research Total Total Credit Hours: * Credit Hours 3+1 3+1 3 6 17 128
Second Year
3rd Semester Credit Hours CHEM 301 Chemistry (Organic) 3 + 1* PHYS 303 Physics 3+1 MATH 201 Mathematics 4 ENG 201 English (Functional) 2 Total 14 4th Semester Credit Hours CHEM 202 Chemistry (Environmental) 2 PHYS 202 Physics 3 + 1* MATH 202 Mathematics 4 EGN 202 English (Functional) 2 PAKS 202 Pak. Studies 2 STAT 202 Statistics 2 Total 16
Forth Year
7th Semester Course # Title Credit Hours Bot-601 Molecular Biology 3(2+1) Bot-602 Plant Biochemistry-II 3(2+1) Bot-603 Plant Ecology-II 3(2+1) Bot-604 Plant Physiology-II 3(2+1) Bot-605 Biodiversity and Conservation 3(2+1) Bot-606 Genetics-II 3(2+1) Total 18 8th Semester Course # Title Credit Hours Bot-607 Environmental Biology 3(2+1) Bot-608 Special Paper-I* 4(3+1) Bot-609 Special Paper-II* 4(3+1) Research 4(0+4) Total 15 * Special Papers will be according to the expertise of the university.
3 + 1 means 3 theory lectures and 1 practical (3 hours) per week.
Students should be encouraged to complete 4-6 weeks of non-credit internship at industries during the last year of BS program. A successful completion of the internship shall be mentioned in the transcript.
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BS 4-Year in Mathematics
1st Semester Code Title Credit 101 Calculus I 103 Discrete Structures 105 Guest/Students Seminar I xxx Minor-A I xxx Minor-B I xxx English Structure Total 2nd Semester 102 Calculus II 104 Number Theory 106 Guest/Students Seminar II xxx Minor-A II xxx Minor-B II xxx Pakistan Studies Total Hours 3+0 3+0 1+0 2+1 2+1 3+0 16 + 2 3+0 3+0 1+0 2+1 2+1 2+0 16 + 2
Third Year
5th Semester 301 Algebra II 3+0 303 Real Analysis I 3+0 305 Numerical Analysis 3+0 307 Ordinary-Differential Eqns. 3 + 0 309 Mathematical Statistics 3+0 Total 16 + 0 6th Semester 302 Algebra III 304 Real Analysis II 306 Complex Analysis 308 Classical Mechanics 310 Mathematical Spaces Total 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 16 + 0
BS 4-Year in Physics
1st Semester Code Title Credit Hours Phy-101 Mechanics-I 3 Phy-103 Waves and Oscillations 3 Phy-105 Lab-I 1 Mathematics-I 3 English-I 3 Pak. Studies 2 * Minor-I 3 Total 18 2nd Semester Phy-102 Mechanics-II 3 Phy-104 Thermodynamics & Statistical Mechanics 3 Phy-106 Lab-II 3 Thermodynamics & Statistical Mathematics-II 1 English-II 3 Islamic Studies 3 * Minor-II 3 Total 18
Fourth Year
7th Semester 401 Mathematical Modeling 403 Partial-Differential Eqns. xxx Elective-A I xxx Elective-A II xxx Elective-B I 405 Project I Total 8th Semester 402 Functional Analysis 404 Optimization Theory xxx Elective-A III xxx Elective-A IV xxx Elective-B II 406 Project II Total 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 2+0 18 + 0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 3+0 2+0 18 + 0
Second Year
3rd Semester 201 Calculus III 3+0 203 Vector and Tensor Analysis 4 + 0 205 Computer Language 1+1 207 Guest/Students Seminar III 1 + 0 xxx Minor-A III 2+1 xxx Minor-B III 2+1 Total 14 + 3 4th Semester 202 Algebra I 3+0 204 Probability Theory 3+0 206 Numerical Computing 2+1 208 Guest/Students Seminar IV 1 + 0 xxx Minor-A IV 2+1 xxx Minor-B IV 2+1 Total 14 + 3
Second Year
3rd Semester Phy-201 Electricity & Magnetism-I Phy-203 Electronics & Modern Physics Phy-205 Lab-III Mathematics-III English-III Civilization * Minor-I Total 3 3 3 1 3 3 3 18
4th Semester Phy-202 Electricity & magnetism-II 3 Phy-204 Modern Physics 3 Phy-206 Lab-IV 1 Mathematics-IV 3 English (Communication Skills) 3 Computer Applications 2 * Minor-IV 3 Total 18
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Third Year
5th Semester Phy-301 Mathematical Methods-I Phy-303 Quantum Mechanics-I Phy-305 Classical Mechanics Phy-307 Electronics Phy-309 Lab-V Total 3 3 3 3 3 15
BS 4-Year in Statistics
1st Semester Code Title Credit Hours Stat-101 Introductory Statistics 4 Fundamentals of Computers 4 English 3 Calculus-I 3 Islamiat 2 Total 16 2nd Semester Stat-102 Introduction to Probability Distributions Calculus-II Communication Skills Economics/Sociology/other subject Pakistan Studies Total
Third Year
5th Semester Stat-301 Probability & Probability Distributions-I Stat-303 Sampling Techniques-I Stat-307 Regression Analysis Stat-305 Design & Analysis of Experiments-I Stat-309 Statistical Quality Control or Stat-310 Non-Parametric Methods Total 6th Semester Stat-302 Probability & Probability Distributions-II Stat-304 Sampling Techniques-II Stat-308 Econometrics Stat-306 Design & Analysis of Experiments-II Stat-311 Population Studies Total 4 4 4 3 3 18
6th Semester Phy-302 Mathematical Methods-II 3 Phy-304 Quantum Mechanics-II 3 Phy-306 Electrodynamics 3 Phy-308 Thermal & Statistical Physics 3 Phy-310 Lab-VI 3 Total 15
Fourth Year
7th Semester Phy-401 Nuclear Physics Phy-403 Solid State Physics-I Phy-405 Atomic & Molecular Physics Phy-407 Lab-VII ** Optional Total 8th Semester Phy-402 Computational Physics Phy-404 Solid State Physics-II Phy-406 Project ** Optional ** Optional Total Total Credit Hours: 3 3 3 3 3 15 3 3 3 3 3 15 132
4 3 3 3 2 15
4 3 4 3 3 17
Fourth Year
7th Semester Stat-401 Statistical Inference-I 3 Stat-403 Applied Multivariate Analysis 3 Stat-404 Survey and Research Methods/ Internship 3 Two Courses to be chosen from the list of optionals 6 Total 15 8th Semester Stat-402 Statistical Inference-II Project * Three courses to be chosen from the list of optionals Total Total Credit Hours: 3 4 9 16 130
Second Year
3rd Semester Stat-201 Basic Statistical Inference Calculus-III Computer Programming English Report Writing Numerical Computing/ Numerical Methods Total 4 3 3 3 3 16
* Chemistry/Geology/Geography/ Statistics etc.
4th Semester Stat-292 Introduction to Regression Analysis & Experimental Design 4 Stat-203 Applied Statistics 4 Stat-204 Statistical Packages 3 Linear Algebra 3 Differential Equations 3
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ADMISSION CRITERIA
ELIGIBILITY
A candidate who has passed intermediate examination with science from a Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education of Pakistan or an equivalent examination recognized by the university with one elective subject corresponding to offered major discipline chosen by the candidate, is eligible for admission to BS (4-Year) in the offered major disciplines (1st semester) provided that the candidate has secured at least 45% marks in the subject of his/her chosen major discipline as well as in the aggregate of Intermediate or equivalent examination.
COMPUTATION OF MERIT
The merit shall be determined as under: Marks in Intermediate or equivalent examination + marks in the subject of Major discipline + 20 marks of Hifz-e-Quran.
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Faculty of
Veterinary Sciences
Established: Academic Programs: Enrollment: Prerequisites: Project Director: 2006 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) (5-Year) See the relevant chart at the end. F.Sc. (Pre-Medical) Dr. Tasawar Hussain Khan the merit rules and regulations laid down by the department and the university.
Admission Committee
Dr. Tasawar Hussain Khan Project Director, Faculty of Veterinary Sciences Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aslam Principal, University College of Agriculture Prof. Dr. Javed Iqbal Mirza Director, Institute of Pure &Applied Biology Chairman
Member
Secretary
Introduction
The Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan was established in 2006. The missions of the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences have human resource development to evolve strategies for sustainable development and improvement of animal sector leading to poverty alleviation through food and social security in the country and to prepare students to effectively lead the animal sector with a strong background of Veterinary Sciences. These sciences will conduct basic and adaptive research to improve animals health and productivity in systems with low and high inputs (small and commercial herds). This research will be helpful in enhancing the socioeconomic status of the rural/urban populations engaged in animal production resulting in poverty alleviation. The economic role of livestock and animals in Agricultural sector of Pakistan is highly significant. In times to come, it has to play even a more pronounced part towards improvement of national economy and poverty alleviation from rural masses. The Department would therefore, being tunned to provide their due contributions to attain these objectives. It shall fail in its duties, if the manpower which it shall generate, do not increase the productivity of animals, improve the quality of animal products to assist food security, relieve poverty from masses while maintaining physical environment and protecting human health.
Eligibility
The candidates, who have secured at least 45% marks in F. Sc. (Premedical) are eligible for admission to Doctor of Veterinary Medicine first semester.
The merit will be determined on the basis of aggregate marks of F Sc. plus 20 marks for Hafiz e Quran plus marks obtained in entry test out of 50 marks. The selective candidates will have to appear personally before the admission committee of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine along with their original documents prior to depositing their dues.
Break up of Seats
See the relevant chart at the end. Note: Rs.200/- as entry test will be charged at the time of the submission of the applications.
Syllabi of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree comprises of nine regular semesters (206 Credit hours) i.e. five years program. The syllbi / courses of reading during the nine semesters are outlined as below.
Admission in Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

There are 50 merit seats 1 reserved for Bahauddin Zakariya University teachers & 1 for employees. Admission to 1st semester will be made by the admission committee of the faculty according to
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Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code No. Title Credit Hours ANAT101 General and Systemic Anatomy 4(1-6) BLOC102 General Biochemistry 4(3-2) PHYS103 Physiology -1 4(3-2) BICS104 Biostatistics and Computer Applications 3(2-2) PPRO105 Livestock and Poultry Management 3(2-2) AQFS106 Fisheries and Aquaculture 3(2-2) BISS107 Rural Sociology 2(2-0) Total 23(15-16)
MICR403 Bacteriology & Mycology 3(2-2) PHRM404 General Pharmacology & Toxicology 4(3-2) NUTR405 Nutrient Requirements of Livestock & Poultry 3(2-2) THER406 Physiology of Reproduction 3(2-2) LPRO407 Livestock & Poultry Housing 2(1-2) Total 23(16-13)
7th Semester
CLMS701 Regional Surgery 3(1-4) CLMS702 Systemic Medicine-1 4(4-0) THER703 Reproductive Biotechnology 2(2-0) PATH704 Meat Inspection 2(1-2) MICR705 Milk & Milk Products Inspection 2(1-2) LPRO706 Equine & Camel Production 2(1-2) PATH707 Clinical Pathology 2(0-4) THER708 Reproduction Clinic -1 2(0-4) CLMS709 Medical Clinic-1 2(0-4) CLMS710 Surgery Clinic-1 2(0-4) BISS711 Islamic Studies/Ethics (for Non-Muslims) 1(1-0) Total 24(11-26)
5th Semester
PHRM501 Systemic Pharmacology & Therapeutics 4(3-2) MICR502 General & Systemic Virology 3(2-2) PARA503 Veterinary Entomology 3(2-2) NUTR504 Feed Evaluation, Formulation & Processing Technology 3(2-2) LEBS505 Livestock Economics & Business Management 3(3-0) CEDU506 Livestock Extension Education 3(2-2) LPRO507 Buffalo & Cattle Production 3(2-2) Total 22(16-12)
2nd Semester
ANAT201 Comparative Anatomy 4(1-6) ANAT202 General Histology & Embryology (Development Biology) 4(1-6) PHYS203 Physiology-II 4(3-2) BIOC204 Applied Biochemistry 4(3-2) LPRO205 Animal Genetics & Population Genetics 4(3-2) NUTR206 Principles of Animal Nutrition 3(2-2) Total 23(13-20)
8th Semester
CLM801 Systemic Medicine-II 3(3-0) CLMS802 Radiology, Shoeing & Soundness 2(1-2) THER803 Obstetrics & Genital Diseases 4(2-4) CLMS804 Medicine Clinic-II 3(0-6) CLMS805 Surgery Clinic-II 3(0-6) THER806 Reproduction Clinic-II 3(0-6) LPRO807 Livestock/Poultry Farms Operation 5(1-8) Total 23(8-32)
6th Semester
CLMS601 General Medicine 3(2-2) CLMS602 General Surgery 2(2-2) LPRO603 Sheep & Goat Production 2(1-2) PPRO604 Avian Production & Management 3(2-2) APTC605 Dairy Products & Processing Technology 3(2-2) APTC606 Meat & Slaughter House Bi-Products Technologies 3(2-2) WECO607 Lab. & Zoo Animals Welfare & Management 2(1-2) PMPH608 Pet Animals Welfare & Management 2(1-2) BISS609 Pakistan Studies 1(1-0) Total 21 (14-16)
3rd Semester
BIOC301 ANAT302 PATH303 PARA304 Molecular Biology 2(2-0) Systemic Histology 3(1-4) General Pathology 4(3-2) General Parasitology & Protozology 3(2-2) MICR305 General Microbiology & Immunology 4(3-2) NUTR306 Animal Feeds Resources/ Forage Conservation 3(2-2) LPRO307 Animal Breeding Plans & Policies 3(2-2) Total 22 (15-14)
9th Semester
CLMS901 Systemic Medicine-III 3(3-0) CLMS902 Radiology, Shoeing & Soundness 2(1-2) THER903 Obstetrics & Genital Diseases 4(2-4) CLMS904 Medicine Clinic-III 3(0-6) CLMS905 Surgery Clinic-III 3(0-6) THER906 Reproduction Clinic-III 3(0-6) LPRO907 Livestock/Poultry Farms Operation 5(1-8) Total 23(8-32)
4th Semester
PATH401 Systemic Pathology PARA402 Helminthological 140 4(3-2) 4(3-2)
Department of
Arabic
Established: Enrollment: Prerequisites: Chairman:
1985 Diploma, M.A., M.Phil. Ph.D. See the relevant chart at the end. B.A. with Arabic as Elective & optional Subject Prof. Dr. Muhammad Sharif Sialvi Dr. Abdur Rahim Associate Professor Miss Azra Perveen
Academic Programs:
head office at Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt. The Department is housed in the Language Block along with the Departments of Urdu, English and Islamic Studies. The Department has a very good collection of books on Islamic Studies, Arabic Language and Literature. The degree holders of the Department have bright chances of carrying out jobs in research, teaching and interpreting in the departments of Education, Information (Radio, T.V.), and Pakistan Embassies in the Middle East as well as Arab Embassies in Pakistan.
Students Advisor (Male) (Female)
Admission
The detail of seats for admission to M.A. Arabic Part-I class is given in the relevant chart at the end. The break up of the merit seats for M.A. Arabic Part-I is as under: 50 Seats: Candidates holding B.A. degree with Arabic as an elective or optional subject provided that they have secured 45% marks in the subject of Arabic. 5 Seats: Candidates holding Fazil-e-Arabi/Fazil-e-Dars-e-Nizami degree, provided that they have passed B.A. Examination with all the required subjects or with English only. The admission will be made by the Admission Committee of the Department, according to the admission/merit criteria announced by the University.
Introduction
The Department was established concurrently with the University in 1985. Dr. Muhammad Hasnain Naqvi was the founder Chairman of the Department, whereas Prof. S. M. Tahir Qadri, Dr. Muhammad Akram Chaudhry, Dr. Muhammad Sharif Sialvi and Prof. Dr. M. H. Naqvi remained Heads of this Department. Prof. Dr. M. Sharif Sialvi, Mrs. Izza Hassan Ibrahim (Saudi Arab National) and Lt. Col. Ali Naqi Naqvi have earned their Ph.D. degree from this Department. 33 M.Phil Scholars have also obtained their M.Phil Degrees from the Department. At present 31 M.Phil and one Ph.D. Scholars are registered and their work is in progress where as students in the first semester are 35. The Department offers 2-Year Program for M.A. in Arabic Language & Literature and 2-Year Program for M.Phil. In addition to these the Department also has the facilities for regular Doctoral Program. The Department has started a new Program of Diploma in Spoken Arabic of 9 months duration from the last academic session. After every three months, certificates of Primary, Secondary and Advanced level will be awarded to successful candidates. The Program is highly suitable for doctors, engineers, Para-medical staff, officials of civil, army and foreign offices, students of Arabic as well as skilled workers who wish to work in the Middle East. The details of which can be had from the Chairman of the Department. Work is also underway to finalize academic linkage with the Islamic Universities League, with its
Eligibility
For admission to M.A. Arabic Part-I class, eligibility will be determined in the following order of priority. a. The candidates who hold B.A. degree with Arabic as an Elective subject (carrying 200 marks) provided that they have secured 45% marks in the subject of Arabic as well as in aggregate. b. The candidates who hold B.A. degree with Arabic as an Optional subject (carrying 100 marks) provided that they have secured 45% marks in the subject of Arabic as well as in aggregate. c. The candidates who have passed Fazil Arabic/Fazil Dars-e-Nizami provided that they have passed B.A. Examination with all the required subjects or with English only, securing at least 45% marks in aggregate.
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The merit will be determined as under: i. Aggregate marks of B.A. plus marks of Arabic (Elective/Optional), plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Ar-608 Arabic Literature in Spain (i) Ar-609 Translation: a) Arabic to Urdu
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Admission (M.Phil)
Eligibility for Admission to M.Phil
See the prescribed admission rules for M.Phil.
4th Semester
Ar-610 Composition (2): (Essay writing) Ar-611 Classical Poetry Ar-612 History of Arabic Literature Ar-613 Arabic Literature in the Sub-Continent Ar-614 Research Methodology (Editing of Manuscripts) Ar-615 Islamic Literature (ii) Ar-616 Linguistics (ii) Ar-617 Dissertation (ii) Ar-618 Arabic Literature in Spain (ii) Ar-619 Translation: (Urdu to Arabic) Total Credit Hours 60 Note:1) First three courses of Semester 3rd and 4th are compulsory. 2) Students have to opt two courses out of the rest courses No. 603-609 in the 3rd Semester, Likewise in Semester 4th they have to opt two courses out of the rest courses No. 613-619. 3) Students who opt Dissertation are required to opt courses No. 604 and 614: (Research Methodology and Editing of manuscripts). 4) Only those students can opt Dissertation who secure 60% marks in 1st and 2nd Semester. (Details of the Courses is available in the Booklet of Syllabus provided by the University. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
ii. Percentage of the aggregate marks of Fazil Arabic/Fazil Dars-e-Nizami and B.A. plus 5 marks plus 20 marks for Hifz-eQuran.
Courses of M.Phil
1st Semester
Code Ar-700 Ar-701 Ar-702 Ar-703 Ar-704 Title Credit Hours Research Methodology (i) 3 Contemporary Arabic Language (i) 3 History of Arabic Literature 3 Criticism 3 Arabic Literature in the Sub-Continent (i) 3 Ar-705 Any Foreign Language English/ French/German/Persian/ Turkish (i) 3
Courses of M.A.
1st Semester
Code Ar-500 Ar-501 Ar-502 Ar-503 Title Credit Hours Applied Grammar (i) 3 Functional Arabic (i) 3 Modern Prose 3 Fiction (1): 3 (Short Stories and Drama) Ar-504 Composition & Interpretership from Urdu to Arabic. 3
2nd Semester
Ar-706 Research Methodology (ii) (Editing of manuscripts & Primary Sources of Arbic Literature) Ar-707 Contemporary Arabic Language (ii) Ar-708 Philology Ar-709 Rhetoric Ar-710 Arabic Literature in the Sub-Continent (ii) Ar-711 Any Foreign Language: English/ French/German/Persian/ Turkish. (ii)
2nd Semester
Ar-505 Ar-506 Ar-507 Ar-508 Ar-509 Applied Grammar (ii) Functional Arabic (ii) Classical Prose Fiction (ii) (Novels) Composition & Interpretership from Urdu to Arabic. 3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3
Note: Courses offered for Semester 1st and 2nd are compulsory.
3rd Semester
Ar-600 Composition (i): (Letters, Applications and Stories) Ar-601 Modern Poetry Ar-602 Islamic History Ar-603 Arabic Literature in the Sub-Continent (i) Ar-604 Research Methodology (i) Ar-605 Islamic Literature (i) Ar-606 Linguistics (i) Ar-607 Dissertation (i) 142 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Note: First three courses are compulsory in each semester. Students are requested to opt any one of the courses No.703 to 705 in the 1st semester and likewise any one out of the courses No.709 to 711 in the 2nd semester.
3rd & 4th Semester

The students are required to prepare a thesis carrying 200 marks provided the student has passed the course work of the both semesters.
Admission (Diploma in Spoken Arabic)

Seats in Diploma 80
Admission (Ph.D)
Admission rules for Ph.D. as prescribed by HEC.
Eligibility
Matric and above.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Sharif Sialvi Dr. Muhammad Shafqat Ullah Dr. Abuzer Khalil Chairman Member Secretary
Higher qualfications holders will be preferred.
Courses of Syllabus
IBasic Arabic Course
1234Conversation & composition Reading Skill Grammar Arabic for daily life
IIArabic Middle Course

1234Religious Literature (Quranic Verses/Ahadiths) Conversation & composition Applied Grammar (Syntax) Arabic for daily life
IIIAdvanced Arabic Course

1234Religious Literature (Quranic Verses/Ahadiths) Applied Grammar (Morphology) Translation (English/Arabic/English) Arabic for daily life.
At the completion of all three courses the students will be awarded Diploma in Spoken Arabic.
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Department of
English
Established:
1975
B.A. Joint Honors in Literature &
Academic Programs:
Linguistics (4-Years)
M.A. in English Language &
Literature M.Sc. in Applied Linguistics M.Phil. in Applied Linguistics Ph.D. Diploma in ELT Advanced Diploma in Literature Study Skills in English English for Lawyers TOEFL/IELTS preparatory course Spoken English CSS/PCS preparatory course See the relevant chart at the end See the relevant chart at the end Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal Dr. Saiqa Imtiaz Asif Naveed Ahmad Chaudhry
The Department has started M.Phil. Program in Linguistics so that the aspiring candidates may be able to carry out doctoral research for which M.Phil. is a necessary condition. This program is meant for rigorous training in the field of linguistics. Currently, 31 candidates are registered for the Ph.D. program. Information regarding M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs may be obtained from the Chairman of the Department. Advanced diploma in literature is meant for the students who have already earned their Masters degree and want to update their knowledge to acquaint themselves with recent developments in the field of literature and critical theory. Spoken English program is aimed at improving the communicative competence of students. The Department also offers tailor-made courses to cater to the needs of people belonging to different professions and institutions. In order to help the university students cope with the problems which they face while studying their respective subjects in English, the Department has introduced a course on Study Skills for English which will not only give them training in study skills but will also be helpful in improving their proficiency in English Language.
Enrollment: Morning: Evening: Chairman: Students Advisors Female: Male:
Research Profile of Teachers

Dr. Zafar Iqbals main interest lies in the area of dictionary making for non-native speakers of English. He has written papers on several aspects of lexicology, lexicography, and applied linguistics. Five doctoral researches are carrying out research under his supervision in the field of ESP, language varieties, contrastive analysis, and lexicology. Dr. Mubina Talat has published several papers on Literary and nonLiterary use of English in Pakistan, Post-colonial writing, Gender and Feminism, Literary Criticism and Pakistani English. Her other research interests include, stylistics, reading skills in second language and language pedagogy. Dr. Shirin Zubair has twenty one years of teaching, teacher-training and research experience. She earned her Ph..D from Cardiff University, UK and has been a Fulbright scholar at University of Texas, Austin. Her main research interests include language and literacy in multilingual communities; issues of power and gender in discourse, and feminist literary criticism. She has published twenty research papers in journals and contributed book chapters on women, literacy and development in edited volumes. Recent publications include: Just a Time-pass: Acknowledgment/denial of sexual
Introduction
The Department of English at the Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, was set up in 1975 when this University came into existence. It started working in a rented building at Gulgasht Colony, Multan. In 1980, it was moved to the Institute of Languages (IOL) Block on Campus of the University. The Department offers a wide range of activities in language, literature and linguistics. The Department offers two Masters degree programs: M.A. English and M.Sc. in Applied Linguastics. M.A. English is predominantly a literature-based program, whereas M.Sc. in Applied Linguistics prepares students for effective teaching of English as a second/foreign language. Diploma in ELT is also aimed at improving the linguistic and pedagogical competance of those who have already earned Masters Degree in English Literature. 144
harassment in young womens discourse (EJ Brill: 2005); Qualitative Methods in Researching Womens Literacy (Routledge: 2004); Women religious and secular identities in Siraiki villages ( Sage: 2003); Literacies, Gender and Power in Rural Pakistan (Routledge: 2001). Dr. Farida Yousaf is interested in comparative study of literature. She has written extensively on various comparative aspects of Urdu and English Literature. American Literature is another field of her specialization. Dr. Saiqa Imtiaz Asif received her Ph.D. in Linguistics at Lancaster University, UK and M.Sc. in Applied Linguistics at the University of Edinburgh, UK. She has an extensive experience of teaching, research, teacher training and course designing. Her areas of interest include ELT, Sociolinguistics, Phonetics & Phonology and Research Methodology. She has published a number of research papers related to these areas in journals of international repute. Currently she is doing research in the field of Sociolinguistics with particular reference to the regional languages of Pakistan. Mr. Naveed Ahmad has been Fulbright research scholar at the University of Pittsburgh, USA. He has also been to the University of Edingburgh, UK for certification in teacher training. He is currently involved in research in the field of legal English and genre analysis. He has published a number of research papers in the field of applied linguistics and has presented papers in international conferences and seminars. Ms. Qamar Khushi Ijazs current research interests include ESP with particular reference to English for army personnel. She has been to the University of Leeds (UK) and subsequently to the University of Reading (UK) with regard to her academic and research persuits. She has experience in a
varity of areas related to Linguastics & Literature. She has conducted a great number of teacher training workshops and has presented papers at conferences related to Linguastics & Language Teaching. Mr. Tariq Saeed has done research in the fields of syllabus designing, corpus linguistics, and phonetics & phonology. His current research interests include ELT; ESP; language teacher education; discourse analysis; stylistics; language, power and ideology; instrumental analysis of speech; and computer assisted language learning (CALL). He is also interested in forensic and clinical linguistics. Ms. Shazra Salam is currently involved in teaching drama and Linguistics. Her research interests include: Sociolinguistics, Gender Issues, and Language, Power and Culture. Ms. Maria Khan is a new addition to the department. She is interested to specialize in literature.
video camera, TV, tape recorders, video cassette players, overhead projector for data collection and analysis.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal Prof. Dr. Farida Yousaf Prof. Dr. Mubina Talaat Chairman Member Member/ Secretary
B.A. Joint Honors in Literature and

Language (4-Year)
Eligibility:
Only those candidates are eligible to apply who have passed the Intermediate Examination from the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education or have acquired an equivalent degree recognized by the B. Z. University and have secured at least 45% marks.
Research Facilities
The department now has the distinction of having the largest number of linguists and prominent researchers at one place in the BZU, making this institution unique in the country and also an ideal place for promoting research in linguistics. There is a library in the department with a modest stock of 11000 books on linguistics and applied linguistics. It is meant to cater for research activities at higher academic levels. It should be mentioned that the main stock of books on English language and literature is available in the central library situated some yards away from the department. A Reference Collection Cell unit has been established to make relevant material readily available to research students. The department also offers the facilities of computers, multimedia projector, digital
Break-up of Seats
The detail of seats is given in the relevant chart at the end.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code ENG-110 ENG-111 ENG-112 ENG-113 ENG-114 ENG-115 Title Credit Hours Introduction to Literary Studies 3 English Grammar 3 Study Skills in English 3 Communication Skills in English 3 Pakistan Studies 3 Computer Studies-I 3 Total 18 Introduction to Language Studies Sociology
2nd Semester
ENG-121 ENG-122 3 3 145
ENG-123 Urdu Literature ENG-124 Islamic Studies ENG-125 General Science/Geography ENG-126-30 Arabic/German/French/ Japanese/Chinese/Turkish Total
3 3 3 3 18
ENG-326
Stylistics Total
3 18
Break-up of Seats
7th Semester
ENG-411 ENG-412 ENG-413 ENG-414 ENG-415 ENG-416 Short Story 3 Criticism-I 3 Post-Colonial Literature 3 Applied Linguistics 3 Text & Discourse Analysis 3 TEFL-I 3 Total 18
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code ENG-571 ENG-572 ENG-573 ENG-574 ENG-575 ENG-576 Title Credit Hours Study Skills 3 Literary Forms and Movements 3 Poetry-I 3 Novel-I 3 Linguistics-I 3 Advanced English Grammar 3 Total 18
3rd Semester
ENG-210-12 Music-I/General Maths/ Computer Studies-II ENG-213-14 Punjabi/Saraiki Literature ENG-215 World History/Education-I ENG-216 Psychology ENG-217-18 Media Studies-I/Economics/ International Relations ENG-219-20 Sociology-II/Economics-II Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 3 3 3 3 3
8th Semester
ENG-421 ENG-422 ENG-423 ENG-424 ENG-425 ENG-426 Criticism-II Canadian Literature American Literature TEFL-II ESP Corpus/Computational Linguistics Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 144
4th Semester
ENG-221 Business Studies ENG-222 Research Methodology ENG-223-25 Psychology-II/Media Studies-II/Economics-III ENG-226-27 Music-II/Philosophy ENG-228-29 Film & Theatre Studies/ Statistics/Education-II ENG-230-31 Visual Arts & Graphic Designing/Defence & Strategic Studies/ Anthropology Total
2nd Semester
ENG-577 ENG-578 ENG-579 ENG-580 ENG-581 ENG-582 Drama-I 3 Novel-II 3 Poetry 3 History of Literary Criticism 3 Linguistics-II 3 Short Story 3 Total 18
Total Credit Hours:
M.A. English
(Morning & Evening) Eligibility
The candidates who have passed B.A./B.Sc. Examination, securing at least 45% marks in aggregate as well as in English Language/ English Literature, are eligible for admission to M.A. English/M.Sc. in Applied Linguistics.
3 18
3rd Semester
ENG-621 Communication Skills 3 ENG-622 Poetry-III (Modern Poetry) 3 ENG-623 Drama-II 3 ENG-624 Novel-III (Modern Novel) 3 ENG-625 Phonetics 3 ENG-626 Stylistics 3 Total 18
5th Semester
ENG-311 ENG-312 ENG-313 ENG-314 ENG-315 ENG-316 Poetry-I Drama-I Novel-I Phonetics & Phonology Psycholinguistics Sociolinguistics Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
The merit will be determined as under: Aggregate marks of B.A./B.Sc., plus marks of English Literature/English Language plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. Admission to M.A./M.Sc. classes will be made by Admission Committee, according to the admission rules/merit criteria laid down by the University.
4th Semester
ENG-627 ENG-628 ENG-629 ENG-630 ENG-631 ENG-632 Research Methodology American Literature Modern Approaches to Literary Criticism Drama-III (Modern Drama) Prose TEFL Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 72
6th Semester
ENG-321 ENG-322 ENG-323 ENG-324 ENG-325 Poetry-II Drama-II Novel-II Morphology & Syntax Systemic Functional Linguistics 3 3 3 3 3
Total Credit Hours: 146
Thesis/Dissertation/Research Report
In lieu of courses 631 and 632, a student may opt for Thesis/Dissertation/Research Report worth 6 credit hours (200 marks), in consultation with the Department. Only those students may be allowed to opt for Thesis/Dissertation/Research Report whose C.G.P.A. is at least 3.5. ENG-555 ENG-566
Methods and Approaches; Error Analysis Language in Social Context Introduction to Literary Studies Total
3 3 3 18
Thesis/Dissertation/Research Report
In lieu of courses 631 and 632, a student may opt for Thesis/Dissertation/Research Report worth 6 credit hours (200 marks), in consultation with the Department. Only those students may be allowed to opt for Thesis/Dissertation/Research Report whose C.G.P.A. is at least 3.5.
2nd Semester
ENG-556 ENG-557 ENG-558 ENG-559 ENG-560 ENG-567 Semantics and Teaching of Vocabulary Teaching of Phonology Language Skills-II (Writing, Speaking) Grammar-I (Description of English Grammar) Practicum in Language Teaching Poetry Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
M.Sc in Applied Linguistics

Eligibility
The candidates who have passed B.A./B.Sc. Examination, securing at least 45% marks in aggregate as well as in English Language/ English Literature, are eligible for admission to M.A. English/M.Sc. in Applied Linguistics.
Post M.A. Diploma in ELT

Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code ENG-551 ENG-552 Title Study Skills Fundamentals of Language and Linguistics ENG-553 Language Skills-I (Reading, Listening) ENG-554 Language Learning Theories, Error Analysis, Methods and Approaches ENG-555 Language in Social Context (ALL COMPULSORY)
3rd Semester
ENG-601 ENG-602 Testing and Evaluation Syllabus Designing and Implementation ENG-603 Grammar-II (Pedagogical Grammar) ENG-604 Stylistics-I ENG-605 Research Methodology ENG-616 Drama Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
The merit will be determined as under: Aggregate marks of B.A./B.Sc., plus marks of English Literature/English Language plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. Admission to M.A./M.Sc. classes will be made by Admission Committee, according to the admission rules/merit criteria laid down by the University.
2nd Semester
ENG-556 Semantics and Teaching of Vocabulary ENG-557 Teaching of Phonology ENG-558 Language Skills-II (Writing, Speaking) ENG-559 Grammar-I (Description of English Grammar) ENG-560 Practicum in Language Teaching (Classroom Management, Lesson Planning, Material Development & Adaptation + Using Technologies etc.) (ALL COMPUSLORY)
4th Semester
ENG-606 ENG-607 ENG-608 ENG-609 ENG-610 ENG-617 Stylistics - II 3 ESP (English for Specific Purposes) 3 Micro-Teaching 3 CALL (Computer Assisted Language Learning) 3 Applied Translation Studies 3 Novel 3 Total 18 72
Break-up of Seats
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code ENG-551 ENG-552 ENG-553 ENG-554 Title Credit Hours Study Skills 3 Fundamentals of Language and Linguistics 3 Language Skills-I (Reading, Listening) 3 Language Learning Theories,
Total Credit Hours:
147
M.Phil (Linguistics)
Co-ordinator M.Phil Program: Dr. Saiqa Imtiaz Asif Note: For details, see Admission Rules & Regulations of the University.
3rd Semester
Weekly consultation with the supervisor(s) Fortnightly presentations on research projects Note: Participation in all the presentations and consultation sessions is compulsory.
Scheme of Studies
First Year 1st Semester
Code ENG-751 ENG-752 ENG-753 ENG-754 Title Credit Hours General Linguistics 3 Descriptive Linguistics 3 Applied Linguistics-I 3 Phonetics & Phonology 3 Total 12
4th Semester
Writing up research under the supervision of respective supervisors. Total Credit Hours: 30
Ph.D Program
For admission to the Ph.D. program, see Admission Rules and Regulations of the University.
2nd Semester
ENG-761 ENG-762 ENG-763 ENG-764 Sociolinguistics Applied Linguistics-II Approaches to Text and Discourse Analysis Research Methodology Total 3 3 3 3 12
Note: Each course carries 100 marks: a- 20% marks shall be reserved for sessional assessment: class test, quizzes, assignments, term papers, etc b- 80% marks for written examinations.
Examinations:
Mid Exam. Final Exam. 30 Marks 50 Marks
Second Year: A student who has successfully completed the first two semesters will opt for thesis of 6 credit hours (200 marks), in consultation with the department. The thesis is to be completed during the 3rd and 4th semesters i.e. the second year of the M.Phil Program.
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Department of
Islamic Studies
Established: Academic Programs: Enrollment: Prerequisites: 1982 M.A.; M.Phil.; Ph.D. See the relevant chart at the end. For M.A. B.A. with Islamic Studies For M.Phil. M.A. Islamic Studies For Ph.D. M.Phil. Islamic Studies Chairman: M.Phil Co-ordinator: Ph.D. Co-ordinator: Incharge Examinations: Students Advisor (Male) (Female) Prof. Dr. Saeed-ur-Rahman Prof. Dr. M. Akram Rana Prof. Dr. Noor-uddin-Jami Dr. Abdul Quddus Sohaib Mr. Ghulam Shams-ur-Rahman Miss. Farida Yousuf of Islamic Education. Efforts are being made to strengthen the teaching/research capabilities of the Department in view of its unique position all over the country. The degree holders of the Department have bright chances of performing their duties in legislation, research, learning and teaching.
M.A. Program
Admission
The detail of seats for admission to M.A. Islamic Studies 1st Semester is given in Chart No.1. The admission will be made by the Admission Committee of the Department according to the admission/merit criteria announced by the University.
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Saeed-ur-Rahman Mahmood Sultan Khokhar M. Idrees Lodhi Ghulam Shams-ur-Rehman Farida Yousaf Chairman Secretary Member Member Member
Introduction
The classes of M.A. Islamic Studies were started in 1982 under the administrative control of the Institute of Islamic Studies and Arabic, keeping in view the need for scholars of Islamic Education who could analyse modern sciences i.e. Economics, Philosophy, Political Science and Sociology in the light of the teachings of Islam and be able to present scientifically and effectively the truth of the revolutionary teachings of Islam in every field of life. It is the need of the time that scholars be produced who are experts of Islamic Education with an exposure to modern scientific, technological and social developments. Such scholars will be able to help in keeping a balance between modern demands and collective principles of Islam. The Institute was bifurcated by the University in two separate Departments i.e. Islamic Studies and Arabic in August 1996. The Department has tailored a 2-Year program of M.A. Islamic Studies. In Addition to masters program, the Department also has the facilities for M.Phil. and Doctoral programs. The Department at present, is housed in the Languages Block alongwith the Department of English, Arabic and Urdu. The Department has a very good collection of books on different aspects
Eligibility
Candidates holding the degree of B.A. with Islamic Studies as elective subject are eligible to apply for admission to M.A. Islamic Studies 1st Semester, if they have secured 45% marks in aggregate as well as in the elective subject of Islamic Studies. The candidates passing B.A. (Hons.) Islamic Studies with computer technology from Sheikh Zaid Islamic Center University of Punjab / Karachi / Peshawar are eligible to apply for admission to M.A. Islamic Studies Part-I class only. Note: The candidates who fail to recite/read the Holy Quran (Nazira) will not be considered eligible for admission.
The following order of priority will be observed for admission to 1st Semester of M.A. Islamic Studies. Candidates who have passed B.A. Examination with elective subject of Islamic Studies in Ist or 2nd class. The following procedure will be observed for determining the merit of the candidates holding the 149
degree of B.A. for admission to M.A. Islamic Studies 1st Semester . Total marks secured in B.A., plus marks secured in Islamic Studies (elective) plus 10 marks for Arabic (elective), plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
IS-605 Modern Muslim World 3 IS-606 Art of Seerah Writing 3 IS-607 The History of Islamic Civilization (from Umayyad age to fall of Baghdad) 3 IS-608 Computer Application 3 Note: A student will choose three elective subjects.
Eligibility
Candidates holding the degree of M.A. Islamic Studies or equivalent are eligible to apply for admission to M.Phil Islamic Studies 1st Semester, if they have secured 45% marks in aggregate.
M.A. Program
Scheme of Studies
First Year 1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours IS-501 Principles of Tafseer and History of Tafseer 3 IS-502 Principles of Hadith and History of Hadith 3 IS-503 Arabic Language and Literature (i) 3 IS-504 Study of Seerat-ul-Nabi (PBUH) 3 IS-505 Comparative Study of Religions (i) 3 IS-506 Ilme-Tajveed (i) 3 IS-609 IS-610 IS-611 IS-612 IS-613 IS-614 IS-615 IS-616 IS-617 IS-618
The following order of priority will be observed for admission to 1st Semester of M.Phil Islamic Studies. Candidates who have passed M.A. Examination of Islamic Studies in Ist or 2nd class. Criteria is mentioned in rules and regulations for M.Phil.
4th Semester
Tafseeri Literature (Compulsory) Study of Fiqh (Compulsory) Research Report (Compulsory) Modern Economic Problems and their solution Modern Islamic World Islamic Concepts of Training Ihsan-o-Tasawuf (Mysticism) Principles of Islamic Preaching and Guidance Islam and Science Ilm-ul-Kalam and Philosophy 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
M.Phil. Program
1st Semester (12 Credit Hours)
Code Title Credit Hours IS-701 Principles of Research and Editing (Compulsory) 3 IS-702 Research in Islamic studies (Compulsory) 3 IS-703 Art of Seerah Writing 3 IS-704 Sources of Islamic Studies 3 IS-705 Study of Religious Literature 3 Note: A student will choose two elective subjects.
Note: A student will choose two elective subjects.
2nd Semester
IS-507 Literature of Al-Quran (i) IS-508 Literature of Al-Hadith IS-509 Arabic Language and Literature (ii) IS-510 Research and Methodology of Research IS-511 Comparative Study of Religions (ii) IS-512 Ilme-Tajveed (ii) 3 3 3 3 3 3
M.Phil. Program
Admission
i) See the Prescribed admission rules for M.Phil. ii) The detail of seats each for admission to M.Phil is given in Chart No.1. iii) The admission to M.Phil will be made by the admission committee according to the prescribed criteria.
Second Year 3rd Semester

IS-601 Literature of Al-Quran (ii) (Compulsory) IS-602 Islamic Jurisprudence and History of Fiqh (Compulsory) IS-603 Islam and Modern Economic Thoughts IS-604 Political and Social Thoughts of Islam 150 3 3 3 3
Departmental Admission Committee

Prof. Dr. Saeed-ur-Rahman Prof. Dr. Noor-ud-Din Jami Prof. Dr. M. Akram Rana Dr. Abdul Quddus Sohaib Chairman Member Member Secretary
2nd Semester (12 Credit Hours)

IS-706 Islam and Oriental Research (Compulsory) IS-707 Ijtihadi Research in contemporary age IS-708 A Study of Trends of Islamic Thought in Sub-Continent IS-709 Application of Shariah in Pakistan 3 3 3 3
IS-710 The Evolution of Islamic Studies in Sub-Continent 3 IS-711 A Study of Allama Iqbals Islamic Thoughts 3 IS-712 Research Work on Islamic Studies in Pakistan 3 Note: A student will chose three elective subjects.
Ph.D. Program
M.Phil Scholars seeking admission in Ph.D will be registered for Ph.D. Program after passing the comprehensive Examination. He/ she will complete 18 credit hours courses (6 courses for 3 C.H each) during first year. He/ she will have to pass GRE (Subject) test or equivalent test during the completion of course work and, before he/she is registered as a candidate for submitting his/her synopsis of research.
Second Year
A student who has successfully completed the first two semesters will opt for thesis of 200 marks in consultation with the department.
3rd Semester
Fortnightly consultation with the supervisor(s) Monthly presentations in seminar on research projects.
Note: Participation in all the presentations and consultation sessions is compulsory.
4th Semester
Writing up research under the supervision of respective supervisor(s)
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Department of Urdu
Department of
Urdu
Established: Enrollment:
1975 M.A.; M.Phil.; Ph.D. See the relevant chart at the end. B.A./B.Sc. with IInd Division Dr. Rubina Tareen (M.A.) Dr. Mrs. Aqila Bashir (M.Phil) Dr.. Qazi A. R. Abid
Academic Programs:
obtained from the office of the Department. In 2005, a Persian Certificate Course was started, 40 students got admission and successfully completed the course. The students of this Department are serving as College and University teachers in Pakistan, talents of several is being utilized in media as well. Three of its prominent students, Dr.Aslam Adeeb, Dr.Farooq Mashhadi and Dr.Saleem Haidrani have earned Quaid-eAzam Scholarship and obtained Ph.D. degrees from U.K.
Prerequisites: Chairperson: Students Advisor
Research Profile of the Teachers:

Prof. Dr. Anwaar Ahmad is well known distinguished scholar. He is working in this Department for the last thirty years. He has been attached with Ankara University, Turkey as Urdu Scholar for four years from November 1995 to August 1999. He has published eleven books (Khawaja Farid kay Teen Rung, Urdu Afsana-Tehqiq-oTanqeed, Tehreek-e-Azadi mein Allama Iqbal ka kirdar, Yakja, Aik he kahani, Manto ki Bees Kahaniyan, Bedi ki Pandra Kahaniyan, Prem Chand ki Bees kahanian, Kh. Moeen-ud-din kay Dramay, Urdu Afsana eik sadi ka qissa Khutbat-e-Iqbalyat, Das Yadgar Shakhsi Kharkhy). These books show his interest in various fields of research and criticism but his main research work is in the field of Fiction and Criticism. His research in Urdu Short Story has encyclopedic standards and has been appreciated in the literary circles of sub-continent. His more than fifty research and critical articles have been published in National and International Journals. He has also won the Best teacher Award of U.G.C. (H.E.C.) in the field of Humanities for the year 2000. His eleven research students obtained Ph.D. degree. Dr. Rubina Tareens main field of interest is the study of literature in the perspective of Sufism but she is well acquainted with the new trends in literature and research. She has published ten books namely (Izhar-e-Khayal, Multan ki Adabi-o-Tehzibi Zindagi mein Sufia-ekaram ka Hisa, Tehseen-e-Sher, Khawaja Ghulam Farid Shakhsiyat aur Fun, Istlahat-e-Tassavuof, Laila kay Khatoot ,Gosha-e-Rashid main Tahqeeqi-wa-tanqidi kutab ka Isharia, Multan main Lisani Tashkeelat Ka Amal aur Doaserey Mazameen, Kho-e-Mehro Wafa Khutbat-e-Iqbalyat). Her research has been appreciated widely. She also has published her research articles in National and International Journals. She is Staff Editor of University Magazine Chanderaab. She has won HEC Best Teacher award (Humanities) for the year 2002 H.E.C. Her eight research students obtained Ph.D. degree, where as 2 such thesis are under evaluation.
Introduction
The Department was established concurrently with the University in 1975, when post-graduate classes of M.A.Urdu in Government College, Multan were shifted to the University. The University Department thus not only inherited the class but also the bright tradition of the parent Department. Syed Iftikhar Hussain Shah was the founder Chairman of the Department, whereas Prof. Dr. Kh. Muhammad Zakariya, Prof. Dr. A. B. Ashraf, Prof. Dr. Anwaar Ahmad, Professor Dr. Najeeb Jamal and Prof. Dr. Abdul Rauf Sheikh (Late) have also remained Heads of this Department. Renowned scholars, Prof. Khalil Siddiqui, Dr. Shamim Haider Trimizi, Dr. Farooq Usman and Dr. Naimat-ul-Haq have been associated with the Department as Visiting Professors. Ten teachers of this Department namely Dr. A. B. Ashraf, (Now working as Principal Pakistan Embassy college, Ankara, Turkey) Dr.Anwaar Ahmad (Meritorious Professor), Dr. Abdul Rauf Sheikh, Dr.Rubina Tareen, Dr. Najeebuddin Jamal (Now Professor and Dean of Arts in Islamia University Bahawalpur), Dr. Syed Alamdar Hussain Bokhari (Now Dean Faculty of Arts in Sargodha University), Dr. Mrs. Aqila Bashir, Dr. Muhammad Sajid Khan, Dr.Qazi Abdul Rehman Abid, Dr. Muhammad Mumtaz Khan and Dr. Syed Amir Sohail have earned their Ph.D. degrees from this University. Thirty seven college teachers/scholars have obtained their Ph.D. degrees from this University. At present twenty two scholars are registered for the degree of Ph.D. Department of Urdu is the only department of this university whose whole faculty members hold Ph.D. Degree. The Department offers facilities for M.A., M.Phil and Ph.D. programs. Regular M.Phil Program was started from the academic session 1992-93. Till last year forty seven students have obtained M.Phil Degree. Details regarding M.Phil and Ph.D. Programs may be 152
Department of Urdu
Main focus of Dr. Aqila Bashirs research is Fiction and Feminism. The Topic of her Ph.D Thesis is The Reflection of women folk in Urdu novel. She has compiled & published three books namely: Bagmat kay ansoo, urdu nasar kay asaleeb, Urdu Novel main Taneesiat. She has published ten articles in various important journals. Dr. Muhammad Sajid Khan is keenly interested in Classical Poetry. He has completed his Ph.D. on editing Kuliyat-eGhazliat-e-Meer Taqi Meer. He has compiled a book namely Intakhabe-eGhazal. He has published five articles in important journals. Dr. Qazi Abdul Rehman Abids main areas of research are Fiction, Criticism and Mythology. He has published two books: Urdu kay Numainda Classici Ghazalgo, Urdu Afsana aur Usateer. He has published more than twenty articles in well reputed National and International Journals. He is the Deputy Editor of Research Journal of the faculty. His title of Ph.D. thesis is, Urdu Afsane Main Asateery Alaamat. Dr. Mumtaz Khan Kaliani has published three books Payee-Khoob Tar Nigaray, Intikhab-e-Ghazal, Multan Ke Kadeem Imam Bari aur Majalis-e-Aza Ke Rewayat. He also got published five research articles. His title of the Ph.D. thesis is Nigar ke Adbi Rewayat-o-Khidmat ka tahqiqi-oTanqeedi Jaiza Dr. Syed Amir Sohail has joined the department as lecturer on deputation. His main area of study and research is criticism of Prose as well as Poetry. He has published nine books namely Takhliqi Jehtain, Majeed Amjad Biaz-e-Aarzoo Bakaf, Hawala, Dewan-e-Shahidi, Mehshar-eKhayal, Urdu Kay Numainda Classiki Ghazal Go, Qurat-ul-Ain Haider-Aik Mutala, Jadeed Nasr Kay Fikry Aur Takhleeqi Rujhanat In Say Milyae. He also got published fourty three volumes of his literary book series namely Angaray. He has published eight research papers in various literary journals. He has obtained
Ph.D. degree on Jadeed Urdu Sheri Tanazar Main Majeed Amjad Ki Shairi Ka Tahqiqi-o-Tanqidi Jaiza. Dr. Shazia Ambreen has published nineteen research articles. She is earned her Ph.D. dissertation on the topic Urdu Tehqeek ki riwayat main Maulvi Abdul Haq ka muqam. Her M.Phil thesis has been published under the title Multan mein Jadeed Urdu Nazam Ki Rewayat.
Prof. Dr. Rubina Tareen Dr. Aqeela Bashir Dr. Mumtaz Kalyani Dr. M. Sajid Khan Dr. Qazi Abdul Rahman Abid
Chairperson Member Member Member Secretary
Eligibility and Merit:

The candidates who have passed B.A./B.Sc Examination securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible for admission to M.A.Urdu Part-I class. The candidates who have studied Urdu Elective/Urdu Optional will be given weightage of 40% marks of the obtained marks in aggregate.
Research Facilities:
1. The Department has a Research Library namely Professor Khalil Siddiqui Research and Seminar Library in which there are more than 10,000 rare and precious books and Journals. 2. A reference collection namely Gosha-eRashid Ahmad Siddiqui in central Library has been established only for the researchers by Prof. Latif Arif. 3. In the Library of Faculty of Islamic Studies & Languages, more than 12000 books are available on Urdu Language and Literature. These books can help the research students to meet their needs. 4. The Department is connected with National and International Libraries through Internet. 5. There is a computer Lab with 20 P IV systems in I.O.L. building with the service of internet facility.
Syllabus:
1. From session 2003-2004 the department has offered semester system. The main scheme studies is as under:
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours UD-101-C Classical Poetry (Ghazal, Qasida) 3 UD-102-C Styles of Urdu Prose writer 3 (Ghalib to Qazi Abdul Ghafar) UD-103-C History of Urdu Language & Literature 3 (Linguistics and literary trends till 18th century) UD-104-C Criticism 3 (Principles and Practical criticism) UD-105-C Afsanwi Adab (Dastan, Novel Afsana & Drama) 2 UD-106-O Afsanwi Adab (Novel & Drama) 2 UD-107-O Afsanwi Adab (Afsana & Drama) 2
Brief Introduction of M.A. Program:

Admission:
The detail of seats available in M.A.Urdu Part-I class is given in the relevant chart at the end. Admission will be made by the Departmental Admission Committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University.
2nd Semester
UD-201-C Classical Poetry (Masnavi, Marsiya, Shehr Ashoub, Nazam) UD-202-C Styles of Urdu Prose writer 3 3 153
Department of Urdu
UD-203-C History of Language and Literature (19th and 20th century) UD-204-C Criticism (Western & Urdu Critics) UD-205-C Afsanwi Adab (Dastan, Novel, Afsana, Drama) UD-206-O Afsanwi Adab (Novel, Drama) UD-207-O Afsanwi Adab (Afsana, Drama)
3 3 2 2 2 3 3 3
Thesis/Dissertation/Research Report:
After 3rd semester In lieu of two Elective papers a student may opt for thesis/ dissertation/research report of 200 marks in consultation with the department. The department will offer thesis/dissertation/ research report to limited number of students according to available research facilities in the department. Only those students will be allowed to opt for thesis/dissertation who secured B Grade in 47 credit hours courses. The break-up of marks will be as under: Thesis: 150 Paper (Principles of Research and Editing) 50
Ist Semester
Code Title Credit Hours UD 501-C Principles of Research & Editing 3 UD 502-C Principles & Tools for Criticism 3 UD 503-C Linguistics & History of Urdu Literature 3 Optional: Any one of the following: UD 504-O Classical Urdu Ghazal UD 505-O Modern Urdu Ghazal UD 506-O Modern Urdu Nazam (The study of a literary genre with sociological Background.) UD-507-O Urdu Novel (The study of a literary genre with sociological Background.) UD-508-O Urdu Short Story 3 3 3 3 3
3rd Semester
UD-301-C Special Study of Iqbal UD-302-C Modern Poetry (Ghazal and Nazam) UD-303-C Modern Prose (Autobiography, Travelogue, Humour) Optional: (any two of the following) UD-304-O Linguistics UD-305-O Creative Prose (Principles and practices) UD-306-O Asnaf-e-Adab Ka Irtiqa UD-307-O Pakistani Zabanon Ka Adab UD-308-O World Calssic (An Introduction)
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 4
Breif Introduction of M.Phil Program:

Admission:
Detail of admission seats for M.Phil Urdu Ist semester class is given in Appendix-I. Admission to Ist year class will be made by the Departmental Admission Committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University/Department.
2nd Semester
UD 601-C Practical & Applied Research 3 UD 602-C Practical Criticism 3 UD 603-C Use of Computer & Communication Skills 3 Optional: Any one of the following: UD 604-O Tradition of study of Iqbal in Urdu 3 UD 605-O Linguistics 3 UD 606-O Feminism in Urdu Literature 3 UD 607-O Urdu Literary Journals: (Nigar, Naqoosh, Funoon, Adb-e-Latif, Auraq, Sheefa) 3 UD 608-O Research in Pakistani Universities 3 UD 609-O The Tradition of enlightennment in Urdu Literature: (Special study: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, Niaz Fatehpuri, Sibt-e-Hassan, Dr. Mubarak Ali) 3
UD 610-O Tradition of Urdu Literature in Multan 3
4th Semester
UD-401-C UD-402-C UD-403-C Optional: UD-404-O UD-405-O UD-406-O UD-407-O UD-408-O UD-409-O UD-410-O Special Study of Iqbal Computer Literacy Teaching Techniques of Urdu (any two of the following) Critical History of Urdu Journalism Translation (Art and Tradition) Sociological Study of Modern Literature Tradition of Urdu Literature and Poetry in Multan Urdu Literary Magazines (History and Tradition) Study of Tradition of Urdu Literary Magazines Principles of Research and Editing Thesis
Departmental Admission Committee:

Prof. Dr. Rubina Tareen Prof. Dr.Anwar Ahmad Dr. Aqeela Bashir Dr. Qazi Abid Chairperson Member Member Secretary

See the prescribed admission rules for M.Phil.
Out Line of Syllabus

The duration of the course will be 2-Year, (30 credit hours) there will be three compulsory and one optional course in each semester comprising 400 marks. After the completion of course work in two semester (24 credit hours) successful candidates will write a dissertation comprising 200 marks (6 credit hours).
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Department of Seraiki
Department of
Seraiki
Established: Enrollment: Prerequisites: Chairman:
2006 M.A.; M.Phil.; Ph.D. See the relevant chart at the end. B.A./B.Sc. with IInd Division Prof. Dr. Anwaar Ahmad Muhammad Ajmal Mahaar
Programs of Studies:
iv. Kuliyat-e-Asad Multani 4. Introduced the Syllabus of Seraiki at the level of B.A., M.A.
Establishment Department of Seraiki

Department of Seraiki has been established by the syndicate on 2021-05-2006 as well as it PC-I duly approved by HEC for the construction of new building. The Department intends to start regular classes in Seraiki at the level of M.A., M.Phil and Ph.D.
Students Advisor
M.A. Seraiki Program:

B.A. & B.Sc. 2nd Division + 20 Marks for the candidates who have passed B.A.(Seraiki Elective/Optional) Eligibility and Merit:
Introduction
Seraiki is the central language of Pakistan. It is language of millions of people of ancient Indus valley. Seraiki also has its own individuality of phonetic structure and grammar. The Socio cultural Structure also appears to be distinctive from the people of other areas of Pakistan. Seraiki literature is unique in terms of content and style. About 25 different forms of poetry are recognized such as Kafi, Doharra, Marsia, Seh Harfi, Masnavi, etc. along with a makred variety of its Folk literature, having an unexplored treasure of Folk wisdom.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester (62 Credit Hours)
Code SR-101 SR-102 SR-103 SR-104 SR-105 Title Credit Hours Fundamentals of Linguistic 3 Phonology Seraiki Grammar 3 History of Seraiki language and Literature 3 Folk Lore 3 Principles of Criticism 3
Brief History
The Seraiki Research Center (SRC) was established on 02/09/2000 by the syndicate, Dr. Anwaar Ahmad was appointed as director SRC and the center undertook certain projects: 1. The development of a small Museum and other visual catalysts to reflect the rich culture of this area. The decoration of the roof, panels of glass decoration and Kashigari are the manifestation of such vision. 2. A credible library has been raised, comprising rare books and manuscripts, donated by Late Ibn-e-Hanif, Late Mian Mumtaz Soomro, Late Allama Ateeq Fikri, Late Wali M. Wajid, Late Q.U. Shahab, Late Khalish Pir Ashabi. 3. A research cell has compiled, edited , translated and published 15 books such as. i. Janoobi Punjab kay Asaray Qadima ii. Multan Kay Qadim Imam Baray aur Majalis-e-Aza Ki Riwayat iii. Tazkara Tul Multan
2nd Semester
SR-201 SR-202 SR-203 SR-204 SR-205 Western Criticism, Modern Concepts on Criticism & Schools of criticism Classical Poetry (Religious & Mystic) Fiction (Short Story, Novel, Drama) Versified Fables ( Lutf Ali & Charagh Awan Seraiki Classical Prose 3 3 3 3 3
3rd Semester
SR-301 SR-302 SR-303 Modern Seraiki Prose Modern Seraiki Poetry Art of Translation, Seraiki to Urdu, Urdu Seraiki to English 3 3 3 155
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SR-304 SR-305
Creative Writing (Script writing for Radio & T.V. ) Fareediyat (Kafi, Poetry)
3 3
4th Semester
SR-401 Practical Criticism 3 SR-402 Socio Cultural Issues of the region & role of media. 3 SR-403 Computer Literacy & Internet 3 SR-404 Socio Linguistic 3 SR-405 Survey Report & Research 2 + 2 Note: Arrangements are under way to start M.Phil program in the next academic session.
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Institute of
Management Sciences
Established: Director: Academic Programs: 1977 Prof. Dr. Muhammad Zafarullah BBA (Hons.), BBA (IT) (Hons.) B.A. Fine Arts, B.A. Designing, MBA, MBA (IT), MBA (Exec.) MBA (Banking) PGD in Hospital Management PGD Hotel Management PGD in Office Management M.S. Leading to Ph.D. In Business Administration B.A/B.Sc./B.Com/ Professional Qualification Intermediate See the relevant chart at the end The goal of the Institute is to prepare students for a successful management career. Since its inception, the Institute has endeavoured to give its students an education that enables them to face any challenge in their professional life. Uptill now, more than 1300 students have graduated from the Institute who occupy middle and senior management positions in the hierarchy of national and multinational organizations.
Mission
The Institute has mission to impart quality education to the students to prepare them to take management position for providing leadership in the complex world of business & industry. Our courses are offered with first rate facilities, designed to serve the needs of professional people. The courses being offered at the Institute of Management Sciences are founded upon the conviction that complex management problems are best tackled using a coherent system approach. Study systems in relations to their environments, combine the perspectives of different disciplines, and are concerned with the resolution of real world problems.
Prerequisites: Master Programs Undergraduate Programs Enrollment: Students Advisor:
Morning: Mr. Khawaja Khalid Mehmood Evening: Mr. Farhan Azmat Mir Advisor Female Students: Mrs. Ruhma Khan Assistant Registrar: Mr. Allah Buksh Malik Co-ordinator: BBA (Hons.) BBA (IT) Hons. MBA MBA (IT) MBA (Banking) Mr. Khawaja Khalid Mahmood Mr. Farhan Azmat Mir Mr. Muhammad Rizwan Mr. Mushtaq Khan Mr. Abdul Shakoor Khan Khakwani
Our aims are:

To introduce the most up-to-date systems, theories and methods of decision making in Management. To provide an appreciation of the complementary nature of different systems. To enable students to make choices and decisions using systems approaches. To develop an awareness of the wider impacts of those choices and decisions in the real life situation.
Computer Education Introduction

To develop and provide professionally trained managers, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan established the Department of Business Administration in December, 1977 and classes for the first batch started on March 15, 1978. IMS is now one of the largest business school of the country with well over 800 students and a permanent faculty of 27 teachers with a large complex of buildings providing all possible facilities at one place. These, together with the congenial environment offered by a very attractive University Campus, set in unspoiled countryside, will make most memorable stay at the Campus. The Institute is first to offer computer education in whole of Southern Punjab. In 1984, a Certificate Course in Computer Applications was offered for the working people in the evening. This course was well received which led to its upgradation to an advanced Post-Graduate Diploma (PGD) in Computer Programming and Systems Analysis. This program was later on upgraded to a full-fledged MBA (MIS) degree program. Uptill now, 8 batches of MBA (MIS) students have completed their degree requirements. The MBA (MIS) program has been restructured to fulfil the needs of the market in the area of IT and introduced as MBA (IT) Program from the session 2000. A 4 year BBA (IT) Hons. program has also been introduced.
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Institute of Man agement Sciences
Faculty of the Institute

The permanent faculty of the Institute consist of 27 teachers out of which two teachers have Ph.D. degrees from reputed Universities. The teachers are highly committed and motivated. One teacher from the faculty of the Institute has gone abroad for higher education. The Institute also has a large adjunct faculty, consisting of senior teachers of other departments as well as experienced exectives from business and industry.
equiped with latest breed of computers. Each lab also has multimedia facility. All the computers in the institute are connected through a networking system. To ensure their maximum exposure to the use of computing techniques in business all the students have ready and easy access to computers. Free internet facility is also provided to the student.
their creative ideas.
Alumni
Zakarian Business Graduates Alumni is functioning to look after the interests of the Graduates passing out from the Institute work for the promotion of their alumni matters. The Alumni has more than 1000 members who elect an Executive Council and office bearers, every two years. A number of activities like conferences, seminars and social get-togethers are held at the forum. The Alumni also actively participate for the placement of the graduates and make efforts for the financial assistance of the students.
Institutes Bus Service

The Institute has two buses which ply between the campus and the city. These buses provide pick and drop facility to the students throughout the day.
Facilities
The Institute has incomparable facilities in terms of class rooms, library and computer labs. Its complex consists of large number of airconditioned well equipped class rooms, with latest furniture and audio-visual system. Multi Media System facility is also provided to demonstrate the lectures. A video library containing seminars delivered by experts on various topics are available in the Business Information Center.
Journal of Business Management

The Institute has launched an academic journal named Journal of Business Management which publishes research papers on issues of business, management & Industry.
Institutes Admission Committee

Admissions to all the Programs will be made by the Institutes Admission Committee, according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Zafarullah Mr. Muhammad Shaukat Malik Mr. Liaqat Javed Mrs. Sahar Khalil Mr. Khawaja Khalid Mahmood Mr. Muhammad Hassan Bucha Chairman Member Member Member Member Secretary
Management Link
A Management Link of the IMS is published regularly containing quality work produced by the students in the form of articles, essays, short stories, poems, features etc. both in English as well as Urdu section.
Executive Center
Executive Center has been established in the Institute which provide state of the art facilities to the students. It contains a spacious lecture theatre, a students lounge, kitchen, conference rooms and a Business Information Center.
IMS News Letter

Monthly news letters are published highlighting the activities of the institute. It also updates the students with the current changes and developments taking place in business and industry. The News Letter is circulated widely among industry and business institutions.
Business Information Center

The Business Information Centre contains more than 8000 books on various subjects of Business Administration. A number of national and international journals are subscribed. A large number of journals pertaining to various titles of Business Adminstration are available on line for the free access of the student.
Executive Club/Executive Forum

Executive Club and Executive Forum are also functioning which represent the students of the Institute. These students bodies conduct various functions and seminars in the Institute and provide opportunities to their community to participate in academic and cocurricular activities and contribute through
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Academic Calendar 2006-2007

Fall Semester 2006
Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: Result: 15th August 10th to 15th Oct. 14th to 21th Dec. 28th Dec.
Introducing Bachelor of Business Administration BBA (Hons.) 4 Years
A new B.B.A. (Hons.) 4 years Program consisting 8 semesters has been designed to develop requisite skills necessary to acquire before taking up-higher level courses to be offered in MBA. The Program offers diversity of subjects in the related area, to develop mental faculties and broaden their vision. The primary aim and underlying philosophy of the program is to focus on the promotion of management skills and competence by introducing students some of the most contemporary ideas in the area of management. The importance of developing problem solving and communication skills is emphasised, which enable students to improve their understanding to deal with complex business issues. The course integrates the cutting edge knowledge with necessary background understanding of more traditional courses, i.e. Marketing, Accounting, Finance and Human Resource Management. Students on completion of BBA (Hons.) program will be promoted to MBA program. Students on completion of BBA (IT) (Hons.) program will be promoted to MBA (IT).
Eligibility
Applicants who have passed their Intermediate examination or equivalent from a recognized Board or Institution securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for admission in BBA (Hons.) and BBA (IT) Hons. programs. Graduates are not eligible for admission in the BBA (Hons.) and BBA (IT) Hons. program.
Spring Semester 2007

Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: Result: 1 January 28th February 2nd May 15th May
st
Summer Vacation 2007

15th May to 14th August
Summer Semester 2007

Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: 1st June 30th June 30st July
Break up of Seats
A total of Sixty four seats have been provided for each program i.e. BBA (Hons.) and BBA (IT) Hons. See the enrollment chart at the end.
IT Project Viva
1st Viva Voce 2nd Viva Voce 6th & 7th Jan. 7th & 8th June
Merit will be determined on the basis of 50 percent weightage allocated to marks obtained in entry test and 50 percent weightage to marks obtained in Intermediate or equivalent examination including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Comprehensive Examination 2006

1st Intake 2nd Intake 3rd Intake 15th January 15th June 15th October
Seats on Special Admission Charges

The candidates applying against Special Admission Charges seats in BBA (Hons.) and BBA(IT) Hons. programs are required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 1,00,000/- with the application in favour of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Rs. 30,000/will be deposited in the 2nd semester and Rs. 30,000/- will be deposited in 3rd semester. If the Institute receives applications more than the number of seats on special admission charges basis, then it will be decided on merit amongst the applicants of the category. 159
Comprehensive Examination 2007

1st Intake 2nd Intake 3rd Intake 15th January 15th June 15th October
BBA (IT) Hons. 4 Years

A new program of B.B.A. (Hons.) in (Information Technology) of 4 year consisting 8 semester has been launched this year. The objective of this program is to prepare the students to apply Information Technology in decision making. The program offers excellent blend with management courses and also provides basis for higher level courses in the M.B.A.(IT) program.
Note : i. Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application. ii. The candidate applying for both BBA (Hons.) and BBA (IT) Hons. Programs will be charged Rs.300/- at the time of submission of application. The candidate once admitted will not be entitled to claim the refund of the fee paid for the seats on special admission charges and other dues, except library security.
3 4 5 6
Introduction to Sociology Cost Accounting Macro Economics Foreign Language
3 3 3 3
4th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 6 Business Communication-II Statistical Inference Fundamentals of Marketing Business Finance Principles of Management Foreign Language 3 3 3 3 3 3
i) Business Internship: 6-8 weeks ii) Comprehansive Examination: Evaluation shall be made on the basis of pass/fail. There shall be no grading or marks for comprehansive examination.
iii.
MBA after BBA(Hons.) Program

The MBA Program after 4 years BBA (Hons.) comprises of two years regular studies with 4 semesters 10 courses and a Dissertation making a total of 36 credit hours. The student shall be awarded MBA Degree provided he shall pass all courses, completion of business internship and comprehensive examination.
5th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Financial Management Marketing Management Business Research Methods Calculus Pakistan Economy 3 3 3 3 3
BBA (Hons.) Program

Course Description
The degree of BBA (Hons.) shall consists of 40 courses with 3 credit hours each along with Dissertation / Research Project of the 6 credit hours making a total of 126 credit hours.
6th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Money and Banking Consumer Behavior Human Resource Management Business Ethics Business Law 3 3 3 3 3
1st Semester
No. 1 2 3 4 5 Course Name Credit Hrs. Advanced Research Methods 3 Strategic Management 3 Managerial Economics 3 Elective-I 3 Elective-II 3
1st Semester
No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Title Credit Hours Freshman English-I 3 IT in Business 3 Pakistan & Islamic Studies 3 Introduction to Psychology 3 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 Personnel Management 3
7th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Organizational Behavior E-Commerce Operations/Production Management Elective-I Elective-II 3 3 3 3 3
2nd Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Corporate Finance Strategic Marketing Managerial Accounting Elective-I Elective-II 3 3 3 3 3
2nd Semester
1 2 3 4 5 6 Freshman English-II Business Mathematics Financial Accounting Logic Micro Economics Foreign Language 3 3 3 3 3 3
8th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Entrepreneurship Global/International Business MIS Elective-I Elective-II 3 3 3 3
3rd & 4th Semester

1 Dissertation 6
3rd Semester
1 2 160 Oral Communication-I Statistics 3 3
Note:Requirements for award of BBA(Hons) program Degree:
BBA(IT) (Hons.) Program

This program consists of 8 semesters
5th Semester
428 352 475 317 318 Financial Management Fundamental of Marketing Organizational Behavior Front-end Develpment using java Computer Networks 3 3 3 3 3
MBA(IT) after BBA-IT (Hons.) Program

This program consists of 2 semesters
Course Description
The degree of BBA(IT) Hons. shall consists of 40 courses with credit hours shown as under:-
1st Semester
Course No. 531 625 506 507 508 Course Name Credit Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3
6th Semester
319 320 405 321 322 Artistic Design & Computer Graphics Consumer Behavior Human Resource Management MIS Development English Literature 3 3 3 3 3
1st Semester
Course Course Name Credit Hrs. No. 308 English Composition/ Functional English 3 306 Basic Electronics & Digital Logic 3 303 Mathematics for Business 3 307 Introduction to IT 3 328 Introduction to psychology 3
Mangerial Economics Comparative Management Supply Chain Management Enterprise Resource Planning Data Warehousing & Data Mining
7th Semester
426 402 301 324 330 Business and Labor Laws Marketing Management Pakistan Studies/Islamic Studies E-Commerce and Website Development Banking and Financial Institutions 3 3 3 3 3
2nd Semester
650 525 509 510 511 Managerial Policy Total Quality Management Contemporary Issues in IT Wireless Applications Project 3 3 3 3 3
2nd Semester
376 327 309 310 311 Principles of Management Communication Skills Applied Calculus Introduction to Computer Programming System Analysis and Design using UML 3 3 3 3 3
3rd & 4th Semester

1 Dissertation 6
8th Semester
331 332 333 336 334 Operations Management International Business Business Research Methods Latest Trends in IT Final Project 3 3 3 3 6
3rd Semester
305 351 312 313 314 Micro Economics Financial Accounting Statistical Methods for Business-I Database Management Systems Fundamental of Software Engg. 3 3 3 3 3
Note:Requirements for award of BBA(Hons) Program Degree: i) Business Internship: 6-8 weeks ii) Comprehansive Examination: Evaluation shall be made on the basis of pass/fail. There shall be no grading or marks for comprehansive examination.
4th Semester
323 326 335 315 316 Cost Accounting Macro Economics Statistical Methods for Business-II Objective Oriented Programming using C++ Operating System & Computer Architecture 3 3 3 3 3
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Introducing MBA Program
The MBA Program offers a broad based knowledge in a number of business areas and prepares the students for versatile management careers. The full-time MBA program requires two years or four semesters of study in residence. During this period five courses (each of three credit hours) are offered in each semester. The first two semesters are utilized to build management foundation broad enough to accommodate any field of specialization a student may wish to pursue later. At the end of the second semester, all students are required to under go an eight-week Internship during the summer vacation. Specialization options are offered in the 3rd and 4th semesters. In course work and special projects assigned by the faculty, the emphasis is on the use of computer as a management tool. The courses offered in the MBA program intend to create and build new skills in the areas of Business, Organization and Information Technology by integrating a sound theoretical understanding of these areas with case studies, practical and project work.
Computation of Merit for MBA Program MBA (Finance)

The objective of this specialisation is to enhance the professional finance education of the students by relating their finance expertise to the wider issues of strategic planning and modern corporate finance. Given the importance of multi-national companies in the world economy, the option seeks to give students a thorough understanding of the role of international finance in strategic planning in the modern corporation. Different courses offered under this degree are designed to help students gain some understanding of how organizations effectively utilise their financial resources for achieving organizational goals. Merit will be determined on the basis of 50 percent weightage to be given to admission test marks and 50 percent weightage to marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./ Professional Examination including 20 marks of Hifz-eQuran.
Break-up of Seats
The detail of seats for admission to MBA program is given in the enrollment chart at the end. Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
Special Admission Charges Seats

The candidates applying against Special Admission Charges seats in MBA and MBA (IT) programs are required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 1,50,000/- with the application in favour of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. If the Institute receives applications more than the number of seats of Special Admission Charges, then it will be decided on merit from amongst the applicants. The merit will be computed in the same manner as provided in the above para.
Degree Requirements
The following are the essential requirements for the degree of M.B.A. i. Successful completion of 20 MBA courses individually, each course carrying at least three credit hours.
MBA (Marketing)
This specialisation offers students the opportunity to develop their skills, understanding and knowledge of the Marketing function both in terms of over all business policy and as a specialist field of activity. Particular attention is given to the Management of Promotion, Export Marketing and International Business and to the inter-relation between Marketing and Corporate Strategy.
ii. Maintaining a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. in all semesters and attaining a minum CGPA of 2.2 at the end of fourth semester iii. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/business/commercial organization. iv. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
Outlines of Syllabus (MBA)

The program of MBA is run under the semester system of examination. The following curriculum has been tailored for the degree.
First Year
The first year program comprising prep and two semesters includes the following courses:
Eligibility
For admission to MBA class, the candidate is required to have at least 45% Marks in B.A/ B.Sc./B.Com./ Professional Examination.
Prep Semester
The students will have to undergo a prep semester of eight weeks prior to taking up
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regular course work. In the prep semester the students will be oriented with Fundamental of Accounting, Business Stat./Math and Computer Concepts to prepare them for the advance level courses. The prep semester will be particularly helpful for the student who do not have any background in Accounting and Math/Stat.
2nd Semester
550 551 552 553 554 560 Economic Analysis 3 Business Communication 3 Human Resource Management 3 Financial Management 3 Methods of Business Research 3 Internship Non Credit
3rd Semester
600 601 602 Economic Environment of Business Operations Management Managerial Accounting Elective-I Elective-II 3 3 3 3 3
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Course No. 500 501 502 503 504 Title Credit Hours Principles of Management 3 Business Mathematics & Statistics 3 Financial Accounting 3 Computer Application in Business 3 Marketing Management 3
The students will have to undertake 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/commercial organization, after the second semester.
Two courses are to be opted from a field of specialization in the 3rd semester.
4th Semester
650 652 632 Managerial Policy Organizational Behavior International Business Elective-I Elective-II 3 3 3 3 3
Second Year
During the second year, a student takes a total of ten courses out of which four being in the opted field of specialization.
Two courses are to be opted from same field of specializations as in the 3rd semester.
Areas of Specializations
(a) Finance
610 611 612 620 660 661 676 668 700 Investment Management Financial Institutions Auditing Analysis of Financial Statements Small Business Finance International Finance Seminar in Finance Corporate Finance Dissertation
(c) Management
640 Management of Non-Profit Organization 641 Hotel Management 642 Small Business Management 643 Advance Management 690 Comparative Management 691 International Management 692 Seminar in Management
(e) Agri Business

625 Agricultural Marketing 626 Agricultural Finance 627 Farm Management 670 Agricultural Price Analysis 671 Agriculture Support Business 672 Seminar in Agri-Business
(f) Small Business Management

653 654 655 656 700 Concepts & Practices in Small Business Management Marketing in Small Business Seminars in Small Business Managment Supply Management in Small Business Dissertation
(b) Marketing
630 631 634 653 681 683 684 685 619 700 Price Management Distribution Analysis Selling Skills Export Marketing Promotion Management Sales Management Industrial Marketing Market Research Internet Application & E-Commerce Dissertation
(d) System Management

645 646 647 648 649 695 696 697 698 699 700 Management Science-I Business Forecasting Software Based Decision System Operation Research Computer Programming Management Science-II System Analysis & Design Seminar in Decision Science Data Base Management Information System Management Dissertation
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The MBA (IT) Program

The Institute of Management Sciences has been pioneer in introducing computer programming courses in this region. The first computer certificate course was introduced in 1984, which was later on upgraded to MBA (MIS) degree program. The same program was later on re-structured and introduced as MBA (IT). The primary objective of the program is to promote the development of hybrid managers. Hybrid managers are people with strong technical skills and adequate business knowledge or vice versa. They are people with technical skills and are able to work in the user areas doing line or functional jobs, but adept at developing and supplementing information technology application. The MBA (IT) students will be given a package having a blend of courses in Management, Data Bases, System Designing, Data Communication and Computer Programming. The students will also be required to do practical work in a business organization to develop a system in real life situation in addition to 6-8 weeks internship program.
Eligibility
1. The applicants must be at least graduate (bachelors in any field) with a minimum of 45% marks in B.A/B.Sc./B.Com/ Professional Exam from a recognized University to be eligible for admission in the MBA(IT) program. 2. The maximum age limit is 26 year.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Course Title Credit Hours No. 500 Principles of Management 3 502 Financial Accounting 3 603 Introduction to Computer Programming 3 604 Introduction to Computing 3 551 Business Communication 3
Computation of merit for MBA(IT) Program

Merit will be determined on the bais of 50% weightage to be given to admission test marks, 50% weightage to be given to the marks obtained in the B.A/B.Sc./B.Com/ Professional exam including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
2nd Semester
501 503 504 605 606 Business Math. & Stat. Economic Analysis Marketing Management System Analysis & Design using UML Database Management System 3 3 3 3 3
Break up of Seats
The detail of seats for admission to MBA(IT) program is given in the enrollment chart at the end. Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
3rd Semester
553 554 607 608 601 530 Financial Management 3 Business Research Methods 3 Object Oriented Programming using C++ 3 Computer Networks 3 Operations Management 3 Internship Qualifying only
First Year
The first year program comprising prep and two semesters includes the following courses:
Degree Reguirement
These are the essential requirements for the degree of MBA(IT) 1. Successful completion of 20 courses individually carrying 3 credit hours each. 2. Maintaining a minimum grade point average of 2.0 in all the semesters and securing a minimum CGPA of 2.20 on completion of the program. 3. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/business/commercial organization. 4. Completion of the system project carrying 3 credit hours. 5. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work. 164
4th Semester
525 Total Quality Management 609 Front-End Development Using JAVA 600 Human Resource Management 610 E-Commerce and Website Development 650 Managerial Policy 611 System Project 3 3 3 3 3 3
Prep Semester
The students will have to undergo a prep semester of six weeks prior to taking up regular course work. In the prep semester the students will be oriented with Financial Accounting, Computer Programming and Computer Concepts to prepare them for the advance level courses. The prep semester will be particularly helpful for the student who do not have any background in Accounting and Computer.
Institute of Man agemen
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MBA (Banking) Program

Introduction
The program is being offered in collaboration with Institute of Bankers who will provide their regular input into the program and will facilitate the placement of the graduates in the Banking Industries. This proram has been designed to impart focused professional education in the field of banking. The participants of this program will have an in-depth understanding of the core banking functions and allied subjects critical for executive development. This is a self-financed four semesters-based degree offered in the morning/evening and weekends. MBA(Banking) program requires two years or four semesters of study in residence. During this period, five courses (each of three credit hours) are offered in each semester. At the end of the second semester, all students are required to under go an eight-week Internship during the summer vacations.
Break up of Seats
The detail of seats for admission to MBA(Banking) program is given in the enrollment chart at the end. Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
No. 1 2 3 4 5 Title Credit Hours Busines Communication 3 Information Technology in Banks 3 Principles of Management 3 Accounting for Business Enterprises 3 Marketing of Financial Services 3
Prep Semester
The students will have to undergo a prep semester of six weeks prior to taking up regular course work. The prep semester will be particularly helpful for the students.
2nd Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Economics Banking Law & Practice Agricultural & Small Business Finance Human Resource Management Investment and Portfolio Management 3 3 3 3 3
Course Description
The program shall consist of 20 courses each with 3 credit hours. To earn the MBA (Banking) degree, an internship of 6-8 weeks will have to be completed to the satisfaction of the Institute. The internship will be arranged by Institute of Bankers in different scheduled Banks.
3rd Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Commercial Law Financial Management Islamic Banking Credit Management Monetary Economics 3 3 3 3 3
4th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Accounting for Finance Institution International Trade Finance and Foreign Exhchange Central Banking Project Planning & Evaluation Strategic Management in Banks 3 3 3 3 3
Eligibility
For admission to MBA (Banking) class, the candidate is required to have at least 45% Marks in B.A/B.Sc./B.Com./ Professional Examination. The upper age limit for a candidate on the last date fixed for receipt of application of admission is 26 years. In case of bank employee age will be 40 years.
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MBA (Executive) Program

The Institute started a degree program called MBA (Executive) for the working people in 1996. This Program provides an ideal opportunity to the working people who are having some practical experience, to upgrade their knowledge and qualification. Senior executives of different organizations participate in this program and undergo a new experience of learning. Though the MBA (Executive) is designed for two years but a student who cannot take full load has otpion to take minimum of two courses in a semester and complete the whole program in four years instead of two years.
iv. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
Eligibility
For admission to MBA (Executive) class, the candidate is required to have at least 45% Marks in B.A/B.Sc./B.Com./ Professional Examination. The upper age limit for a candidate on the last date fixed for receipt of application of admission is 50 year.
The program shall consists of 20 courses, internship with credit hours shown against each course. To earn the MBA (Executive) degree, an internship of 6-8 weeks will have to be completed to the satisfaction of the Institute. However the students who have a minimum of three year experience of working in business or industrial concerns will be exempted from the requirement of Internship.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Course Title Credit Hours No. 500 Principles of Management 3 501 Business Math. & Stat. 3 502 Financial Accounting 3 503 Economic Analysis 3 504 Marketing Management 3
Merit for admission in MBA (Executive) program will be determined on the following basis: Aptitude Test: 30% Marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/ 50% Professional Examination, including 20 marks for Hafiz-i-Quran. Post graduate working experience in 20% Govt. or Semi-Govt. Organization or Public Enterprise or in a Private Limited firm. Maximum of 20 percent points will be given on the basis of 2 percent points per year. Total: 100%
Certificate Course
Students can also register for a single course being offered as a part of Executive Program. The Criterion of eligibility will be same as in Executive Program except that there will be no admission test for the applicants of certificate course. The candidates who will successfully complete the course will be issued certificate of passing the course. The candidates for certificate course will pay admission fee, registration fee and course fee. The maximum number of seats for the certificate course will be determined by the Institute.
2nd Semester
550 551 552 553 554 560 Computer Application in Business 3 Business Communication 3 Economic Environment of Business 3 Financial Management 3 Business Research Methods 3 Internship Qualifying Only
Break-up of Seats
The break-up of merit seats and detail of reserve seats for admission to MBA (Executive) program is given as under: Merit Seats: 40 University Teachers Son/Daughter 02 University Employees Son/Daughter 02 University Teacher/Employee Seat 01 Total: 45 Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
3rd Semester
600 602 610 631 632 Human Resource Management Managerial Accounting Investment Management Distribution Management International Business 3 3 3 3 3
Degree Requirements
The following are the essential requirements for the degree of MBA (Executive) i. Successful completion of 20 MBA (Executive) courses individually, each course carrying at least three credit hours. ii. Maintaining a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. in all semesters and attaining a minum CGPA of 2.2 at the end of fourth semester iii. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/business/commercial organization. 166
4th Semester
650 Managerial Policy 652 Organizational Behaviour 653 Business & Labor Laws 673 Banking & Insurance 686 Advertising & Sales Management 3 3 3 3 3
Course Description
Note: Admissions for MBA (Executive) program are announced in Nov. / Dec. each year.
Postgraduate Diploma Programs

The university has started two PGD Programs namely Postgraduate Diploma in Hospital management and Postgraduate Diploma in Office Management in IMS last year. The main aim of these programs is to improve the skills of the people according to the changing environment, technology and challenging business as well as health requirement of this region under proper management system.
Scheme of Studies PGD in Office Management

1st Semester
No. 1 2 3 Title Credit Hours Communication Skills 3 Computer Application in Business 3 Office Administration 3
Scheme of Studies PGD in Tourism and Hotel Management

1st Semester
No. 1 2 3 4 5 Title Credit Hours Tourism and Hospitality Management 3 Business Communication 3 Accomodation and Information Technology 3 Financial Analysis and Management 3 Tourism and Hospitality Marketing 3
2nd Semester
1 2 3 Business Communication Principles of Accounting & Finance Principles of Marketing 3 3 3
Scheme of Studies PGD in Hospital Management

1st Semester
No. 1 2 3 4 Title Credit Hours Health Service Management 3 Health Care Communication Skills 3 Hospital Information System 3 Accounting and Finance for Health Care 3
2nd Semester
6 7 8 9 10 Tourism Planning and Environment Food and Beverage Management Hotel Operations Human Resource Management Internship/Report of 12 Weeks 3 3 3 3 3
3rd Semester
1 2 3 Office Computing Technologies & Office Equipment Desktop Publishing & Internet Record Keeping & Reporting 3 3 3
Eligibility
Graduation with minimum 45% marks
Eligibility
Graduation with minimum 45% marks Total Seats: 30 Dues Rs. 10,000/- per semester
Second Semester
1 2 3 Material Management and Physical Planning Hospital Accounting and Finance Health Care Marketing 3 3 3
Total Seats: 30 Dues Rs. 7,000/- per semester
Third Semester
1 2 3 Health Services Management-II Health Economics Human Resource Management 3 3 3
Eligibility
Graduation with minimum 45% marks Total Seats: 30 Dues Rs. 10,000/- per semester
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MS Leading to Ph.D. in Business Administration

The MS leading to Ph.D. scheme of studies is being followed on the lines of HEC policy. The HEC policy as adopted by the Bahauddin Zakariya University comprises the following parts: i) MS credit hours = 30 [24 credit hours for course work and 6 credit hours for thesis work]. ii) The rules and regulations of Bahauddin Zakariya University for M.Phil/MS studies would be applicable. iii) The students are required to obtain minimum B grade (70% marks) in each subject failing which they would be dropped from the program. iv) After passing the MS examination with requisite grade/marks, the student must pass a comprehension test/subject GRE (International) for admission in Ph.D. v) The MS students will do a thesis for 06 credit hours as per examination rules of Bahauddin Zakariya University. vi) Comprehensive examination would be held on the completion of total MS and Ph.D. course work [30 + 18 = 48 credit hours].
Break-up of Seats
Merit Seats: 10
Area of Specialization
Marketing
12345International Marketing Advanced Topics in consumer Behavior Products Management Current Issues in Marketing Topics in Brand Management
Merit shall be determined as per following formula: Academic qualification Test in the subject equivalent to GRE/GMAT test Publication Total 40 50 10 100
Finance
123456International Finance Investment Portfolio Management Banking and Credit Markets Risk Management and Insurance Topics in Capital budgeting Corporate Finance
Scheme of Courses
1st Semester
No. Title Credit Hours 1- Multivariable Analysis 3 2-Contemporary Issues in Economics 3 3- Motivation, Leadership and decision Making Strategies 3 4- Area of Specialization 3
Management
1- Cases in Small Business & Entrepreneurship 2- Topics in Quality Management 3- Supply Chain Management 4- Technology Management 5- Current Issues in Management
2nd Semester
1- Advanced Research Methodology 2- Organization Theory 3- Area of Specialization Total 3 3 6 24
Human Resource Management

1- Strategies in Human Resource Management 2- Introduction to Corporation Human Resource Management 3- Labour Law & Industrial Relations 4- Current Issues in Human Resource Management 5 Work & Organizational Psychology
3rd & 4th Semester

Seminars in the areas of specialization and thesis. Total 6 30
Eligibility
The students who have completed MBA or equivalent Master degree holder in any subject or BS (4-years) in any discipline having a total education of 16 years.
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D. G. Khan Sub Campus
Sub Campus of B. Z. Univeristy, Multan at D. G. Khan
Department of Business Administration

Established: Academic Programs: i) ii) iii) iv) December 2004 BBA (Hons.) MBA (Morning) MBA (IT) MBA (Executive) See the relevant chart at the end. i) ii, iii & iv) F.A./F.Sc. B.A./B.Sc./B.com Prof. Dr. Zahoor Ahmed Sheikh Mr. Sohail Raza Chohan Mr. Ali Zubair Mr. Riaz Hussain Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Department of Business Administration in December, 2004 on the directives of the Governor of the Punjab, Lt. Gen (Retd.) Khalid Maqbool. The Campus is situated at the Postgraduate Block of the Govt. College D.G.Khan. Sub Campus has a spacious building with air-conditioned class rooms and computer lab fully equipped with latest computers & internet facility. The goal of the Sub Campus is to prepare students for a successful management career. Since its inception, the department has endeavoured to give its students an education that enables them to face any challenge in their professional life. B. Z. University; Multan has opened its campus in D. G. Khan to make higher education accessible to population in the remote area. It is believed that such an attempt would be a reflection of the persuasiveness of a society for intellectual richness. Higher Education is the means to transform scattered thought into a focused idea that can be translated into driving policy. Although it is late to learn the significance of such event but it is never too late because this realization is very precious and one cant afford to let it fade away. The establishment of D.G.Khan University shall become the source of interlinking and intermixing social, cultural and academic activities of the students of bordering provinces (Balochistan, Sindh, and N.W.F.P). In this way the act of Federal/Provincial Government to establish the D.G.Khan University shall prove to be the source of strengthening the federation because of the centrally located geographical position of D.G.Khan. The following programs are available at the Sub Campus D.G.Khan. MBA (General) MBA (IT) MBA (Executive) BBA (Hons.) The other disciplines will be introduced in the near future. The detailed information about these programs is exactly the same as provided under IMS of B.Z.University Multan, regarding Course Outline, Eligibility, Break up of Merit Seats, Degree requirements, Special Admission Charges, Regulation and Academic Calendar.
Enrollment: Prerequisites: Project Director: Incharge Examinations: Students Advisor: Porgram Coordinator: Administration Manager:
Geographical Location
District Dera Ghazi Khan, located in Southern Punjab of Pakistan, is sandwitched between the River Indus and Koh-e-Suleman range of mountains. The District boundaries touches from North side to N.W.F.P province, South side to Sindh province, Western side to Baluchistan province and Eastern side flows Indus River. D. G. Khan is fast growing and culturally rich district having promising bright future. Its climate is hot in summer and cold in winter except hilly tribal areas where severe winter and mild summer is generally found. The population is small and migratory. The society is tribal-oriented and the people are warm and proud of their traditions and hospitality. D. G. Khan remained as Divisional Head Quarter of D. G. Khan, Layyah, Rajan Pur and Muzafar Garh Districts till 2001. Since then uplifting of Education (particularly in Higher Education) is the priority of the District Govt. to achieve its goal of alleviating poverty and improving social setup of the inhabitants of this area.
Introduction
To develop and provide professionally trained managers, Sub Campus of Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan established the
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Mission Statement
The B. Z. University, Multan, Sub-Campus D. G. Khan is committed to Quality education. Develop students understanding around the world. Create logical approach through skills and tools. Develop confidence in their abilities. The persuasion of truth of knowledge and its implementation.
Develop Post Graduate Program and increase research activities. Communicate and collaborate more effectively with society. Develop a service-oriented, responsive accountable administration. Develop, Maintain a Modern Department of the Campus. Diversify financial resources.
develop requisite skills necessary to acquire before taking up-higher level courses to be offered in MBA. The Program offers diversity of subjects in the related area, to develop mental faculties and broaden their vision. The primary aim and underlying philosophy of the program is to focus on the promotion of management skills and competence by introducing students some of the most contemporary ideas in the area of management. The importance of developing problem solving and communication skills is emphasized, which enable students to improve their understanding to deal with complex business issues. The course integrates the cutting edge knowledge with necessary background understanding of more traditional courses, i.e. Marketing, Accounting, Finance and Human Resource Management. Students on completion of BBA (Hons.) program will be promoted to MBA program.
Faculty of the Department

The faculty of the Department consists of 10 teachers. Three teachers are on contract and seven are visiting. The teachers are highly committed and motivated. The Department also has adjunct faculty, consisting of senior teachers of other departments as well as experienced executives from business and industry.
Vision
Maintain: standard of excellent teaching effective learning environment quality of applied research outstanding community services
Goals and Objectives

To pursue the vision of the Chancellor/ Governor of the Punjab to promote higher education uniformly throughout the province. To provide an opportunity to students of this far flung area to sensitize themselves to critical national issues. To provide enabling environments to students of this area for grooming their personalities and enhancing their cognitive skills. To determine youth aspirations, development potential and role in the society and identify issues and problems affecting them. To develop an understanding of the changing world order and its challenges, and enable them to integrate with the world. Become the center of academic excellence in the country. Become more student focused. Maintain world class curricula. Hire, motivate and reward dedicated faculty members.
Facilities
The Department has incomparable facilities in terms of class rooms, library and computer labs. Its complex consists of large number of well equipped class rooms, with latest furniture and audio-visual system. Multi Media System facility is also provided to demonstrate the lectures.
Eligibility
Applicants who have passed their Intermediate examination or equivalent from a recognized Board or Institution securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for admission in BBA (Hons.) program. Graduates are not eligible for admission in the BBA (Hons.) program.
Computer Lab
The Department has modern computer lab equipped with latest breed of computers. The IT lab is providing facility of 40 PIV computers. The lab has multimedia facility. All the computers in the institute are connected through a networking system. To ensure their maximum exposure to the use of computing techniques in business all the students have ready and easy access to computers.
Break up of Seats
Bachelor of Business Administration BBA (Hons.) 4-Years:

A new B.B.A.(Hons.) 4 years Program consisting 8 semester has been designed to
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The candidates applying against Special Admission Charges seats in BBA (Hons.) program is required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 1,00,000/- with the application in favor of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Rs. 30.000/- will be deposited in the 2nd semester and Rs. 30,000/- will be deposited in 3rd semester. If the Institute receives applications more than the number of seats on special admission charges basis, then it will be decided on merit amongst the applicants of the category. Note: i. Rs.300/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application. ii. The candidate once admitted will not be entitled to claim the refund of the fee paid for the seats on special admission charges and other dues, except library security.
2nd Semester
1 2 3 4 5 6 Freshman English-II Business Mathematics Financial Accounting Logic Micro Economics Foreign Language 3 3 3 3 3 3
3 4 5
Operations/Production Management Elective-I Elective-II
3 3 3
8th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Entrepreneurship Global/International Business MIS Elective-I Elective-II 3 3 3 3
Second Year
3rd Semester
1 2 3 4 5 6 Oral Communication-I Statistics Introduction to Sociology Cost Accounting Macro Economics Foreign Language 3 3 3 3 3 3
Note:Requirements for award of BBA(Hons) program Degree: i) Business Internship: 6-8 weeks ii) Comprehansive Examination: Evaluation shall be made on the basis of pass/fail. There shall be no grading or marks for comprehansive examination.
4th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 6 Business Communication-II Statistical Inference Fundamentals of Marketing Business Finance Principles of Management Foreign Language 3 3 3 3 3 3
MBA Program
The MBA Program offers a broad based knowledge in a number of business areas and prepares the students for versatile management careers. The full-time MBA Program requires two years or four semesters of study in residence consisting of 21 courses with dissertation (3 credit hours) making a total of 66 credit hours. During this period five courses (each of three credit hours) are offered in each semester. The first two semesters are utilized to build management foundation broad enough to accommodate any field of specialization a student may wish to pursue later. At the end of the second semester, all students are required to under go an eight-week Internship during the summer vacation. Specialization options are offered in the 3rd and 4th semesters. In course work and special projects assigned by the faculty, the emphasis is on the use of computer as a management tool. The courses offered in the MBA Program intend to create and build new skills in the areas of Business, Organization and 171
BBA (Hons.) Program

Third Year
5th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Financial Management Marketing Management Business Research Methods Calculus Pakistan Economy 3 3 3 3 3
Course Description
The degree of BBA (Hons.) shall consists of 40 courses with 3 credit hours each along with Dissertation / Research Project of the 6 credit hours making a total of 126 credit hours.

1st Semester
No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Title Credit Hours Freshman English-I 3 IT in Business 3 Pakistan & Islamic Studies 3 Introduction to Psychology 3 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 Personnel Management 3
6th Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Money and Banking Consumer Behavior Human Resource Management Business Ethics Business Law 3 3 3 3 3
Fourth Year
7th Semester
1 2 Organizational Behavior E-Commerce 3 3
Information Technology by integrating a sound theoretical understanding of these areas with case studies, practical and project work.
Computation of Merit for MBA Program

Merit will be determined on the basis of 50 percent weight age to be given to admission test marks and 50 percent weight age to marks obtained in B.A/B.Sc./B.Com./ Professional Examination including 20 marks of Hifz-e- Quran.
advance level courses. The prep semester will be particularly helpful for the student who do not have any background in Accounting and Stat/Math.
MBA (Marketing)
This specialization offers students the opportunity to develop their skills, understanding and knowledge of the Marketing function both in terms of over all business policy and as a specialist field of activity. Particular attention is given to the Management of Promotion, Export Marketing and international Business and to the inter-relation between Marketing and Corporate Strategy.

1st Semester
500 Principles of Management 501 Businesses Math. & Stat, 502 Financial Accounting 503 Economic Analysis 504 Marketing Management Total 3 3 3 3 3 15
Break-up of Merit Seats

The details of merit seats for admission to MBA program given in the relevent chart.

The candidates applying against Special Admission Charges seats in MBA and MBA (IT) program are required to attach a bank draft of Rs.1,50,000/- with the application in favour of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. If the Institute receives applications more than the number of seats of Special Admission Charges, then will be decided on merit from amongst the applicants. The merit will be computed in the same manner as mentioned above.
2nd Semester
550 Computer Application in Business 3 551 Business Communication 3 552 Economic Environment of Business 3 553 Financial Management 3 554 Business Research Methods 3 560 Internship Qualifying Only Total 15 The students will have to undertake 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/commercial organization, after the second semester.
Degree Requirements
The following are the essential requirements for the degree of M.B.A. i. Successful completion of 20 MBA courses individually, each course carrying at least three credit hours. ii. Maintaining a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. in all semesters and attaining a minimum CGPA of 2.2 at the end of fourth semester iii. Completion of 6 weeks internship in an industrial business commercial organization. iv. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
Outlines of Syllabus (Master of Business Administration) MBA General

The program of MBA is run under the semester system of examination. The following curriculum has been tailored for the degree. The first year program comprising prep and two semesters includes the following courses:
Second Year
3rd Semester
600 Human Resource Management 602 Managerial Accounting 610 Investment Management 631 Distribution Management 632 International Business Total 3 3 3 3 3 15
Eligibility
This program is for candidates who have put in minimum of 2-years of education after Intermediate, and obtained-professional degree like B.Sc. / BE. (Engineering), B.Sc. Agriculture, LLB, or 4 years BA / BS program / MBBS or Masters Degree in any discipline.
4th Semester
650 Managerial Policy 652Organizational Behavior 653 Business & Labor Laws 673 Banking & Insurance 686 Advertising & Sales Management Total 3 3 3 3 3 15
Prep Semester
The students will have to undergo a prep semester of six weeks prior to taking up regular course work. In the prep semester the students will be oriented with Fundamental of Accounting, Business Stat/Math and Computer Concepts to prepare them for the
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The Business Elective Courses shall be selected from the field of specialization.

The Institute B. Z. University, Multan started a degree program called MBA (Executive) for the working people in 1996. This Program provides an ideal opportunity to the working people who are having some practical experience, to upgrade their knowledge and qualification. Senior executives of different organizations participate in this program and undergo a new experience of learning. Though the MBA (Executive) is designed for two years but a student who cannot take full load has option to take minimum of two courses in a semester and complete the whole program in four years instead of two years.
end of fourth semester iii. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/business/commercial organization. iv. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
Eligibility
For admission to MBA (Executive) class, the candidate is required to have at least 45% Marks in B.A/B.Sc./B.Com./Professional Examination The upper age limit for a candidate on the last date fixed for receipt of application of admission is 50 years.
each course. To earn the MBA (Executive) degree, an internship of 6-8 weeks will have to be completed to the satisfaction of the Institute. However the students who take a minimum of three year experience of working in business or industrial concerns will be exempted from the requirement of Internship.

1st Semester
Code 500 501 502 503 504 Title Credit Hours Principles of Management 3 Businesses Math. & Stat, 3 Financial Accounting 3 Economic Analysis 3 Marketing Management 3 Total 15
Merit for admission in MBA (Executive) program will be determined on the following basis: Aptitude Test: 30% Marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com 50% Professional Examination, including 20 marks for Hafiz-e-Quran. Post graduate working experience in 20% Govt. or Semi-Govt. Organization or Public Enterprise or in a Private Limited firm. Maximum of 20 percent points will be given on the basis of 2 percent points per year. Total: 100%
Certificate Course
Students can also register for a single course being offered as a part of Executive Program. The Criterion of eligibility will be same as in Executive Program except that there will be no admission test for the applicants of certificate course. The candidates who will successfully complete the course will be issued certificate of passing the course. The candidates for certificate course will pay admission fee, registration fee and course fee. The maximum number of seats for the certificate course will be determined by the Institute.
2nd Semester
550 551 552 553 554 560 Computer Application in Business 3 Business Communication 3 Economic Environment of Business3 Financial Management 3 Business Research Methods 3 Internship Qualifying Only Total 15
Second Year
3rd Semester
600 602 610 631 632 Human Resource Management Managerial Accounting Investment Management Distribution Management International Business Total 3 3 3 3 3 15
Break-up of Seats
The break-up of merit seats and detail of Reserve seats for admission to MBA (Executive) program is given in the relevent chart. Note: Rs. 300/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application
Degree Requirements
The following are the essential requirements for the degree of MBA (Executive) i. Successful completion of 20 MBA (Executive) courses individually, each course carrying at least three credit hours. ii. Maintaining a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. in all semesters and attaining a minimum CGPA of 2.2 at the
4th Semester
650 652 653 673 686 Managerial Policy Organizational Behavior Business & Labor Laws Banking & Insurance Advertising & Sales Management Total 3 3 3 3 3 15
Course Description
The program shall consist of 20 courses, internship with credit hours shown against
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Note: Admissions for MBA (Executive) program are announced in Nov. / Dec. each year.
Eligibility
1. The applicants must be at least graduate (bachelors in any field) with a minimum of 45% marks in BA/B .Sc./B.Com/ Professional Exam from a recognized University to be eligible for admission in the MBA(IT) program. 2. The maximum age limit is 26 year.

1st Semester
Code 500 502 603 604 551 Title Credit Hours Principles of Management 3 Financial Accounting 3 Introduction to Computer Programming 3 Introduction to Computing 3 Business Communication 3 Total 15
The MBA (IT) Program

The primary objective of the program is to promote the development of hybrid managers. Hybrid managers are people with strong technical skills and adequate business knowledge or vice versa. They are people with technical skills and are able to work in the user areas doing line or functional jobs, but adept at developing and supplementing formation, technology application The MBA (IT) students will be given a package having a blend of courses in Management, Data Bases. System Designing, Data Communication and Computer Programming. The students will also be required to do practical work in a business organization to develop a system to real life situation in addition to 6-8 weeks internship program.
Computation of merit for MBA (IT) Program

Merit will be determined on the basis of 50% weight age to be given to admission test marks. 50% weight age to be given to the marks obtained in the BA/B .Sc./B.Com/ Professional exam including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
2nd Semester
501 503 504 605 606 Business Math. & Stat. Economic Analysis Marketing Management System Analysis & Design using UML Database Management System Total 3 3 3 3 3 15
Break up of Seats
See the relevent chart. Note: Rs. 300/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application. The first year program comprising prep and two semesters includes the following courses:
Second Year
3rd Semester
553 554 607 608 601 530 Financial Management Business Research Methods Object Oriented Programming using C++ Computer Networks Operations Management Internship Qualifying only Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 15
Degree Requirement
These are the essential requirements for the degree of MBA (IT) 1. Successful completion of 20 courses individually carrying 3 credit hours each. 2. Maintaining a minimum grade point average of 2.0 in all the semesters and securing a minimum CGPA of 2.20 on completion of the program. 3. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/business/commercial organization. 4. Completion of the system project carrying 3 credit hours. 5. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
Prep Semester
The students will have to undergo a prep semester of six weeks prior to taking up regular course work. In the prep semester the students will be oriented with Financial Accounting. Computer Programming and Computer Concepts to prepare them for the advance level courses. The prep semester will be particularly helpful for the student who does not have any background in Accounting and Computer.
4th Semester
525 609 600 610 650 611 Total Quality Management Front-End Development Using JAVA Human Resource Management E-Commerce and Website Development Managerial Policy System Project Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
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Sub Campus of B. Z. Univeristy, Multan at D. G. Khan

Established: August 2006 Programmes of Studies: MCS Prerequisites: Master Programme Enrollment: Project Director: Incharge Examinations: Students Advisor: B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/ Professional Qualification See the relevant chart at the end. Prof. Dr. Zahoor Ahmed Sheikh Mr. Sohail Raza Chohan Mr. Ali Zubair application forms received after the due date or delivered/submitted somewhere else will not be entertained. The applications on Special Admission Charges seats must accompany a Bank draft of appropriate amount for the program in favor of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan along with their applications failing which their applications will be turned down. Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of the Department of Computer Science according to the prescribed admission schedule and will not be communicated by post or any other means.
Admission Criteria
A student who qualifies the Aptitude/Entry Test will be considered for admission to the appropriate program according to the following merit criteria according Department of Computer Science, BZU, Multan. Note: Rs. 300/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application
Administration Manager: Mr. Muhammad Iqbal
Master of Computer Science (MCS)

Two Years Degree Program Master of Computer Science MCS (Conversion Course) 70+ credit hours spread over 4 semesters. The detailed information about these programs is exactly the same as provided under Department Of Computer Science of B.Z.University Multan, regarding Course Outline, Eligibility, Break up of Merit Seats, Degree requirements, Special Admission charges, Regulation and Academic Calendar.
MCS Program:
Classes will only start if there are atleast 20 students admitted.
Admission Criteria
40% weightage to marks obtained in the Aptitude/Entry Test + 60% weightage to marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc. or equivalent examination including 20 marks for Hafiz-e Quran + 5 marks for each of the Computer-A/Computer-B/ Computer-G Bachelor level subjects.
Eligibility:
B.A. / BSC. in any of the following: Maths, Physics, Computer Science, Commerce, Statistics, Economics with 45% aggregate marks. Equivalent to BS (CS)/MSC. (Computer Science) (i.e. 16 years education)

1st Semester
Code CS CS CS CS CS EG Title Fundamentals of Algorithms Introduction to Computer Programming Database Systems Automata Theory Discrete Structures English Comprehension Total Credit Hours 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 175
Admission Procedure
A candidate seeking admission to a program must apply for admission to the Department of Computer Science on the prescribed application form that is available from the Treasurer/Authorized Banks. The duly filled in application form must be submitted to the Department before the last date fixed by the University for the receipt of application forms for the Program within the University Office hours. The application form must accompany the attested photocopies of the academic and relevant documents. Incomplete applications or
2nd Semester
CS CS CS CS CS EG Object Oriented Programming Software Engineering-I Computer Organization & Assembly Artificial Intelligence Web Programming Technical and Business Writing Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
Second Year
3rd Semester
CS CS CS CS CS CS Data Structure & Analysis of Algorithms Advanced Object Oriented Programming Operating System Concepts Computer Architecture Compiler Construction Communication Skills Total 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
4th Semester
CS CS CS CS CS CS * Software Engineering-Il 3 System Programming 3 Visual Programming 3 Computer Networks 3 Distributed Database Systems 3 Modern Programming Languages 3 Total 18 The Department may offer Thesis Project of 6 Credit Hours in Lieu of two courses of 4th Semester to meritorious students.
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Sub Campus of B. Z. Univeristy, Multan at Sahiwal
Department of Business Administration

Established: Academic Programs: 2004 I- BBA (Hons.) ii- MBA (General) iii- MBA (Executive) B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/ Professional Qualification Intermediate Prof. Dr. Muhammad Zafarullah Mr. Allah Bakhsh Assistant Professor Mr. Moeed Ahmad Sandhu Lecturer Prerequisites: Master Program Undergraduate Programs Project Director: Teacher Incharge: Coordinator, MBA (Executive) imparting the professional/real world education in the field of management, marketing, finance etc. Senior teachers including Professors of the IMS, main campus also participate in sharpening the knowledge, skills and business techniques required for coping with the real world situations. They frequently visit the campus and deliver lectures on all of the subjects for extended period of time. This gives the special advantage and novel position to the Department of Business Administration, Sahiwal Campus. Our Students have access to varied sources of knowledge and training than any where else due to regular faculty of the Department as well as from the most experienced and highly qualified faculty members of the IMS, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan.
Coordinator BBA (Hons.) Miss Maria Iftikhar Lecturer Student Coordinator Miss Shaheera Amin Lecturer
Bachelor of Business Administration BBA (Hons.) 4-Year

B.B.A. (Hons.) 4-Year Program consisting of 8 semesters has been designed to develop requisite skills necessary to acquire before taking up-higher level courses to be offered in MBA. The Program offers diversity of subjects in the related area, to develop mental faculties and broaden their vision. The primary aim and underlying philosophy of the program is to focus on the promotion of management skills and competence by introducing students some of the most contemporary ideas in the area of management. The importance of problem solving and communication skills development is emphasised, which enable students to improve their understanding to deal with complex business issues. The course integrates the cutting edge knowledge with necessary background understanding of more traditional courses, i.e. Marketing, Accounting, Finance and Human Resource Management. Students on completion of BBA (Hons.) program will be promoted to MBA program.
Inroduction
The Sahiwal Campus started functioning after it was formally inaugurated by Honorable Chancellor / Governor of Punjab on 9th of March, 2005. It has been the policy of the Government to bring education at the doorsteps of the people. Bahauddin Zakariya University, has therefore, opened campus in the hinterland of Punjab, i.e. Sahiwal. The first program initiated at the Sahiwal Campus was MBA then BBA (Hons) program was started. From January 2006, an MBA (Executive) program was also commenced. The Business Administration Programs are being offered at Sahiwal Campus as part of IMS programs. Detailed information about the programs along with eligibility criteria schedules etc. is provided under Institute of Management Sciences in the Prospectus. Admission schedules are provided at the end of the prospectus. Admission test for Sahiwal campus will be held at the Sahiwal Sub-Campus according to schedule given in the prospectus.
Eligibility
Applicants who have passed their Intermediate examination or equivalent from a recognized Board or Institution securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for admission in BBA (Hons.) programs. Graduates are not eligible for admission in the BBA (Hons.) program.
Faculty at Sahiwal
Six qualified and professionally experienced teachers are already
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Break up of Seats
A total of Sixty five seats have been provided for BBA (Hons.) and BBA (IT) Hons. to be allocated as under. Total Merit Seats 36 (including F.A./F.Sc./Gen. Sci./ICS/ D.Com/DBA/I.Com) (2+1+1) 04
ii.
The candidate once admitted will not be entitled to claim the refund of the fee paid for the seats on special admission charges and other dues, except library security.
MBA Program
The MBA Program offers a broad based knowledge in a number of business areas and prepares the students for versatile management careers. The full-time MBA program requires two years or four semesters of study in residence consisting of 21 courses with dissertation (3 credit hours) making a total of 66 credit hours. During this period five courses (each of three credit hours) are offered in each semester. The first two semesters are utilized to build management foundation broad enough to accommodate any field of specialization a student may wish to pursue later. At the end of the second semester, all students are required to under go an eight-week Internship during the summer vacation. Specialization options are offered in the 3rd and 4th semesters. In course work and special projects assigned by the faculty, the emphasis is on the use of computer as a management tool. The courses offered in the MBA program intend to create and build new skills in the areas of Business, Organization and Information Technology by integrating a sound theoretical understanding of these areas with case studies, practical and project work.
BBA (Hons.) Program

This program consists of 8 semesters as per IMS requirements/detail.
Seats on Special Admission Charges:

Total Seats (at the rate of Rs. 1,60,000/per seat) Univ. Teachers Son/Daughter Univ. Employeess Son/Daughter Sports G.Total 20 02 02 01 65
MBA after BBA(Hons.) Program

The MBA Program after 4-Year BBA (Hons.) comprises of two years regular studies with 4 semesters 10 courses and a Dissertation making a total of 36 credit hours. The student shall be awarded MBA Degree provided he shall pass all courses, completion of business internship and comprehensive examination.

1st Semester
No. 1 2 3 4 5 Course Name Credit Hours Advanced Research Methods 3 Strategic Management 3 Managerial Economics 3 Elective-I 3 Elective-II 3 Total 15

The candidates applying against Special Admission Charges seats in BBA (Hons.). programs are required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 1,00,000/- with the application in favor of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Rs. 30,000/- will be deposited in the 2nd semester and Rs. 30,000/- will be deposited in 3rd semester. If the Department receives applications more than the number of seats on special admission charges basis, then it will be decided on merit amongst the applicants of the category. Note : i. Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application. 178
MBA (Marketing)
This specialisation offers students the opportunity to develop their skills, understanding and knowledge of the Marketing function both in terms of over all business policy and as a specialist field of activity. Particular attention is given to the Management of Promotion, Export Marketing and International Business and to the inter-relation between Marketing and Corporate Strategy.
2nd Semester
1 2 3 4 5 Corporate Finance Strategic Marketing Managerial Accounting Elective-I Elective-II Total 3 3 3 3 3 15
Second Year
3rd & 4th Semester
1 Dissertation 6
MBA (Finance)
The objective of this specialisation is to enhance the professional finance education of the students by relating their finance
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expertise to the wider issues of strategic planning and modern corporate finance. Given the importance of multi-national companies in the world economy, the option seeks to give students a thorough understanding of the role of international finance in strategic planning in the modern corporation. Different courses offered under this degree are designed to help students gain some understanding of how organizations effectively utilise their financial resources for achieving organizational goals.
obtained in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./ Professional Examination including 20 marks of Hifz-eQuran.

The Institute started a degree program called MBA (Executive) for the working people in 1996. This Program provides an ideal opportunity to the working people who are having some practical experience, to upgrade their knowledge and qualification. Senior executives of different organizations participate in this program and undergo a new experience of learning. Though the MBA (Executive) is designed for two years but a student who cannot take full load has option to take minimum of two courses in a semester and complete the whole program in four years instead of two years.
Break-up of Merit Seats

The details of merit seats for admission to MBA program given in the relevant chart at the end. The break-up of 40 merit seats is as under: Total Seats Total Special Admission Charges Seats Universitys Teacher Son/ Daughter Seats Universitys employees Son/ Daughter Seats G. Total 40 20 02 02 64
Degree Requirements
The following are the essential requirements for the degree of M.B.A. i. Successful completion of 20 MBA courses individually, each course carrying at least three credit hours.
Degree Requirements
The following are the essential requirements for the degree of MBA (Executive) i. Successful completion of 20 MBA (Executive) courses individually, each course carrying at least three credit hours. ii. Maintaining a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. in all semesters and attaining a minum CGPA of 2.2 at the end of fourth semester iii. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/business/commercial organization. iv. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
ii. Maintaining a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. in all semesters and attaining a minum CGPA of 2.2 at the end of fourth semester iii. Completion of 6-8 weeks internship in an industrial/business/commercial organization. iv. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.

The candidates applying against Special Admission Charges seats in MBA and MBA (IT) programs are required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 1,50,000/- with the application in favour of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. If the Institute receives applications more than the number of seats of Special Admission Charges, then it will be decided on merit from amongst the applicants. The merit will be computed in the same manner as provided in the above para.
Eligibility
This program is for candidates who have put in minimum of 4-Year of education after Intermediate, and obtained professional degree like B.Sc. / B.E. (Engineering), B.Sc. Agriculture, LLB, or 4-Year BA / BS program / MBBS or Masters Degree in any discipline.
Scheme of Studies (MBA)

As per IMS, BZU, Multan.
Eligibility
For admission to MBA (Executive) class, the candidate is required to have at least 45% Marks in B.A/B.Sc./B.Com./ Professional Examination. The upper age limit for a candidate on the last date fixed for receipt of application of admission is 50 year.
Computation of Merit for MBA Program

Merit will be determined on the basis of 50 percent weightage to be given to admission test marks and 50 percent weightage to marks
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Merit for admission in MBA (Executive) program will be determined on the following basis: Aptitude Test: 30% Marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/ 50% Professional Examination, including 20 marks for Hafiz-i-Quran. Post graduate working experience in 20% Govt. or Semi-Govt. Organization or Public Enterprise or in a Private Limited firm. Maximum of 20 percent points will be given on the basis of 2 percent points per year. Total: 100%
Break-up of Seats
The break-up of merit seats and detail of reserve seats for admission to MBA (Executive) program is given as under: Merit Seats: 40 University Teachers Son/Daughter 02 University Employees Son/Daughter 02 University Teacher/Employee Seat 01 Total: 45 Note: Rs. 200/- as entry test fee will be charged at the time of submission of application.
Scheme of Studies
As per IMS, BZU, Multan.
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College of Arts
Established: Academic Programs: 2003 I- BFA (Fine Arts) ii- BFA (Design) iii- M.A. (Fine Arts) For BFA (Fine Arts)/BFA (Design) F.A./F.Sc. For M.A. (Fine Arts) B.A./B.Sc. Mr. Abid Hussain Qureshi Prerequisites:
Degree Requirement
These are essential requirements for the degree of BFA 4-Year (Specialization in Painting or Sculpture and Ceramics): 1. The BFA will be 4-Year program 2. Successful completion of 42 courses individually carrying 2, 3, and 6 credit hours and writing of thesis of 18 credit hours. 3. Securing a minimum CGPA of 2.20 for completion of the program. 4. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
Eligibility
Applicants who have passed their Intermediate examination or equivalent from a recognized Board or Institution securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for admission in BFA 4Year (Specialization in Painting or Sculpture and Ceramics) Program. Graduates are not eligible for admission in the BFA 4-Year program.
Principal: Students Advisor:
Inroduction
Multan and its surrounding area is very rich region with its ancient and magnificent traditions in art, architecture, culture and music. Thus, it was a demand of time that this region must have an institution of arts which should preserve and continue the stupendous history of the rich art, architecture and music of the soil. Consequently, Multan College of Arts. BZU was established in September 2003 and offered a program of M.A. Fine Arts. In 2004 two more programs of BFA Fine Arts and BFA Design were also offered. Later in the end of 2004 the section of Musicology was also lodged in MCA. Thus, MCA becomes the most unique institution of art in this region.
50% weightage will be given to drawing test marks and 50% weightage to marks obtained in F.A/ F.Sc or equal examination including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Break-up of Seats for BFA

BFA (4-Year)
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code FA-200 FA-201 FA-202 FA-203 FA-204 FA-205 Title English Language-I Pakistan Studies and Islamic Studies Visual Art Fundamental Designing Drafting Drawing-I Total Credit Hours 3 3 3 3 3 6 21 6 6 6 181
BFA (4-Year)
(2 or 3-D Specialization) (Specialization in Painting OR Sculpture and Ceramics) Introduction
There has been tremendous demand for starting classes in (BFA 4-Year specialization in Painting or Sculpture and Ceramics) as this facility was not available in this whole region. So the Multan College of Arts, with the approval of University Authorities decided to introduce this program. A package of latest courses to train the students in the skills of painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, photography or film making has been developed which will equip the students with the modern techniques and concepts in the field of Fine Arts. This program is running under semester system and classes are held in the premises of the city campus.
2nd Semester
FA-300 Drawing-II FA-301 Painting-I FA-302 Sculpture-I
FA-303 English Language-II FA-304 Introduction to Culture Total
3 3 24 6 6 6 3 3 24 6 6 6 3 3 3 27
3rd Semester
FA-400 FA-401 FA-402 FA-403 FA-404 Drawing-III Painting-II Sculpture-II Print Making-I Computer Graphics Total Drawing-IV Sculpture-III Ceramics-I Introduction to Psychology History of World Art-I History of South Asian Art-I Total
OR FA-706 Sculpture-V(Only for those specializing in Sculpture and Ceramics) FA-703 Psychology of Image FA-704 Art Appreciation FA-705 Philosophy of Arts Total
6 3 3 3 30 6 6
7th Semester
FA-800 Drawing-VII FA-801 Painting-V OR FA-807 Sculpture-VI (Only for those specializing in Sculpture and Ceramics) FA-802 Marketing, Portfolio, Documentation *FA-803 & 804 (Minor) (Print Making, Sculpture, Photography, Ceramics Local Art) *Note: Select any two of the above OR FA-805 Ceramics-III (Only for those specializing in Sculpture and Ceramics) FA-806 History of South Asian Art-II FA-808 Thesis Seminar Total
this program. A package of latest courses to train the students in the skills of painting, drawing sculpture ceramics, photography or film making has been developed which will equip the students with the modern techniques and concepts in the field of Fine Arts. This program is running under semester system and classes are held in the premises of the city campus.
Degree Requirement
These are essential requirements for the degree of BFA 4-Year (Specialization in Graphic Design): 1. The BFA will be 4-Year program 2. Successful completion 37 courses individually carrying 3, 6, 9 and 12 credit hours and writing of thesis of 18 credit hours. 3. Securing a minimum CGPA of 2.20 for completion of the program. 4. Passing comprehensive examination on completion of course work.
4th Semester
FA-500 FA-501 FA-502 FA-503 FA-504 FA-505
6 3
5th Semester
FA-600 World Mythologies (Greek, Roman, Indian) FA-601 Drawing-V FA-602 Painting-III OR FA-607 Sculpture-IV Total Note: (Specialization in Sculpture and Ceramics) 3 3 3 6 6 6 21
Eligibility
6 3 2 35 Applicants who have passed their Intermediate examination or equivalent from a recognized Board or Institution securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for admission in BFA 4-Year (Specialization in Graphic Design) Program. Graduates are not eligible for admission in the BFA (4-Year) program.
FA-603 History of World Art-II FA-604 Print Making-II OR FA-608 Ceramics-II (Only for those specializing in Sculpture and Ceramics) FA-605 Digital Art FA-606 Local Art (Only for those specializing in Sculpture and Ceramics) FA-607 History and Heritage of Pakistan
Eighth Semester
FA-900 Thesis Total 18 18
3 3 3 3
Bachelor of Design (4-Year)

(Specialization in Graphic Design) Introduction
There has been tremendous demand for starting classes in (BFA 4-Year specialization in Graphic Design) as this facility was not available in this whole region. So the Multan College of Arts, with the approval of University Authorities decided to introduce
50% weightage will be given to drawing test marks and 50% weightage to marks obtained in F.A/ F.Sc or equal examination including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Break up of Seats for B.Des.

6th Semester
FA-700 Pakistani Artists FA-701 Drawing-VI FA-702 Painting-IV 182 3 6 6
Bachelor of Design (4-Year)

Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code Title Credit Hours FAG-200 English Language-I 3 FAG-201 Pakistan Studies and Islamic Studies 3 FAG-202 Visual Art 3 FAG-203 Fundamental of Designing 6 FAG-204 Technical Drawing and Introduction to Computer-I 3 FAG-205 Drawing-I 6 Total 24
FAG-603 Marketing and Management FAG-604 Video Graphy FAG-605 Printing-II Total
3 6 3 24 9 3 3 3 18 12 3 3 3 21
6th Semester
FAG-700 FAG-701 FAG-702 FAG-703 Advance Designing-II History of South Asian Arts Web Design Psychology Total Advance Designing-III Photography Calligraphy Naqashi Total
drawing sculpture ceramics, photography or film making. Introduction of M.A Fine Arts classes under the Institute of Management Sciences will certainly enable the students of this area to bring the rich cultural and geographical environment of this city in global art scenario. Institutions of Arts in Pakistan are serving our society in the fields of Arts and Culture for several years. At this time we have to acknowledge the fact that these are not able to acquaint the growing number of students with certain skills in the field of fine arts. We can easily conceive the complexity of the issue by looking at the limited numbers of seats available at art institutions and hundreds of applicants who do not get admission. Universities and academic institutions are to provide curious and intelligent students with the opportunities. Students paint the image of whole of the Nation and Society on Global canvas. To provide an opportunity to the students of Fine Arts here in Multan seems to be the most essential task to come up with. Keeping in view the history, culture, geography and social life of worlds oldest living city, the establishment of Multan College of Arts in Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan can contribute in the cultural and intellectual spheres of our society.
7th Semester
FAG-800 FAG-801 FAG-802 FAG-803
2nd Semester
FAG-300 FAG-301 FAG-302 FAG-303 FAG-304 Drawing-II Photography-I Sculpture/ 3-D English Language-II Fundamental of Designing-I Total Drawing/ Illustration-III Fundamental of Designing-II History of Design History of World Art-I Print Making Design Development Total 6 3 6 3 6 24 6 6 3 3 3 3 24
Note: Select any two of the above FAG801 FAG-803 FAG-804 Internship FAG-805 Thesis Seminar 3 3
8th Semester
FAG-900 Thesis (Advance Designing) Total 18 18
3rd Semester
FAG-400 FAG-401 FAG-402 FAG-403 FAG-404 FAG-405
M.A. Fine Arts

Introduction
Fine Arts portrays the ideal culture in the real culture that is why it is the expression of any culture, nation or country. Introducing the classes of M.A Fine Arts in B. Z. University, Multan can really contribute in each and every sphere of this ancient cultural city. The ancient history, rich multiethnic culture, walled city, spirituality, ceramics, wood work, architecture and various other aspects of this 5000 years old living city are coloured with the colours of antiquity and geographical environment. This city for years has no such institute that can capture its colours of life or that can educate and train its inhabitants in the skills of painting,
Objective of The Program

The objectives of this program (M.A Fine Arts) are to: a) Provides an opportunity for the students to study Fine Arts in the Southern Punjab. b) Develop practical skills and knowledge in the fields of painting, sculpture, photography, film making, designing and ceramics. c) Preserve ancient cultural heritage of Multan in the form of expressive culture such as sculpture, painting, pottery, print making etc. 183
4th Semester
FAG-500 FAG-501 FAG-502 FAG-503 FAG-504 FAG-505 Fundamental of Designing-III Creative Cognition Drawing/ Illustration-IV Packaging History of World Art-II Printing-I Total 6 3 6 3 3 3 24
5th Semester
FAG-600 Advance Designing-I FAG-601 Visual Design and Marketing FAG-602 Film Studies 6 3 3
d) Specialize in techniques of blue pottery, tile work and prints so that skilled and welleducated students can introduce the society and culture as well as art and architecture of this area to whole of the world. e) Enable the students, artists and experts to manage, market and present the art and artifacts of our society in such a manner that we can benefit from the industry of art in true sense.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Course No. FA-500 FA-501 FA-502 FA-503 FA-504 FA-505 Title English Language History of Arts Visual Art Graphics (DTP) Drafting Drawing-I Total Credit Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3 6 21
The students have to qualify the courses before taking up the regular semester. The Student who fails to qualify any of these courses will not be allowed to take the same course in 1st Semester. The student, who fails in more than one course, will have to wait for the next semester, and they will have to remove the deficiency during this period.
Statutes, Procedures, Rules and Regulations

Statutes
The M.A Fine Arts Program shall consist of four semesters. The degree of M.A Fine Arts shall consist of 23 courses with credit hours as shown against each course with a thesis of 3 credit hours. A student on completion of M.A Fine Arts with minimum 2.2 C.G.P.A. will be awarded M.A. Fine Arts degree, which will consist of four semesters with 96 Credit hours course work/ thesis.
Performing Arts Musicology

Music provides an insight to the spiritual expression of a society and culture. Multan being a historical city is rich in music both classical as well as popular. MCA has provided an opportunity and a platform to explore as well as learn the language of music, which the culture of Multan has to offer.
2nd Semester
FA-550 FA-551 FA-552 FA-553 FA-554 Drawing-II Painting-I Sculpture Fundamental Designing Print Making Total 6 6 6 3 3 24
3rd Semester
FA-600 FA-601 FA-602 FA-603 FA-604 Drawing-III 6 Painting-II 6 Sculpture-II 6 Introduction to Culture 3 Psychology of Image and Culture 3 Total 24 Drawing-IV Painting-III Ceramics Management of Art Art Appreciation Philosophy of Art Thesis Total 6 6 6 2 2 2 3 27
Objectives
The objectives of this program are to: a) Provide an opportunity for students to study music in the Southern Punjab. b) The basic course is offered as a one-year diploma in music (vocal) classical as well as popular. c) Three-month certificate courses in instrument learning are also offered. d) This will enable the students to learn the instruments as well as explore their passion in basic instrument learning.
Eligibility
For admission to M.A. Fine Arts the student is required to have at least 45% marks in B.A./B.Sc. or equal exam.
4th Semester
FA-700 FA-701 FA-702 FA-703 FA-704 FA-705 FA-750
Merit will be determined on the basis of 50% weightage allocated to marks obtained in entry test and 50% weightage to marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc. or equivalent examination including 20 marks for the subject of Fine Arts studied at B.A. level and 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Statutes, Procedures, Rules and Regulations

a) Program consists of one-year diploma course in classical music (vocal). b) The class is from Monday to Thursday for two hours in the afternoon. c) Instruments that are taught are as follows: i) Keyboard ii) Violin iii) Tabla iv) Guitar v) Harmonium
Prep. Semester
The Students admitted in M.A Fine Arts will have to undergo Prep. Semester of 6 weeks in which following courses of 3 credit hours each will be taught: 1. English (Spoken, Reading & Writing Skills) 2. Essential of Arts
Break-up of Seats
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Department of
Commerce
Established: Academic Programs: A- Undergraduate: I- Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance (BS Honors A&F) II- Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Honors) B- Postgraduate: I- Master of Science in Accounting and Finance (M.Sc. A&F) II- Master in Business Economics (MB Econ.) III- Master of Commerce (M.Com.) IV- Master of Science in Electronic Commerce (M.Sc. E-Commerce) V- Master of Philosophy in Business Finance (M.Phil in Business Finance) Chairman: Students Advisor: (Male) (Female ) Prof. Dr. Mujahid Ali Mr. Asif Yaseen Ms. Khawar Naheed 1996
Computer Clusters
The Computing facilities are provided both to faculty members and students over the local area network (LAN) running XP Windows 2000 on latest breed of computers, comprising of the following equipment:P-III/667 P-II-MMX-266 MHZ Pentium 233 MHZ P-III/667 MHZ P-IV/1.7 GHZ P-IV/2.8 GHZ P-IV/3.2 GHZ Windows 2000, NT Technology Server Windows NT Server Windows NT Workstations Windows 2000 Workstations Windows 2000 Workstation Windows 2000 Workstation Windows 2000 Workstation 01 01 16 25 20 15 05
Printing services on laser printer and internet are provided over networks. The cluster is fully equipped with Multimedia, Image Projectors, Scanners and Megnabyte for developing web-based applications on internet. For more information, visit our Website www.bzu.edu.pk/commerce
Admission Committee
Prof. Dr. Mujahid Ali Ghulam Muhammad Malik Asif Yaseen Khawar Naheed Mrs. Rehana Kousar Chairman Member Member Member Secretary
Introduction
In the modern complex world, especially in the era of information technology and internet, changes are taking place rapidly due to emergence of new techniques and development in commerce, banking, information technology and industrial sectors. These developments have resulted in the change of recruitment policies of employers against various managerial positions. Now they tend to employ graduates who possess the required skills and are equipped with the latest tools and techniques to tackle different business decision situations. Thus, to meet these challenges and to cater the needs of the industrial, services, information technology sectors and global Business, the department was established in 1996. Within a shorter period of time since its establishment, the department is offering two undergraduate and five Post-graduate programs including M.Phil in Business Finance leading to Ph.D.
A- Undergraduate Degree Programs:

I II Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance (BS Honors A&F) Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com. Honors)
In context of the desire to expand vertically, the department offers the courses of Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance (BS Honours A&F) and Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com. Honors). The introduction of the above programs is expected to strengthen the department and the university in terms of providing quality education at graduation level to the students in the area of Southern Punjab and also to provide a quality input for the postgraduate courses being offered at the department. Details of the proposed programs are given below. 185
Eligibility:
Applicants must possess at least FA/F.Sc./ DBA/D.Com/A-levels/ICS and equivalent qualification with a minimum of second division (45% Marks or Grade C in case of semester system of examinations) from a recognized Institution/Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education to be eligible for admission in BS (A&F) and B.Com programs. Holders of A level and other similar certificates will provide an Equivalence certificate issued by IBCC.
BAF303 Functional English BAF304 Computer Applications in Business
BAF604 Banking Practices
2 Semester
nd
8th Semester
BAF650 Company Law & Secretarial Practices BAF651 Fundamentals of Islamic Finance BAF652 Organizational Behavior BAF653 Financial Statement Analysis BAF654 International Accounting Standards
BAF350 BAF351 BAF352 BAF353 BAF354
Macro Economics Business Mathematics Financial Accounting Business Communication Sociological Concepts
3rd Semester
BAF400 BAF401 BAF402 BAF403 BAF404 BAF405 Islamiat Business Finance Cost Accounting Managerial Economics Business Psychology Descriptive Statistics
B. Com (Hons.)
All courses carry 3 credit hours.
Admission:
Admission will be made by the departmental admissions committee according to the admission criterion laid down by the University. The detail of seats for these programs is given in the relevant chart at the end.
1st Semester
Code BCI300 BCI301 BCI302 BCI303 BCI304 Title Micro Economics Business Organizations Fundamentals of Accounting Functional English Computer Applications in Business
4th Semester
BAF450 BAF451 BAF452 BAF453 BAF454 BAF455 Fundamentals of Logic Pakistan Studies Economics of Pakistan Business Taxation Intermediate Accounting Business Research Methods
Age:
The maximum age limit shall be 24 years. There shall be no discrimination on the basis of sex, creed, religion or region.
2nd Semester
BC1350 BC1351 BC1352 BC1353 BC1354 Macro Economics Business Mathematics Financial Accounting Business Communication Descriptive Statistics
Merit shall be determined on the basis of 30% weightage allocated to marks obtained in the entry test (to be conducted by the department) and 70% weightage to marks obtained in the intermediate or equivalent examinations including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
5th Semester
BAF500 BAF501 BAF502 BAF503 BAF504 Business Laws Principles of Management Auditing Inferential Statistics Money and Capital Markets
3rd Semester
BCI400 BCI401 BCI402 BCI403 BCI404 BCI405 Islamiat Business Psychology Inferential Statistics Cost Accounting Business Research Methods Economics of Pakistan
1- Bachelor of Science in Accounting & Finance (BS Honours A&F) Scheme of Studies
6th Semester
BAF550 BAF551 BAF552 BAF553 BAF554 Insurance Principles Principles of Marketing Accounting Information Systems Investment Principles Introduction to Financial Services
4th- Semester
BCI450 BCI451 BCI452 BCI453 BCI454 BCI455 Fundamentals of Logic Pakistan Studies Managerial Economics Business Taxation Intermediate Accounting Company Law & Secretarial Practices
1st Semester
Code BAF300 BAF301 BAF302 186 Title Micro Economics Business Organizations Fundamentals of Accounting
7th Semester
BAF600 BAF601 BAF602 BAF603 Human Resource Management Entrepreneurship Advanced Accounting Electronic Commerce
5th Semester
BC1500 BC1501 BC1502 BC1503 BC1504 Business Law Principles of Management Auditing Fundamentals of Islamic Finance Accounting Information Systems
Money & Capital Markets Banking Practices Financial Services Management Foreign Exchange Management Trade Finance Financial Institutions
B - Postgraduate Degree Programs

I) M.Sc. (Accounting & Finance)
Morning Program
The program is intended to enable the students to understand the dynamics of modern systems of accounting and financial techniques. Having done this, the students would be in a position to adjust themselves in various business organisations in the fields of accounting and finance. Printing services on laser printer and internet are provided over networks. The cluster is fully equipped with Multimedia, Image Projectors, Scanners and Megnabyte for developing web-based applications on internet. For more information, visit our Web-site www.bzu.edu.pk/commerce
6th Semester
BC1550 BC1551 BC1552 BC1553 BC1554 Advanced Accounting Principles of Marketing Supply Chain Management Elective I Elective II
Marketing
Brand Management Advertising Sales Management Distribution Management Direct and Electronic Marketing Strategic Marketing Management Services Marketing Marketing Research
7th Semester
BC1600 BC1601 BC1602 BC1603 BC1604 Human Resource Management Entrepreneurship Electronic Commerce Elective III Elective IV
Insurance & Risk Management

Risk Management Principles of Insurance Corporate Risk Management Project Management Credit Management International Insurance Markets Foreign Exchange Management Managing Risks in Capital Budgeting
8th Semester
BC1650 BC1651 BC1652 BC1653 BC1654 International Accounting Standards Organizational Behavior Financial Statement Analysis Elective V Elective VI
Admissions Committee
Prof. Dr. Mujahid Ali Ghulam Muhammad Malik Farheen Zahra Hussain Muhammad Amir Chairman Member Member Secretary
Degree Pre-Requisites:
In addition to the successful completion of above mentioned eight semesters, the students shall have to:i) Undergo a 6-8 weeks Internship in an industrial/commercial limited organization. The internship would carry no weightage towards the calculation of CGPA. However, every student shall have to qualify the internship as a degree requirement. ii) Take a written Comprehensive Examination on major courses taught. Comprehensive Examination would have no weightage towards calculation of CGPA. However, every student shall have to qualify within three chances.
Fields of Specialization
Information Technology
Operating System & Computer Architecture Fundamentals of Programming Database Management System Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals of Networking Visual Programming Rapid Application Development Management Information Systems System Design and Analysis
Eligibility:
Candidates are required to have secured at least 45% marks in B.Com. or Grade C in BBA.
Admission:
Admission will be made by the departmental admissions committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the department. The detail of seats for this program is provided in the relevant chart at the end.
Banking & Finance

Business Finance Investment Principles
Age:
Age of candidates should not exceed 26 years on the last date of the receipt of applications. 187
Merit shall be determined on the basis of 30% weightage allocated to marks obtained in the entry test (to be conducted by the department) and 70% weightage to marks obtained in the B.Com/BBA or equivalent examinations including 20 marks for Hifz-eQuran.
MAF653 Advanced Accounting MAF654 Advanced Cost Accounting
Admission/Merit Criteria laid down by the Department. The detail of seats for this Program is given in the relevant chart at the end.
In addition to the successful completion of above mentioned four semesters, the students shall have to:i) Undergo a 6-8 weeks Internship in an industrial/commercial organization. The internship would carry no weightage towards the calculation of CGPA. However, every student shall have to qualify the internship as a degree requirement. ii) Take a written Comprehensive Examination on major courses taught. Comprehensive Examination would have no weightage towards calculation of CGPA. However, every student shall have to qualify within three chances.
Age:
Age of candidates should not exceed 26 years on the last date of the receipt of applications.
Merit shall be determined on the basis of 30% weightage allocated to marks obtained in the entry test (to be conducted by the department) and 70% weightage to marks obtained in the BA/BSc with economics/ B.Com/BBA or equivalent examinations including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code Title MAF500 Economic Analysis and Managerial Economics MAF501 Computer Applications in Business MAF502 Business Finance MAF503 Accounting for Decision Making MAF504 Management & Human Resource Management (HRM)
Scheme of Studies
II- Master in Business Economics

Evening Program
This program is expected to develop the students with expertise in the areas of business and economics. A blended knowledge in this regard would enable them to adjust both in the areas of economics and business. Particular focus on the issues of Pakistan economy would allow the students to comprehend more about theoretical underpinnings of the economy of Pakistan.
1st Semester
Code Title MBE500 Micro Economics MBE501 Computer Applications in Business MBE502 Statistics for Business Economics MBE503 Mathematics for Business Economics MBE504 Accounting for Decision Making
2nd Semester
MAF550 Research Methods for Business MAF551 Financial Reporting: Principles and Applications MAF552 Financial Management MAF553 Islamic Finance MAF554 Advanced Auditing Problems
3rd Semester
MAF600 Quantitative Techniques for Business MAF601 Marketing Management MAF602 Advanced Managerial Accounting MAF603 Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management MAF604 International Business
2nd Semester
MBE550 MBE551 MBE552 MBE553 MBE554 Marketing Management Macro Economics Business Communication Financial Management Management and Human Resource Management
Eligibility:
Candidates are required to be at least a Graduate (B.Com., BBA and B.A./B.Sc. with Economics Elective) with a minimum of 2nd Division (45% marks in B.Com. and B.A./ B.Sc. and grade C in BBA)
3rd Semester
MBE600 MBE601 MBE602 MBE603 MBE604 Advanced Managerial Accounting International Business Research Methods for Business Business Econometrics Investment Analysis
4th Semester
MAF650 Financial Analysis MAF651 Database Management & System Analysis MAF652 International Finance 188
Admission:
Admission will be made by the Departmental Admission Committee according to the
4th Semester
MBE650 MBE651 MBE652 Option I, Analysis of Pakistan Economy International Economics Development Economics II
Eligibility:
Candidates are required to be at least a Graduate (B.Com./BBA) with a minimum of 2nd Division (45% marks in B.Com. and grade C in BBA).
MCM553 Company Law & Secretarial Practice MCM554 Organizational Behavior
3rd Semester
MCM600 Quantitative Techniques for Business MCM601 Electronic Commerce MCM602 Advanced Managerial Accounting Two courses from the field of Specialization having 3 Credit Hours each.
Optional Courses
MBE653 Organization Behavior MBE654 Monetary Economics MBE655 Financing of Foreign Trade & Foreign Exchange MBE656 Budgeting and Forecasting MBE657 Corporate Finance MBE658 Labor Economics MBE659 Business Policy MBE660 Managerial Economics
Admission:
Admission will be made by the departmental admissions committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the department. The detail of seats for this program is given in the relevant chart at the end.
Age:
Age of candidate should not exceed 26 years on the last date of the receipt of applications.
4th Semester
MCM650 Operations & Production Management MCM651 Business Policy MCM652 International Business Two courses from the field of Specialization having 3 Credit Hours each.
Merit shall be determined on the basis of 30% weightage allocated to marks obtained in the entry test (to be conducted by the department) and 70% weightage to marks obtained in the B.Com/BBA or equivalent examinations including 20 marks for Hifz-eQuran.
Field of Specialization
Specialization of M.I.S.
MCM603 Programming Language (Visual Basic 6.0) MCM604 Web Page Development (Html & Front Page) MCM605 Systems Analysis & Data Base Management System MCM653 Network & Data Communication MCM654 Active Server Pages 3.0 MCM655 Relational Data Base Management System
Scheme of Studies
1 Semester
st
Code
Title
III- Master of Commerce Program (M.Com.)

(Evening Program)
Master Commerce allows the students to specialize in various fields of business and commerce. The program is expected to contribute towards the provision of skilled and specialized personnel for various business organisations.
MCM500 Management & Human Resource Management MCM501 Marketing Management MCM502 Economic Analysis and Managerial Economics MCM503 Accounting for Decision Making MCM504 Business Communication & Report Writing
Specialization of Banking
MCM606 Practice & Law of Banking MCM607 Industrial Credit and Investment MCM608 Agriculture and Small Business Finance MCM656 Monetary Theory & Practices MCM657 Financing of Foreign Trade and Foreign Exchange MCM658 Practices of Banking 189
2nd Semester
MCM550 Computer Applications in Business MCM551 Research Methods for Business MCM552 Financial Management
Specialization of Finance
MCM609 Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management MCM610 Islamic Finance MCM611 Financial Analysis MCM659 Business Taxation MCM660 Corporate Finance MCM661 International Finance
Eligibility:
Candidates are required to be at least a Graduate (B.Com./ B.Sc. with Math./B.A. with Eco. or Math. or Stat./BBA/BCS) with a minimum of 2nd Division (45% marks in B.Com./B.Sc./B.A.) and grade C in BBA and BCS).
1st Semester
Course Title MEC500 Introduction to Electronic Commerce MEC501 Programming in Visual Basic 6.0 & Active X Control MEC502 Marketing Management MEC503 Accounting for Decision Making MEC504 Programming in C/C++
Admission:
Admission will be made by the departmental admissions committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the department. The detail of seats for this program is given in the relevant chart at the end.
2nd Semester:
MEC550 Visual Studio. Net MEC551 Web Page Development (HTML, FrontPage, Java Script etc.) MEC552 Quantitative Techniques for Business MEC553 Database Management & System Analysis MEC554 Network Essentials
Age:
Age of candidate should not exceed 40 years on the last date of the receipt of applications.
Merit shall be determined on the basis of 30% weightage allocated to marks obtained in the entry test (to be conducted by the department) and 70% weightage to marks obtained in the BA/BSc/B.Com/BBA or equivalent examinations including 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran.
3rd Semester:
MEC600 Principals of Management & Human Resource Management MEC601 Database Management System (PL/SQL) MEC602 E-Commerce Technologies & System designing for Internet Commerce. MEC603 Programming in JAVA MEC604 E-Commerce Strategies
IV- M.Sc. Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce)

(Evening Program)
The program has been introduced in line with the demand for education in the fields of information technology (IT) and e-commerce. This consists of the courses that can develop both the knowledge and skills in the fields of commerce, e-commerce and IT. A blend of courses from the fields of business, commerce and IT allows for the wider application of knowledge and absorption of graduates having this degree in various related fields.
Scheme of Studies
Orientation Semester
O.1 O.2 O.3 O.4 O.5 Computer Applications in Business Computer Architecture Computer Languages Business Communication Business Studies
4th Semester:
MEC650 Active Server Pages (ASP) & Java Server Pages (JSP) MEC651 Programming in Extensible Markup Language (XML) MEC652 Financial Management MEC653 Software Engineering MEC654 E-Commerce Project
(A student will have to pass all the courses in orientation semester, however the result of orientation semester will not be counted towards calculation of his/her GPA/CGPA for the program.)
In addition to the successful completion of above mentioned four semesters, the students shall have to:-
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i) Take a written Comprehensive Examination on major courses taught. Comprehensive Examination would have no weightage towards calculation of CGPA. However, every student shall have to qualify within three chances.
Admission:
Admission will be made by the departmental admission committee according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the department. The detail of seats for this program is given in Chart No.1
V- M. Phil. in Business Finance

(Evening Program)
In order to fulfill the needs of modern business, the department of Commerce has started a research program of M. Phil. in Business Finance. It aims to equip students with the specialised research skills and knowledge required for a career at a high level within business and financial sector. In addition, the program is expected to enable the students to undertake research independently in areas of business and finance. This program would cover an advanced study and knowledge relating to the theory of financial markets and international firms. The course begins with a review of business and finance and proceeds to equip the students with the recent theoretical developments that draw extensively on business and finance both at the national and international levels.
Age:
There is no age limit for the candidates seeking admission in this course.
Scheme of Studies
1st Semester
Code Title M. Phil.701 M. Phil.702 M. Phil.703 M. Phil.704 Economic Analysis Business Finance Corporate Finance International Business
2nd Semester
M. M. M. M. Phil.706 Phil.707 Phil.708 Phil.709 Business Research Methods Portfolio Management International Finance Business Econometrics
3rd Semester
M. Phil.710: Research Thesis M. Phil.711: Research Thesis
Eligibility
i) The entry requirement for this research degree program would be a master degree in related fields. Students who have successfully completed the MA/MSc programs with at least 50% marks or equivalent, in the areas of Commerce, Electronic Commerce, Economics, Business Economics, Business/Public administration, Accounting and Finance and Business Education would be entitled to seek admission in this course.
4th Semester
M. Phil.712: Research Thesis M. Phil.713: Research Thesis
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University
Law College
Established: Academic Programs: 1971 B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) LL.B (3-Year) LL.M. See the relevant chart at the end. F.A./F.Sc./ALevel BA/LL.B (Hons.) (5-Year) B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. for LL.B. (3-Year) LL.B. for LL.M. Prof. Dr. Abdur Rahsid Khan Mr. M. Saleem Sheikh Miss Bushra Andleeb Enrollment: Prerequisites: teachers (who are prominent lawyers of Multan rendering their services for Law College). The College has its own Library containing text books, reference books and law journals. The students can borrow books, from the library according to the rules prescribed by the University. A small Library Cell has also been established at the New Campus in the Central Library for LL.M. and with the introduction of these prestigious new programs i.e., B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) & LL.B. (3-Year) this small library would be further expanded to cater to the needs of law students. At present Law Moots are arranged by a committee comprising the Principal or a whole or part-time teachers and students secretaries. The speakers of each moot are selected by the presiding teacher. Opportunity is given to the largest possible number of students to take active part in moots. Efforts are also being made to enhance the research activity. For this LL.M. program has already been started and from this session B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) and LL.B. (3-Year) programs will be started under the Semester System with English as medium of instruction and examination.
Principal: Students Advisor: (Male) (Female)
Introduction
The Law College, one of the pioneer educational institutions of the city was established in January, 1971, by the Anjuman-e-Islamia, Multan. In pursuance of the Governments policy to nationalize the educational institutions, the College was taken over by the Education Department on 1st September, 1972. The Government provided curricular programs as well as administrative and financial assistance to the College. The administrative control and management of the College was subsequently transferred from the Education Department to the Law Department on 1st July, 1977. In October, 1977, the College was integrated with Bahauddin Zakariya University as its constituent College. Keeping in view the public demand for providing specialized training in the field of Labour and Taxation Law, Diploma class in Labour laws was started in 1983-84 session, and in Diploma Taxation Law in 1986-87. The classes of Law College, which is housed in the Government Wilayat Hussain Islamia Degree College, Masoom Shah Road, Multan are held in the afternoon. However from this Session there will be no admissions in LL.B. Part-I only classes for Part-II and LL.B. Part-III will be held in this building. Since the Law College will be shifting to the New Campus (Community Center) and the classes for B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year), LL.B. (3-Year) and LL.M. will be held at the New Campus. Presently there are three whole time and thirty part-time 192
Admission
The detail of seats for admission of LL.B. Part-I class is given in the relevant chart at the end. The Admission to B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) & LL.B. (3-Year) program swill be made by the College Admission Committee, according to the admission/merit criteria laid down by the University.
College Admission Committee

Prof. Dr. Abdur Rashid Khan Mr. Muhammad Saleem Sheikh, Miss Bushra Andleeb, Chairman Member/Secretary Member
Additional Regulations for Admission to LL.B. Part-II & LL.B. Part-III Class
Admission to the LL.B. Part-II & LL.B. Part-III classes shall bemade in accordance with the Rules and Regulations approved by the College/University. 1. Studens of the College who have passed LL.B. Part-I, Examination will be admitted in the LL.B. Part-II class. 2. Students of the College who have appeared in LL.B. Part-I Annual Examination can be admitted in LL.B. Part-II, subject to the
condition that in case they fail in the said Examination, their names shall stand dropped from the College rolls automatically. 3. Students of the college who have passed LL.B. Part-II Examination will be admitted in the LL.B. Part-III class. 4. Students of the college who have appeared in LL.B. Part-II, Annual Examination can be admitted in LL.B. Part-III, subject to the condition that in case they fail in the said Examination, their names shall stand dropped from the College rolls automatically. An outline of test in each subject of LL.B. Examination with number of marks assigned to each is given below:
IV.
LAW OF TRANSFER OF PROPERTY 1. The Transfer of Property Act. 1882 (as amended upto date) 2. The Registration Act. 1908 (as amended utp date) 3. The Succession Act. 1925 (as amended upto date) 4. The Land Acquisition Act. 1894 (as amended upto date) ISLAMIC PERSONAL LAW 1. Muslim Personal Law including all relevant enactments and Quranic Verses 2. The Guardian and Wards Act. 1980 (as amended upto date) INTERNATIONAL LAW Public International Law (or) Private International Law (Conflict of Laws) Public International Law
III.
40 20 20 20 V . IV.
LAW OF EVIDENCE 1. Qanoon-e-Shahadat, 1984 (as amended upto date) 2. General Principles of Legal Ethics 3. Leading Cases CONVEYANCING AND PLEADINGS 1. Conveyancing 2. Pleadings 3. Interpretation of Statutes
80 20
40 40 20
V .
80 20
Part-II
Course Title Marks No. I. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-II 1. Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan 1973 (as amended upto date) 80 2. Constitutional History of Indo-Pak (from 1947 to onward) 20 3. Leading Cases II. EQUITY 1. Principles of Equity 20 2. The Turst Act. 1882 (as amended upto date) 20 3. The Specific Relief Act. 1877 (as amended upto date) 60 MERCANTILE LAW 1. Companies Ordinance, 1984 (as amended upto date) 60 2. The Negotiable Instruments Act. 1881 (as amended upto date) 20 3. The Partnership Act. 1932 (as amended upto date) 20 VI.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 1. a. Principles of Administrative Law 60 b. Law of Administrative Tribunals 2. Law of Civil Service 40 a. Removal from Service (Special Powers) ordinance, 2000 20 b. Punjab Removal from Service (Special Powers) Ordinance, 2000 MINOR ACTS 1. The Stamp Act, 1899 (as amended upto date) 2. The Suits Valuation Act, 1887 (as amended upto date) 3. The Court Fees Act, 1870 (as amended upto date) 4. The Arbitration Act, 1940 (as amended upto date) 5. Urban Rent Restriction Ordinance 1959 LABOUR AND TAXATION LAWS 1. Industrial Relations Ordinance, 2002 (as amended upto date) 20 2. W.P. Standing Orders, 1968 20 3. The Workmen Compensation Act, 1923 (as amended upto date) 20 193
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VI.
VII.
SPECIAL AND LOCAL LAWS 1. Land Revenue Act. 1967 60 2. Tenancy Act. 1887 20 3. Punjab Pre-emption Laws 1991 20
20 20 20 20 20
Part-III
I. CIVIL PROCEDURE 1. The Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (as amended upto date) 2. The Limitation Act. 1908 (as amended upto date) 3. Leading Cases CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 1. The Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (as amended upto date) 2. Medical Jurisprudence
III.
80 20
VII.
Labour Laws:
II.
80 20
Taxation Laws:
Income Tax Ordinance, 20001 (as amended upto date) 20 Important Note: i) From the new admission onward i.e., for law exam. For LL.B. Part-I schedule in 2005, all the examinees would be required to solve at least two questions out of five in English. ii) The same class Examinees promoted in LL.B. Part-II in 2006 would be required to do at least three questions out of five in English. iii) And for such examinees promoted in LL.B. Part-III, there will be no choice i.e., they will attempt all the five questions in English and this will continue onward.
social order. And to prepare graduates capable of operating in contemporary social, economic and global environments.
B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) Program: Eligibility

Applicants who have passed their Intermediate examination or equivalent from a recognized Board or Institution securing at least 45% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for B.A./LL.B (Hons.) (5-Year) program.
2. The applicant must produce alongwith this complete application for admission an NOC from his Department allowing him to study in the Law College, failing which his application shall be rejected. 3. Applicants posted out of Multan shall have to produce a certificate of leave for the full academic session from their Department permitting them to study in the Law College, failing which their admission shall be cancelled. 4. Candidates selected for admission provisionally shall produce original certificates and documents to the authorised officer before getting the challan form for depositing the College dues.
Admission
Admission will be made by the Admission Committee of the College according to the admission criteria laid down by the Univeristy/College detail of seats for the program is given in the relevant chart at the end.
Introduction of B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) & LL.B. (3-Year) Programs:

Keepting in view the deteriorating standard of Legal Education due to mushroom growth of private law colleges and their adverse and damaging effects to the education of law last year the worthy Chancellor/Governor convened meeting at the Governors House for the Improvement of Legal Education. In order to achieve the cherished goal of excellence in law education it was decided that University of the Punjab will introduce the revised LL.B. (3-Year) program and the new B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) program in the forthcoming session (2005-06). Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan and Islamia University Bahawalpur should introduce the revised LL.B. (3-Year) program and the B.A./LL.B. (Hons) (5-Year) program latest by the next session.

The candidate applying against special admission charges seats are required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 100000/- with the application in favour of the Treasurer, B. Z. University, Multan. If the college receive application more than the number of seats on special admission charges basis, than it will be decided on merit amongst the applicants. Note: 1. The candidate once admitted will not be entitled to claim the refund of the fee paid for the seats on special admission charges and other dues, except library security. 2. Following shall be the subjects of B.A./ LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) Program.
a. For Fresh Graduates The merit for fresh graduates will be determined on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc. Examination plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. b. For in-service Graduates In case of in-service candidates, the merit will be determined on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc. Examination plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. The admission to LL.B. Part-I class will be governed by the general admission regulations of the University. However in case of inservice candidates, the following additional regulations will also be observed.
Aims and Objectives of the Programs:

To provide high quality law graduates capable of becoming professionals of different types and levels, who possess upto-date knowledge of law, necessary skills and professional ethics and thereby help in maintaining Rule of Law and justice in the 194
Additional regulations for in-service Candidates

1. There is no age limit for admission to LL.B. Part-I class against seats reserved for in-service candidates.
B.A.//LL.B (Hons.) (5-Year) Program Scheme of Studies

1 Semester
st
5th Semester
BL 300 Islamic Jurisprudence-I BL 301 Jurisprudence-I BL 302 Law of Contract-I BL 303 Law of Tort BL 304 Islamic Personal Law-I Total 4 3 3 4 3 17
9th Semester
BL 500 BL 501 BL 502 BL 503 BL 504 BL 505 BL 506 BL 507 Criminal Procedure-I (Criminal Procedure Code 1898) 3 Civil Procedure-I (Civil Procedure Code, 1908) 3 Administrative Law 3 Pleadings 2 Optional-I 3 Office Mgmt. & Client Counseling 2 Trial Advocacy (Civil) 2 Law Moot 2 Total 20
Code BL 100 BL 101 BL 102 BL 103 BL 104 BL 105 BL 106
Title Credit Hours English-I 3 Islamic Studies-I 3 Sociology-I 3 Political Science-I 3 Introduction to Law 3 Computer-I 3 Guided Library Work (Non Credit) Total 18
6th Semester
BL 350 Islamic Jurisprudence-II 2 BL 351 Jurisprudence-II 3 BL 352 Law of Contract-II 3 BL 353 Equity 4 BL 354 Islamic Personal Law-I 3 BL 355 Comparative Constitutional Law (British Constitution and U.S. Constitution) 4 Total 19
10th Semester
BL 550 Criminal Procedure-II (criminal Procedure Code 1898 and Medical Jurisprudence) Civil Procedure-II (Civil Procedure Code, 1908 and Limitation Act, 1908) Civil Service Laws Interpretation of Statutes etc. Optional-II Seminar Trial Advocacy (Criminal) Total
2nd Semester
BL 150 BL 151 BL 152 BL 153 BL 154 BL 155 BL 156 English-II 3 Islamic Studies-II 3 Sociology-II 3 Political Science-II 3 Philosophy of Law-II 3 Computer-II 2 Guided Library Work (Non Credit) Total 17
3 3 3 3 3 3 2 20
7th Semester
BL 400 BL 401 BL 402 BL 403 BL 404 BL 405 BL 406 BL 407
th
BL 551 BL 552 BL 553 BL 554 BL 555 BL 556
3rd Semester
BL 200 BL 201 BL 202 BL 203 BL 204 BL 205 English-II Pak Studies-I Sociology-III Political Science-III Introduction to Legal System Communication Skills-I Total 3 3 3 3 3 2 17
Criminal Law-I (General Principles of Criminal Law and Pakistan Penal Code) 3 Constitutional History of Pakistan 2 Public International Law-I 3 Law of Partnership 2 Law of Transfer of Property-I 3 Evidence-I 3 Conveyancing 2 Legal Professional 2 Total 20
Total credit hours of the program: 18 + 17 + 17 + 17 + 17 + 19 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 = 185 1. Detailed syllabus of each course will be made available by the teacher at the beginning of each semester. 2. The duration of the program shall be 5years. However, it may be extended upto one year if a student is repeating a course/ courses. Such a student shall be a casual student during the extended period. 3. The composite degree of B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year) shall be granted to the students who quality for it. 4. The program shall be based on Semester System. There shall be 10 semesters i.e., 2 semesters in each year. Each Semester shall comprise 16-18 weeks. 195
8 Semester
BL 450 Criminal Law-II (Islamic Criminal Law) 3 Const. Law of Pakistan 3 Public International Law-II 3 Company Law 3 Law of Transfer of Property-II 3 Evidence-II 3 Research Methodology 2 Total 20
4th Semester
BL 250 BL 251 BL 252 BL 253 BL 254 BL 255 English-IV Pak Studies-II Sociology-IV Political Science-IV Legal System of Pakistan Communication Skills-II Total 3 3 3 3 3 2 17
BL 451 BL 452 BL 453 BL 454 BL 455 BL 456
5. The University Regulations for Post Graduate Semester Studies shall be mutatis mutandis, applicable to this program. 6. The medium of Instruction as well as Examination shall be English in all subjects, except in the subjects of Pleadings and Conveyancing, in which the medium shall be mixture of English and Urdu. 7. The matters not covered by the foregoing paragraphs shall be mutatis mutandis, governed by the existing statutes/ regulations/rules etc. of the University/ College. 8. If a student of B.A./LL.B. (Hons.) (5Year) program wants to quit after first two years, he should be given credit hours for the two years to enable him to enroll in any other discipline, but he will not be awarded a B.A. degree.
Additional regulations for in-service Candidates

1. There is no age limit for admission to LL.B. Part-I class against seats reserved for in-service candidates. 2. The applicant must produce alongwith this complete application for admission an NOC from his Department allowing him to study in the Law College, failing which his application shall be rejected. 3. Applicants posted out of Multan shall have to produce a certificate of leave for the full academic session from their Department permitting them to study in the Law College, failing which their admission shall be cancelled. 4. Candidates selected for admission provisionally shall produce original certificates and documents to the authorised officer before getting the challan form for depositing the College dues.
for the seats on special admission charges and other dues, except library security.
LL.B. (3-Year) Program Scheme of Studies

Following shall be the subjects of LL.B. (3Year) Program:
1st Semester
Code BLL 500 BLL 501 BLL 502 BLL 503 BLL 504 BLL 505 Title Credit Hours Islamic Jurisprudence-I 4 Jurisprudence-I 3 Law of Contract-I 3 Law of Tort 4 Language Skill 2 Guided Library Study/Work 2 Total 18
2nd Semester
BLL 550 BLL 551 BLL 552 BLL 553 BLL 554 BLL 555 Islamic Jurisprudence-II 2 Jurisprudence-II 3 Law of Contract-II 3 Equity 4 Comparative Constitution Law 2 Computer Study 2 Total 16
LL.B (3-Year) Program

Eligibility
For admission to LL.B. (3-Year) program Classes, the candidate is required to have at least 45% Marks in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.
Break-up of Seats
a. For Fresh Graduates The merit for fresh graduates will be determined on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc. Examination plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. b. For in-service Graduates In case of in-service candidates, the merit will be determined on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in B.A./B.Sc. Examination plus 20 marks for Hifz-e-Quran. The admission to LL.B. Part-I class will be governed by the general admission regulations of the University. However in case of inservice candidates, the following additional regulations will also be observed. 196
3rd Semester
BLL 600 BLL 601 BLL 602 BLL 603 BLL 604 BLL 605 BLL 606 BLL 607 Criminal Law-I Const. History of Pakistan Public International Law-I Mercantile Law Transfer of Property Law-I Islamic Personal Law-I Conveyancing Legal Profession Total 3 2 3 2 3 3 2 2 20

The candidates applying against Special Admission Charges seats in LL.B. 3-Year program are required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 1,00,000/- with the application in favour of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. If the College receives applications more than the number of seats of Special Admission Charges, then it will be decided on merit from amongst the applicants. The merit will be computed in the same manner as provided in the above para. Note: The candidate once admitted will not be entitled to claim the refund of the fee paid
4th Semester
BLL 650 BLL 651 BLL 652 BLL 653 BLL 654 Criminal Law-II Const. Law of Pakistan Public International Law-II Company Law Transfer of Property Law-II 3 3 3 2 3
BLL 655 Islamic Personal Law-II BLL 656 Research Methodology Total
3 2 19
5th Semester
BLL 680 BLL 681 BLL 682 BLL 683 BLL 684 BLL 685 BLL 686 Evidence-I Criminal Procedure-I Civil Procedure-I Administrative Law-I Pleadings Optional-I Office Mgmt. & Clients Counseling BLL 687 Trial Advocacy Civil BLL 688 Law Moot Total 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 2 2 23
mutatis mutandis, applicable to this program. 6. The medium of Instruction as well as Examination shall be English in all subjects, except in the subjects of Pleadings and Conveyancing, in which the medium shall be mixture of English and Urdu. 7. The matters not covered by the foregoing paragraphs shall be mutatis mutandis, governed by the existing statutes/ regulations/rules etc. of the University/ College.
LL.M. (Final)
Paper-I Comparative Studies of Islamic & English Jurisprudence 100 Paper-II Alternative Dispute Resolution 100 Paper-III Thesis & Viva Voce 100
LL.M. (Previous)
1. International Trade Law
i) Contracts of International Trade Transactions. ii) Harmonization of International Trade Law, the relevant Formulating agencies and the instruments of harmonization. iii) Contracts for the International Sale of goods with an emphasis on the formation and performance of standardized sale contracts (CIF and Fob Contracts). Under both English Law and the UN Vienna Convention the International Sale of goods including issues of passing of possession, property and risk in the goods concerned and if remedies available in the parties. Private International Law affecting International sale of goods. iv) Transportation of goods from the exporting Country to the place of destinations and the risk allocation between the various parties (seller, buyer, carrier, successive carriers) especially in the context of carriage of goods by sea. Bill of leading, nature and types. v) The role of insurance in International Trade. Financing of International Trade, Letters of Credit and the role of ICC Uniform Customs and practice for Documentary Credits (UCP 500) bills of Exchange, factoring and forfeiting counter trade and export finance. Dispute Resolution (i) Litigation (ii) Arbitration (iii) Conciliation (Mediation).
LL.M. Program
The University is offering LL.M. full time morning degree program at the main campus (IMS).
6 Semester
th
BLL 690 BLL 691 BLL 692 BLL 693 BLL 694 BLL 695 BLL 696 BLL 697
Evidence-II 3 Criminal Procedure-II 3 Civil Procedure-II 3 Administrative Law-II 3 Interpretation of Statutes etc. 3 Optional-II 3 Seminar 3 Trial Advocacy Criminal 2 Total 23
Eligibility
The candidate has passed LL.B. degree from the HEC recognized University or equivalent Law examination of any other recognized University. Age Limit 30 Years
Total credit hours of the program: 18 + 16 + 20 + 19 + 23 + 23 = 119 1. Detailed syllabus of each course will be made available by the teacher at the beginning of each semester. 2. The duration of the program shall be 3Year. However, it may be extended upto one year if a student is repeating a course/ courses. Such a student shall be a casual student during the extended period. 3. The degree of LL.B. shall be granted to the students who qualify for it. 4. The program shall be based on Semester System. There shall be 6 Semesters i.e. 2 semesters in each year. Each Semester shall comprise 16-18 weeks. 5. The University Regulations for Postgraduate Semester Studies shall be
Break-up of Seats
See the relevant chart at the end. The following shall be the subjects of LL.M.
LL.M. Program Scheme of Studies

LL.M. (Previous)
Paper-I International Trade Law 100 Paper-II Company / Commercial Law 100 Paper-III Comparative Constitutional Law (U.K., U.S.A., India, Pakistan and France) 100 Paper-IV Criminology & Penal System of Pakistan 100
II W.T.O.
i) Introduction ii) Dispute Resolution iii) Tariff and Non Tariff barriers 197
iv) The Most-Favoured Nation Principle v) Safeguard vi) Rules and Domestic Adjustment Policies vii) National Treatment obligations viii) The policies of Anti-Dumping Rules ix) Subsidies and countervailing duties x) Trade in Services xi) Trade related intellectual property rights (TRIPS) xii) Trade and Investment
iiiiiiiiiiiiiv
2. Company Law/Commercial Law

i) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) vii) viii) ix)
100
The Company Ordinance, 1984. Formation of Companies and Consequences of Incorporation. The Company and Insiders. The Company and Outsiders. The Directors. The Shareholders and their Rights. Share Capital. Loan Capital. Administering the Company.
Doctrine of Rule of Law. Citizen and State. a) Rights of citizens. b) Safeguards available to the citizen against the violation of the Rights. Constitutioal Convention Development of the Constitution. a) American Experience. British Experience. Inslamic concept and their influence on the Constitutional Law. b) Colonial and Dominion Status. Common wealth of Nations. League of Nations. United Nations. Law of Sate Necessity. Interpretation of Constitution. Land mark cases of United State of America .
iv) Social reaction to the breaking of Laws. (Crime, Criminal Law & Criminology, Analysis of the concept of crime.)
IV- Related Issues

i) Related Issues ii) Criminal & Criminal behavior, deviancy, iii) Criminal & Criminal behavior, classical, neo classical, positivism, utilitarianism, biological, environmental, psychological, genetic determinism, sociological determinism. iv) Types of criminals occasional, habitual, professional, born criminal (chromosomal abnormality) & neuro chemistry. v) White collar crimes, cyber terrorism & cyber crimes. Sex offences, prostitution & abortion. Alcholism & Drug abuse. Anti-narcotic Law in Pakistan. vi) Euthanasia (dying right Assisted suicide medicalised dying death with dignity movement). vii) Ethology Aggression. viii) Death instinct. Urge to death (Innate destructive trend in Human nature). Torture and human destructivencess.
3. Comparative Consitutional Law (U.K., U.S.A., India, Pakistan and France): 100
Definition nature and scope of the constitutional law: procedure and power of the amendment of the constitution. General Principles Re-state and Government. a) The Federal principle as applied to the different constitutions. b) Separation of powers between the legislature the executive and the judiciary, and relationship among the three organs of state. Sovereignty of: a) Constitution b) Parliament Independence of Judiciary a) Doctrine of Impled powers. b) Doctrine of Judicial review. Presidential and Parliamentary Democracies.
4. Criminology & Penal System of Pakistan: 100 I- Criminology

i) ii) iii) iv) v) Introduction. What is criminology? Scope? What do criminologists study? Criminology & Criminal Law? How it is directed at making some aspect of criminal justice system better at some level of a program, an institution or a strategy.
V- Insanity
100
II- Origin of Crime

i) Origin of Crime. ii) Tribe, taboos, sanctions, guilt feeling, punishments. iii) God, religion, sin, vice, moral wrong. iv) Crime causation as criminogenesis.
i) Plea of insanity & unsoundness, scope & the Law laid down by the superior courts of Pakistan. ii) Related provisions, exceptions in Pakistan Penal Code. iii) Juvenile delinquency & crime. iv) Reformation, correctional measures, law laid down by legislature.
VI- Criminal Justice System

i) ii) iii) iv) Criminal Justice System. Criminal courts. Control of crime. Theories of punishment, objects, Scope & discretion concepts. v) Punitive policies & Social structure. vi) Treatment of criminals, Police System, probation, parole, therapeutic approach (prison & prison reforms).
III- Law
i) Law ii) The Making of Laws. iii) Breaking of Laws.
198
VII- Punishments
i) Punishment ii) Theories of punishment. iii) In primitive societies, rubute, admonition, deffered sentence, taking securities, gibbeting, flogging, banishment etc. iv) Corporal, capital, death sentence, fines. v) Concept of punishment in Islam, specific study of Hudood, Qisas & Tazir.
2. Alternative Dispute Resolution

100
VIII- Terrorism
i) Terrorism ii) State Terrorism iii) Sectarian Terrorism with special emphasis to Pakistan iv) Legislative History
IX- Paper Writing

i) Paper writing on any of the topics discussed above as well as mutual discussion sessions: ii) Declamation exercises.
LL.M. (Final)
1. Comparative Study of Islamic & English Jurisprudence: 100
1- The Science of Jurisprudence 2- Nature of Sources of Law 3- Theories of Law and Administration of Justice 4- Punishments, their kinds and objects 5- Crimes and Torts 6- Theories of Origin and Functions of States 7- Legal and Equitable Rights 8- Ownerships, Possession and Persons 9- The Law of Property 10- The Law of Obligations 11- The Theory of Sovereignty 12- The Law regulation relations between Muslims and Non-Muslims 13- Constitutional and administrative Law 14- International Law 15- Islamic Law and Legislation in contemporary world.
Introduction to the course: Perspective on ADR and Informal Justice. Taxonomy: Conflict, Dispute and Decision Making; The nature of disputes and dispute processes, the characteristics of different forms of dispute process, modes of their party intervention, litigation and settlement. Negotiation: the nature of negotiations, Power in dispute processes, bilateral and multi party processes, representative negotiations. The processual shape of negotiations. Mediation: The nature of mediation and the role of the Mediator, The context and for of mediated negotiations, the different forms of mediation, mediation distinguished from other forms of thirdparty intervention. Problems of confidentiality, the protection of weaker parties and safeguarding of third party interests. Trocessual Shapes of Mediation. The Regulation of Mediation: The development of a Regulatory Framework (UK, Europe, Australia and the North American Approach). Overarching Regulation, Central Issues. Umpiring: Arbitration Courts and Mixed Processes: Government and Dispute Settlement, Arbitration and Civil Justice, the heterogencity of Courts, the Roles of the Courts, Developments in Adjudication Settlement and Civil Justice, ADR and Civil Procedure. ADR and Civil Justice in England, USA and other States. The Scope of ADR in Pakistan.
Note: i) The admitted students shall be informed about the regulations at the time of registration. ii) There will be 20 marks titled sessional marks which will be given to the candidate on the basis of his/her satisfactory performance in the class discipline and good moral conduct.
3. Thesis & Viva Voce
100
The students may submit the synopsis any time during the 2nd year. The time limit is ordinarily six months from the declaration of result. 199
Rates of Special Admission Charges (Undergraduate)
Rates of Special Admission Charges (Undergraduate)

Seats for the Session 2006-2007
Sr. No. Name of Department

01*. 02*. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. BS(CS) BS(IT) BBA (Hons.) BBA(IT) (Hons.) D.Pharm B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering B.Sc. (Civil Engineering) B.Sc. (Electrical Engineering) B.Sc. (Architectural Engineering) B.Sc. (Computer Engineering) B.Sc. (Mechanical Engineering) B.Sc. (Textile Engineering) BS (4-Year) B.A. Joint Honours in Literature & Linguistics (4-Year) BFA B.Des. LL.B. (Hons.) (5-Year)
Rate Per Seat

Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. 1,60,000/1,60,000/1,60,000/1,60,000/1,50,000/2,50,000/50,000/2,50,000/2,50,000/2,50,000/2,50,000/2,50,000/2,50,000/50,000/25,000/150,000/150,000/100,000/-
Note: The candidates once admitted will not be entitled to claim the refund of the fee paid under Special Admission Charges scheme and other dues except library security but as provided in the rules. * The candidates applying against Special Admission Charges seats in BBA(Hons), BBA(IT), BS(CS), BS(IT) programmes are required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 1,00,000/- with the application in favour of Treasurer, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Rs. 30,000/- will be deposited in the 2nd semester and Rs. 30,000/- will be deposited in the 3rd semester.
The Candidates apply for the seats under Special Admission Charges in the above disciplines are required to attach a bank draft of the amount mentioned above with the application in favour of Treasurer B.Z. University, Multan. If the University receives more applications than the number of seats on Special Admission Charges, then it will be decided on merit from amongst the applicants of this category.
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Schedule of Fee
Schedule of Fee
Bachlor Classes for the Session 2006-2007 Morning Classes.
B.B.A. (Hons.)
Ist Semester
Amount Rs.
Total Fees and dues 9,000/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total 11,000/2nd Semester 4,490/-
B.Sc. (Hons.) Amount Rs. Agricutlure/ B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering Ist Semester
BS (4-Year) Programme
Ist Semester
Additional Dues
Ist Semester 2nd Semester 1,730/1,030/-
Note:- After admission, fee paid will neither be refunded nor transferred.

Ist Semester
Total Fees and dues 12,470/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total 14,470/2nd Semester 7960/-
BS(CS)
Ist Semester
Total Fees and dues 19,670/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total 21,670/2 Semester
nd
B.A. (4-Year) English

Ist Semester
Amount Rs.
15,160/-
Additional Dues
B.Sc. Civil, Electrical, Architectural, Computer, Mechanical Engineering & Textile Engineering
Ist Year
Total Fees and dues 8,860/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total 10,860/-
BFA/B.Des.
Ist Semester
Total Fees and dues 9,470/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total 11,470/2nd Semester Prep Semester 4,960/1,500/-
Pharm-D
Ist Professional
Total Fees and dues 7,600/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total 9,600/-
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Schedule of Fee
Schedule of Fee
Bachelor Classes for the Session 2006-2007 Evening Classes.
B.B.A.(IT) (Hons.)
I . Semester
st
Amount Rs.
BS(TS)
Ist Semester
Total Fee and dues 22,190/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total 24,190/2nd Semester 17,230/-
B.Com (Hons) & B.Sc. (Hons) Accounting & Finance

Ist Semester
Additional Dues
Additional Dues
I Semester 2nd Semester
st
2,500/2,500/-
Additional Dues
Ist Semester 2nd Semester 550/550/-
BS(IT)
Ist Semester
Pharm-D
Ist Professional
Amount Rs.
Total Fees and dues 43,300/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total 45,300/Note:- After admission, fee paid will neither be refunded nor transferred.
Additional Dues
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Schedule of Fee

Detail of Fee for DAE Program
Sr. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.
Description Admin fee Reg. fee Tuition fee Special Admission Chrg. Sports fee Special fee B. Z. U. S.T.C. Id. Card fee Breakage fee Bus Charges Lib. Serv. Verify fee Utility Charges Contit. Charges Medi. Certri. Charges Research fund Examinate. Fee Late fee Lib. Security (refundable) Departmental charges Union fee Maga. Fee Field work Mosque fund
Amount 1000 900 12200/year 76000 65 150 150 50 330 1500 200 400 1000 385 40 10 300 1100 (Refundable) 110 90 55 100 110
The matter will be placed before the admission committee for reviewing fee structure of DAE class and a student have to pay fee as per approved by the committee.
Special Admission Charges:

The candidate applied against Special Admission Charges seats in D.A.E Textile Technology are required to attach a bank draft of Rs. 76,000 with the application in favor of Treasure, Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan. If the institute receives more than the number of Seats of Special Admission Charges, then it will be decided on the merit from among the applications. The merit will be computed in the same manner as provided in the above Para.
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Break-up of Enrollment (Seet for Each Course)
Undergraduate: Break-up of Enrollment (Seats for Each Course)

Seats for candidates passing Intermediate Examination from the Boards of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Multan & D.G. Khan/ (indluding Federal College in Multan affiliated with Federal Board) & Graduates* of B.Z. University Multan (where admission against the seat is on graduation basis) Seats for the Tribal Areas of D.G. Khan Division Seats for real Son/Daughter of Working/retired/ Desceased Employees other than Teachers of B.Z. University, Multan. Nominee from Pharmaceutical Industry on Special Admission Charges Seats for real Son/Daughter of Working/retired/ Desceased Teachers of B.Z. University, Multan. Seats for children of shaheeds/War disabled/ Retired/Working defence Personnel Seats for candidate holding 3 year Diploma. Sons/Daughters of Registered Pharmacists Seats for the nominee from Azad Kashimr.
+++
Seats for disabled candidates
Seats for Foreign Students
Maximum No. of Seats
Open Merit Seats
Miscellaneous
Subject B.B.A. (4-Year) ++ B.B.A. (IT) (Hons.) Pharm-D Pharm-D (Morning) (Evening (Morning) (Evening)
3 20 20 30 45 60 20 50 20 20 20 25 25 35 40 40
4 20 20 30 45 -50 20 -20 20 20 25 25 ----
5 04 -12 --04 04 -04+1* 02 ------
6 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 01 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02
7 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 01 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02
8 --01 --01 01 ----------
9 --01 -----------01 ---
10 01 -01 --01 01 -01 ---------
11 ----05 -------------
12 01 -01 --01 01 -01 01 -01 01 01 ---
13 --05 05 -------------
14 --02 02 -------------
15 01 -01 ----------02 ---
16 01 -01 -01 01 01 -01 ----01 01 01
72 20 64 20 109 20 101 -152 30 72 20 52 -71 20 67 20 44 -65 10
B.Sc. Textile Engineering B.Sc. (Hons.) Agri. (Morning) B.Sc. Agri. Engg. (Morning) DVM (5-Year) BS(CS) BS(IT) BS(TS)*** B.Com (Hons.) (Morning) (Morning) (Evening) (Evening) (Evening)
80 20 40+10+
B.Sc. (Accounting & Finance) (Hons.) 65 10 (Evening) B.A. LL.B (Hons.) 5-Year (Morning) D.G. Khan Sub Campus BBA (Hons) (Morning) Sahiwal Sub Campus BBA (Hons) (Morning) 49 05 65 20 65 20
Legend
**
The Committee decided that the Deans Committee will process all the cases regarding the admissin against the reserved seats on sports quota for each Department. + 10 Seats for Female applicants. ++ Information about seats in BBA Programmes at Sahiwal & D. G. Khan Sub Campuses is provided in the respective sections of the Sub Campus. +++ Special Admission Charges (SAC) seats will be allocated in the same manner as open merit seats. *** (Winter Session) 02 Seats for serving University Teacherr/Serving University Employee
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Sports **
Undergraduate:
Pharm-D:
Under Column-3 Column-5
* Admission to D.Pharm Morning/Evening Programme will be offered on the basis of domicile of Punjab. Under Column 5: Seats in each discipline as mentioned below have been reserved for the students of the Rawanda on self finance basis on the nomination of the Governemnt of Pakistan.
Sr. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. * Under Column No.05 Under Column No.09 Under Column No.10 Under Column No.14
No. of Seats 1 1 2 2 2 2 Total: 10 One seat for the student of Bangladesh reserved in the following discipline: Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, BCS Three seats for the students of Yemen reserved in Pharm-D (Morning) on self finance basis on the nomination of Government of Pakistan.
Name of Subject B.Sc. Civil Engineering B.Sc. Electrical Engineering B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture Pharm-D B.B.A. BS(CS)
One Seat will be offered to the nominated candidate of Azad Kashmir. One Seat will be offered to the children of Shaheeds/War disabled/Retired/Working defence Personnel on the nomination of Naval Headquarter. 2 seats for the nominees from Pharmaceutical Industry (Monring) on special admission charges 2 seats for the nominees from Pharmaceutical Industry (Evening)
B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture
Under Column No.10
One Seat will be offered to the Children of Shaheeds/War disabled/Retired/Working Army personnel on the nomination of G.H.Q.
Under Column No.11

B.Sc.(Civil) Engineering B.Sc. (Electrical) Engineering Under Column No.13
Two Seat will be allocated for the candidates holding 3 year Diploma in Civil Technology from a Board of Technical Education & have a Domicile of Punjab Diploma holders will only compete against this one seat. Two Seat will be allocated for the candidates holding 3 year Diploma in Electrical Technology from a Board of Technical Education & have a Domicile of Punjab. Diploma holders will only compete against this one seat. i) ii) One seat in B.B.A. (Morning) for the children of Kashmires (IHK persons) displaced after 1989. One seat in Parm-D (Morning Programme) will be offered to the University employees serving in the evening.
Note:-
(i) (ii) (iii)
Number of seats for foreign candidates can be revised / increased with the approval of the Vice-Chancellor on the nomination of Govt. of Pakistan on Special Admission Charges basis. If any reserved seat remains unfilled, it will not be converted to merit seat. If any seat under Special Admission Charges remains unfilled, it will not be converted to merit seat.
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BS (4-Year): Break-up of Enrollment (Seats for Each Course)

Real son/daughter of working or Retired or Deceased Teachers of B.Z. University, Multan. Seats for candidates passing Intermediate Examination from the Boards of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Multan & D.G. Khan/ (indluding Federal College in Multan affiliated with Federal Board) Seats on Special Admission Charges Real son/daughter of working or Retired or Deceased Employees other than Teachers of B.Z. University, Multan.
Maximum No. of Seats
Open Merit Seats
Foreign Students
Subject Botany Zoology Chemistry Mathematics Statistics Physics
1 43 43 43 43 43 43
2 5 5 5 5 5 5
3 15 15 15 15 15 15
4 15 15 15 15 15 15
5 2 2 2 2 2 2
6 2 2 2 2 2 2
7 2 2 2 2 2 2
8 1 1 1 1 1 1
B.A. (4-Year): Break-up of Enrollment (Seat for Each Course)

English B.A. Joint Honours in 66 20 20 20 2 2 2 ---
Literature & Linguistics (4-Years) (Evening)

BFA (Specialization in Painting or Sculpture and Ceramics B.Des. (Bachelor of Design) 28 28 03 03 10 10 10 10 --2 2 2 2 --1 1
Special Admission Charges per seat

BS English BFA & B.Des. Rs.50,000/Rs. 25,000/Rs. 150,000/-
*The Committee decided that the Deans Committee will process all the cases regarding the admissin against the reserved seats on sports quota for each Department.
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Sports*
9 1 1 1 1 1 1
B.Sc. Engineering: Break-up of Enrollment (Seats for Each Course)

Category Electrical Engg. Civil Engg. Mechanical Engg. Computer Engg. Architectural Engg.
A (Open merit All punjab) B (Seats for Multan & D.G.Khan BISE) F G College Multan C (Seats of Children of University Teachers) D (Diploma Holders) E (Seats for Children of University Employees) FA (Female on open merit) FB (Female for Multan & D.G.Khan BISE) G (Foreign students) H (Disable Students) I Tribal Area of D.G.Khan Division (by nomination)
15 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 1 1 54
15 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 1 1 54
15 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 1 1 53
9 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 1 1 41
9 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 1 1 41
SA (Special Admission Charges, All Punjab) SB (Special Admission Charges, Multan & D.G.Khan BISE) SD (Special Admission Charges, Diploma Holders) *** Earthquake (AJK) Total Seats
02 Seats will be allocated for the candidates in Civil & Electrical Engineering holding 03 years diploma of Associate Engineer fulfilling the requirements for eligibility as explained in the admission procedure. *** 01 Seat will be allocated for the candidates for the earthquake areas (AJK). 01 Seat will be for the candidates in Mechanical, Architectural and Computer Engineering holding 03 years diploma of Associate Engineer fulfilling the requirements for eligibility as explained in the admission prcedure. **The Committee decided that the Deans Committee will process all the cases regarding the admissin against the reserved seats on sports quota for each Department.
**
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Rates of Special Admission Charges (Postgraduate)
Rates of Special Admission Charges (Postgraduate)

Seats for the Session 2006-2007
Sr. No. Name of Department

01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. M.A. (Economics) M.A. (Pakistan Studies) M.A. (Mass Communication) M.A. (Education) M.Sc. (Chemistry) M.Sc. (Mathematics) MCS M.Sc. (Physics) M.Sc. (Statistics) M.Sc. (Zoology) M.Sc. (Botany) M.A. (English) M.A. (Urdu) M.A. (Islamic Studies) MBA MBA(IT) M.Sc. (Accounting & Finance) M.Sc. Applied Psychology M.Sc. Sociology M.A. Philosophy M.A. (Political Science) M.A. (History) M.Ed. M.A. Arabic LL.B (3-Years)
Rate Per Seat

Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. 50,000/20,000/30,000/75,000/50,000/30,000/1,50,000/50,000/30,000/50,000/50,000/50,000/15,000/15,000/1,50,000/1,50,000/50,000/50,000/50,000/50,000/30,000/15,000/75,000/15,000/100,000/-
Eligibility
Only the candidates who have secured atleast 2nd Division in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./B.B.A. or equivalent examination and also obtained 45% marks in the concerned subject are eligible for admission against the Special Admission charges seats. Note: The candidates once admitted will not be entitled to claim the refund of the fee paid under Special Admission Charges scheme and other dues except library security but as provided in the rules.
Note: Special Admission charges for M.Phil Programme in all the subjects is Rs. 20,000/- per seat. The Candidates apply for the seats under Special Admission Charges in the above disciplines are required to attach a bank draft of the amount mentioned above with the application in favour of Treasurer B.Z. University, Multan. If the University receives more applications than the number of seats on Special Admission Charges, then it will be decided on merit amongst the applicants of this category.
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Schedule of Fee (Postgraduate)
Schedule of Fee/Dues
For Master Classes, Session 2006-2007 Morning Classes M.A. (Semester-I) Amount Rs. MBA (Ist & 2nd Semester)
Total Fee and dues 10.200/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 12,200/Additional Dues 1,035/Prep Semester 1,500/-
For M.Phil Classes for the Session 2006-2007 M.Phil (Arts) (Ist. Semester)
Total Fee and dues 14,320/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 16,320/13,900/2nd Semester
M.Sc. (Semester-I) (EXCEPT MCS & Mathematics)

Total Fee and dues 7,470/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 9,470/nd 2,730/2 Semester
M.Sc. Accounts & Finance (Ist Semester)

Total Fee and dues 9,340/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 11,340/2nd Semester
M.Phil (Science) (Ist. Semester)

MCS (Ist. Semester)

Total Fee and dues 7,470/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 9,470/nd 2 Semester 2,730/-
Additional Dues
Ist. Semester 2nd. Semester
2,730/550/550/-
M.Phil (Pharmacy & Chemistry) Semester-I

Additional Dues
Ist. Semester 2nd. Semester 3,200/2,700/-
M.Sc. Mathematics (Semester-I)

M.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture

Total Fee and dues 15,320/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 17,320/14,900/2nd. Semester
Additional Dues
Computer Charges 1,000/-
LL.B. Part-I
Total Fee and dues 5,320/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 7,320/Note: After admission, fee paid will neither be refunded nor transferred. 209
Schedule of Fee (Postgraduate)
For Master Classes for the Session 2006-2007 Evening Programme
M.A. Mass Communication/MLS/ International Relations

(Ist. Semester)
Total Fee and dues Library Security (Refundable) Registration Fee if not already registered Total: 2nd Semester Amount Rs. 14,690/1,100/900/ 16,690/9,830/-
MBA (IT)/MBA (Banking) Ist Semester

Total Fee and dues 15,490/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 17,490/2nd Semester 10,630/-
Additional Dues
Ist Semester 2nd Semester 550/550/-
LL.M. (Part-I)
Total Fee and dues 27,820/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 29,820/-
Additional Dues
1st Semester 2nd Semester Prep Semester 2,130/1,630/1,500/-
M.Sc. Chemistry
1st Semester
M.Sc. Economics
Ist Semester
M.Sc. Applied Linguistics/ M.A. English/Education (Ist. Semester)

Total Fee and Dues 22,690/Library Security 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 24,690/nd 2 Semester 17,830/-
Total Fee and Dues 19,520/Library Security 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 21,520/14,330/2nd Semester
MCS/MIT (Ist. Semester)

M.Sc. Sociology/Applied Psychology/M.A. Philosophy (Ist. Semester)

Total Fee and Dues 11,690/Library Security 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 13,690/2nd Semester 6,830/-
Fine Arts M.A.
Ist Semester
Total Fee and dues 17,690/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 19,690/2nd Semester 12,830/Prep Semester 1,500/Additional Dues 580/-
Additional Dues
Ist. Semester 2nd Semester
Additional dues
Ist Semester 2nd Semester Prep Semester
3,200/3,200/-
2,130/1,630/1,500/-
M.Sc. Physics (Ist Semester)

Total Fee and Dues 16,890/Library Security 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 18,890/12,030/2nd Semester
MS(TS) (Ist. Semester)

M.Com/MBE/M.Sc. E-Commerce/ M.Sc. Accounting & Finance (ii) Ist Semester

Total Fee and dues 18,790/Library Security (Refundable) 1,100/Registration Fee if not already registered 900/ Total: 20,790/13,930/2nd Semester Prep Semester M.Sc. E- Commerce 2,500/-
M.Sc. Statistics (Ist Semester)

Additional Dues
Ist. Semester 2nd Semester 2,500/2,500/-
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Hostel Dues, Fee Rates For Foreign Students (Postgraduate)
Hostel Dues
1. Room Rent a) Cubical b) Double allotment News Papers and Magazine Electricity Charges Medical Fee Utensil Fee Hostel Security Electricity Security Mess Advance (where applicable) Gas Charges Common Room Fee Maintenance Charges Telephone Charges 70/55/25/125/30/100/550/110/1500/75/25/330/100/Per head, per month per head, per month per head, per month per head, per month per head, per month per head, per month Refundable Refundable Refundable per head, per month per head, per month Once a year Once a year
M.Sc. Botany (Ist Semester)

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
M.Sc. Zoology (Ist Semester)

Bio-Technology (I Semester)
st
Rate of Tuition Fee For Foreign Students

Subject Fee Amount B.A./B.Sc. Undergraduate Rs. 40,000/-or equal amount in US $ Per Annum M.A./Arts, Education, Law/Commerce etc. Rs. 40,000/-or equal amount in US $ Per Annum M.Phil/Ph.D. MBA/Computer M.Sc./M.Phil/Ph.D. all science subjects Engineering Agriculture Rs. 55,000/-or equal amount in US $ Per Annum Rs. 63,000/-or equal amount in US $ Per Annum Rs. 300,000/- or US $ 7000/Rs. 90,000/- or US $ 1500/Per Annum Per Annum
Note: After admission, fee paid will neither be refunded nor transferred. 211
Break-up of Enrollment (Seet for Each Course) Postgraduate
Postgraduate: Break-up of Enrollment (Seats for Each Course)

Seats for children of shaheeds/War disabled/ Retired/Working Defence Personnel. Seats reserved for real Son/Daughter of Working/Retired/Deceased Employees other than Teachers of B.Z. University. Seats reserved for real Son/Daughter of Working/Retired/Deceased Teachers of B.Z. University. Seats for nominees from Azad Kashmir Seats for Graduates of B.Z. University, Multan Seats for serving University Teacher/Serving University Employee. Seats on Special Admission Charges. Seats for nominees from Northern Areas (Gilgat, Baltistan).
Seats for foreign candidates.
Seats for Army personnels.
Maximum No. of Seats.
Open Merit Seats.
Subject Economics Education History Pakistan Studies (Morning) (Afternoon) (Morning) (Evening) (Morning) (Morning)
1 75 64 73 74 74 74 74 54 72 64 47 72 74
2 20 20 20 25 20 20 20 -20 20 -20 --
3 20 20 20 25 20 20 20 25 20 20 20 20 35 20 35 20 27 20
4 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 25 20 20 20 20 35 20 35 20 28 20
5 2+37 -2+37 -2+37 1+37 1+37 -2+37 --2+37 -2+37 -2+37 -2+37
6 01 -01 -01 01 01 --------01 -01 ----01 --7
7 01 ----01 01 --------01 -01 ----01 -----
8 01 -01 -01 01 01 -01 --01 -01 -01 -01 01 ---01 --01 --
9 01 ---01 01 01 -----------01 ------01 --
10 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 -02 02
11 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 -02 02
12 01 -01 -01 01 01 -01 -01 01 -01 -01 -01 01 ---01 --01 --
13 ----------01 -----------------
14 ---------------------011 ----0510
15 01 -01 -01 01 01 01 -01 01 -01 -01 -01 01 ---01 -01 --
Pol. Science (Morning) International Relations (Evening) Mass Communication (Morning) (Evening) Library & Information Science (Evening) Botany Zoology Chemistry Mathematics (Morning) (Evening)6 (Morning) (Evening) (Morning) (Evening) (Morning)
72 20 74 -74 20 60 015 74 73 54 64 45 74 44 20 74 69 20 20 ---20 --20 --
Computer Science (MCS) (Morning) (Evening) MIT (Evening) M.Sc. (TS) (Evening) Physics Bio-Technology Statistics (Morning) (Evening) (Evening) (Morning) (Evening)6
20 20 2+37 23 22+54 -30 30 -20 20 -20 20 10 20 30 20 20 10 20 30 2+37 --2+3 --
01 --
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Seats for Sports
Miscellaneous.
Postgraduate: Break-up of Enrollment (Seats for Each Course)

Seats reserved for real Son/Daughter of Working/Retired/Deceased Employees other than Teachers of B.Z. University. Seats for nominee from Northern Areas (Gilgat, Baltistan). Seats reserved for real Son/Daughter of Working/Retired/Deceased Teachers of B.Z. University. Seats for children of shaheeds/War disabled/ Retired/Working Defence Personnel. Seats for Graduates of B.Z. University, Multan Seats for nominee from Azad Kashmir Seats for serving University Teacher/Serving University Employee. Seats on Special Admission Charges.
Seats for foreign candidates.
Seats for Army personnel.
Maximum No. of Seats.
Open Merit Seats.
(Morning) (Morning) (Morning) (Evening) Applied Linguistics (Evening) Urdu (Morning) Seraiki (Morning) Institute of Management Sciences (i) M.B.A. (Morning) (ii) M.B.A. (IT) (Morning) (iii) M.B.A. (Banking) (Morning) D. G. Khan Sub Campus MBA General (Morning) MBA Executive (Evening) MBA (IT) (Evening) MCS (Morning) Sahiwal Sub Campus MBA General (Morning) MBA (Executive) (Evening) Sociology (Morning) Applied Psycology (Morning) Philosophy (Morning) Fine Arts (Morning) L.L.B. (3-Year) L.L.M. Department of Commerce i). M.Sc. (Accounting & Finance) (Morning) ii). M.B.E. (Evening) iii). M.Sc. in Electronic Commerce (Evening) iv). M.Com. (Evening)
Subject Arabic Islamic Studies English
1 74 74 75 74 44 74 25 80 58 40 66 45 60 73
2 10 20 20 25 -20 01
3 25 20 20 25 20 20 10
4 25 20 20 20 20 20 10
5 2+37 2+37 2+37 --2+37 --
6 01 01 01 --01 -01 -------
7 01 01 01 --01 -01 ---
8 01 01 01 --01 -01 -----01
9 --01 ----1 -----01
10 02 02 02 02 02 02 01 02 02 02 02 02 02 02
11 02 02 02 02 02 02 01 02 02 02 01 01 01 02
12 01 01 01 --01 -01 -----01
13 ------01 ---02 02 02 --
14 -------01 -0811 --04 --
20 20 20 15+42 -14 20 -20 20 40 40 30 20
20 4+37+13 15 -14 ----20 ---2+37
--
64 20 40 -----02 02 ----45 -40 ------02 02 -01 --55 10 20 20 -----02 02 01 ---55 10 20 20 -----02 02 01 ---55 10 20 20 -----02 02 01 ---30 -12 13 -----02 02 01 ---55 05 40 ---01 -01 02 02 01 02 -01 20 Merit Seats 16, Teacher or Teachers Son/Daughter 1, Employee or Employees Son/Daughter 1, and Reserved for Female 2 70 55 55 58 -20 20 25 25 25 20 25 25 25 37+13 --2+18 --------01 -------02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 01 01 01 01 --------01 ----
Seats for Sports
Miscellaneous.
15 01 01 01 --01 01 01 --01 -01 01
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Note: 1
Under column 14 for M.Sc. (TS) One seat is reserved for employees of Department of Computer Science. 2 Under column 3 Four(4) seats are reserved for professional degree holder in MBA (IT). 3 Under column 5 one Seat is reserved for the students of Afghanistan. 4 Under Column 4 (Computer Science MCS) five seats are reserved for the candidates passing P.G.D. in computer applications from the Department of Computer Science, B.Z. University, Multan. 5 Under column 2 one Seat is reserved for Industry on donation basis in Department of Chemistry. 6 M.Sc. Botany / M.Sc. Statistics under evening programme shall be started only if the class has at least 30 students. 7 Under Column 5, two seats have been reserved for the students of the GCC countries (Gulf Region) and one seat has been reserved for the student of Kyrgzsitan on self finance basis on the nomination of the Governemnt of Pakistan in the each discipline. 8 Under Column 5, two seats have been reserved for the students of the Rawanda and one for the student of Bangladesh on self finance basis on the nomination of the Governemnt of Pakistan in the discipline of M.Com. 9 Under column 14 M.Sc. Statistics (evening) five seats are reserved for candidates passing PGD CP and CS in Statistics. 10 Under column 14 MBA (Banking) 8 seats are reserved for bank employees. The Deans Committee will process all cases regarding admissin against the reserved seats on sports quota for each Department. Break-up of merit seats for Science and Arts graduates (Physics/Mathematics 10, Biology/Chemistry 10, Social Science/Language 20)
Note:
i. If any seat under the category of Special Admission Charges/Reserved/Disabled/remains unfilled, it will not be converted to merit seat. ii. 50% seats on Special Admission Charges are reserved for graduates of B.Z. University, Multan. Unfilled seats if any will be offered to other candidates applying under Special Admission Charges with the approval of the Vice-Chancellor. iii. In column No.07, the allocation of seats for the nominees of Azad Kashmir are in the following disciplines:-
Sr. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Name of Subject Economics Pakistan Studies Pol. Science Chemistry Mathematics Physics Arabic English Islamic Studies Urdu Business Administration Law (L.L.B. Part-1) Agronomy Horticulture Entomology Total:
No. of Seats 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 03 01 01 01 17
iv. v. vi. vii.
In column No.08, the allocation of one seat for the nominees of Northern Areas (Gilgit & Baltistan) is in each discipline. Under column No.14. One seat in M.B.A. Morning for the children of Kashmirees (IHK persons displaced after 1989). Under column No.14. Four seats in L.L.B. Part-I for the children of Kashmirees (IHK persons displaced after 1989) Number of seats for foreign candidates can be revised/increased with the approval of the Vice-Chancellor on the nomination of Govt. of Pakistan on Special Admission Charges basis.
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Break-up of Enrollment Seats
MS/M.Phil: (Break-up of Enrollment Seats) for Each Course

Subjects Open Merit Seats Seats for candidates Passing M.A. / M.Sc. Exam. from B.Z. University 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Seats on Special Admission Charges 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Reserved Seat for Son/Daughter/ Spouse of University Teachers/ Employees 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Reserved seat for working University Teachers.
Arabic Botany Chemistry Economics Education English History Pakistan Studies Islamic studies Mathematics Mass Communication Physics Political Science Statistics Sociology Applied Psychology Urdu Zoology M.Sc. Agriculture i) Horticulture ii) Agronomy iii) Entomology iv) Plant Breeding & Gen. v) Soil Sciences
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8+1* 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8+1* 8 8 8 8 8 8
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
* One seat each will be reserved in the Department of Pakistan Studies & Urdu for the candidates holding Master Degree in Seraiki for registration into M.Phil program.
Pharmacy: (Break-up of Enrollment Seats) for Each Course

Subjects Open Merit Seats Seats for candidates Passing M.A. / M.Sc. Exam. from B.Z. University 8 8 8 Seats on Special Admission Charges 4 4 4 Reserved Seat for Son/Daughter of University Teachers/ Employees 1 1 1 Reserved seat for working University Teachers.
Pharmaceutical Chemistry Pharmaceutics Pharmacology
8 8 8
1 1 1
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Telephone Directory
Telephone Directory
Bahauddin Zakariya University

*Vice-Chancellors Office Secretary to the Vice Chancellor Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Off: 061-9210070 Ext/1002 Res: 061-4543922 Mob.: 0321-6302686 Registrars Section Registrar Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Chaudhry Off: 061-9210097, 9210124 Res: 061-4745950 P.S. to Registrar Mr. Abdur Rashid Bhutta Off: Ext/1101 Mob. 0300-6345272 Deputy Registrar (Admin) Mr. Nazir Ahmad Chishti Off: Ext/1107 Res. 061-4783664 Mob. 0300-6349285 Deputy Registrar (VCs Officel) Mr. Muhammad Younis Tahir Off: Ext/1002 Res: 061-4781501 Deputy Registrar (General) Malik Muneer Hussain Off: Ext/1116 Res: 061-4746214 Director *Planning & Development Cell
Postal Address: Bosan Road, Multan 60800 Pakistan Multan. Exchange: (061) 9210071-5 UAN: 111-22-9988 Asstt. Registrar (Acad) / PS Mr. Ghulam Ali Awan Off: Ext/1120 Res: 061-4553332 *Examination Section Controller of Examination Mr. Waqar Ahmad Qureshi Off: 061-9210079 Ext/1201 Res: 061-4515136 Deputy Controller (Tab) Mr. Dur Muhammad Khan Ext/1204 Deputy Controller (Confidential) Mr. Muhammad Nawaz Akhtar Off: Ext/1216 OSD (Secrecy) S. Zahoor Ahmad Bokhari Off: 061-9210059 Ext/1205 Res: 061-6532255 Deputy Controller (Degree Cell) Mr. Muhammad Nawaz Ch. Off: 061-9210114 Ext/1209 Res: 061-6773994 Asstt. Controller Rana Muhammad Afzal Ext/1213 Res: 061-4784478 Asstt. Controller Mr. Mutiullah Off: 9210107 Ext/1412 Res: 061-4512297
Telegram: UNIVZAKARIYA Fax: (061) 9210098, 9210068 E-mail: register@zakuniv.bzu.nahe.uunet Web Site: www.bzu.edu.pk Asstt. Controller Mr. Muhammad Aslam Zafar Ext/1214 Res: 061-4594196 Mob.: 0345-7261707 Director , Communication Relations & Human Resource Development
Maryam Ahmad Majoka

Off: 061-9210178 Ext/1009 Res: 061-4589566 Incharge Computer Cell Mr. Mumtaz Ahmad Sheikh Off: Ext/1108 * Accounts Section (Treasurer) Dr. Mahmood Ahmad Khan Raja Off: 061-9210057 Ext/1301 Res: 061-524250 Deputy Treasurer Raja Muhammad Yousaf Ext/1304 Res: 061-4745275 Asstt. Treasurer Ch. Maqsood Ahmad Ext/1308 Res: 061-4745246 Purchase Officer Mr. Aziz-ul-Hassan Off: Ext/1305 Res: 061-6525243 * Engineering Wing Haji Muhammad Afzal Project Director Off: 061-9210122 Ext/1401
Muhammad Aslam
Off: 061-9210102 Ext/1123 Asstt. Registrar (Regn) Mr. Umar Din Off: Ext/1124, 1125
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Telephone Directory
University Engineer Mr. Aftab Ahmad Sahu Off: 061-9210131 Resident Auditor Mr. Muhammad Akram Off: 061-9210120 Ext/1320 Director Sports Mr. Turs Mohy-ud-Din Ext/1703 Res: 061-6524611 Mob. 0300-6362897 Assistant Directress Sports Mrs. Parveen Akhtar Ext/1704 Res. 061-4745522 Chairman Transport Committee Prof. Dr. Subhan Abdul Ejaz Off: 061-9210084 Off: Ext/2613 Res: 061-4745752 Incharge Arboriculture Prof. Dr. Altaf Ahmad Dasti Prof. of Botany Off: 061-9210438 Ext/2508 Res: 061-4745015 Resident Officer Mr. Imtiaz Ahmad Warriach Off: 061-9210106 Off Ext/1731 Res. Ext/ 4050 Res: 061-4746231 Mob. 0300-8634028 * University Printing Press Manager Printing/Superintendent Press Mr. Muneer Ahmad Sheikh Off: 061-9210107 Ext/1411 * Miscellaneous University House Main Gate (through exchange) Ext/1010
Transport Office Muhammad Yousaf Gil Off: 061-9210132 Ext/1710 Res: 061-6007128 Mob. 0333-6142359 * Medical Unit Sr. Medical Officers Dr. Aftab Shabbir Warraich Ext/1416 Res: 061-4543200 Mob. 0300-7382099 Dr. Samina Waseem Ext/1417 Res: 061-4745131 * Library Librarian Ch. Maqbool Ahmad Off: 061-9210127 Ext/1735 Res: 6224112 Deputy Librarian Mr. M. Abdul Majeed Off: 061-9210126 Ext/1736 Res: 061-223836 Deputy Librarian (IMS) Haji Imtiaz Ahmad Ext/1003 Res: 065-2553823 Mob. 0300-6890034 Deputy Librarian (Education) Sajad Ahmad Larr Ext/3210 Res: 061-6223838 Deputy Librarian (Physics) Mr. Muhammad Ayub Ext/2314 Res: 061-4782462 Mob. 0301-7403941
Deputy Librarian (Biology) Muhammad Naushad Ghanzafar Ext/2510 Res: 061-6523421 Deputy Librarian (Engg. College) Mr. Bahawal Khan Mob. 0300-6340941 Deputy Librarian (Economics) Mr. Muhammad Aslam Ext/3110 Deputy Librarian (Chemistry) Mr. Shabir Ahmad Butt Ext/2419 Deputy Librarian (Law College) Mr. Shafqat Abbas Off: 061-9200718 Manager HBL New Campus Mr. G. A. Mohsin Off: 061-9210123, 4745300 Ext: 1701 Res: 061-4573089 Estate Officer Mr. Nazir Ahmad Shahid Off: Ext/1732 Post Office Post Code: 60800 Ext/1702 * Hostels Abdu Bakar Hall (Boys) Umar Hall (Boys) Usman Hall (Boys) Hamza Hall (Boys) Ali Hall (Boys) Marriam Hall (Girls) Fatima Hall (Girls) Ayisha Hall (Girls) Amna Hall (Girls) 061-9210061 061-9210062 061-9210063 061-9210064 061-9210392 061-9210065 061-9210066 061-9210067 061-9210077 1711 1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 1717 1718 1719
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Admission Schedule (Undergraduate)
Admission Schedule (Undergraduate Programs)

Session, 2006-2007 (Morning)
The schedule for admission to BBA(Hons.), BBA(IT)(Hons), BS(CS), B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) (5 years), Pharm-D, B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) (5-Year), BS (4-Year) Program in Botany, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Zoology, B.Sc. (Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, Architectural, Computer, Agricultural & Textile Engineering), B.A. Joint Honors in English Literature and Linguistics (4-Year), B.A. Fine Arts & B.A. Designing and BBA (Hons.) at Sub-Campuses Sahiwal & D. G. Khan, for the session, 2006-2007 is as under:1. Last date for receipt of applications. 08-09-2006 (Friday) 2. Entry test for BBA(Hons.), BBA(IT)(Hons.) 09-09-2006 (Saturday) Morning 9:00 a.m. Entry Test for BS(CS) Afternoon 2:00 p.m. Entry test for BBA(Hons.) at Sub Campuses, D. G. Khan & Sahiwal 09-09-2006 (Saturday) (Morning 9:00 a.m.) 3. *Entry test for admission to B.Sc. Engg. in all disciplines i.e. Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, Architectural, Computer, Agricultureal & Textile Engineering is being held on 10-09-2006 by U.E.T. Lahore etc. which will be valid for admission in this University also. 4. Entry test for Pharm-D 11-09-2006 (Monday) Morning 9:00 a.m. Entry test for B.Sc.(Hons) Agri., Morning 11:30 a.m. 218 Entry test for DVM, Afternoon 2:00 p.m. 5. Merit list No. 1 of selected candidates. 13-09-2006 (Wednesday) 5. Last date for payment of dues. 16-09-2006 (Saturday) 6. Merit list No. 2 18-09-2006 (Monday) 7. Last date for payment of dues for the slectees of second merit list. 20-09-2006 (Wednesday) 8. Merit list No. 3. 21-09-2006 (Thursday) 9. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of 3rd merit list. 23-09-2006 (Saturday) 10* Merit list No. 4. 25-09-2006 (Monday) 11 Last date for payment of dues. 26-09-2006 (Tuesday) 12* Merit list No. 5. 27-09-2006 (Wednesday) 13 Last date for payment of dues. 28-09-2006 (Thursday) 14. Merit list No. 1 of selected candidates for seats on Special Admission Charges. 29-09-2006 (Friday) 15. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of list No. 1 against the seats on Special Admission Charges. 30-09-2006 (Saturday) 14. Merit list No. 2 for seats on Special Admission Charges. 02-10-2006 (Monday) 15. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of list No. 2 on Special Admission Charges. 03-10-2006 (Tuesday) 16. Class work will start from: 02-10-2006 (Monday) Note: Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of concerned Department/Institute/Constituent College on the date announced in the admission schedule. The candidates are, therefore, advised to see the Notice Board of the respective Department/Institute/Constitutent College for information regarding provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission in a Department/Institute/ Constituent College. Candidates will not be informed individually about their provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission and the University, therefore, will not accept any responsibility in this regard. Information about conversion of seats from one category to the other category if any will be displayed on the Notice Board of the concerned Department/ Institute/ Constituent College only upto one day before the start of classes. The forms of the Self-Finance scheme and the Bank Draft must be deposited in the concerned Department/Center/Institute/ Constituent College and receipt obtained from the receiving official. The Bank Draft should not be sent through mail. The university will not be responsible for its loss if it is sent by mail. * Forth & fifth merit lists will be displayed on the Notice Board if the merit seats remain vacant after displaying of the third merit list.
Admission Schedule (Undergraduate)
Admission Schedule (Undgergraduate Programs)

Session, 2006-2007 (Evening)
The schedule for admission to Pharm-D, B.Com (Hons.), B.Sc. (Accounting & Finance) and BS(IT), for the Session, 20062007 is as under:1. Last date for receipt of applications. 08-09-2006 (Friday) 2. Entry test for BS(IT) 09-09-2006 (Saturday) Afternoon 2:00 p.m. 3. Entry test for B.Com (Hons.), B.Sc. (Accounting & Finance), Pharm-D 11-09-2006 (Monday) Morning 9:00 a.m. 4. Merit list No. 1 of selected candidates. 26-09-2006 (Tuesday) 5. Last date for payment of dues 28-09-2006 (Thursday) 6. Merit list No.2 29-09-2006 (Friday) 7. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of seconde merit list. 02-10-2006 (Monday) 8. Merit list No. 3 03-10-2006 (Tuesday) 10. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of 3rd merit list. 05-10-2006 (Thursday) 11* Merit list No. 4 06-10-2006 (Friday) 12. Last date for payment of dues. 07-10-2006 (Saturday) 13* Merit list No. 5 09-10-2006 (Monday) 7. Last date for payment of dues. 10-10-2006 (Tuesday) 11. Class work will start from: 02-10-2006 (Monday) Note: Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of concerned Department/Institute on the date announced in the admission schedule. The candidates are, therefore, advised to see the Notice Board of the respective Department/Institute for information regarding provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission in a Department. Candidates will not be informed individually about their provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission and the University, therefore, will not accept any responsibility in this regard. Information about conversion of seats from one category to the other category if any will be displayed on the Notice Board of the concerned Department/ Institute only upto one day before the start of classes. * Forth & fifth merit lists will be displayed on the Notice Board if the merit seats remain vacant after displaying of the third merit list.
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Admission Schedule (Postgraduate)
Admission Schedule (Postgraduate Programs)

The schedule for admission to M.A./ M.Sc., Law and other postgraduate programs (Arabic, Applied Psychology, Accounting & Finance, Botany, Business Administration (MBA), MBA(IT), MBA (Banking), Chemistry, Computer Science (MCS), Economics, Education, English, Fine Arts, History, Islamic Studies, LL.B., LL.M, Mass Communication, Mathematics, Pak. Studies, Political Science, Physics, Philosophy, Sociology, Statistics, Seraiki, Urdu, Zoology classes, MBA & MCS at Sub Campus D. G. Khan and MBA at Sub Campus Sahiwal for the session, 2006-2007 is as follows:1. Last date for receipt of applications. 15-09-2006 (Friday) 2. Entry test for MBA, MBA(IT), MBA (Banking), M.Sc. (Accounting & Finance) 17-09-2006 (Sunday) (Morning 9:00 a.m.) MCS (Computer Science), 17-09-2006 (Sunday) (Afternoon 2:00 p.m.) Entry test for MBA at Sub Campuses, D. G. Khan & Sahiwal 17-09-2006 (Sunday) (Morning 9:00 a.m.) Entry test for MCS at Sub Campus D. G. Khan 17-09-2006 (Sunday) (Afternoon 2:00 p.m.) 3. Merit list No.1 of selected candidates. 20-09-2006 (Wednesday) 4. Last date for payment of dues. 22-09-2006 (Friday) 5. Merit list No.2 25-09-2006 (Monday) 220 6. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of 2nd merit list. 27-09-2006 (Wednesday) 7. Merit list No.3. 28-09-2006 (Thursday) 8. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of the 3rd merit list. 02-10-2006 (Monday) 9* Merit list No. 4 03-10-2006 (Tuesday) 10. Last date for payment of dues. 04-10-2006 (Wednesday) 11* Merit list No. 5 05-10-2006 (Thursday) 12. Last date for payment of dues. 06-10-2006 (Friday) 13. Merit list No.1 of selected candidates for seats on special admission charges. 09-10-2006 (Monday) 14. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of list No.1 against the seat on special admission charges. 12-10-2006 (Thursday) 15. Merit list No.2 for seats on special admission charges. 13-10-2006 (Friday) 16. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of Merit List No.2 on special admission charges 17-10-2006 (Tuesday) 17. Class work will start from: 02-10-2006 (Monday) Prep Semester will start w.e.f. 16th October, 2006 for the student of MBA programs. Classes of 1st Semester will commence from 4th January, 2007. Note: Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of concerned Department/Institute/Center/Constituent Colleges on the date announced in the admission schedule. The candidates are, therefore, advised to see the Notice Board of the respective Department/Institute/Center/ Constituent Colleges for information regarding provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission in a Department/ Institute/Center/Constituent Colleges. Candidates will not be informed individually about their provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission and the University, therefore, will not accept any responsibility in this regard. Information about conversion of seats from one category to the other category if any will be displayed on the Notice Board of the concerned Department/Center/ Institute/ Constituent College only upto one day before the start of classes. Last date for payment of dues for the candidates of University Law College will be the next day given in the above schedule. The forms of the Self-Finance scheme and the Bank Draft must be deposited in the concerned Department/Center/Institute/ Constituent College and receipt obtained from the receiving official. The Bank Draft should not be sent through mail. The university will not be responsible for its loss if it is sent by mail. * Forth & fifth merit lists will be displayed on the Notice Board if the merit seats remain vacant after displaying of the third merit list.
Admission Schedule (Postgraduate)
Admission Schedule (Postgraduate Programs)

Session, 2006-2007 (Evening)
Admission Schedule under evening program for the disciplines of Botany, Bio-Technology, Chemistry, Computer Science (MIT), MCS, Education, English, Economics, International Relations, Library & Information Science, Mass Communication, M.Sc. Electronic Commerce, M.Com., M.A. (Business Economics), M.Sc. Applied Linguistics (English), Physics, Statistics, Zoology and PGD in Clinical Psychology for the Session, 2006-2007. 1. Last date for receipt of applications. 15-09-2006 (Friday) 2. Entry test for Computer Science (MCS), MIT, M.Com, M.Sc. E-Commerce, MB Economics 17-09-2006 (Sunday) (9:00 to 11:00 a.m.) 3. Merit list No.1 of selected candidates. 03-10-2006 (Tuesday) 4. Last date for payment of dues. 05-10-2006 (Thursday) 5. Merit list No.2 06-10-2006 (Friday) 6. Last date for payment of dues the selectees of 2nd Merit List. 10-10-2006 (Tuesday) 7. Merit list No.3. 11-10-2006 (Wednesday) 8. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of 3rd Merit List. 13-10-2006 (Friday) 9* Merit list No. 4 14-10-2006 (Saturday) 10. Last date for payment of dues. 16-10-2006 (Monday) 11* Merit list No. 5 17-10-2006 (Tuesday) 12. Last date for payment of dues. 18-10-2006 (Wednesday) 11. Class work will start from: 16-10-2006 (Monday) Note: Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of concerned Department/Institute on the date announced in the admission schedule. The candidates are, therefore, advised to see the Notice Board of the respective Department/Institute for information regarding provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission in a Department/Institute. Candidates will not be informed individually about their provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission and the University, therefore, will not accept any responsibility in this regard. Information about conversion of seats from one category to the other category if any will be displayed on the Notice Board of the concerned Department/Institute only upto one day before the start of classes. * Forth & fifth merit lists will be displayed on the Notice Board if the merit seats remain vacant after displaying of the third merit list.
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Admission Schedule (M.Phil)
Admission Schedule (MS/M.Phil Programs)

Admission Schedule for M.Phil Programs: Arabic, Applied Psychology, Botany, Chemistry, Economics, English, Education, History, Islamic Studies, Mathematics, Mass Communication, Political Science, Pakistan Studies, Physics, Statistics, Sociology, Urdu, Zoology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology and M.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture (Agronomy, Entomology, Horticulture, Plant Breeding & Genetics & Soil Science) for the Session, 2006-2007. * Admission test to be conducted by the National Testing Service (NTS) 01-10-2006 (Sunday) 1. Last date for receipt of applications. 01-11-2006 (Wednesday) 2. Merit list No.1 of selected candidates. 08-11-2006 (Wednesday) 4. Last date for payment of dues. 10-11-2006 (Friday) 5. Merit list No.2 13-11-2006 (Monday) 6. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of 2nd merit list. 17-11-2006 (Friday) 7. Merit list No.3. 20-11-2006 (Monday) 8. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of the 3rd merit list. 22-11-2006 (Wednesday) 9. Merit list No.1 of selected candidates for seats on special admission charges. 23-11-2006 (Thursday) 10. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of list No.1 against the seats on special admission charges. 27-11-2006 (Monday) 11. Merit list No.2 for seats on special admission charges. 28-11-2006 (Tuesday) 12. Last date for payment of dues for the selectees of Merit List No.2 on special admission charges 01-12-2006 (Friday) 13. Merit list No. 3 for seats on Special Admission Charges. 04-12-2006 (Monday) 14. Last date for payment of dues for the Selectees of list No. 3 against the seats on Special Admission Charges. 06-12-2006 (Wednesday) 15. Class work will start from: 04-01-2007 (Thursday) Note: Lists of selected candidates will be displayed only on the Notice Board of concerned Department/Institute/Center/Constituent Colleges on the date announced in the admission schedule. The candidates are, therefore, advised to see the Notice Board of the respective Department/Institute/Center/ Constituent Colleges for information regarding provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission in a Department/ Institute/Center/Constituent Colleges. Candidates will not be informed individually about their provisional admission/withdrawal or cancellation of admission and the University, therefore, will not accept any responsibility in this regard. Information about conversion of seats from one category to the other category if any will be displayed on the Notice Board of the concerned Department/Center/ Institute/ Constituent College only upto one day before the start of classes. * The details of this test is available from the National Testing Service at its Website: www.nts.org.pk The forms of the Self-Finance scheme and the Bank Draft must be deposited in the concerned Department/Center/Institute/ Constituent College and receipt obtained from the receiving official. The Bank Draft should not be sent through mail. The university will not be responsible for its loss if it is sent by mail.
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Academic Calendar
University Academic Calendar

(Undergraduate & Postgraduate Programs) Session 2006-07 Fall Semester 2006-07
Semester Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: Result: ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 02-10-2006 27-11-2006 to 02-12-2006 29-01-2007 to 03-02-2007 12-02-2007
Spring Semester 2007

Semester Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: Result: ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 19-02-2007 16-04-2007 to 21-04-2007 18-06-2007 to 23-06-2007 02-07-2007

Semester Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: Results ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 09-07-2007 06-08-2007 03-09-2007 13-09-2007
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Academic Calendar
University Academic Calendar

(MS/M.Phil/Ph.D) Session 2006-2007 Spring Semester 2007
Semester Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: Results ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 04-01-2007 05-03-2007 to 10-03-2007 07-05-2007 to 12-05-2007 21-05-2007

Semester Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: Results: ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 04-06-2007 02-07-2007 30-07-2007 06-08-2007
Fall Semester 2007

Semester Commences: Mid-Term Examination: Final Examination: Result:... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 20-08-2007 15-10-2007 to 20-10-2007 17-12-2007 to 22-12-2007 31-12-2007
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