Hand Book Kinnaird

Table of
Contents
Academic Calendar
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Message from the Principal
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Welcome to Kinnaird
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Campus & Facilities
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Faculty of Arts & Humanities
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Faculty of Social Sciences
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Faculty of Professional Studies
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Faculty of Natural Formal & Applied Sciences
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Nadira Hassan Law Department
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How to Apply
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Degree Requirements for 4 years programs
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Fee Structure for Undergraduate programs
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Faculty of Postgraduate Studies
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Degree Requirements for Postgraduate programs
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Fee Structure for Postgraduate programs
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Academic Rules & Regulations
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Student Code of Conduct
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Faculty
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Office of Research
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Deputy Registrar Office
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Phone Numbers: 042-99203781 - 4 | Postgraduate School Phone: 042-37569536 | E-mail: [email protected] | Website: http://www.kinnaird.edu.pk
Fall Semester 2015
Spring Semester 2016
Academic Session Begins
August 24, 2015
Academic Session Begins
January 18, 2016
Deadline to Drop a Course
September 04, 2015
Deadline to Drop a Course
January 29, 2016
Eid ul Azha**
September 23- 25, 2015
Kashmir Day*
February 05, 2016
Deadline to Withdraw a Course
October 16, 2015
Deadline to Withdraw a Course
March 07, 2016
Midterm Examinations
October 19 October 30, 2015
Midterm Examinations
March 10 - March 19, 2016
Ashura**
October 23 - 24, 2015
Pakistan Day*
March 23, 2016
Iqbal Day
November 09, 2015
Spring Break and Easter Break
March 21 March 28, 2016
Final Examinations
December 11 - 22, 2015
May Day*
May 01, 2016
Christmas and Winter break
December 23 - January 08, 2016
Final Examinations
May 19 - May 28, 2016
Declaration of Result
January 09, 2016
Declaration of Result
June 10, 2016
*Gazetted / Public Holidays

**Holidays Subject to the appearance of the moon
Academic Calendar
20152016
Education at Kinnaird reflects the confidence we have in

the ability of our students and our aim to prepare them
for the challenges of the future. We blaze new trails for
our students to discover innovative learning opportunities
and enable them to be discerning individuals who believe
in themselves and what the future holds for them. With a
supportive, challenging and a modern educational ambience
we enable young women to experience and access the
broadest possible spectrum of educational and training
options that will prepare them for successful and diverse
potentials. In developing our students to become excellent
and well-balanced, we support thinking skills and provide
many opportunities for them to learn collaboratively.
amiable citizens of the world with a strong emphasis on

the development of strength of character, commitment to
teamwork and leadership potential. We also encourage
their personal growth with a wealth of social, cultural and
sporting opportunities.
With a broad range of academic programs and a number
of clubs and societies catering for a tremendous range of
interests, Kinnaird is a perfect setting for you to explore
new horizons.
As you decide to join Kinnaird for your undergraduate or
postgraduate program I hope you will spend time to assess
the opportunities Kinnaird has to offer and select prudently
the course that can help you to take the next important step
in your career.
I wish you every success in the year ahead and look forward
to meeting you in the fall of 2015.
Prof. Dr. Rukhsana David
Message from the Principal
Since its foundation in 1913, Kinnairds mission has been to

empower women through education. It enjoys a reputation
for excellence and continues to build on that significant
contribution. To that end the college works constantly to
enhance its educational programs and find new ways of
transferring knowledge, skills and motivation to foster some of
the most recent advances in different fields. Kinnaird College
is a learning environment that blends the traditions of the past
hundred years with facilities, teaching and learning programs
that are contemporary and relevant to the needs of students
about to access further education and the workforce of today.
Along with academic excellence we strive to groom

our students into responsible members of society and
Admission Hand Book 2015-2016
Undergraduate & Postgraduate
The name Kinnaird comes from Lady Mary Kinnaird

who belonged to a titled family of Scotland. During
the British period in India, certain British philanthropic
enterprises, run by educated and sometimes very
wealthy women from UK, worked for the education
of women in India. Education was also a significant
agenda for the family of Lady Kinnaird, who was
politically involved with India. Her husband and her
son successively were Chairmen of the committee
that spoke on Indian issues in the British parliament.
The Kinnaird family raised financial support and
even donated personal funds and thus the college
evolved. In 1913 from within Kinnaird High School
which was already in existence. Today Kinnaird
ranks as a premier institution of Pakistan for
education of women, where over 2100 students are
enrolled every year.
Welcome to Kinnaird
Kinnaird is one of the best colleges for wome in

Pakistan and we are proud of its history and present
achievements.
The college shifted to its present location in 1938

and is home to more than 4800 girls who study at
the college. The beautifully laid out gardens provide
a charming setting for the twenty acre campus.
Campus & Facilities

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Academic Resources
Study Spaces
This campus, owned by the parent body, the Association of
Kinnaird College, provides a range of spacious study spaces
in the original Main Academic Building, the adjoining Amaltas
Block built in 2008, The McNair Science block, the New Science
Block and the recently built Postgraduate Block. The classrooms
are equipped with audio visual aids such as overhead projectors
and LCDs. There are well equipped science and computer
laboratories with access to the Internet and the HEC Higher
Education Commission digital library.
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Kinnaird Library
More than 35000 books on a wide range of subjects and
connectivity to over 20000 journals, both national and
international, gives access to a vast range of resources across
all subject areas. The Postgraduate Library caters to students at
the graduate level and has the latest books on a wide range of
disciplines.
Kinnaird provides an intellectually challenging learning
environment where students interact, share ideas and voice
different points of view, ensuring that they not only gain
knowledge but learn social and communication skills, values and
attitudes of responsibility, regularity and punctuality.
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Sport and Leisure

The Kinnaird sports grounds include basket ball and tennis
courts, a cricket and hockey field and sprawling fields for other
games and sports. The Campus also has a covered swimming
pool. The College is proud of its teams who bring laurels to their
alma mater by taking top positions in intercollegiate, interprovincial and international competitions. A Fitness Center funded
by the HEC is equipped with the latest exercise machines and is
popular with both students and faculty. The Hladia Hall and the
Perin Boga Amphitheatre provide forums where plays, shows
and other performances are held.
Caf and Souvenir shop

The Kinnaird Association runs the KC Cafeteria which provides
an area both indoors and outdoors where students can relax
and enjoy a snack or a meal. The college houses a gift shop
which is being managed by its alumni.
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Extra Curricular Activities

As well as providing excellent teaching facilities to students,
Kinnaird adds an extra dimension by providing them an
opportunity to become members of the student council, and the
clubs and societies of the college. They participate in a wide
range of co-curricular activities such as dramatics, debates,
musical programs, exhibitions, science fairs, statistical projects
and panel discussions. These clubs and societies exemplify the
diversity of interests and talents within the college community
and help students to be creative, develop their confidence, take
initiatives and be prepared for real life situations.
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Accommodation
Hostels
Residential facilities are available to students in three hostels

custom built for the purpose. Apart from dormitories, each of
the three hostels provides bedrooms for triple, double or single
occupancy and its own common room. A central dining room is
provided for the residents of all three hostels.
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Faculty of Arts & Humanities
B.A Honors English Literature

B.A Honors Linguistics
Bachelor in Fine Arts
B.A Honors Urdu Literature
B.A Honors Philosophy
B.A Honors English Literature

This dynamic program spread over four years,
provides students with a vast exposure to the
various genres of literature starting from the
middle ages till the present time. It includes
works of writers from all over the globe, of all
nationalities, with emphasis on post colonial,
sub continental and African American writers.
The course is innovative and demanding, with
in depth analytical readings and written work
on selected texts.
Admission Requirement
FA/F.Sc Part-I with minimum 60% marks
OR A-level in three subjects (main subjects

no subsidiary) with minimum Grade B
(60%) with Equivalence Certificate OR
Grade 12 with minimum Grade B (60%)
with Equivalence Certificate.
Candidate must appear for an Aptitude
Test and Interview.
B.A Honors Linguistics
This four-year course in Linguistics offers a
wide range of subjects related to language
and linguistics. An in-depth analysis of topics
including grammatical structure of language,
its sound system, language acquisition
theories, language variation within society,
integration of the four language skills, the

relationship of language with literature,
analysis of spoken and written discourse and
language in its global context will be made.
with Equivalence Certificate
Candidate must appear for an Aptitude
Test and Interview
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Bachelor in Fine Arts

Painting, Miniature, Sculpture
Bachelors in Design
Textile Design
This 4-year program starts with a foundation
course for the first two semesters where
students are introduced to the basics of
Drawing, Sculpture, Design, and Drafting. In
the second year the students experience the
four courses that the Fine Arts department
offers as a major i.e. Painting, Sculpture,
Miniature Painting and Textile Design. They are
required to choose one of the above as their
major in the third year. The last four semesters
are dedicated to the study and practice of their
chosen major. In the final semester they are
required to produce a body of work, which
constitutes as their thesis project.
no subsidiary) with minimum Grade C
Grade 12 with minimum Grade C (50%)
Test based on drawing and design will be
conducted for all applicants. Successful
candidates will appear for an Interview
along with their previous work / portfolio.
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B.A Honors Urdu Literature

This B.A Honors program seeks to develop in
students an understanding of Urdu literature
both in poetry and prose. The students are
exposed to Urdu literature starting from
the 17th century till the present time. This
includes the study of selected literary text
from the classical and modern period covering
the works of writers of Urdu literature as well
as those who have translated world classical
literature into Urdu.
the surface structure. Lets be a part of this

fascinating journey the unending quest the
never ending pursuit , The Real thing.
OR A-level in three subjects (main
subjects no subsidiary) with minimum
Grade C with Equivalence Certificate OR
Grade 12 with minimum Grade C with
Equivalence Certificate
B.A Honors Philosophy
The subject philosophy is nothing less than
the attempt to understand who we are and
what we think of ourselves through the lenses
of science, logic, literature and religion.
This year kinnaird college is introducing this
esoteric, abstract and specialised subject that
has so much to do with any other subject of
study or with the rest of our lives. Philosophy
as the love for wisdom is the search for the
larger picture that enables us to see behind
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Faculty of Social Science

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B.Sc. Honors Economics

B.Sc Honors Geography
B.A. Honors International Relations
B.A. Honors Political Science
B.Sc. Honors Applied Psychology
B.Sc. Honors Economics

The Study of Economics is a useful means
of analyzing the behaviour of consumers,
businesses and the government and gives
students a better understanding of economic
problems facing contemporary society.
Majoring in Economics develops in students
an analytical ability and flexibility that is
attractive to a wide range of employers in both
business and government.
The courses have been designed to prepare the
students for dealing with economic issues that
face the world today. In addition to taking formal
courses in Economics, students will be involved in

activities designed to develop their research skills.
In the final semester they will be required to submit
a research report on any area of interest. They
will also be encouraged to complete internship in
order to gain practical experience and specialized
skills necessary for rewarding careers.
B.Sc Honors Geography

Geography is the study of Earth and provides
a broad perspective on the transformation
of environment by society and nature at
a variety of levels. Areas of study include
Physical Geography, study of Lithosphere,
Atmosphere, Hydrosphere and Biosphere,
Human Geography, Cultural Geography, Urban
Geography, Population Geography, Political
Geography, Economic Geography, Practical
Geography, Map Making, Map Reading and
Ground Surveying Techniques.
The study of geography has long been
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recognized as central to a liberal arts education

and has served as a foundation for successful
careers in many fields. Although the study
of geography is most often associated with
careers in cartography, public service,
teaching and the research world, but the
skills learned through geographic study have
proven useful in a great variety of careers
ranging from city administrators, advertising
and logistics to the Foreign Service.
Geography students are offered courses in
which they learn specific technical skills in
computerized information retrieval, spatial
data analysis, cartographic representation,
remote sensing, and geographic information
systems. Geography major is an appropriate
base for further specialized training in
environmental management.
Equivalence Certificate.
Candidate must appear for an Interview.
B.A. Honors International Relations
Understanding relations among countries is
central to understanding world politics. Global
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telecommunications, multinational business

networks, terrorism and transnational
ethnic communities are undermining
state sovereignty from within. Changes in
information technologies and advances in
human knowledge are beginning to reshape
core international relations concepts such
as power and sovereignty. It is important
for students to understand these changes
and how these affect relations among and
between countries.
B.A. Honors in Political Science
The Bachelors Program in Political Science
considers the subject from a political,
philosophical and historical point of view.
It emphasizes the importance of political
thought in the past in shaping the ideas
and circumstances that affect national and
international politics. It facilitates students
in understanding constitutions and the rule
of law, government, distributive justice,
public interest groups, human rights, the

economy and economic development from
a political point of view and the politics of
the environment. Emphasis is placed on the
study of conflict and conflict resolution and
defense and diplomatic studies. Students
are also facilitated in undertaking a critical
analysis of the dynamics of local, regional and
international politics. Students are required
to do internships in different government
and non-government organizations to get
a firsthand experience of the kind of work
students with a degree in political science can
undertake.
B.Sc. Honors Applied Psychology
This curriculum is specially designed to
introduce students to theories of psychology,
procedures and practices in the fields of child
psychology, clinical psychology, counseling
and guidance, educational psychology,
industrial psychology and Human Resource
Management. It also enables the students
to become proficient in Psychological

Testing and Measurement, in using the
computer for applications in psychology
and to conduct research. The aim is to
prepare students for professional life,
to contribute effectively in reducing
ethnicity, prejudice and sectarianism
and facilitate the development of
positivity and tolerance so as to create
a better society and to gain an insight
into oneself so as to become a better
human being. The students are prepared
to pursue lifelong learning and personal
enrichment as well as to enter the work
force with confidence.
FA/F.Sc Part-I with minimum 60%
marks OR A-level in three subjects
(main subjects no subsidiary)
with minimum Grade B (60%) with
Equivalence Certificate OR Grade 12
Candidates must have 60% marks
in psychology in F.A/A-Level or 60%
marks in biology in F.Sc/A-Level.
Candidate must appear for an
Interview.
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Faculty of Professional Studies
B.Sc Honors Accounting & Finance

B.A Honors Business Administration (BBA)
B.A Honors Media Studies
B.Sc Honors Accounting &

Finance
Accounting is the process of identifying,
measuring and communicating economic
information to permit informed judgments
and decisions. The curriculum is designed to
prepare a student with conceptual accounting
and business knowledge and the tools for
analyzing financial processes. It also seeks
to develop students capacity for inquiry,
abstract, logical thinking and critical analysis.
It provides them opportunities to use these
critically, evaluate management accounting
information for purposes of planning and

control, product costing, and performance
measurement and evaluation. This program of
study prepares students to meet the challenges
of a career in accounts and finance.
B.A Honors Business

Administration (BBA)
Todays business graduate tomorrows
managers must meet unprecedented
challenges, emerging environmental concerns,
international financial markets, electronic
commerce and intense global competition.
Specialization, flexibility and a global approach
to new opportunities characterize the way
business operates. The Bachelor of Business
Administration degree prepares students to
operate effectively in the business world of
today and the future. It integrates classroom
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theory with actual management practice

providing broad knowledge of business
management, enhancing problem-solving
competence and skills, improving critical
and creative thinking, analytical ability and
communicative and presentation skills. This
enables the students to become competent,
skilled, confident and result-oriented
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professionals who can effectively support

management and leadership roles in todays
highly competitive environment.

B.A Honors Media Studies
The Bachelors degree in Media Studies offered
by Kinnaird Media School is a highly rigorous
and wide-ranging program for those students

who are confident in their ability to become
a successful part of the media industry. Our
program is highly practice-oriented, providing
hands-on training to our students in the areas
of their interest. It offers solid foundations in
all aspects of the media, as we unravel the
world of the media from the general to the
specific, from the theoretical to the practical,

with research work and special projects; all
with the aim to put our students at the top of
the media scene once they step out in the real
world.

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Faculty of Natural Formal & Applied Sciences

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B.Sc Honors Biochemistry

B.Sc Honors Biotechnology
B.Sc Honors Botany
B.Sc Honors Chemistry
B.Sc Honors Computer Science
B.Sc Honors Environmental Sciences
B.Sc Honors Food Sciences & Human Nutrition
B.Sc Honors Mathematics
B.Sc Honors Physics
B.Sc Honors Statistics
B.Sc Honors Zoology
B.Sc Honors Biochemistry

Biochemistry deals with the chemistry of living
things. This field of science explores the metabolic
pathways taking place in living system. It is a
lighthouse that enlightens other branches of life
sciences including Clinical Biology, Molecular
Biology, Molecular Genetics, Plant Biochemistry
and Microbiology. Success of Biochemistry has
led the biochemists to develop new technologies
in Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering. It

is no surprise that this field not only interests a
large number of people but also offers various
career opportunities in research organizations,
academics and industries.

F.Sc Part-I with minimum 60% marks OR
A-level in three subjects (main subjects

B.Sc Honors Biotechnology
Biotechnology is concerned with the utilization
of biological agents (microorganisms, cells
of higher organisms, living or dead) or their
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components for generating useful products or

services. Biotechnology is multidisciplinary
in nature and draws heavily from a number
of science disciplines such as microbiology,
chemistry, biochemistry, genetics, molecular
biology, immunology, cell and tissue culture,
physiology, plant and animal sciences and
chemical and biochemical engineering. The
union of biotechnology with recombinant
DNA technology (genetic engineering) has
developed a new field called molecular
biotechnology focused on the modification
or development of new products. The
degree program in biotechnology at Kinnaird
is designed to develop a comprehensive
understanding of theoretical and practical
concepts. Students after completing
their degree can pursue higher studies in
biotechnology and other relevant disciplines
or take up an exciting and rewarding career in
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research organizations, academic institutions,

clinical labs, hospitals and in a number of
leading industries, notably pharmaceutical
and agricultural industries.
B.Sc Honors Botany
This course of Botany seeks to give the
students a comprehensive knowledge that
would develop a critical insight into the
specialized areas of Botany with an applied
approach starting from cellular details
in cell biology, to molecular approach in
Biochemistry. Genetics has become an

indispensable component of almost all
research in modern biology and medicine.
In order to meet the challenging demands,
subjects like Principles of Genetics, Plant
Biochemistry, Microbiology, Molecular
and Microbial Genetics, Recombinant DNA
Technology, Biotechnology, Biochemical
techniques would orient the students in
modern research areas. Besides this,
important and core issues related to
agriculture are also taught, given its
importance for Pakistan. It is compulsory
for all the students to conduct a research
project. The research would be carried
out in most active and applied areas like
Plant Tissue Culture, Biotechnology, Ecophysiology, Phyto-physiology, Biochemistry,
Phyto-pathology and Plant Anatomy and
Environmental Biology.
F.Sc (Medical) Part-I with minimum
60% marks OR A-level in three
subjects (main subjects no subsidiary)
Equivalence Certificate OR Grade 12
B.Sc Honors Chemistry
This program introduces students to the
basics and the latest developments in the
field of chemistry. All major chemistry
courses are supported with practicals in
the lab to reinforce the concepts studied in
theory and to develop further understanding
of the subject. The courses are taught by a
combination of lectures, tutorials, seminars,
practical activity, visits to relevant laboratories,
industries and research organizations. The
students undertake internships in concerned
organizations during the summer vacations
in the final year to acquire work experience.
The program of study is designed to prepare
students for higher learning in this field; to work
as professionals with an ability to classify the
elements of chemistry and applications thereof,
in academia or in chemical, petrochemical,
metallurgical, ceramic, biomedical industries
and in research institutions.
B.Sc Honors Computer Science
The Bachelors Program in Computer Science
and Business prepares students either for a
Masters program or for a computer-intensive
professional career. The Business Administration
minor concentration prepares students for

business careers in which computer science
overlaps with business. The program offers
a wide matrix of interesting courses, to help
students attain a broad understanding of the
concepts, techniques and theory of Computer
Science; knowledge of the fundamental basics
and principles underlying business management
and modern economics. It also offers an insight
into current, scientific and social development
issues.
The Bachelor Honors degree in Computer Science
and Business requires students to complete a
minimum of 132 credit hours in four years.
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environmental policy, environmental pollution

assessment and pollution control technology
through a multidisciplinary approach.
A variety of career opportunities for
environmental scientists in government,
industry, NGOs, private companies and
consulting firms are available for students
graduating with a BS degree in Environmental
Sciences.
Candidates who have 60% marks in part
I F.Sc Pre Engineering, ICS Stat and ICS
Physics can only apply.
Candidate must appear for an Aptitude Test.
F.A/F.Sc Part-I with minimum 60% marks
SSC (Science Group) with a minimum
Grade B (60%) OR O-level in eight
subjects with minimum Grade B (60%)
with Equivalence Certificate OR any
equivalent examination.
Preference will be given to F.Sc students.
B.Sc Honors Environmental

Sciences
The Environmental Sciences program
has provide the students with concepts,
methods and practical field in air quality,
water, quality assessment, endangered
species management, industrial hygiene,
B.Sc Honors Food Sciences &

Human Nutrition
The curriculum is designed to provide students
with a solid foundation in nutrition and food
sciences and the current challenges regarding
health faced by human society. It is also
designed to build and develop skills to promote
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participation in learning projects and to help

students prepare for active participation in local
and global issues related to food and nutrition. It
addresses critical issues such as: nutrition for
limited resource audiences which are critical in
the perspective of Pakistan, nutrition and health
throughout life span and the role of nutrition in
chronic disease prevention.
F.Sc / ICS Part-I with minimum 60% marks
Preference will be given to the students
who have studied Food Science in O/A
Level or done F.Sc Pre Medical.
B.Sc Honors Mathematics
Mathematics plays an important role in
the world today which is now undergoing
a revolution driven largely by technology.
Business and government, science and
technology and almost every aspect of
professional work involves mathematics. The
B.Sc. Mathematics program at Kinnaird College
is designed to set high standards in graduate
level mathematics education and helps
students to attain the ability to think logically,
analyze complex situations and conduct

research. Advanced courses in mathematics
are the strength of this program, supported by
highly competent faculty members. All that is
required on the part of the student is genuine
interest in mathematics and hard work.
Candidates must have 70% marks in
Intermediate/ A Level Mathematics.
B.Sc Honors Physics
The Physics 4-year program has courses ranging
from Classical and Quantum Physics to the latest
techniques of Applied and Medical Physics. The
courses stress on concept learning and everyday
examples in Physics are presented. Students
develop the ability to solve problems using
physical concepts. Laboratory work includes
Thermodynamics, Electronics, Microcontroller,
Electricity and Magnetism, Telecommunication,
Circuit theory, Transistors etc.

Candidates should have studies
mathematics in Intermediate /A-Levels.
B.Sc Honors Statistics
This Four-Year Bachelors Statistics program
provides the students a sound understanding
of the theory and application of statistics.
The mainstream statistical theory will be
supplemented by studies in specialized areas
such as Business Statistics, Mathematical
Statistics, Industrial Statistics, and Bio-Statistics.
What distinguish the B.Sc Statistics program at
Kinnaird College is the internships in public and
private organizations, which enables students
to tackle practical problems on their own and
prepares them for careers in business, industry
and commerce, academia, research and planning
that involves decision making based on data.

Candidates must have 55% marks in
Intermediate/ A Level Mathematics.
B.Sc Honors Zoology
The program in Zoology includes diverse and
interdisciplinary subjects taught in departments
of Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Environmental
Sciences, Toxicology and Food Biotechnology.
The program of study at Kinnaird seeks to
equip students with knowledge of Ornithology
(study of Birds), Herpetology and Mammalogy.
It also seeks to facilitate an understanding of
animal biodiversity, conservation and teach
students the zoological techniques required
in fields such as Biotechnology and Genetic
Engineering. Graduates from the department
are well prepared for higher studies in Zoology
or related disciplines, for work in schools and
colleges as teachers, in diagnostic laboratories
or in research centers in zoological gardens as
Biodiversity Conservationists.
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Nadira Hassan Law Department

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Bachelors in Law
Law studies have become increasingly
popular and today the profession offers
tremendous career scope and prospects for
the youth. Keeping in mind the importance
of this for young women, Kinnaird College
felt a compelling need to introduce law at
Bachelors level.
This five- year joint BA-LL.B degree is
designed for students seeking a challenging
and rigorous, interdisciplinary exposure to
law and its related disciplines. While the
focal point is the Pakistani legal system,
the teaching methodology encompasses a
critical and comparative approach to broaden
perspectives and sharpen analytical skills of
the students. The ambit of studies is not any
laws as they exist and operate, but also how
policy impacts laws, and the interplay of law
and policy.
Studying law develops an understanding of
the levels of power in our society in a way
that is even more effective than that of political
science because law is directly concerned
with power and concerns every part of life.
The Department of Law will offer an extensive
curriculum, emphasizing skills in courses
such as legal writing, drafting, advocacy and

legal argumentation. Kinnaird also aims to be
the first women only law college in the Punjab
providing intensive legal study and research
opportunities.
All candidates must appear for an Aptitude
Test.
Faculty
Maheen Gul
LLM (London School of Economics, UK)
LLB (University of London)
Ms.Ayesha Jawad
Lecturer LLM (University of Kent, UK)
MA History
MSc. IR (QAU)
LLB (PU)
Degree Requirements
To receive a BA-LL.B degree, a student must
complete a total of 162 credit hours with a
minimum CGPA of 2.50.
Program Duration
A semester system divides the academic
year into two 16-18 weeks duration. The
academic year starts with the Fall semester in
September and ends with the Spring semester
in May. BA-LL.B is a 5 years program thus
has 10 semesters.
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How to Apply
All admissions to Kinnaird College for Women are based on merit.
Previous academic performance are taken into account for admission
on open merit and also for any category within reserved seats. A
separate form must be used for each category and the chosen option
clearly indicated on each admission form. Applicants must ensure all
relevant documents listed in the forms are attached.
Reserved Seats Quota
In accordance with the admission policy limited seats are reserved for
the following categories:
1. Disabled Persons
2. Religious Minority seats
3. Provinces seats
4. Balochistan & FATA
5. Sports
1. Disabled Persons
Applicants for admission in this category must submit medical reports
and other relevant documents.
Hindus, Ahmedis and Parsis must provide supporting documents.

3. Provincial Seats
Applicants for admission on Provincial seats must have obtained their
schooling and passed the Board examination from the province of their
domicile. They must submit their nominations through the provincial
government of their domicile.
4. Balochistan & FATA Seats
Applicants for admission on Balochistan & FATA seats must have
obtained their schooling and passed the Board examination from the
province of their domicile. They must submit their nominations through
the provincial government of their domicile.
5. Sports
Applicants applying for admission on sports seats must attach their
certificates of participation and awards won at intercollegiate, district,
provincial and national sports events. Students will also be required to
demonstrate on the field.
2. Religious Minority Seats

Applicants for admission on religious minority seats such as: Christians,
Important Note:
Admission on the basis of these categories will not be changed till the completion of the degree.
The decision of the Admission Committee is final and cannot be challenged.
Applicants can apply for admission on more than one category. A separate form must be submitted for each category being applied for.
If on verification any document is found to be fake or forged admission will be cancelled.
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Degree Requirements for 4-years programs

To receive a BA / BSc / BBA (Hons) or a BFA degree, a student must
complete a total of 130 credit hours with a minimum CGPA of 2.50.
Students are required to fulfill the following course requirements during
the eight semesters:
Courses
Credit Hours
Core/Compulsory
English
9
Pak Studies
2
Islamiat/Ethics
2
Mathematics 3
Computer Science
3
Multi-disciplinary courses outside
The Faculty of the Major*
21
Minor Courses**
18
Major Courses
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Internship*** 3
Research Methodology***
6
Research Report***
6
Total
130
The course requirements for a BFA /BD degree may vary.
*In case a student opts for language as a multi-disciplinary course she
must complete 12 credit hours in that language.
**Students can opt for general courses instead of Minor Courses
***Internship is optional for a few majors, decided by the concerned
Head of Department. In case of exemption, the student has to study a
3 credit hour major course in lieu of internship.
***Course of Research Methodology must be completed before
commencement of research work.

***NO STUDENT will be allowed to commence her research work
without completing at least 90 credit hours of course work with a
Community Service
All students of undergraduate programs are required to do 100 hours
community service during the summer semester. Kindly note, that
community service is a mandatory requirement for the completion of degree.
Academic Awards
Kinnaird College for Women awards degree with Honors to a few
students in each graduating class. The criteria for graduation with
Honors are as follows:
Gold Medals
Students with the highest CGPA in their faculty are awarded gold
medals provided they complete their Bachelors degree without any
break from the time of their registration in the first semester and do not
improve or repeat any course.
Principals Honor List
Students with CGPA of 3.90 or above are placed on the Principals
Honor List.
Merit List
Students with CGPA of 3.80 or above are placed on the Merit List.
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Fee Structure for Undergraduate Programs

DUES FOR YEAR 2015-2016 (Pak Rupees)

Funds
Practical Subject Fee
Tuition Fee
Total
Fall and Spring Semester Only
B.A. /B.Sc.
Without Practical
24900
-
56100
81000
B.A. /B.Sc.
Acct. &
With Practical
BBA / Finance / LLB
BCS
24900
24900 24900
2000
-
10000
56100
84000
84000
83000
108900 118900
Funds at the time of admission

Admission Fee at the time of admission
2000
Registration Fee 2000
Library Security 5000
Endowment Fund 7800
Total 16800/Annual Funds
Examination Fee 2000
General Funds (Rs. 50/- month) for Annual
600
Medical Fund (Rs. 25/- month) for Annual
300
Student Welfare Fund (Annual)
250
College Welfare Fund 240
Building Fund (Annual) 2700
Academic Development Fund (Annual)
1500
Verification Fee 100
Magazine Fund (Annual) 250
Red Crescent Fund (Annual)
60
Parking Fee 100
Total
8100/-
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Fee for Foreign Students

The Tuition Fee for Foreign students is $ 2000 or equivalent to Pak rupees on the date of
payment plus College funds. Fee is not subject to installments. Foreign Students admitted
to the BBA, Accounting & Finance and BCS program will pay an additional $300 towards
tuition fee.
Important Notes:
Fee once paid is non refundable.
A fine of Rs. 25 per day will be charged if fee is not deposited within the scheduled
dates. No fine waivers are available in any case.
In addition to fee, students will pay research project fee in the 3rd & 4th year as detail
below:
Major without practical
Rs. 2000
Major with practical
Rs. 5000
Students opting to take Summer Courses will have to pay the course fee of Rs.
4,000 for each course of B.A. / B.Sc. For BBA, Accounting & Finance, LLB and BCS
courses the fee will be Rs. 6000/ Fee for repeat of a course is Rs. 4000/- for B.A. / B.Sc. programs and Rs. 6000/- for
BBA, Accounting & Finance, LLB and BCS program.
If necessary, tuition fee will be increased in the 3rd year of the program.
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M.Phil Applied Linguistics

Masters English Language Teaching
M.Phil English Language Teaching
M.Phil Accounting & Finance
M.Phil Media Studies
M.Phil International Relations
M.Phil Political Science
MS / M.Phil Clinical Psychology
M.Phil Environmental Sciences
M.Phil Food Sciences & Human Nutrition
Postgraduate Programs
M.Phil English Literature
M.Phil Computer Science

M.Phil Statistics
M.Phil Bio Chemistry
M.Phil Urdu Literature
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M.Phil English Literature

The M.Phil in English Literature at Kinnaird is a
2 year course designed particularly for students
wishing to take up literature as a research oriented
discipline with an intensive focus on literary
texts in their historical and intellectual contexts,
as seen in both generic and chronological
perspectives. The course is cumulative and self
contained, and involves rigorous research work
leading to a dissertation on a topic that interests
the student.
04 years BA/B.Sc. (Hons) with a minimum
CGPA of 2.50 OR 60% marks in Masters
after 02 years BA/ B.Sc. The applicants
should have done their Graduation/
Masters in English Literature.
The GAT (General) conducted by the
National Testing Service with a minimum
50% cumulative score.
Candidates must appear for an Aptitude
test and Interview.
in an applied context. Students will have the

capability to conduct research relevant to their
professional responsibilities and interests.
M.Phil Applied Linguistics

The aim of this program is to build on
important theoretical concepts and current
findings in modern Linguistics. The main
focus of this program is on research across
the range of concerns related to language
04 years BA/B.Sc. (Hons) with a
minimum CGPA of 2.50 OR 60% marks
in Masters after 02 years BA/ B.Sc.
Candidates having Masters degree in
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Applied Linguistics, ELT, Education,

English Literature TEFL and TESOL can
apply. Candidates having Diploma either
in Applied Linguistics or ELT can also apply.
test and Interview.
Masters English Language

Teaching
The M.A in ELT being a professional degree
is intended for teachers of English Language
and Literature, with at least 2 years teaching
experience who wish to upgrade their
professional standing. It is most suitable
for teachers whose interests lie mainly in
classroom practice.
2-year BA/B.Sc. with a minimum second
division
Should be in service teachers
Candidates must appear for an Interview.
M.Phil English Language
Teaching
The course is designed for English language
education professionals who wish to
remain practitioners of various kinds, so the
academic continuum of the course leads from
research and scholarship back into practice.
The course offers students the opportunity
to carry out educational research in ways
intended to enhance their own professional
development and to enable them to contribute
to innovation in their work environment.
First class M.A degree in e.g. ELT,
Education, Applied Linguistics, TEFL or

TESOL and a CGPA not less than 3.0 OR
teachers / lecturers with a good second
division in M.A English Literature (Annual
Systems)
She will need to give evidence of good
research potential
Must submit a statement indicating her
area of interest and idea for investigation
Should have a minimum of three years of
teaching experience.
Candidates should clear GAT-General
conducted by the National Testing Service
with a minimum 50% cumulative score
within year one of admission
M.Phil Accounting & Finance

The M.Phil in Accounting & Finance combines
advanced study and research. It is designed for
students who wish to extend their knowledge
of finance, financial accounting or financial
engineering. It is particularly suitable for those
intending to continue a PhD. The degree also
provides a strong academic background for
students who aim for a career in accounting
and finance. Workshops, seminars and
other interactive sessions conducted in
collaboration with the corporate industry help
students to understand the real requirement of
financial markets.
Admission Requirements
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MBA / M.Phil Business

Administration (2 years)
4 years BBA/B.COM (Hons) with
The GAT-General conducted by the

Masters in Accounting & Finance.
Business Administration
Worldwide corporate world has seen many
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Business
Management
professionals
occupying top slots in the corporate ladder.
Apart from corporate careers, business
graduates can opt for entrepreneurship,
work in co-operatives and NGOs. The
opportunities available are unlimited due to
the multi-dimensional, multi-tasking qualities
that Business Administration students are
equipped with.
4 years BA/ B.Sc. (Non- Business
education) with minimum CGPA of 2.50
OR 60% marks in Masters after 2 years
BA / B.Sc.
The GAT-General conducted by the
M.Phil Media Studies
This degree course is a highly rigorous and
wide-ranging program for those students
who are confident of their ability to become
a successful part of the media industry.
The program is highly practice-oriented and
provides hands-on training to students in areas
research oriented program which is designed

to meet the needs of all those who wish to
enhance their understanding of the subject.
The programme seeks to provide participants
with a critical understanding of international
system in all its complexity and of the means
and methods that have been devised to study
and understand it better.
of their interest. It offers a solid foundation
in all aspects of the media business, with
research work and special projects; all with
the aim to put our students at the top of the
media scene once they step out in the real
world.
minimum CGPA of 2.50 in related degree
OR 60% marks in Masters after 02 years
BA/ B.Sc. The applicants should have
done their Graduation/Masters in Media
Studies.
M.Phil International Relations
The M Phil in International Relations is a
CGPA of 2.50 in degree OR 60% marks in
Masters after 02 years BA/ B.Sc.
M.Phil Political Science
The aim of the M.Phil Political Science program
is to prepare students for roles in sectors of
academia, research, legislation, mass-media,
non-governmental agencies and public
policy by inculcating knowledge of political
processes and skills. The degree emphasizes
the research-led study of government and
political institutions from area-specific and
comparative perspectives, and provides a
range of educational experiences in a variety
of learning environments to develop written
and oral communication skills as well as other
technical skills. It provides solid foundation for

a wide range of careers, including academic,
professional, commercial, diplomatic and
governmental positions.
after 2 years BA/ B.Sc.
The applicants should have done their
Graduation / Masters in Political Science,
International Relations, Geography,
Psychology,
History,
Philosophy,
Economics or Anthropology majors.
MS / M.Phil Clinical
Psychology
This course intends to produce knowledgeable,
efficient, responsible, professional minded
and well-adjusted psychologists. The basic
aim of this program is to enhance the
understanding of students about cultural,
social and environmental factors affecting
the mental health and other basic concepts
through interactive learning patterns. The
formal teaching is supplemented with
seminars, workshops and extensive lectures
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with the help of audio visual aids.

Masters in Psychology.
M.Phil Environmental Sciences
The M.Phil in Environmental Sciences is
a dynamic program which focuses on
current issues of environment. Training of
professionals in key environmental issues
is pivotal to the sustainable use of natural
and environmental resources. With the need
to produce qualified experts in the field, an
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M.Phil program of international standard

has been developed. The program aims
to produce students who will have broad
appreciation of all aspects of environment
and advanced training in selected areas,
resulting in a research dissertation in the area
chosen. Our approach spans local solutions
to environmental problems to the effects of
national policies on local, regional and global
environment. The program aims to facilitate
the development of knowledge and skills for
present use of resources and sustainable
development.
Students who complete their program can
work as Environmental Managers/consultants,
Environmental Impact Analysts, Environmental
Risk Analysts, Policy Formulators on
Environmental Matters, decision makers
in Environmental Law and Environmental
scientists in various organizations and
industries.
04 years B.Sc. (Hons) with a minimum
after 02 years BA/B.Sc. The applicants
Masters in Environmental Sciences,
Environmental Engineering, Chemistry
and Zoology. However, preference will be
given to those students who have done
their Graduation/Masters in Environmental

Sciences. Moreover students from other
majors will have to take additional bridge
courses as determined by the department.
M.Phil Food Sciences & Human
Nutrition
The increasing enrollment in the program
is due to the uniqueness of the program as
it combines the field of Food Sciences with
Human Nutrition. Presently this is the only
institution in Pakistan that offers this program.
The program is focused on various aspects of
food sciences as related to human nutrition
and provides an opportunity for individuals
already working in various fields to enhance
their nutritional knowledge and practically
apply it to their field of specialization.
These courses have been designed in such a
way that the students will be able to take up
careers in various fields of Food Sciences and
Human Nutrition.
minimum CGPA of 2.50 OR 60% marks

Graduation/Masters in Food Sciences &
Human Nutrition.
test and Interview.
M.Phil Computer Science
In the last three decades, computers have
entered all spheres of our lives from business
applications, office automation, science and
engineering, expert systems, information
and data processing to shopping in grocery
stores. Given the unprecedented pace at
which developments are taking place there
is a demand today for advanced training and
education in Computer Science. The M.Phil
Computer Science program at Kinnaird
provides students with an in-depth knowledge
of computer science fundamentals and

provides them with an advanced understanding
of databases, Software Engineering and
Artificial Intelligence. It develops the students
capacity for inquiry, abstract, logical thinking
and critical analysis.
Experts in the field bring personal computing
experiences to the classroom. Students are
assigned projects, research work and make
presentations aimed at helping them combine
theoretical perspectives with professional
practice. Students are trained to become wellqualified professionals in various organizations
and to work as Consultants, Communication
Specialists/Managers, Software Development
Managers, Business and Information
Systems Managers, Database Developers, IT
Specialists, Intelligence Specialists, Network
System Analyst, Systems Analysts, Computer
Software Engineers and Programmers.
Masters in Computer Science, Software
Engineering, Information Technology or
any engineering discipline.

M.Phil Statistics
The basic goal of statistics is to gather
data from individuals, organizations and to
convert it to yield valuable information. In the
M.Phil program special emphasis is placed
on problem identification, data collection,
summarization, analysis and making valuable
interpretations on the basis of statistical tools
according to various disciplines. Students
who complete the program will be prepared to
pursue a PhD, careers in research institutions
both private and government and for positions
in academia.
Masters in Statistics, Mathematics,
Computer Science and Economics.
M.Phil Bio Chemistry
Biochemistry is the field of science which has
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Candidates must appear for a subject
based test and an Interview.
M.Phil Urdu Literature
The M. Phil in Urdu Literature is a 02 years
course designed particularly for the students
wishing to achieve higher standards in
research focusing the textual study of modern
Urdu fiction and poetry. In order to promote
intellectual excellence literary trends will
be analysed through translations of world
literature. This course is a journey from
classicism to modernism in Urdu literature.
Students will have the capability to conduct
research relevant to their interests.
revolutionized the field of life sciences and

medicine. Biochemistry has great importance
in present time as it deals with the study of
biochemical processes taking place in living
organisms, structure of cellular components
and their biomedical importance, enzymes,
hormones, diseases and drugs.
Students of Biochemistry, Biotechnology and
other science disciplines like Botany, Zoology
and Chemistry can enroll in this program.
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04 years B.Sc. (Hons) with a minimum
CGPA of 2.50 in degree OR 60% marks
Graduation/Masters in Biochemistry,
Molecular
Biology,
Microbiology,
Chemistry or other health related
discipline.
Admission requirement
04 years BA (Hons) with a minimum
CGPA of 2.50 or 60% marks in Masters
after 02 years of BA. The applicant should
have done their Graduation/Masters in
Urdu Literature
50% cumulative Score.
test and interview.
Degree Requirements for Postgraduate programs

To receive an M.Phil degree (other than in
Business Administration) students must
complete 24 credit hours of course work (26 for
M.Phil Biochemistry) with a minimum CGPA of
3.0 and successfully defend a research thesis
which is equivalent to 6 credit hours. Students
of M.Phil Environmental Sciences and IR are
required to take 6 more credit hours as Bridge
Courses if they have not done their graduation in
the same major.
To receive a Masters degree (after completion of
14 years of education) students must complete
96 credit hours with a minimum CGPA of 3.0
and write a 15000 word dissertation. Duration
of Masters Program will be 2 years.
To receive an M.Phil degree after 16 years of
education students must complete 42 credit
hours that include 36 credit hours of course
work with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 and
successfully defend a research thesis which
is equivalent to 6 credit hours.

To receive an M.Phil degree after 16 years
of Non-Business education, students must
complete 72 credit hours that include 60
credit hours of course work with a minimum
CGPA of 3.0, internship of 6 credit hours and
successfully defend a research thesis which
is equivalent to 6 credit hours.
carry out her Masters research. On passing

the thesis proposal defense the student must
carry out a research study which is described
in a thesis. She must successfully defend the
completed work in an oral examination involving
a presentation and question answer session in
the presence of an external examiner.
Course Work
Most courses are 3 credit hours. Each 3
credit hour course involves 48 contact hours
with the teacher in the classroom, plus 144
hours of self study which includes reading
book chapters or journal articles, doing
assignments or projects and preparation for
tests and examinations.
Research Thesis
An M.Phil candidate who has completed her
course work with a minimum CGPA of 3.00
must present and pass the oral proposal
defense examination before she is allowed to
Important Note:
If a student does not complete requirements for her degree in two years then she would be charged Rs.6000/- per semester till she completes
her degree (no longer then 4 years from the date of starting the program).
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Fee Structure for M.Phil Programs

For M.Phil English Literature, Applied Linguistics, ELT, Media Studies, IR,
Political Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Statistics and Urdu Litreature
Registration Fee
Rs. 10,000
Per Course Fee
Rs. 13,750
Research Thesis
Rs. 15,500
For M.Phil Accounts & Finance, Business Administration,

Psychology , Food & Nutrition and Biochemistry
Registration Fee
Rs. 10,000
Per Course Fee
Rs. 15,000
Research Thesis & Internship Charges
Rs. 22,000
For M.Phil in Computer Science

Registration Fee
Rs. 10,000
Per Course Fee
Rs. 10,000
Research Thesis Fee
Rs. 20,000
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Fee Structure for Masters Programs

Registration
Rs. 10,000
Per Course Fee
Rs. 5,500
Research Dissertation
Rs. 10,000
Please Note:
Fee once paid is non refundable.
A fine of Rs. 25 per day will be charged if fee is not deposited within the scheduled dates. No fine waivers are available in any case.
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Academic Rules & Regulations

How a Semester system works:
A Semester system divides the academic year into two 16-18 weeks
duration. The academic year starts with the Fall semester in September
and ends with the Spring semester in May. A four year Program thus has
eight semesters.
Credit Hour
A Student gains one credit hour by attending 16 hours of classes. Most
courses are of 3 credit hours, which means a student is required to attend
48 hours of class teaching to complete a course. The courses in science
subjects are of 4 credit hours that include 48 contact hours of class
teaching and 32 contact hours of lab work.
For a BFA, a student is required to attend 96 hours of studio classes for a
3 credit hour course.
Course Registration
All students, after consulting their Head of departments may register
themselves in courses they decide to take in each semester. Registration
dates are announced well before time and students are required to register
themselves online during those dates. New students can get their online
login password from their respective departments.
Add/Drop a Course
Students are allowed to drop a course within two weeks of the
commencement of the semester.
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Withdrawal of a Course
A written request for withdrawal from any course must be approved by
the head of the department and submitted to exam cell within one week
before the midterm exams. However, a W will appear on the transcript
and fees paid for such courses will neither be refunded nor carried over
to the next semester. Student will have to pay the course repeating fee
whenever she registers for the course again.
assigned by the Course Instructor are based on either the Absolute

Marking System or the Relative Marking System.
Class Attendance
Students are expected to attend every class for each course in which
they are enrolled. Absences of more than six lecture hours in 3 credit
hours course and 4 lecture hours in 2 credit hours course will lead to
denial of pursing the course, an F on the transcript and the student will
have to repeat the course whenever offered again.
Relative Marking System

In this system the overall grading in the class is done so that students can
be compared with each other. The top students will be assigned A grade
while the students who get the lowest marks will be given D or F.
Course Load in a Semester

Students can register for a maximum of 18 credit hours in a regular
semester including repeating courses and a maximum of 6 credit hours
in the summer semester for an undergraduate program. M.Phil students
can take up to a total of 12 credit hours per semester in the regular
semester and a maximum of 6 credit hours in the summer semester.
Academic Grading Policy
The performance of students is assessed during the course through a
variety of assessment procedures such as written assignments, quizzes,
projects, case studies, oral presentations, tests and examinations or
any other method considered appropriate by the course teachers and
the College. Mid-term and Final examinations contribute 60% and other
assessment tasks contribute 40% to the final grade. It is at the discretion
of the course teacher to decide on the weightage of all assessment tasks.
Kinnaird strictly follows a 4-point grading system similar to the one
prevalent in most accredited institutions around the globe. All grades
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Absolute Marking System

In this system the student grade is given on the basis of the marks
obtained by student on an assessment item. For example, if her marks
are between 85 - 89 she will get an A grade and if her marks are between
73 -75 she will get a B grade.
Grading Criteria
Marks
Grade
Grade Point
90 - 100
A+
4.00
85 89
A
3.89
80 84
A-
3.67
76 79
B+
3.33
73 75
B
3.00
70 72
B-
2.67
66 69
C+
2.33
63 65
C
2.00
60 62
C-
1.67
56 59
D+
1.33
53 55
D
1.00
50 52
D-
0.67
00 49
F
0.00
Withdraw W 0.00
CGPA
Semester Grade Point Average (GPA) and Cumulative Grade Point
Averages (CGPA) will be calculated using the following relationship:
Postgraduated students who fail to achive a minimum CGPA of 2.70 in

their first semester will also be droped from the program.
(Course Credit Hours in semester * Grade Point Earned)

GPA =

Total Semester Credit Hours
Transcript Policies
Official transcripts, bearing the official embossed seal of the College, are
issued to all students on completion of all degree requirements only on
written request from students. Transcripts or other evidence of attendance
will not be issued if dues to the College are not cleared. Each student
must obtain a clearance from the Finance Office, showing evidence
that all dues have been paid in full, and outstanding balances have been
cleared, before a transcript of her record is issued. A minimum of 1 week
is required to print an official transcript after the formal request is made.
(Course Credit Hours taken in all semester * Grade Point Earned)

CGPA =

Total Credit Hours Taken in all Semesters
Grade F
A grade F will be awarded to students in the following cases:
1.
Absence of more than 6 lecture hours in a course
2.
Failure to attain at least 50% marks in a course
3.
Failure to appear in the mid-term or final examinations
Course Repeat
Grades earned in each semester will appear on the students transcript.
Students receiving an F grade must repeat the course by re-taking the
entire course including attending all classes and redoing all course work
(tests, quizzes, assignments etc.) whenever the course is offered again
after payment of the fee. Students receiving a grade C+ or below for
undergraduate program must repeat the course if they fail to maintain a
minimum CGPA of 2.50. Postgraduate students receiving grade B- or
below must repeat the course if they fail to maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.0.
A course can be repeated only once for postgraduate students.
The old grade will remain in the transcript but it will not be included in
CGPA calculation and new grade received will be indicated by an asterisk
(**) on the transcript indicating the grade was received in a course retake.
Academic Probation and Dismissal
Students who fail to maintain a minimum CGPA of 2.5 for undergraduate
program and CGPA of 3.0 for graduate program will be put on probation
for the next semester. If at the end of that semester they fail to attain
the required CGPA, they will be dropped from the program altogether.
Time Limit for Program Completion

Undergraduate students can complete their degree program in a
minimum of 4 years and a maximum of 6 years from the date of
the first registration. The Masters/M.Phil degree must be completed
within 4-years from the commencement of the program. If degree
requirements are not completed within this time, the student will not
be awarded a degree.
Semester Off / Semester Freeze
Student may take any regular semester(s) off by submitting an application
to the Head of Department before the start of the new semester. On
approval the application must be forwarded to the Deputy Registrar
(Examination Cell). A maximum of two consecutive semesters can
be taken off. Students are required to pay a fee of Rs. 6000/- for each
semester taken off to retain her registration with the college.
Language Proficiency
All admitted students of undergraduate program who are weak in
oral/written English language skills must take a remedial course of
language proficiency. The English proficiency of a student will be
determined by English department on the basis of English Language
Proficiency test result. It will be a non-credit course and a separate
fee will be charged for this course.
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Student Code of Conduct

Kinnaird expects that the behavior of its
students within and outside the college will
be in conformity with standards of morality
and discipline. Students will respect the rights
and privileges of the members of the Kinnaird
community at all times and will conduct
themselves in ways that uphold the reputation
of the college. Kinnaird encourages and
protects a free exchange of ideas for teaching
and research purposes within the boundaries
of orderliness and civil conduct as stated in
this policy.
1. General Conduct
All students will present themselves with
dignity as mature, law abiding and responsible
persons.
Students are expected to dress in a
simple, decent and appropriate manner.
Students individually, or as a group, will
refrain from engaging in any activity which
hinders or prevents the participation of
another person or group of persons in any
of the activities of the college.
Students will refrain from use of illegal
drugs and other illegal substances such
as tobacco and alcohol.
Students shall not engage in, assist,
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associate with or promote any kind of

activity of a disruptive nature which would
affect the reputation of the college.
Students shall not conduct or participate
in any political activity on campus
and shall not organize or participate in
demonstration, rallies or picketing on
campus.
Students availing the college hostel
facilities shall comply with all the hostel
rules and will conduct themselves in a
manner that respects the rights of other
resident students, faculty and staff of the
College. The hostel rules are to be read
in conjunction with the Students Code of
Conduct.

2. Academic Conduct
All students will diligently apply themselves
to their registered courses of study. They will
refrain from any conduct that may lead to the
disruption of an academic program of the
College.
Students shall attend all academic
activities such as field visits, seminars,
workshop, internships etc., in accordance
with the attendance requirements of the
college with regard to each program
except for reasons acceptable to the

college.
The submission of items for assessment
is an essential part of the learning process
and a vital means of assessing students
understanding of a course. The submitted
work therefore must be the students
own work. This does not mean that
students may not make use of the work
of others. While quoting or paraphrasing
material from other sources, they must
acknowledged the source.
Each student shall be solely responsible
for completing her scheduled assignments
and taking her examinations as per course
requirements.
Students shall obtain prior authorization
from the relevant authority of the
college before procuring, possessing,
distributing or receiving any confidential
material pertaining to research. Students
will respect the confidentiality of the
information and will use it in no other
circumstances than for authorized
academic and professional purposes.
Students will be required to obtain prior
approval in writing from the principal or
her designated nominee for the following:
Organizing any religious or social activities

at the campus not already scheduled in
the academic calendar.
Making public statements, communication,
or correspondence with the press or other
media for mass communication on behalf
of Kinnaird or commenting on the internal
affairs of the College.
Inviting Government and/or foreign
dignitaries, ministers, representatives
of foreign governments/agencies or
other public personalities in their official
capacity on campus.
.
3. Disciplinary Offences
Without prejudice to the generality of the
provisions of the Code of Conduct, the
following conduct by students will constitute
a disciplinary offence;
Repeated failure to attend scheduled
instruction, practical work, examination,
or other field based assignments and / or
coercing other students to act likewise.
Assault, molestation or harassment of
students, staff, faculty, or other clients,
within or outside the College through
conventional and electronic means.
Any form of unauthorized picketing,
rallies, demonstrations or organized
obstructions of any College function in
any manner whatsoever.
Any attempt to disrupt academic
programs of the College or its operations.
Malicious acts, theft, or attempted theft,

willful damage or misuse of College
property or property that belongs to other
people in the college.
Smoking in the College.
Use of mobile phones in class rooms.
Unauthorized housing of persons in the
hostel or other buildings on the College
campus.
Cheating collusion, plagiarism and/or use
of unfair means in various assignments,
examinations, dissertation / thesis or any
other academic work.
Procurement, possession, use, sale,
and display of any weapon including
firearms, banned drugs, alcohol or other
contraband items on the college campus
and at college events.
An Act of violence causing injury or
damage to any person or property in the
College.
Raising funds, accepting donations or
engaging in similar activities for and
on behalf of the College without a prior
written approval of the Principal or her
nominee.
Any form or use of intimidation, insult,
abusive language, unruly behavior,
disrespectful attitude with students,
faculty, staff or clients within or outside
the College.
Providing wrong information, giving false
and / or fabricated evidence, deliberately
concealing material facts or information

in any proceedings and inquiries carried
out on any forum by the College.
Committing or involvement in any act of
deceit, fraud, forgery with the College,
students, staff, and faculty.
Any act in violation, contravention or
disregard to this Code of Conduct.
All students will strictly uphold and adhere to
the Code of Conduct outlined in Clauses 1 to
3 above. In cases where there are grounds
to suspect a breach of the Code of Conduct,
disciplinary action may be initiated for such
behavior committed either within or outside
the College.
In case of a disciplinary offence, the college
will impose any one or more of the disciplinary
actions given below, depending on the severity
of the offence.
Counseling of the student.
Probation for a specified period of time
with mandatory counseling.
A letter of warning or reprimand to the
student.
Suspension from the College for a
specified period.
Expulsion from the College and / or
expulsion from the hostel if so required.
Any other penalty which the relevant
authority / body of the College may deem
fit to impose.
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Faculty
ACCOUNTING &
FINANCE
Ms. Hafza Iram Butt
Lecturer
M.Phil (KC)
M.Com Gold Medalist (UCP)
Ms. Javaria Asim

Lecturer
M.Com (PU)
B.Com (PU)
Ms. Farah Amir
BIO CHEMISTRY
Prof. Dr. Seemen S. Khan

PhD Chemistry
University of Salford England
MSc. Chemistry (PU)
Dr. Hooria Younas
Assistant Professor
PhD Biological Sciences (PU)
MSc. Biochemistry (PU)
Ms. Amna Younus
Lecturer
MS Biochemistry (PU)
Dr. Iram Anjum

Assistant Professor
PhD Biotechnology (QAU)
MSc. Zoology (BZU)
BOTANY
Ms. Asifa Irshad Kayani

Assistant Professor
M.Phil Industrial
(GCU)
MSc. Botany (GCU)
Dr. Aafia Aslam
Lecturer
M.Phil (UCP)
M.Com (BZU)
B.Com (PU)
Ms. Sammar Manawar Nathanial Assistant Professor
ARABIC
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Ms. Mamunah Mushtaq

Professor
MA Islamiyat (PU)
MA Arabic (PU Gold Medalist)
Ms. Narmeen Faryal

Lecturer
M.Phil Arabic (Minhaj University)
MA Arabic (PU)
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Lecturer
M.Phil (PU)
B.S Hons (KC)
Dr. Shahnaz Choudhry
Associate Professor
PhD Molecular Biology CEMB (PU)
MSc. Zoology (PU)
Dr. Amber Shahzadi
Assistant Professor
PhD (CEMB, PU)
M.Phil Molecular Biology (PU)
MSc. Chemistry (PU)
Biotechnology
PhD Biotech (Institute of Industrial

Biotechnology, GCU)
M.Phil Botany (PU)
MSc. Botany (PU)
Ms. Shehneela Bokhari

Assistant Professor
M.Phil Botany (Agriculture University)
MSc. Botany (IUB)
Ms. Samina Hassan

Senior Lecturer
M.Phil Biotechnology (QAU)
MSc. Botany (QAU)
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
Ms. Saira Farooqi

Assistant Professor
M.Phil (NCBA&E)
MPA Specialization-Finance (PU)
LLB (PU)
PGD International Affairs
Ms. Syeda Fizza Abbas

Assistant Professor
M.Phil Commerce (UCP)
MSc. Banking and Finance (GCU)
MSc. Economics (GCU)
Ms. Farhat Iqbal Awan

Senior Lecturer
M.Phil Economics (PU)
MA Economics (PU)
Ms. Maryam Rehmat

Lecturer
M.Phil (KC)
MBA Banking & Finance (KC)
BSc. Hons (KC)
Ms. Sara Aslam
Ms. Ayesha Roohi
Ms. Amna Ali
Ms. Salaha Yousaf
Lecturer
MSc. HRM (University of Glasgow,
Scotland, UK)
MBA (UMT)
Lecturer
M.Phil Chemistry (PU)
MSc. Chemistry (PU)
Lecturer
M.Phil CS (KC)
BS CS (KC)
Lecturer
MBA (FC)
Lecturer
BSc. Chemistry (PU)
Ms. Anam Tariq

Lecturer
M.Phil Commerce (UCP)
MBA (KC)
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Ms. Jaweria Manzoor
Ms. Mahwash Manzoor

Lecturer
MBA (FC)
BICSE Electrical Engineering (NUST)
CHEMISTRY
Ms. Rahila Tariq
Ms. Anum Khaleeq
Assistant Professor
MS CS (KC)
MS TQM (PU)
BS CS (KC)
Ms. Hafsah Qaiser
Assistant Professor
MSc. Chemistry (GCU)
Lecturer
MS CS (LCWU)
BS CS (PUCIT)
Ms. Rubina Munir
Ms. Hina Gul
Ms. Zahra Butt
Ms. Zubaira Hassan
Lecturer
M.Phil Economics (KC)
BSc Hons. (FC)
Associate Professor
MA Economics (PU)
ENGLISH
ECONOMICS
Prof. Nasreen Z. Pasha

Ms. Sukaina Riaz
Assistant Professor
M.Phil Economics (GC)
MA Economics (PU)
BA (KC)
MA TEFL (AIOU)
MA English Literature (PU)
PGD TEIL (UGC-HEC)
Certificate TEFL(University of
Durham UK)
Ms. Saima Malik
Dr. Isabel William
Assistant Professor
MA Economics (GCU)
Senior Lecturer
MSc. Chemistry (PU)
Lecturer
MS CS (LCWU)
BS CS (LCWU)
Lecturer
M.Phil Political Science (KC)
MA Economics (PU)
Associate Professor
PhD (Trinity University)
PG Diploma ELT (UGC-ODA UK)
Certificate English Literature (Selwyn
College Cambridge UK)
MA (PU)
MA TEFL (UK)
Ms. Saliha Mehboob
Ms. Rabia Sirhindi
Ms. Ayesha Khan
Ms. Uzma Imran
Lecturer
MS Analytical Chemistry (PU)
BS Hons Chemistry (PU)
Lecturer
MS Information Security (NUST)
BS. Hons (PUCIT)
Lecturer
M.Phil (PU)
BSc. Hons (LCWU)
Assistant Professor
M.Phil English Literature (PU)
Ms. Zubda Rashid
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Dr. Nadia Anjum
Ms. Firdous Shafqat
Ms. Mahwish Khan
Ms. Sana Akhtar
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
M.Phil Applied Linguistics (UMT)
Lecturer
M.Phil (KC)
MA (BNU)
BA Hons (KC)
Lecturer
Ms. Fariah Farooq Khan
PGD (Applied Economics) (PU)
PhD (USA)
MA (PU)
MA TEFL SLALS, Reading (UK)
Ms. Priya Awais

Assistant Professor
M.Phil Applied Linguistics (UMT)
MA Applied Linguistics (KC)
Dr. Asma Aftab
Ms. Rabia Zaheer

Senior Lecturer
M.Phil (PU)
MA (PU)
PGD ELT (PU)
Ms. Sadia Ghaznavi

Lecturer
M.Phil English Literature (KC)
MA (KC)
Assistant Professor
Ms. Aisha Usman
PhD Applied Eng Linguistics (UK)
Lecturer
PGD ELT (PU)
MA English Language Teaching (KC)

MA English (PU)
Ms. Ghazala Hameed

Associate Professor
MA (PU)
Ms. Ayesha Babar

Assistant Professor
M.Phil (GCU)
MA ELT (KC)
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Ms. Zahra Hamdani

Lecturer
M.Phil (KC)
BA Hons (KC)
Ms. Badriah Khaleel

Lecturer
M.Phil (KC)
PGD (PU)
MA(LCWU)
BA (LCWU)
M.Phil Environmental Science (PU)

MSc. Hons (Environmental Science)
(PU)
Lecturer
MA (KC)
BA (GC)
Ms. Syeda Amber Fatima

Lecturer
M.Phil Environmental Science (PU)
Ms. Saifiya Fawad
MSc. Environmental Science (PU)
Lecturer
MA (KC)
BA
FINE ARTS
Ms. Saima Jabbar
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
Ms. Almas Hamid
Assistant Professor
M.Phil (KC)
MA Environmental Sciences (KC)
MSc. (Chemistry) (PU)
Dr. Ghazala Yaqub

Assistant Professor
Post Doc (University of Wollongong,
Australia)
PhD Chemistry (LCWU)
MS Chemistry (LCWU)
MSc. Chemistry (GC)
Assistant Professor
BFA (Hons) (NCA)
Ms. Mizna Zulfiqar

Lecturer
BFA (NCA)
Ms. Rebecca Augustine

Lecturer
BFA (NCA)
Ms. Kiran Saeed

Lecturer
BFA (NCA)
FOOD SCIENCES &

HUMAN NUTRITION
FRENCH
Ms. Mahnaz Nasir Khan
Lecturer
MA French (KC)
Ms. Amber Jaffer
Assistant Professor
M.Phil Food & Nutrition (AIOU)
PGD in Dietetics (College of Home
GEOGRAPHY
Economics-PU)
Ms. Rabia Shahid
MSc. Food & Nutrition (College of
Lecturer
MSc. Geography (PU)
Home Economics-PU)
Ms. Asma Ali
Ms. Memoona Khalid
Assistant Professor
MSc. Geography (KU)
Lecturer
M.Phil Food & Nutrition
Economics-PU)
MSc. Food & Nutrition (PU)
Ms. Nasreen Kauser

Lecturer
M.Phil IR (KC)
MA History (GCU)
Ms. Bano Ashraf

Associate Professor
MA (PU)
Ms. Qurra Tul Ain Ayesha
Ms. Sara Iqbal

Assistant Professor
M.Phil Islamic Studies (PU)
MA Islamic Studies (PU)
Ms. Samawia Saeed

Lecturer
MA Islamic Studies (LCWU)
MA E.L.T (KC)
Assistant Professor
M.Phil (PU)
MSc. Geography (PU)
MSc. Pakistan Studies (QAU)
Lecturer
M.Phil (PU)
M.A Islamic Studies (PU)
B.ED (UOE)
Ms. Kanwal Naseem
Lecturer
Lecturer
MSc. Computer Science (PU)
MSc. Geography (PU)
Assistant Professor
Ms. Faiza Batool
Ms. Shumaila Majeed Quershi
BSc. Food & Nutrition (KC)
MA Islamic Studies (IUB)
M.Phil US Studies (QAU)
Ms. Samia Khalid

M.Phil (KC)
Ms. Arifa Kiyani
Assistant Professor
Ms. Ambreena Mubashir
Home Economics-PU)
MSc. Food & Nutrition (College of
Ms. Tasneem Niazi
Lecturer
Lecturer
MSc. Geography (PU)
MSC. Environmental Management
(University of New Castle-Australia)
Economics-PU)
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
Ms. Ayesha Jawad

Lecturer
LLM (University of Kent, UK)
MA History
MSc. IR (QAU)
LLB (PU)
ISLAMIC STUDIES
Ms. Farrukh Suhail

Assistant Professor
M.Phil (Minhaj University)
MATHEMATICS
Ms. Zeba Sohail

Assistant Professor
M.Phil (NCBA&E)
MSc. (PU)
Ms. Nighat Altaf

Associate Professor
MSc. (PU)
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Ms. Sajida Jamil
Ms. Fakhra Gulzar
MUSIC
PHILOSOPHY
Assistant Professor
Lecturer
MS (FAST)
BS. Hons (LC)
Ms. Mughira Ahmad
Ms. Maliha Fawad
Lecturer
Associate Professor
BA (Hons.) Musicology
MA (GCU)
M.Phil (UET)
MSc. (PU)
B.ED (PU)
Ms. Nargis Jahan

Assistant Professor
M.Phil (UET)
MEDIA STUDIES
Ms. Samar Rizwan
Mr. Abdul Rauf
Lecturer
MS Multimedia (NCA)
BSc. (Pak AIMS)
Lecturer
Ms. Sadaf Munir
MA Political Science
Assistant Professor
MSC. (UET)
Dr. Claire Pamment

Ms. Shumaila Waheed
Assistant Professor
M.Phil (GCU)
MSc. (PU)
Ms. Sadaf Butt
MA ( Ireland)
Assistant Professor
PhD (London)
M.Phil Cultural Studies (NCA)
MA (Cambridge University)
Ms. Amna Waheeda
M.Phil (GCU)
PAKISTAN STUDIES
MA (GCU)
Ms. Bushra Jabeen

Lecturer
Ms. Nasreen Rehan
MA History (PU)
Lecturer
MA Urdu (PU)
MA (GCU)
B.ED
PHYSICS
Ms Farah Ahsan
Prof. Dr. Nikhat Khan
MSc. (PU)
Lecturer
M.Phil (BNU)
MA (BNU)
Lecturer
Vice Principal
MA History (PU)
Director QEC
Ms. Marwa Khalid Cheema
Ms. Kiran Karamat
B.ED (AIOU)
PhD Molecular Science (USA)
Assistant Professor
Lecturer
MS (LUMS)
Ms. Moshayyadah Javaid

Lecturer
MS (PU)
BS. Hons (LCWU)
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Lecturer
MS (LCWU)
BS (LCWU)
Ms. Komal Ahmed

Lecturer
M.Phil (KC)
BS Hons. (LCWU)
MS Physics (USA)
PERSIAN
MSc. Physics (PU)
Ms. Attiya Haider

Assistant Professor
Ms. Helen Khokar
M.Phil (PU)
Associate Professor
MA (GCU Gold Medalist)
M.Phil Environmental Science (KC)
B.ED (PU)
MSc. Physics (PU)

Ms. Sabiha Zain
Ms. Saleha Abid
Ms. Mahira Ahmed
Ms. Farah Arif
Associate Professor
MSc. Physics (PU)
Associate Professor
MA (PU)
Lecturer
Ms. Shabana Khurshid
Ms. Khushboo Ijaz
Lecturer
M.Phil Clinical Psychology (KC)
MSc. (Quaid-e-Azam University)
Assistant Professor
M.Phil Microelectronics (PU)
MSc. (PU)
Assistant Professor
M.Phil (PU)
Ms. Saima Mubeen

Assistant Professor
BSc. Electrical Engineering
Ms. Samia Maqsood
Ms. Saba Syed

Lecturer
MA (PU)
Ms. Zoya Ashraf
Lecturer
BSc. Electrical Engineering (UET)
Lecturer
BS Hons (KC)
M.Phil (KC)
Ms. Aysha Aftab
PYSCHOLOGY
Lecturer
M.Phil in Solid State Physics (PU)
MSc. Physics (PU)
Ms. Sidra Farooq

Lecturer
M.Phil in Solid State Physics (PU)
Sumaira Rashid
Assistant Professor
M.Phil (University of Education)
MA (PU)
Ms. Raumish Tabbasum
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Assistant Professor
M.Phil (GCU)

Ms. Asma Awan
Ms. Sonia Naeem
Assistant Professor
M.Phil (PU)
MA (PU)
Lecturer
M.Phil Clinical Psychology (KC)
MSc. (PU)
Ms. Zara Haroon

Lecturer
M.Phil Clinical Psychology(KC)
BSc.Hons. (KC)
M.Phil (NCBA&E)
MSc. Statistics (KC)
URDU
Dr. Sheeba Alam

Lecturer
PhD (GCU)
SOCIAL WORK
M.Phil Urdu Literature (GCU)
Ms. Rashda Butt

Associate Professor
MA (PU)
STATISTICS
Ms. Munaza Bajwa

Associate Professor
M.Phil (NCBA&E)
MSc. (PU)
Dr. Shazia Sajid

Assistant Professor
PhD (University of Education)
MA (PU)
Dr. Elizabeth Shad

Assistant Professor
Dr. Kalsoom Akhthar
PhD (University of Education)
Assistant Professor
PhD (NCBA&E)
M.Phil (University of Lahore)
MSc. (PU)
Ms. Farah Anjum
Lecturer
Associate Professor
MSc. (PU)
MA (PU)
Dr. Sadaf Bokhari

PhD (GCU)
M.Phil (GCU)
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Ms. Samia Shaheen
ZOOLOGY
OFFICE OF RESEARCH
Assistant Professor
MA (PU)
Dr. Saleema Bashir
Dr. Saleha Naghmi Habibullah
Ms. Misbah Tajammal

Assistant Professor
MA Urdu (FC)
BA (KC)
Associate Professor
PhD (UK)
M.Phil (PU)
MSc. (PU)
Director Research
PhD Applied Statistics (NCBA&E)
MSc. STATISTICS (University of
Toronto)
MSc. Statistics (PU)
MANAGEMENT &
ADMINISTRATIVE
POSITIONS
Prof. Dr. Rukhsana David

Principal
Prof. Dr. Nikhat Khan

Vice Principal
Ms. Shumaila Nadeem
ICPWE
Ms. Humaira Majid
Assistant Professor
Mr. Ather Tahir
Mr. Farooq Babar
Senior Lecturer
M.Phil (GCU)
MA (GCU)
M.Phil (KC)
Director ICPWE
Deputy Registrar
LABORATORIES
Ms. Sadaf Irshad
Mr. Asrar Ahmad Kazi
Head Human Resources
Ms. Salma Siddiqui

Senior Lecturer
M.Phil (GCU)
MA (PU)
Ms. Bushra Shereen

Lecturer
MA Urdu (PU)
MA Philosophy (PU)
Ms. Faiza Butt

Lecturer
M.Phil (PU)
MA (PU)
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MSc. (Zoology) (GC)
Ms. Gaitee Joshua

Assistant Professor
Director Laboratory
M.Phil (UVAS)
LIBRARY
MSc. Zoology (PU)
Ms. Naseem Farhat Qizalbash
BS Biology (Canada)
Head of Main Library
Dr. Huma Saleem
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Assistant professor - IPFP

PhD (Cambridge University)
MSc Chemistry (LCWU)
BSc Hons. (LCWU)
Mr. Muhammad Iqbal

Finance Manager
Ms. Nosheen Hanif
Mr. Chester Hussain

Association Finance Manager
Col. Ret. Arune Pervaiz
Assistant Professor
Director Security
CAMPUS COUNSELOR
Mr. Agha Kumail Haider
Ms. Fatima Shaukat
Facilities & Services Manager
COMMUNITY SERVICE
COORDINATOR
Elizabeth Shamsa
Hostel Coordinator
Ms. Anila Azmat

Office of Research
Dr. Saleha Naghmi Habibullah

Director Research
Associate Professor
PhD Applied Statistics, NCBA&E
MSc Statistics, University of Toronto, Canada
MSc Statistics, PU
Research plays a key role in all undergraduate and
postgraduate programs offered at Kinnaird. The newly
reorganized research cell provides the necessary
infrastructure in promoting a strong research culture at
Kinnaird. The research cell activities include administering
all research work undertaken by students and organization
of seminars by national and international experts. The
creation of the Kinnaird multidisciplinary group encourages
participation of faculty and students in research capacity
building workshops and conferences.
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Deputy Registrar Office
Farooq Babar
Deputy Registrar
Admissions & Examination
Email: [email protected]
Deputy Registrar office offers a wide variety of services for current
and prospective students, alumni, staff and faculty. Services are
offered in person, online, and by telephone. Deputy Registrar
office is dedicated to administering comprehensive enrolment
management services including: student admission, student
record collection, student photo identification, and many academic
support services including class time table, exams, registration
assistance, student information system logins, student results,
transcripts and degrees.
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Table of

Message from the Principal

Campus & Facilities

Faculty of Arts & Humanities

Faculty of Social Sciences

Faculty of Professional Studies

Faculty of Natural Formal & Applied Sciences

Nadira Hassan Law Department

Degree Requirements for 4 years programs

Fee Structure for Undergraduate programs

Faculty of Postgraduate Studies

Degree Requirements for Postgraduate programs

Fee Structure for Postgraduate programs

Academic Rules & Regulations

Student Code of Conduct

Deputy Registrar Office

Fall Semester 2015

Spring Semester 2016

Academic Session Begins

August 24, 2015

Academic Session Begins

January 18, 2016

Deadline to Drop a Course

September 04, 2015

Deadline to Drop a Course

January 29, 2016

September 23- 25, 2015

February 05, 2016

Deadline to Withdraw a Course

October 16, 2015

Deadline to Withdraw a Course

March 07, 2016

October 19 October 30, 2015

March 10 - March 19, 2016

October 23 - 24, 2015

March 23, 2016

November 09, 2015

Spring Break and Easter Break

March 21 March 28, 2016

December 11 - 22, 2015

May 01, 2016

Christmas and Winter break

December 23 - January 08, 2016

May 19 - May 28, 2016

January 09, 2016

June 10, 2016

*Gazetted / Public Holidays

Education at Kinnaird reflects the confidence we have in

amiable citizens of the world with a strong emphasis on

Prof. Dr. Rukhsana David

Message from the Principal

Since its foundation in 1913, Kinnairds mission has been to

Along with academic excellence we strive to groom

Undergraduate & Postgraduate

The name Kinnaird comes from Lady Mary Kinnaird

Kinnaird is one of the best colleges for wome in

The college shifted to its present location in 1938

Admission Hand Book 2015-2016

Undergraduate & Postgraduate