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Prospectus 2011.Pdf MY YOUNG FRIENDS I LOOK FORWARD TO YOUTH THE REAL MAKERS OF PAKISTAN. DO NOT BE EXPLOITED AND DO NOT BE MISLED. CREATE AMONGST YOURSELVES COMPLETE UNITY AND SOLIDARITY. SET AN EXAMPLE FOR WHAT YOUTH CAN DO. YOUR MAIN OCCUPATION SHOULD BE IN FAIRNESS TO YOURSELF IN FAIRNESS TO YOUR PARENTS IN FAIRNESS TO THE STATE TO DEVOTE YOUR ATTENTION TO YOUR STUDIES. IF YOU FRITTER AWAY YOUR ENERGIES NOW YOU WILL ALWAYS REGRET. AFTER YOU LEAVE THE PORTALS OF YOUR UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES THEN YOU CAN PLAY YOUR PART FREELY AND BUILD YOURSELF AND THE STATE. Muhammad Ali Jinnah Founder of Pakistan University Officials Admission Committee 2011 Convener: Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Nasreen Aslam Shah Prof. Dr. Pirzada Qasim Raza 99261336 Prof. Dr. Shahana Urooj Kazmi Center of Excellence in Women Studies Siddiqui 99261337 Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Abid Hasnain Director Admissions: Department of Food Science & Technology Pro-Vice Chancellors Prof. Dr. Saleem Shahzad Prof. Dr. Shahana Urooj Kazmi 99261396 Department of Agriculture & Agribusiness Prof. Malahat Kalim Sherwani Prof. Dr. Nasiruddin Khan 99261015 Management Department of Library & Information Science Members: Registrar Prof. Dr. Abu zar Wajidi Prof. Dr. Ansar Hussain Rizwi Prof. Kaleem Raza Khan 99261344 Dean Faculty of Management & Administrative Advisor Students Affairs Deans of Faculties Sciences Prof. Dr. Khalid Iraqi Prof. Dr. Abdush Shaheed Nomani Advisor Campus Security Affairs Faculty of Arts Dean Faculty of Arts Prof. Dr.Abdush Shaheed Nomani 99261362 Mr. Younus Khan Prof. Dr. Darakhshan J. Haleem Faculty of Management & Director, BCC&T Dean Faculty of Science Administrative Sciences Mr. S.M. Khalid Jamal Prof. Dr. Abu zar Wajidi 99261362 Prof. Dr. Ghazala H. Rizwani Department of Computer Science Faculty of Education Dean Faculty of Pharmacy Dean Faculty of Arts (Caretaker) 99261362 Mr. Muhammad Naseeruddin Prof. Dr. Hisamuddin Mansoori Deputy Registrar (Acad.) Faculty of Engineering Dean Faculty of Islamic Studies Dean Faculty of Science (Caretaker) 99243206 Dr. Shaikh Nadeem-uz-Zaman Faculty of Islamic Studies Prof. Kaleem Raza Khan Senior Medical Officer Prof. Dr. Hisamuddin Mansoori 99243220 Registrar Mr. Zain Abbas Faculty of Law 99262002 Prof. Dr. Mansoor Ahmed (KU Network Administrator) Prof. Khursheed A. Hashmi 99231926 Equivalence Committee Ms. Farheen Zehra Faculty of Medicine Prof. Dr. Aqueel Ahmed (Media Officer) Prof. Dr. Saadiya Aziz Karim 36628373 Department of Microbiology Admission Office Faculty of Pharmacy Prof. Dr. Shafiq-ur-Rahman Prof. Dr. Ghazala H. Rizwani 99243173 Department of Economics Telephone # 021 9261300-6 Ext. 2479 Faculty of Science Prof. Dr. M. Javed Zaki 021 99261376 Prof. Dr. Darakhshan J. Haleem 99243206 Department of Botany [email protected] CONTENTS Introduction 1 Social Work 35 Petroleum Technology 86 Students Affairs 1 Special Education 36 Physics 87 Discipline Committee 1 Urdu 38 Physiology 88 Facilities for the Students 2 Visual Studies 39 Statistics 90 Fee Concession and Scholarship 2 Applied Economics Research Centre 41 Zoology 91 Center of Excellence in Marine Biology 93 Libraries 2 Area Study Centre for Europe (ASCE) 42 Dr. A.Q. Khan Institute of Biotechnology & Transport 2 Center of Excellence for Women’s Studies 44 Pakistan Study Centre 46 Genetic Engineering (KIBGE) 94 Hostel 2 Dr. Panjwani Center for Molecular Medicine & FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Co-Curricular activities 2 Drug Research 96 Teaching and Research 2 Chemical Technology 47 HEJ Research Institute of Chemistry 97 System of Studies 2 FACULTY OF ISLAMIC STUDIES Institute of Environmental Studies 99 Duration of Courses 3 Islamic Learning 49 Institute of Marine Sciences 101 BS (Hons.) Program 3 Quran-o-Sunnah 50 Institute of Space & Planetary Astrophysics 102 BS (Third year) / Masters Program 4 Usool-ud-Din 51 Institute of Sustainable Halophyte Utilization 103 MS/PhD Program 5 FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT & National Center for Proteomics (NCP) 104 Language Certificate & Diploma Courses 5 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES National Nematological Research Centre 105 Instructions for Foreign Students 5 Commerce 53 APPENDIX – A: Eligibility for BS (Hons.) 107 Admission Policy 5 Public Administration 55 APPENDIX – B: Eligibility for BS (Hons.)/ Karachi University Business School 57 B.E./ BBA/ BPA (on Aptitude Test basis) 112 Procedure of Admission 8 APPENDIX – C: Subsidiary subjects for FACULTY OF ARTS FACULTY OF PHARMACY Pharm-D 59 Faculty of Science 113 Arabic 11 APPENDIX – D: Subsidiary subjects for Bengali 12 FACULTY OF SCIENCE Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 61 Faculty of Arts 115 Economics 13 APPENDIX – E: Eligibility for BS (3 rd year)/ Education 15 Applied Chemistry 63 Applied Physics 64 Masters 117 English 17 rd Biochemistry 66 APPENDIX–F: Eligibility for BS (3 year)/ General History 19 Biotechnology 67 M.Sc./MPA/MBA (on Aptitude Test basis) 123 International relations 20 Botany 68 APPENDIX –G: Affidavit 124 Islamic History 22 Chemistry 70 APPENDIX –H: Evening Program 125 Library & Information Science 23 Computer Science 72 APPENDIX –I: Closing Percentages of BS Mass Communication 25 Food Science & Technology 74 (Hons.) & Pharm-D Admissions – 2009 126 Persian 27 APPENDIX –J: Closing Percentages of BS Genetics 76 rd Philosophy 28 Geography 78 (3 Year) & Masters Admissions – 2009 128 Political Science 29 Geology 79 APPENDIX –K: Important Semester Rules 130 Psychology 30 Health & Physical Education 81 APPENDIX – L: Admission Fee 132 Sindhi 32 Mathematics 82 APPENDIX – M: Reserved seats for Sindh, Sociology 33 Microbiology 84 Balochistan, FATA, Northern Areas, AJK & Armed Forces 134 Academic Calendar 2011 First Semester Introduction Day January 03, 2011 Teaching January 04– May 13, 2011 Semester Examinations May 16 – 31, 2011 Summer Holidays June 1 – July 15, 2011 Second Semester Teaching July 15 – November 11, 2011 Semester Examinations November 14 – December 02, 2011 Winter Holidays December 03 – 31, 2011 Note: a) Dates for extra curricular activities week shall be announced later b) The University of Karachi shall observe all Federal and Provincial gazetted holidays, but examinations shall be held as per schedule c) Mid-term examinations shall be held during 8 th and 9 th weeks of each semester INTRODUCTION control and run Evening Program. The University conducts examinations of schedule of Admissions under this about 150,000 students studying in these The University of Karachi was program is announced separately through colleges/institutes, prepare their results established in June1951 under the Karachi the national newspapers in the month of and award degrees. University Act in a few dilapidated November for BS program and in the Students Affairs buildings in a congested area of Karachi. month of May for Masters Program (See To look after students affairs, in general, Later, an area of 1200 acres was acquired Appendix-H). to set up a permanent Campus. After the and to supervise their extra curricular completion of the first phase of At present teaching at the University activities, an office of Advisor Students’ construction, the University was shifted at campus is conducted under six faculties: Affairs is situated at the first floor of the the present place in 1960. Today the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Science, Administration block. Teachers and the University is recognized as a premier Faculty of Islamic Studies, Faculty of staff are available for the guidance to centre of learning and research in the students. Management & Administrative Sciences, Subcontinent and in the Third World. A Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of In order to help passing out students in number of scientists and scholars Pharmacy. There are 52 departments and securing jobs and solve their practical affiliated with the University are working 19 research institutes/ centers, which are problems, an office of Students Guidance, in important positions both within and imparting education to more than 24,000 Counseling and Placement Bureau is outside Pakistan and have won students including students from foreign functioning at the first floor of a building recognition and acclaim. One of the countries. The faculty comprises of more facing Masjid-e-Ibrahim. The Bureau also institutes of the University has got the than 600 highly qualified and experienced conducts preparatory classes, every year, distinction of being made the Centre of teachers; many of them have obtained for those who wish to appear in the CSS the Third World Academy of Sciences. higher degrees from abroad and enjoy a examinations or to develop proficiency in Students from several foreign countries high repute internationally. The non- the English language. are also pursuing for the Masters and teaching staff comprises more then 1700 Doctorate degrees. Because of high people to help with administrative and Discipline Committee academic and research standards of the other matters. There is a discipline committee to University a large number of students maintain law and order situation and to from Karachi and other parts of the The University of Karachi is also an ensure a proper academic environment. country apply for admission here. affiliating and examining body and at The Committee takes notice of the cases Keeping in view a very high number of present, 145 colleges and institutions are of infringement of law and order, and applicants, the University has started affiliated to the University. The courses of undesirable activities at the campus, and evening classes in several departments at studies for these institutions
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