0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Students Counseling and Placement Services The graduate degree programs are offered in all five faculties, ITC Students counseling and placement center is responsible for & IFST. The Faculty of Agricultural Engineering offers a composite guiding and counseling the students for getting admission in degree of B.E. (Agriculture). Similarly a composite professional degree programs of their choice depending upon the availability of degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.) is offered by the seats and other related factors. The center is also responsible to Faculty of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences. The Faculty fetch the jobs for the university graduates in various public and of Crop Production offers B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons degree in the subject private organizations. In this context, the centre will maintain the areas of Soil Science, Agronomy, Crop Physiology, Plant Breeding record of addresses / contact numbers of all passing out graduates & Genetics, Horticulture, and Biotechnology. Whereas, B.Sc. to keep them well informed of their proper placement in various (Hons) four year degree programs is offered by Institute of Food jobs commensurate with their qualifications. It will also monitor the Sciences & Technology. The Faculty of Crop Protection offers market demand of our graduates and will guide them to start their B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons degree in Entomology, Plant Pathology, and career in the disciplines where they can seek suitable jobs Plant Protection. The degree of B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons in Agricultural immediately after their graduation. It will also be responsible for Economics, Rural Sociology, Applied Statistics, and Agricultural solving day to day problems of the university students. Education & Extension, is offered by Faculty of Agricultural Social Directorate of Students Affairs Sciences. The Information Technology Centre offers a four year BSIT (Hons) degree in Information Technology, besides diplomas This directorate facilitates the local and foreign students in getting and trainings in various Information Technology disciplines. admission to this university, accommodation, local problems, visa Academic Calendar facilities etc. Each academic year shall start from January and comprises of two Bank terms (Spring and Fall) in all the five faculties of the University, the Information Technology Centre (ITC), the Institute of Food A full-fledged branch of Habib Bank Limited is situated adjacent to Sciences & Technology (IFST). The duration of each term is 20 administration block which provides all sorts of banking facilities to weeks distributed as one week for registration, 14 weeks of actual the staff members and students. teaching, two weeks for examination preparation, while remaining 3 weeks are meant for conduct of term examinations. An optional, Post and Telegraph Services 10-12 weeks summer term (as part of Academic Year) shall be University has a well staffed post office on the campus that offered to students to cover failing and or deficiency courses or to provides all the necessary facilities including telegraph service. improve poor grades. Eligibility Criteria for Admission to Graduate Degree Programs Computing, Internet and Intranet Facilities To be eligible for admission to various graduate degree programs, Information Technology Centre (ITC) was established in 2002 to candidates must hold a minimum qualification of Intermediate impart degree programs, PG Diploma, short term diploma and Science (Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, Pre-Computer) or short courses of varying duration to the students of this university equivalent examination with grade "C" or above (at least 50% in particular and to the youth of the province of Sindh in general. marks) are eligible in different faculties depending upon the More than 100 latest computers are available along with all requirement of each faculty, ITC & IFST as specified in each ones necessary peripherals. The faculty and students particularly the profile. postgraduate students are provided the internet and intranet facility

17 for literature search. The facility for data analysis is also provided to Financial Aid the postgraduate students and the faculty. The Higher Education The deserving students are awarded scholarships, freeships or Commission (HEC) has provided the internet connectivity under cash grants by the university. Some scholarships are also allocated Pakistan Educational and Research Network (PERN). The by the Directorates of Education. The District Education Boards of university has its own website. The address is given at the end of Sindh also provide some scholarships every year for meritorious this prospectus, where in all the information regarding the students of their districts. The Government of Sindh also grants university is displayed. The e-mail facility is also available for the scholarships to the deserving students on poverty cum merit basis. students and the faculty Financial assistance is also provided from Bait-ul-Mal. Under the mega project, "Computerization and Networking The scholarships and freeships, etc. are awarded for one academic Enhancement Project of SAU" all the faculties, departments, year. The continuation of the financial aid, however, is subject to a library, administration, Directorate of Advanced Studies and student's satisfactory performance each year. Scholarships to the Research (DASR) have been interconnected together through students of the province of Balochistan, KPK and Gilgit Baltistan intranet and further integrated with the existing internet facility at are awarded by their respective governments through their the ITC. More than 150 PCs are procured for the faculties and Directorates of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry. Banks and other departments to establish computer labs in each faculty, library, financial institutions also grant loans to the meritorious students on DASR, Quality Enhancement Directorate and administration block very soft terms of payment. to provide internet access to all of them at their door step for the postgraduates and researchers. In addition to the above provisions, scholarships are also granted Campus Security on poverty basis under the HEC-USAID and HEC-JAICA need- based scholarships program. These scholarships cover almost In order to address security concerns of the staff and students entire expenditure of student including tuition fees, hostel fees, residing on-campus, a security system operates round the clock transportation, books and other expenses. under the supervision of highly skilled manpower under the supervision of Director Campus to provide secured environment at Job Opportunities for the Graduates of the University the campus. The prime motive behind the establishment of the University is to University Publications promote rapid transfer of technology to the farming community through a continued output of graduates and postgraduates. The Sindh Agriculture University publishes biannually Pakistan Journal graduates disseminate the modern technical know-how to the of Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering and Veterinary Sciences farmers to boost up agricultural productivity. (PJAAEVS), a yearly Sarang Student Magazine, SAUNI News The main job opportunities are as under: Agricultural graduates Letter and Seerat-ul-Nabi Islamic Magazine for spiritual inspirations and postgraduates may be taken up to work as farm managers of students. Research papers, popular articles and significant in Agricultural Estates. Work as specialists in various disciplines of writings of the faculty and students are published in these Agriculture and allied sciences in public and private sector periodicals. organizations, autonomous and semi-autonomous bodies viz, Zarai Tarqiati Bank (ZTBP) of Pakistan, Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC), Pakistan Council for Research on Water Resources (PCRWR), WAPDA, Fruit Preservation and Grading Industries, Veterinary Pharmaceuticals, Animal Feed

18 Industries, etc. Their services can also be utilized in provincial and BSIT (Hons.) graduates of ITC have adequate opportunities to federal departments of Agricultural Extension, Research, work in software development, teaching, education and training, Teaching, Fisheries, Forestry, Cooperatives, Animal offices, banks and other financial organizations, research Husbandry Extension Services, Veterinary Research Institutes, organizations, management, health care, commerce and industry, Poultry Research Institutes, Agricultural Engineering, Plant military, police, railway, air traffic, communication and transport Protection, Plant and Animal Quarantine, Pakistan Central Cotton services, tele-communication corporations, networking and Committee, Public Parks and Gardens, Agricultural Tools and database management. Graduates of Information Technology can Machines, Seed Corporations, EPA, SCARP, BOM, Drainage join as software engineer, programmer, lecturer, computer Research Centers, PLAC, Sindh Sugar Corporation, Pakistan engineer, system analyst, system administrator, network Atomic Energy Commission, and other departments. administrator, network engineer, network manager, scientific They may be taken up as agriculture teachers/subject specialists to officer, research officer, administrative officer, database teach agriculture and agro-technical courses in High Schools and administrator. other vocational institutes of education departments. Catering The job-oriented graduates can share the business and Any group of students not less than 20 and not more than 60 or the management of agro-based industries like fertilizers, pesticides, number as may be fixed by the Provost depending on a particular fungicides, herbicides, sugar and jute mills, cotton factories, feed situation in the Hostel, who may wish to run their mess shall obtain mills (Livestock and Poultry) veterinary pharmaceuticals, and milk prior permission on prescribed form from the Provost through the and meat processing plants. Warden of the Hostel and intimate the name of the Manager who They can also find access to the departments of Agricultural shall be one of resident students of Hostel. Census, Agricultural Marketing, Pakistan Broadcasting, and other The Manager shall produce the list of the residents, who will be corporations and commercial Banks, Agro-Economic Research, catered in his / her mess along with full identification, which will be and Social Welfare Departments. subject to official scrutiny through appropriate agencies. Provost / Job opportunities may also be availed for the graduates of this Deputy Provost may refuse to allow any person to work on staff or University in various special projects sponsored by agencies like any mess without assigning any reason. the National Planning Commission, USAID, FAO, LEAD, Ford The Manager shall on his personal responsibility certify that the Foundation, National Talent Pool, and agriculture consultancy cooks and other staff members engaged in the mess are of good firms. character and are not criminals, history convicts, assigned to Agricultural degree holders may seek employment in foreign him/her or acquired or engaged by him on account of any political countries, especially the less developed countries with ongoing association or affiliations. agricultural development activities. In this connection the University If at any time the certificate given by a Manager is found incorrect, is also engaged in the training of students from the developing the Manager shall be liable to disciplinary action as a Hostel countries. resident as well as a student of the University. Besides, the graduates of Sindh Agriculture University Tando Jam Students who may not join the mess can have their meals in the are eligible to apply for competitive examinations held by the hostel canteen only. Any student found cooking meals in the rooms Provincial and Federal Public Service Commissions for shall be liable for disciplinary action. administrative, secretariat and other superior services of Pakistan.

19 . Maintain identity as a student of the University and oneness CODE OF CONDUCT among all students by wearing the gown and identity badges on The Students of the University Shall chest as may be prescribed by the University. . Devote whole heartedly in acquiring the knowledge imparted by . Contribute actively in the development of national ideology and the teachers with the help of prescribed books, published Islamic mode of life. literature and experimental work in laboratories and fields during . Implicit obedience and follow the rules, instructions, guidelines the course of their studies at the University. issued by the University authorities from time to time. . Be regular in attending classes and shall maintain at least 75% . Show due respect and regard to all leaders of national fame, attendance in the classes. scholars and religious leaders without distinction. . Maintain the notes and list of the lectures delivered by the . And generally do all acts and deeds as would be, conducive for teachers in the class. elevating the image of the University in the society and raising . Maintain and preserve in good condition the books and literature prestige of the University as proud students thereof. received by them from the University Libraries. The Students of the University Shall Refrain From . Handle with care and caution the equipment, instruments, tools . Indulging into activities against the Islamic and Pakistan and machines available in the laboratories at the research or Ideology or national solidarity. demonstration farms, livestock and poultry experiment stations, . Indulging into activities promoting / invoking violence or hatred or and veterinary clinics of the university. contempt. . Extend cooperation and response to the teachers as could be . Indulging into rising of slogans or words spoken or written conducive to the attainment of more and more knowledge and against any group, class or individuals or against the University learning. authorities. . Show to the teachers utmost an undivided respect, obedience . Promoting or propagating any regional group, linguistic or and recognition as would be considered in terms of morality, sectarian conflicts. obligatory on the part of son or child towards his parents and . Using any part of the University Campus for holding political or elders in family. sectarian gatherings. . Maintain neatness and cleanliness in the classrooms, . Indulging in foul or malpractices at the examinations. laboratories, corridors, compounds and hostel rooms as could be expected of any human being in respect of his own dwelling, . Using pressure tactics or political or personal influence in home or abode. seeking academic promotions, award of financial benefits, or other matters concerning academic or administrative functions of . To participate fully and whole heartedly in sports, games and the University authorities. extracurricular activities with the object of developing a healthy body for a healthy mind. . Resorting to use of coercive / oppressive or bullying tactics. . To encourage activities that may create a sense of brother-hood . Inviting or allowing entry within the University premises of and affinity among the students. expelled students, anti-social elements or other persons whose

20 presence on the university campus may cause conflict among recognizable offence or is a fugitive from law, shall not aid or the students or whose presence might create unhealthy abet any person in his/her criminal activities. atmosphere. . That he/she shall not bring, keep, store, or permit any one to . Bringing within the University campus, consuming or keep, hide or store, any weapon even licensed, in the University encouraging consumption of narcotics or indulging in criminal Hostels; and That he/she shall sign the hostel register on arriving activities or acts involving moral turpitude. in the hostel after closing hours; giving name, room number, time . Bringing within University premises, keeping /using different of arrival and other particulars required in the register maintained kinds of weapons. for the purpose in the hostel entry room. . Concealing from the University authorities any act or omission of Grounds of Penalty any student or group of students as might be against the norms . If the competent authority is of the opinion that the defaulting of good conduct. student has committed any of acts herein mentioned shall . Using or occupying any room or part of the building of the consider the same as grounds for imposing penalty on the University campus unauthorized. student. . Taking out procession or holding meeting within University . Misconduct campus without prior permission from the competent authority. . Committing of acts of violence or use of force, intimidation, arms, . Damaging university buildings, properties, lawns, orchards, or inciting other students for the same purpose. experimental farms / stations, research farms, gardens, etc. . Causing destruction of or damage to the University property or . Generally from all such acts and deeds as might lead to bring inciting students for the same purpose. disgrace and bad name to the University. . Making undesirable speeches, raising slogans, shouting and Violation of Conduct and Discipline Regulations writing, publishing or circulating material derogatory to Pakistan, Islamic Ideology, and the prestige of the University or maligning . Any student found to have violated the norms of conduct the University authorities or the University teachers/officers and prescribed above shall be deemed to be guilty of the breach of impairing the sanctity of the University. conduct and discipline regulations of the University and shall be liable to penalty under the student conduct and discipline . Use of unfair means and malpractices in the examinations. regulations. On Admission to the Privilege of Being a Hostel . Consumption, use, sale and distribution of alcohol, liquor or Resident, he / she Undertakes to abide by the Following Code of other intoxicating drugs within hostels or campus of the Conduct. That he/she shall follow the rules and regulations University or being addict to any intoxicant. framed by University for Administration of University hostels from . Making collections or prompting collection of donations, time to time. subscriptions etc. in cash or kind as pecuniary assistance for or . That he/she shall not allow any guests in room after sunset. on behalf of the University or organizations or a department of . He/She shall not knowingly give refuge or protection to any the University, except in accordance with the instructions issued criminal or any other person who has committed any other by the University authorities.

21 . Committing any act or omission involving moral turpitude which Procedure for Imposing Penalty in the opinion of the authority is disgraceful for a University . Following procedure shall be followed for imposing penalty on a Student; and defaulting student: . Any act or omission on the part of a student even though . Orders of the Vice Chancellor shall be final. The right of review committed outside the University campus, which in the opinion of shall also vest in him/her. the competent authority has exposed the University to bad name . Any orders imposing penalty may be withdrawn and misconduct and defamation. pardoned with such conditions as may be considered necessary Penalties by the Vice Chancellor if at any time, after passing such orders, . The competent authority may impose upon a defaulting student Vice Chancellor is satisfied that penalized student has exhibited any of the following penalties genuine repentance over his past conduct and promises to Minor Penalties demonstrate improved conduct in future. . Warning in writing. . If it comes to the notice of the Students Advisor that a student has conducted himself in a manner invoking any one or more of . A fine not exceeding Rs.500/- the grounds of penalty enumerated in regulations he/she shall . Withholding result of examination for a period not exceeding 6 immediately bring the matter to the notice of the competent months. authority and under his instructions shall hold preliminary inquiry . Withholding of a certificate of good moral character. by recording statements of witnesses and if necessary of the . Fine commensurate with nature/extent of misconduct. defaulting students. . Withdrawal of financial concessions for a period not exceeding . In case of urgency requiring immediate preliminary inquiry, the three months. Students Advisor may forth-with record the statement of the witnesses and if necessary of the defaulting student before . Expulsion from attending classes for a period not exceeding reporting the matter to the competent authority. Provided that if three months. the incident has directly come to the notice of competent Major Penalties authority he/she may direct a preliminary inquiry to be held by . Cancellation of examination result. the student advisor. . Removal from hostel. . The Students Advisor shall place the matter together with his/her . Deprivation from University privileges i.e. scholarship. report before the competent authority. . Rustication or expulsion from the University for a Specific . The competent authority on scrutiny of the preliminary inquiry Period. and the report of the Students Advisor may direct a show cause notice to be issued to the defaulting student and refer the matter . Disqualifying for a period not exceeding three years for appearance in any University Examinations. to the Discipline Committee of the University. . That the Competent Authority shall not be debarred from . Rustication and ban on entry in the premises of the University for a period up to three years or more. imposing a minor penalty on the defaulting student without

22 reference to the Discipline Committee after giving a personal Officers Authorized to Impose Penalty hearing to the defaulting student. . The Teacher Incharge Expulsion from the classroom, . The Discipline Committee shall on the date fixed after receipt of laboratories, workshop or field work for the period concerned reply to the show cause notice to the defaulting student hold a (Max: four consecutive classes or one week). meeting at which the witnesses and the defaulting student shall . President Gymkhana / Ex-officio. Expulsion from game for not be heard and the matter considered. more than one week. . It shall be discretionary for the Discipline Committee to orally . The Chairman Library Committee. Expulsion from the library for confirm statements recorded at the preliminary inquiry necessary a period not exceeding one month. to the witnesses and the defaulting student during the course of . The Dean of a Faculty. Expulsion from all or any class in the hearing. faculty for a period not exceeding one month. . The Discipline Committee may, if necessary, grant time till . The Hostel Provost. Expulsion from residence in hostel for a following meeting to witnesses and defaulting students to period not more than four months. produce such evidence as may be unavoidably necessary for the determination of the issue before the Committee. . The Students Advisor, Hostel Provost, President Gymkhana, Dean & Librarian fine not exceeding Rs. 500/- . On completion of the proceeding the Discipline Committee shall forward the matter to the Competent Authority with its opinion . The President Gymkhana. Suspension or removal from a proposing penalty to be imposed upon the defaulting student. Position of authority in University sports. . On receiving the opinion from the Discipline Committee, the . The Students Advisor, Suspension or removal from a position of Competent Authority may impose any penalty on the defaulting authority in student union. student. . The Dean of a Faculty. Withholding or cancellation of Freeship Appeal of University. . A defaulting student can file an appeal against the order of the FOR MORE INFORMATION: imposition of penalty to the Academic Council within one month Registrar, of the decision of penalty on him/her. Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam, 70060, Sindh, Pakistan Other Penalties Phone: +92-22-2765387 & +92-22-2765870 (Ext-301) . Without prejudice to the grounds of penalty and penalties Fax: +92-22-2765300 Email: [email protected] enumerated in regulation No: 5.1 (a) and (b) have the authorities Website: www.sau.edu.pk mentioned below may impose penalties shown against each for acts or omissions not covered by Regulation. This prospectus is produced for the general guidance of the applicants seeking admission at Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. The University bears no liability for errors and omissions, if any. The University reserves the right to withdraw and amend the rules, regulations, policies, fee structure, etc. at any stage.

23 REGULATIONS FOR CONDUCT OF EXAMINATIONS g) "Dean" means Dean of a Faculty of Sindh Agriculture UNDER THE TERM SYSTEM AS PER PROVISION University Tandojam. OF SECTION 18(2) (G) (H) OF THE SAU ACT 1977 h) "Chairperson" means Chairperson of an academic Department AT UNDER-GRADUATE PROGRAM 2009. of Faculty / Institute/Center of Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam.

i) "Registrar" means Registrar of Sindh Agriculture University 1 TITLE Tandojam. These Regulations will be called: "Regulations governing under j) "Director Finance" means Director Finance of Sindh Agriculture graduate program (2009)". University Tandojam. 2 COMMENCEMENT k) "Controller of Examinations" means Controller of Examinations The Regulations 2009 come into force from the First Regular of Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam. Examination of all the classes for the Calendar Year 2010 l) "DASAR", means Director of Directorate of Board of Advanced provided that: Studies & Research of Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. a) The students enrolled before the Calendar Year 2010 shall m) "Teacher" means Teacher of Sindh Agriculture University continue in Semester System. Tandojam. b) The issues emerging due to implementation of these n) "BASAR" means Board of Advanced Studies & Research of regulations will be resolved by the Academic Council. Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. 3 DEFINITIONS o) "Board of Studies" means Departmental Board of Studies of In these Regulations, unless otherwise stated: Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. a) "University" or "SAU" means the Sindh Agriculture University p) "Board of Faculty" means Faculty Board of Studies of Sindh Tandojam. Agriculture University Tandojam. b) "Academic Year" means the academic year of the University q) "Equivalence Committee" means Equivalence Committee of corresponding to the calendar year. Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. c) "Credit Hour" means the successful completion of a course r) Academic Council means Academic Council of Sindh with given number of hour(s) in a Term for theory and practical Agriculture University, Tandojam. per week. s) Principal SZABAC means the Principal, Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali d) "Term" means a period of continued 20 weeks duration. Bhutto Agriculture College, Dokri. Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. e) Term Examination" means the regular examination held at the end of each term. t) "Internal Examiner" means the subject teacher teaching the subject in a term duly appointed by the competent authority. f) "Vice Chancellor" means Vice Chancellor of Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam. u) "External Examiner" means a person in the relevant discipline/field appointed by the competent authority from the public and private chartered universities/organizations.

24 4 DURATION OF TERMS AND YEARS Credit Duration Faculty Degrees a) Each academic year will comprise of two terms. Hours (Terms) Agriculture Social (Field of Specialization) 130-140 08 b) The duration of each term (first term & second term) will be of Sciences 20 weeks in an academic year with break-up given below: Crop Protection (Field of Specialization) 130-140 08 Activity Duration (Weeks) / Term (Field of Specialization) Registration 01 Crop Production BSc (Hons.) in Food 130-140 08 Sciences & Technology Teaching session 14 Information Technology BSIT (Hons) 130-140 08 Examination preparation & Centre Animal Husbandry & D.V.M filling of examination forms 02 200-210 10 Veterinary Sciences (Composite degree) Term examination 03 B.E (Agri.) Agricultural Engineering 130-140 08 Total 20 (Composite degree) c) There will be a break of 6 weeks between the first term and second term of each academic year. During this break, the 5 CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION registration to the second term will be finalized. Like-wise there The regulations related to the conduct of examination including will be a break of 6 weeks after regular examination of second the appointment and responsibilities of the examination staff term during which supplementary examinations for both terms are covered. Examination results shall be compiled and will be conducted. announced by the Controller of the examinations. d) There will be a vacation of 08 weeks for teachers and students 5.1 ELIGIBILITY FOR APPEARING IN THE TERM EXAMINATION with breakup as 06 weeks for summer vacation and 02 weeks The term examination will be open to the student who fulfills for winter vacation during academic year. Supplementary the following minimum requirements: examinations will be conducted for both terms after the regular examination of second term. a) He/she must be a registered student and his/her name must appear on the roll list of the concerned Department/Faculty of e) Admission to first term would be done after announcement of the University. second term result. b) He/she must have at least 75% average attendance. f) Requirements for different degree programs at Under-graduate level offered in the University are depicted below: c) He/she must fill the examination form and pay prescribed fees within the due date (s) announced by the University.

d) The examination forms will be signed and countersigned by the Coordinator & Dean of the concerned Faculty respectively and forwarded to the Controller of examinations. e) He/she is not debarred from taking the examination. f) The academic council may review the eligibility requirements from time to time and may recommend for amendments in the regulations to the Syndicate.

25 5.2 SETTING OF QUESTION PAPER FOR supplementary examinations. The choice of attempting THEORY/PRACTICAL EXAMINATION questions will be limited to a maximum of Five out of Eight. a) The Chairperson of the Department in consultation with subject Objective type questions will not be more than 25% which teacher will recommend a panel of Internal and External means out of eight questions two questions will be objective Examiners. The Dean of the Faculty will forward the panel to type. the Controller of Examinations for seeking approval from the g) The practical examination will be conducted jointly by the Vice Chancellor. internal and external examiners appointed by the competent b) The Vice Chancellor will appoint an internal examiner for theory Authority. and internal as well as external examiners for practical of h) The external as well as internal examiners may be informed by regular examinations from amongst the panel recommended by the Controller of examination about the date of conduct of a the Chairperson of the concerned Department and duly particular examination at least one week before the conduct of forwarded by the Dean of the concerned Faculty. The Vice that examination. Chancellor may disapprove and send it back to the i) The marks for theory and practical course are distributed as Chairperson & Dean of concerned Department/Faculty with his under: suggestions for further necessary processing and approval of Course / Paper Marks the Vice Chancellor. Activity Theory Practical c) The external examiner appointed by a competent authority Attendance 10* 10* must hold at least Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) with 3- Journal - 10 years experience for under-graduate/graduate program. In Term Examination 90 80 case external examiner fails to conduct the examination, then Total 100 100 an alternate/local arrangement can be made on the request of concerned internal examiner and recommended by the * 07 marks for attendance 75 to 80%, 08 marks for attendance Chairperson of the concerned department duly signed by the 81 to 85%, 09 marks for attendance 86 to 90% and 10 marks Dean of the Faculty and finally approved by the competent for attendance >90%. authority. j) The award lists for theory and practical, signed by the d) To attract / ensure the presence/attendance of external concerned examiners, will be submitted (in duplicate) under examiner and promote quality examination, a minimum sealed cover to the Controller of Examinations. package of Rs. 1000/subject in addition to TA/DA may be given 6 ASSESSMENT OF THEORY ANSWER COPIES to the external examiner just after submitting the result of the examination. The answer copies of theory and practical examinations (in sealed envelopes) will be sent by the Controller of e) The examiners approved for the regular examination shall be Examinations to the concerned internal / external (in case of appointed also for the corresponding supplementary practical) examiner who will assess and return the answer examination. Under unavoidable circumstances, alternate copies along with marks award lists (in duplicate), within panel of examiners shall be recommended by adopting the specified period of 20 days after the date of examination, to the procedure laid in Regulation 5.3(b). Controller of Examinations. An amount of Rs. 20 per day shall f) The internal examiner shall set the question paper from full be deducted from the remuneration bill if the results are syllabus of the course for theory in the regular and received after due date.

26 7 TABULATION AND CHECKING OF RESULTS. Note: a) The Tabulators and Checkers preferably teachers will be 1 The minimum passing marks for each passing head appointed by the Vice Chancellor. shall be 40%. b) The Tabulator will open the sealed envelop (marked Tabulator 2 Theory and Practical will be considered as separate I/II), containing the award list for each subject and enter the passing heads. marks secured by the student on a specified sheets and ledger 3 Fraction of 0.5 or more marks (before calculating % and sign the sheets and ledgers. marks) shall be rounded as one. However, if there is c) The Checkers will check each entry made by the Tabulators for close competition in defining top three positions, then each student carefully and make the corrections, if necessary, the fractions as such will be taken into account. and sign the sheets and ledgers. 9 DECLARATION OF POSITION d) The Secrecy Officer, Deputy Controller, and the Controller of a) A candidate who passes all the courses of a program in first Examinations shall sign the tabulated and checked result attempt (Regular Examination) will be eligible for declaration of sheets and ledgers. After seeking the approval of competent position (First, Second, and Third) for each class / academic authority, the results shall be declared by the Controller of year. For each degree in respective Faculties, first three Examinations. positions will be awarded to the students who secure e) It is mandatory for each signatory of the result sheet and ledger cumulatively highest marks in the program. to record the number of overwriting(s) appearing on each page b) If a candidate passes course work in two academic years i.e. being signed. one term in one academic year and the other term in another 8 AWARD OF DIVISIONS academic year, he/she will not be eligible for position in any of The grading of candidates for each examination shall be the academic years. as under: c) A candidate declared pass with condonation would not be eligible for the position. Marks Obtained (%) Divisions d) First three positions should be declared at the time of announcement of the result which should be mentioned in Below 40 Fail transcript and in pass certificate. 40 and < 45 Third 10 PROBATION 45 and < 60 Second . A student securing at least 40% marks in each subject/passing head will be declared pass and eligible for 60 and < 80 First registration to next higher term/class. Distinction (highlighted in marks . A student who does not clear all the subjects in a term but 80 and > 80 clears at least 50% subjects/passing heads will be eligible certificate for each subject) to be promoted to the next higher term / class on probation.

. He/she will be entitled to appear at the subsequent supplementary/regular examinations.

27 . He/she shall appear as probationer student. However, b) For each applicable term, one, mark per passing head he/she must fill the examination form for each term and (maximum ten marks) shall be counted as condonation marks would pay the applicable fees for the examination. for the failing subject (passing head) of the student who . The student will be allowed to avail a maximum of four appears at the examination and who, without this benefit, attempts to pass all the failing subject(s). would have otherwise failed in the examination. These marks shall not be physically added to the marks earned by him/her. 11 CANCELLATION / TERMINATION OF REGISTRATION c) One percent of the allotted marks (maximum five marks) will be . The B.Sc / B.E degree is four year (8 terms) program and allowed as condonation marks to the final year student of a the candidate registered in this program are required to degree program who, without this benefit, would have been complete it within a minimum period of 4 consecutive years otherwise placed in lower division. These marks shall not be (8 consecutive terms) and a maximum of 6 consecutive added physically. years (12 consecutive terms). . However DVM degree is 5 years (10 terms) program and d) Wherever applicable, the transcript/marks certificates shall candidate registered in this program are required to carry the remarks “Condonation” as per rules. complete it within a minimum period of 5 consecutive years 14 RETOTALING OF MARKS (10 consecutive terms) and a maximum of 7 consecutive years (14 consecutive terms). Re-totaling of marks will be allowed on payment of prescribed fees. Accordingly, the concerned student shall have to submit . Beyond the maximum period, the registration of candidate an application to the Controller of Examinations through automatically stands terminated and the Registrar shall Coordinator/Dean of the concerned Faculty within four weeks notify this termination to all concerned. of declaration of the result. Re-totaling/correction be made in . A copy of regulations pertaining to under-graduate program presence of the following Standing Committee: Controller of may be provided to students registered in the under- Examinations, Secrecy Officer, concerned Faculty Coordinator, graduate program by charging a fee of Rs. 50/student with and the subject Examiner. an undertaking to abide with the regulations in sprit and letter. 15 SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION 12 TERM BACK a) Supplementary examination for both the first and second terms A student failing in more than 50% subjects of a regular and shall be held at the end of each academic year following the supplementary term examination held at the end of each regular examination of second term on payment of prescribed academic year will be relegated to the term he/she failed. fees for each term as applicable from time to time. b) Transcript certificate will indicate the number of attempts the He/she will have to repeat the full term and attend the classes candidate availed in passing each of the term examinations. regularly with the junior batch and appear in the examination of all the subjects the term as a repeater student provided he/she c) Student who is not eligible to appear in regular examination of fulfils all the requirements laid down in Regulation 5.1. a term will not be eligible to appear in the supplementary examination of the term. However, a student who was eligible 13 CONDONATION MARKS to appear in regular examination of a term but could not appear due to certain reasons can appear in the supplementary a) No candidate will be condoned who fails in more than one examination of that term. “passing head” in a term.

28 16 STATUS OF ABSENTEES c) The pattern of award of Chancellor’s Gold Medals, Silver a) No student shall be deemed registered/shall retain registration, Medals with Gilt edge and Silver Medals for each academic who fails or remains absent for three consecutive terms of the year shall be as under: academic program. However, he has to pay fees of previous terms as a penalty. S Kind of Qualifying Criteria for Medals 17 AWARD OF DEGREES # Medal a) In the end of each academic year, the Controller of Highest marks in Master’s Degree at the Gold Medal 1 Examinations will submit, before the Academic Council, the list University Level. (15 gram) of successful candidates for award of various degrees and Highest marks in B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. On the basis overall Gold Medal 2 medals. The Academic Council will in turn send their performance: Faculty of Crop Production. (10 gram) recommendations to the Syndicate to confer the Highest marks in B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. On the basis overall Gold Medal degrees/medals upon successful candidates who are otherwise 3 eligible for the rights and privileges of the degrees earned by performance: Faculty of Crop Protection. (10 gram) Highest marks in B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. On the basis overall Gold Medal them. However, the degree will be awarded after one year from 4 the declaration of the result. performance: Faculty of Agricultural Social Sciences. (10 gram) Highest marks in B.E. (Agri.) On the basis overall Gold Medal b) Degrees and marks/pass certificates will be issued as per 5 format approved by the academic council. performance: Faculty of Agricultural Engineering. (10 gram) Highest marks in D.V.M on the basis overall Gold Medal c) The Academic Council shall approve the nomenclature of 6 various degrees awarded by the University as and when it performance: Faculty of AH. And Vet. Sciences. (10 gram) Highest Marks in B.Sc. (Hons) on the basis of overall Gold Medal desires. 7 performance: Institute of Food Sciences & Technology (10 gram) d) The color of degree folder of each Faculty shall be as under: Highest marks in BSIT (Hons.) on basis of overall Gold Medal 8 . Faculty of Crop Production Green performance: Information Technology Center (10 gram) . Faculty of Crop Protection Grey Highest marks in B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. On the basis overall Gold Medal 9 . Faculty of Agri. Social Sciences Golden performance: SZABAC, Dokri. (10 gram) . Faculty of Agri. Engineering Brown Second Highest marks in B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. On the Silver Medal . Faculty of A.H. & Vet. Sciences Blue 10 basis of overall performance: Faculty of Crop Production (10 gram) 18 A WARD OF MEDALS Second Highest marks in B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. On the Silver Medal 11 a) No medal will be awarded to a candidate who had previously basis of overall performance: Faculty of Crop Protection (10 gram) failed at any examination and stands first, second and third at Second Highest marks in B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. On the Silver Medal the same examination in the second attempt or by availing the 12 basis of overall performance: Faculty of Agricultural (10 gram) benefit of condonation. Social Sciences. b) The medals will be awarded to those who secure first or Second Highest marks in B.E. (Agri.) Hons. On the basis Silver Medal second positions as per qualifying criteria given in the following 13 of overall performance: Faculty of Agricultural (10 gram) table. Those who secure third position in these examinations Engineering. shall be awarded merit certificates. Second Highest marks in D.V.M on the basis of overall Silver Medal 14 performance: Faculty of AH. And Vet. Sciences. (10 gram)

29 S Kind of 21 CORRECTION/CHANGE IN THE NAME/FATHERS NAME/ Qualifying Criteria for Medals # Medal SURNAME Second Highest Marks in B.Sc. (Hons) on the basis of Silver Medal a) The corrections in the name, father's name and surname will 15 overall performance: Food Sciences & Technology (10 gram) be allowed only on the basis and in conformity with the Second Highest marks in BSIT (Hons.) on basis of Silver Medal Matriculation Certificate (SSC. Examinations) of the concerned 16 overall performance: Information Technology Center (10 gram) University/Boards and not otherwise. Second highest marks in B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons on the basis Silver Medal b) After ordering any correction/ change, the degree already 17 of overall performance: SZABAC Dokri. (10 gram) issued to the candidate will neither cancelled nor a new degree Silver Medal be issued. Only the fact of having ordered correction/change in Highest marks in M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. In all disciplines: 18 with Gilt-edge name/father's name or surname etc. will be endorsed on the Faculty of Crop Production. (10 gram) back of the original degree already issued. Such endorsement Silver Medal will be signed both by the Controller of Examinations and the Highest marks in M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. In all disciplines: 19 with Gilt-edge Registrar on the reverse of the degree. Faculty of Crop Protection. (10 gram) c) The office will charge a prescribed fee for such correction from Highest marks in M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. In all Silver Medal the candidates. 20 disciplines: Faculty of Agricultural Social with Gilt-edge 22 IMPLEMENTATION OF REGULATIONS Sciences. (10 gram) Implementation of these regulations will come into force after Silver Medal Highest marks in M.E. (Agri.). in all disciplines: Faculty of 21 with Gilt-edge the approval of the competent body. In this context, any Agricultural Engineering. (10 gram) previous decisions, taken by any authority will not be quoted for Silver Medal reference. Highest marks in M.Sc. Hons. In all disciplines: Faculty of 22 with Gilt-edge 23 MODIFICATION OF REGULATIONS AH. And Vet. Sciences. (10 gram) These regulations are subject to modifications by the statutory Silver Medal Highest marks in M.Sc. (Hons.) 23 with Gilt-edge bodies as and when felt appropriate/necessary. In case if Institute of Food Sciences & Technology (10 gram) regulations are silent on certain matters then either the prevailing rules may be applied or competent authority may resolve the matter as deemed fit in the interest of Institution. 19 SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATION FEES The fee structure pertaining to examination branch will be determined and revised from time to time, by the competent authority. 20 REFUND OF EXAMINATION FEES In case the examination fee is paid in duplicate or the examination form is rejected for technical reasons, the examination fee will be refunded to the concerned student.

30 31 trained a large number of undergraduate and postgraduate FACULTY OF students in various disciplines of agriculture. Mission Statement CROP PRODUCTION The Faculty of Crop Production is committed to the preparation of students for life in the global community through research and Prof. Dr. Saghir Ahmed Sheikh educational programs for supporting sustainable agriculture Ph.D. (UK) systems that foster viable communities, a diversified economy and Dean a healthy living environment. Email: [email protected] Job Opportunities URL: http://www.sau.edu.pk/faculties/cpd/cpd.html The graduates and postgraduates will have immense opportunities Phone: +92-222765554, 2765870 (Ext. 351) in various disciplines of agriculture and allied sciences in public and private sector organizations, autonomous and semi- Cell: +92-300-3063464 autonomous bodies viz, Zarai Tarqiati Bank of Pakistan (ZTBP), The faculty emerged as a result of bifurcation of the faculty of Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC), Pakistan Agriculture in 1987. The restructuring was done to streamline Council for Research on Water Resources (PCRWR), academic and research activities and to effectively address the WAPDA, Fruit Preservation and Food Industries. Their services activities for sustainable crop productivity. As such, it is committed can also be utilized in provincial and federal departments of to academic excellence in graduate and postgraduate education Agricultural Extension, Research, Teaching, Forestry, and research in broad spectrum disciplines of agriculture. The Cooperatives, Pakistan Central Cotton Committee, Federal Seed faculty conducts diverse programs in education, research and Certification Department (FSCD), Public Parks and Gardens, Seed service to nation and the community. Corporations, EPA, SCARP, Sindh Sugar Corporation, Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission and other departments. The Faculty happens to be the largest faculty of the university comprising Soil Science, Agronomy, Horticulture, Plant Breeding & Pakistan Broadcasting, other corporations and commercial banks, Genetics, Biotechnology, Crop Physiology and Institute of Food National Planning Commission, USAID, FAO, LEAD, National Sciences & Technology. All departments and the institute offer both Talent Pool and agriculture consultancy firms are some of the graduate and post-graduate degrees. The faculty imparts practical alternatives where they can excel with the talent they have training to the students and enriches its research endeavors harnessed. through experimental farms (Latif and Malir), advanced computer labs with internet facilities. The laboratory facilities possess basic and highly advanced equipments. An internship Program has been included in the new scheme of studies which is also a feather in its cap. The teaching staff is highly qualified and trained through local and overseas training programs. The faculty, over the time, has

32 General courses offered by the Faculty of Crop Production for TERM-III B.Sc. Part I-II under term system. PBG-401 Introductory Plant Breeding 3(2+1)

COURSES OFFERED CP-401 Introduction to Biochemistry 3(2+1) CODE TITLE OF COURSE C.HRS. PPT-401 Introduction to Pest Management 3(2+1) TERM-I HORT-401 Horticultural Crop Production 3(2+1) Islamic Studies/Ethics (optional for 2(2+0) Introductory Food Science & IS/EB-301 FST-401 3(2+1) Non-Muslim Students) Technology MATH/ Functional Mathematics-I / 3(3+0)/ AHV-401 Introductory Animal Husbandry 2(1+1) BIOL-301 Biology-I(Botany) 3(2+1) TERM-IV SS-301 Introduction to Soil Science-I 3(2+1) AGR-402 Field Crop Production-II 3(2+1) ENT-301 Introductory Entomology 3(2+1) CP-402 Introductory Crop Physiology 3(2+1) AGR-301 Basic Agriculture 3(2+1) SS-402 Introduction to Soil Science-II 3(2+1) English Text, Grammar & ENG-301 3(3+0) ENT-402 Applied Entomology 3(2+1) Composition BIOTECH-402 Introductory Biotechnology-II 2(1+1) BIOTECH-301 Introductory Biotechnology-I 2(1+1) FPM-402 Farm Mechanization 2(1+1) TERM-II ITC-402 Computer Application 2(1+1) Introduction to Economics and AGEC-302 3(3+0) Agriculture Economics DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY PBG-302 Introductory Genetics 3(2+1) HORT-302 Introductory Horticulture 3(2+1) Department of Agronomy is engaged in developing trained human resource base in crop production, conduct basic and applied PP-302 Introduction to Plant Pathogens 3(2+1) research in various aspects of field crop production and soil AGR-302 Field Crop Production-I 3(2+1) management under varying agro-ecological and socio-economic Introduction to Agriculture Extension conditions of the farming community. The maximum research AEE-302 2(2+0) and Education articles duly published in well reputed national and international journals and 10 important agricultural books including a scientific MATH/ Functional Mathematics-II / 3(3+0)/ dictionary on agriculture. The department has completed 4 BIOL-302 Biology-II (Zoology) 3(2+1) research projects. PS-302 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0)

33 Objectives COURSES OFFERED The department is organized and implemented in a manner which CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. enables learners to acquire and develop competencies in crop TERM-V production management, crop research and research dissemination and entrepreneurial skills through learning activities AGR-501 Arid Zone Agriculture 3(2+1) and experiences that are based on real agriculture problems with AGR-503 Agro-Technology of Major Crops 3(2+1) following specific objectives: AGR-505 Field Crop Physiology 3(2+1) . Disseminate knowledge and skills to students and those involved in crop production. AGR-507 Water Management in Rainfed Area 3(2+1) . Identify technical and socio-economic issue areas constraining AGR-509 Seed Production Technology 3(2+1) farm productivity and find solutions to overcome these STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) problems. TERM-VI . Develop strategies through trainings and demonstrations to promote sound agricultural practices among local farmers for AGR-502 Farm Record Maintenance 3(2+1) reducing the risk of crop failures and farmer vulnerability. AGR-504 Principles of Weed Science 3(2+1) AGR-506 Plant Nutrients and Growth Regulators 3(2+1) Job Opportunities AGR-508 Medicinal and Special Crops 3(2+1) Seed, fertilizer, pesticide companies, CDAs, banks, public and private sectors, NGOs, government departments, etc. CP-510 General Biochemistry 3(2+1)

TERM-VII ACADEMIC STAFF AGR 601 Research and Scientific Writing 3(2+1) Assistant Professor & Pir Ahmed Naqi Shah M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons AGR-603 Irrigation Agronomy 3(2+1) Incharge Chairman AGR-605 Forage and Fodder Production 3(2+1) Aijaz Ahmed Soomro Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor Crop Management under Stressful AGR-607 3(2+1) Muhammad Ali Ansari M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor Environments Habib-u-Rehman Memon M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor SUPT-611 Environment and Crop Production 3(2+1) Mahmooda Buriro Ph.D. (SAU) Assistant Professor TERM-VIII M. Nawaz Kandhro Ph.D. (SAU) Assistant Professor AGR-602 Agro Ecology 2(2+0) Qamaruddin Jogi Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor AGR-604 Conservation Agronomy 3(2+1) AGR-606 Organic Farming 3(2+1) G. Mustafa Leghari Ph.D. (SAU) Assistant Professor AGR-610 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4)

34 DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC STAFF Associate Professor & Muharram Ali Ph.D. (China) Biotechnology relies on the application of scientific and Incharge Chairman engineering principles to process the materials by biological agents G. Sughra Mangrio M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor producing goods and services for mankind. There are many applications of Biotechnology in the field of industrial sector, Shahla Baloch Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor agriculture, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, food, energy, environment etc. COURSES OFFERED CODE TITLE OF COURSE C.HRS. Department of Biotechnology was established in 1992-93 with a TERM-V vision to make an impact through research, technology based training and innovation. The department offers, graduate and post- BIOTECH-501 Biochemistry-I 3(2+1) graduate courses in biotechnology. It also offers two introductory BIOTECH-503 Molecular Biology-I 3(2+1) courses of biotechnology to under graduate students of other BIOTECH-505 Microbiology 3(2+1) faculties of the university. In addition to academic program the BIOTECH-507 Cell Biology 3(2+1) department has laboratories for tissue culture, molecular BIOTECH-509 Analytical Chemistry & Instrumentation 3(2+1) biology/genetic engineering to contribute in the national food STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) security. TERM-VI The research activities in the department of Biotechnology are wide BIOTECH-502 Biochemistry-II 3(2+1) ranging, reflecting the diversity of modern biotechnology. The major BIOTECH-504 Molecular Biology-II 3(2+1) research areas include plant genomics, alternate energy, industrial BIOTECH-506 Immunology 3(2+1) biotechnology, functional genomic etc. Faculty members are fully BIOTECH-508 Cell & Tissue Culture 3(2+1) committed to train graduates that are absorbed in different CP-510 General Biochemistry 3(2+1) research and professional organizations. TERM-VII Objectives BIOTECH-601 Bioinformatics 3(2+1) . To impart quality education, research, innovation and BIOTECH-603 Recombinant DNA Technology 3(2+1) technology based training. BIOTECH-605 Microbial Biotechnology 3(2+1) Skills and Research Methodology for . To promote and strengthen the area of agricultural BIOTECH-607 3(3+0) biotechnology Biotechnologists SUPT-611 Supporting Course 3(2+1) . To develop and apply the basic knowledge of biotechnology for efficient management of environmentally sound and liberal TERM-VIII Metabolamics, Proteomics & agriculture. BIOTECH-602 2(2+0)) Genomics . To expand interaction among agriculture, medicine, BIOTECH-604 Principle of Biochemical Engineering 3(2+1) environment, fisheries, food processing, renewable energy fuels, etc. which are the common denominators of cells and BIOTECH-606 Environmental Biotechnology 3(2+1) products derived from them. BIOTECH-610 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4)

35 DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE . Improve the quality, variety, and the availability of horticultural products to achieve global gap certification for export. Horticulture is one of the most important disciplines of agriculture. . Strengthen the competitive position of Sindh's horticulture The production and returns from horticultural crops are high as industry. compared to other crops. The horticultural crops, fruits, vegetables . Popularize high density planting concept for achieving higher and flowers possess export potential to earn foreign exchange. & quality production of mango. The Department of Horticulture imparts quality education to the . Develop technology for production of certified stock and students of Sindh and Balochistan provinces and conduct research saplings. on fruits, vegetables, flowers and ornamental plants. The department consists 8 subject experts from which 6 Ph.D. teachers ACADEMIC STAFF are professionally skilled in the field of fruits, vegetables and M. Ayub Baloch M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Associate Professor floriculture. The Department of Horticulture offers bachelor, master & Chairman and doctoral degree programs to meet the trained manpower Saba Ambreen Memon Ph.D. (China) Associate Professor needs of the province. Apart from this, the department imparts Mujahid Hussain Leghari Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor trainings in various aspects of horticulture. A program to provide quality fruits, vegetables and flowers with true type varieties is also Noor-un-Nisa Memon Ph.D. (UAF) Associate Professor on going. Seed production program on flowers and vegetables Majeedudin Solangi Ph.D. (SAU) Assistant Professor have been initiated at the department. Post harvest processing, Qadir Bux Baloch M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor packaging and marketing to improve the infrastructure and Tanveer Fatima Miano Ph.D. (Bangladesh) Assistant Professor opportunities for the farmers, breading of horticultural crops to develop new high yielding varieties and the In-vitro propagation for Niaz Ahmed Wahocho Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor vegetative multiplication of plants are some of the other steps in line. The department provides advisory services to the fruit and COURSES OFFERED vegetable growers. The research on problems faced by farming community is also going on with the involvement of graduate and CODE TITLE OF COURSE C.HRS. postgraduate students. TERM-V Objectives HORT-501 Principles of Fruit Production 3(2+1) The main objective is to train both undergraduate and postgraduate HORT-503 Principles of Vegetable Production 3(2+1) students in production, post harvest techniques improvement, HORT-505 Principles of Ornamental Crop Production 3(2+1) storage, processing and marketing of horticultural crops produces Nursery Management & Certification HORT-507 3(2+1) as well as in landscape and aesthetic environmental impact. The System specific objectives are: HORT-509 Tubers and Solanaceous Crops 3(2+1) . Provide educational opportunities for the pursuit of careers in STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) horticulture.

36 TERM-VI DEPARTMENT OF HORT-502 Commercial Fruits Production 3(2+1) PLANT BREEDING AND GENETICS HORT-504 Commercial Vegetables Production 3(2+1) Plant Breeding is concerned with the evolution of superior varieties HORT-506 Introductory Landscape Gardening 3(2+1) of crops. Its mainstay is the genetic adjustment of crop plants to HORT-508 Post Harvest Horticulture 3(2+1) social, economic and technological aspects of the environment. CP-510 General Biochemistry 3(2+1) The Department of Plant Breeding and Genetics was established in TERM-VII 1954. Since then, the department has been offering courses, HORT-601 Research Methods in Horticulture 3(2+1) research methodologies related to crop improvement, cytology, HORT-603 In Vitro Propagation 3(2+1) cytogenetics, biometry, quantitative genetics, molecular genetics HORT-605 Commercial Flower Production 3(2+1) and genetic engineering leading to B.Sc. (Hons) and M.Sc. (Hons) degrees. The department is also offering advanced courses and HORT-607 Breeding of Horticultural Crops 3(2+1) research guidance to Ph.D. scholars. During the past 61 years, the SUPT-611 Supporting Courses 3(2+1) department has produced more than 730 well trained graduates, TERM-VIII who have been serving various organizations at provincial, national HORT-602 Business Management in Horticulture 2(2+0) and international level. Department has highly qualified and HORT-604 Protected Horticulture 3(2+1) experienced faculty, well equipped laboratories and experimental farm for undertaking research projects. Recently, the department HORT-606 Vegetable and Flower Seed Production 3(2+1) has established a “Seed Production and Development Centre” HORT-610 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4) which will not only improve and strengthen seed supply system of province but also serve as major income generating unit for the university. Objectives The Department’s overall aim is to focus on the improvement of quantitative and qualitative traits of cereal, fiber and oilseed crops, production of model crop videotapes suitable for cultivation in different agro-environments of the Sindh province and ultimately, development of technology package to enhance the capabilities of farmers for various crops. The specific objectives are:

. Impart academic and research training at under-graduate, graduate and post-graduate levels in the field of Plant Breeding and Genetics.

37 . Plan and undertake basic and applied research on cereals and COURSES OFFERED other major crops. CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. . Produce quality seed of wheat, cotton and vegetable crops for TERM-V distribution to farmers of province. PBG-501 Genetics of Crop Plants 3(2+1) . Establish linkages with provincial, national and international PBG-503 Breeding of Field Crops 3(2+1) research and educational organizations to undertake PBG-505 Cytogenetics 3(2+1) collaborative assignments. PBG-507 Methods in Genetics & Biometry 3(2+1) . Development/evolution of genetically improved cultivars/hybrids PBG-509 Reproductive System of Crop Plants 3(2+1) and breeding material. STAT-511 Elementry Statistics 3(2+1) . Improve quantitative and qualitative traits of crop species. TERM-VI ACADEMIC STAFF PBG-502 Breeding of Maize, Millet and Sorghum 3(2+1) Muhammad Jurial Rind Ph.D. (USA) Professor & PBG-504 Breeding of Oilseed Crops and Tobacco 3(2+1) Chairman Non-Conventional Approaches to Crop PBG-506 3(2+1) Gul M. Baloch Ph.D. (UK) Professor Improvement Zahoor Ahmed Soomro Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor PBG-508 Molecular Genetics 3(2+1) Munaiza Baloch Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor CP-510 General Biochemistry 3(2+1) TERM-VII Shahnawaz Mari Ph.D. (SAU) Assistant Professor PBG-601 Breeding for Cereal Crops 3(2+1) Saeed Hyder Ghaloo M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor PBG-603 Breeding for Pulse Crops 3(2+1) Asghar Ali Rajper M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor PBG-605 Breeding of Fodder and Forage Crops 3(2+1) Shabana Memon Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor PBG-607 Experimentation 3(2+1) Nasreen Fatima M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor SUPT-611 Supporting Course 3(2+1) Abdul Wahid Baloch Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor TERM-VIII Wajid Ali Jatoi Ph.D. (SAU) Assistant Professor PBG-602 Breeding of Sugar Crops 2(1+1) Siraj Ahmed Channa M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Lecturer (study leave) PBG-604 Breeding of Fibre Crops 3(2+1) PBG-606 Biodiversity and Plant Genetic Resources 3(2+1)

PBG-610 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4)

38 DEPARTMENT OF . Identify agriculturally useful genes in wild or little-used plant species and develop techniques to use those genes to CROP PHYSIOLOGY enhance the nutritional quality and stress tolerance.

The Crop Physiology includes various aspects of the plant lifestyle ACADEMIC STAFF and survival including: metabolism, water relations, mineral nutrition, development, movement, irritability, organization, growth Qamaruddin Chachar Ph.D. (UK) Professor & Chairman and transport processes. The close link of physiology with M. Ibrahim Keerio Ph.D. (UK) Professor biochemistry has made more extensive use of physicochemical Irfana Parveen Bhatti M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor methods enabling scientists to conduct research at the cellular, sub cellular and molecular levels and obtain fundamentally new data on Shanila Yasmeen Chang M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor the mechanisms regulating the entire complex of life processes M. Ashraf Mirjat M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor and way in which they function as integral systems. Initially (1987), the department was named as Plant Physiology & Biochemistry Mehar-un-Nisa Narejo M.Sc.(Agri.) Hons Lecturer (study leave) and established through a Bilateral Link Program between University of Wales, Bangor UK and Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam. Under this project, twelve teachers of this department have obtained Ph.D. degrees and Post-Doctorate trainings from COURSES OFFERED UK. Later, the department was renamed as Crop Physiology in CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. 2010. The department was established in a way to produce skilled TERM-V and trained persons for the production of sustainable agriculture. CP-501 Crop Physiology-I 3 (2+1) The department offers B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons; M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons and Ph.D. degrees in Crop Physiology. CP-503 Environmental Physiology 3 (2+1) CP-505 Physiology of Crop Yield-I 3 (2+1) Objectives CP-507 Nucleic Acid & Protein Synthesis 3 (2+1) . The department focuses on the advancement and documentation of the frontiers of plant sciences and CP-509 Plant Cell Structure & Functions 3 (2+1) applicable disciplines to improve the quality and quantity of STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3 (2+1) plants and their products, including food, feed, fuel, and fiber production. Objectives are: TERM-VI . Impart quality education at under graduate & post graduate CP-502 Crop Physiology-II 3 (2+1) level in crop physiology. CP-504 Seed Physiology 3 (2+1) . Discover, formulate and demonstrate new principles of crop improvement and soil-crop management so that Pakistan's CP-506 Physiology of Crop Yield-II 3 (2+1) agriculture is socially viable, economically profitable for the CP-508 Physiology of Crop Nutrition 3 (2+1) farmer and competitive on world markets. CP-510 General Biochemistry 3 (2+1)

39 TERM-VII DEPARTMENT OF SOIL SCIENCE Physiology & Biochemistry of Plant CP-601 3 (2+1) Growth Substances The soil provides essential nutrients and physical support to the plants we harvest for food, fiber, wood, and fuels. Soil provides CP-603 Physiology of Growth & Development 3 (2+1) critical ecosystem services. This vital resource is paramount to CP-605 Physiology of Drought 3 (2+1) humankind. The Department of Soil Science addresses many CP-607 Plants and Water 3 (2+1) important roles of soil through teaching and research programs. SUPT-611 Supporting Course 3 (2+1) This department was initially established as the Department of TERM-VIII Agricultural Chemistry in 1940’s and renamed as Department of CP-602 Analytical Biochemistry 2 (2+0) Soil Science in late 1970’s to focus on better education and CP-604 Biological Nitrogen Fixation 3 (2+1) research in the fields of soil, water and environmental sciences. The department has well-established Soil Fertility Research and a CP-606 Crop Ecology 3 (2+1) Biosaline Agriculture laboratory in addition to two other common CP-610 Internship and Report Writing 4 (0+4) use laboratories and a pot house for conducting experiments. The teaching staff is highly qualified consisting of 11 subject experts of whom 8 are Ph.D., 02 are M.Sc. and another 01 is enrolled in PhD program abroad. The department has produced hundreds of graduates and post-graduates including four PhDs At present more than 100 postgraduates are enrolled in the department.

The Department of Soil Science conducts basic and applied research through its faculty and postgraduate scholars. In short the department is playing a dominant role in HRD and R&D activities in the field of soil and environmental sciences. The department has strong links with several national & international bodies actively involved in soil and environmental research.

Objectives

. Our aim is to develop and apply basic knowledge of soil and

environmental sciences for efficient management of

environment tally safe soil, plant and water with following

specific objectives.

40 . Prepare outstanding individuals with an ability to understand & .COURSES OFFERED apply fundamental principles of soil & environmental sciences CODE TITLE OF COURSE CR.HR and conduct useful basic and applied research. TERM-V . Focus on the study of interaction between soils and chemicals both organic and inorganic in the environment. SS-501 Physical Properties of Soil 3(2+1)

. Improve methods used in soil, plant, water and fertilizer SS-503 Chemical Properties of Soil 3(2+1) analyses. SS-505 Soil Fertility and Fertilizers 3(2+1) SS-507 Analytical Techniques in Soil Science 3(2+1) ACADEMIC STAFF SS-509 Soil Genesis and Taxonomy 3(2+1) Ph.D. (UK) Professor & Inayatullah Rajpar Chairman STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) Mehrunisa Memon Ph.D. (Germany) Associate Professor TERM-VI Allah Wadhayo Gandahi Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor SS-502 Salt-affected Soils and Water Quality 3(2+1) Zia-ul-hassan Shah Ph.D. (UAF) Associate Professor SS-504 Soil Survey and Land Evaluation 3(2+1) Ali Hyder Shah M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor SS-506 Soil and Water Conservation 3(2+1) Anila Mastoi M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor SS-508 Soil Water Plant Relationship 3(2+1) Saleem Maseeh Bhatti Ph.D. (New Zealand) Assistant Professor CP-510 General Biochemistry 3(2+1) M. Saleem Sarki Ph.D. (Malaysia) Assistant Professor TERM-VII Naheed Akhtar Talpur Ph.D. (Germany) Assistant Professor SS-601 Soil Microbiology 3(2+1) Khalid Hussain Talpur Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor SS-603 Environmental Pollution and Management 3(2+1) Shoukat Ali Abro Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor SS-605 Trace Elements in Agriculture 3(2+1) Ghulam Murtaza Jamro M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Lecturer (study leave) SS-607 Physiology of Plant Nutrition 3(2+1) Gul Afshan Soomro Ph.D. (SALU) Lecturer SUPT-611 Supporting Course 3(2+1) TERM-VIII

SS-602 Research Project and Scientific Writing 2(2+0)

SS-604 Land Degradation and Management 3(2+1) SS-606 Municipal and Agro Waste Management 3(2+1)

SS-610 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4)

41 42 Objectives INSTITUTE OF . To impart quality education to train manpower in the field of Food Technology to meet the demand of growers & food FOOD SCIENCES & industries. . To conduct research on various aspects of Food Sciences TECHNOLOGY and Technology. . To train rural masses for poverty alleviation. Dr. Aijaz H. Soomro . Develop technologies to reduce post harvest losses of fruits Ph.D. (UAAR) and vegetables.

Incharge Director Facilities Email: [email protected] The Institute of Food Sciences & Technology has established URL: http://www.sau.edu.pk/faculties/cpd/cpd.html seven hi-tech laboratories viz. Food Analysis, Postharvest Phone: +92-22-2765554 & +92-22-2765870 (Ext. 377) Technology, Food Microbiology, New Food Product Development, The Institute of Food Sciences and Technology was established in Cereal/Bakery Technology and Freezing, Drying & Dehydration. April 2007 through the up-gradation of department of Food Each laboratory is equipped with advanced (e.g. GC-MS, HPLC, Technology, which was commenced in the year 1996 and initiated AAS) and common use instrumentation to carry on the relevant its academic activities in the year 1998. The establishment of the tasks. In addition to this, the Institute has two walk-in type cold Institute of Food Sciences and Technology brought measurable storage units, one beverage unit; one juice treatment plant and one enhancements in the level of quality education and research in canning unit for teaching, research and conduct of trainings. Other food related fields. At present, the Institute offers four years B.Sc facilities include a computer laboratory with internet facility and a (Hons.) degree in Food Sciences and Technology and is imparting well established library where students can explore their research educational program similar to all food technology departments / material and interact with other researchers’ in their relevant fields. institutes of the country through a uniform curriculum as per policy The Institute has established strong linkages with different food of Higher Education Commission. industries such as National Food Karachi, Wazir Ali Oil Industry, Mission Statement Hyderabad, Dawn Bread Hyderabad, Pakistan Beverages Institute of Food Science & Technology is committed to provide an Hyderabad, Popular Food Industry Tando Adam, Candy land and academic training and selection preservation, processing, Cadbury Hub for conduct of mutually agreed trainings, research, packaging, distribution and use of safe nutritious and wholesome and strengthening of practical capacity of students & industry food and dairy products, and shall continually improve its personnel. The Institute also has a strong post graduate program attentiveness by system implementation. offering courses and facilities for research up to Ph.D level.

43 Job Opportunities COURSES OFFERED In Pakistan, there is a vast potential for food technology graduates CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS to be self-reliant by establishing small food units such as bakery TERM-I unit, beverage production unit, juices/squash preparation unit, ENG-301 English I 3(3+0) pickles etc. Apart from small individual establishment business, there is a need of food sciences & technology graduates in BIO/MATH+303 Biology / Mathematics 3(3+0) different food industries of the country such as bread baking STAT-305 Statistics I 2(2+0) companies, national food companies, oil and beverage industries, AGR-307 Basic Agriculture 3(2+1) fruit processor exporters, government organizations such as Sindh PS-309 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0) Horticulture Research Institute Mirpurkhas, Nuclear Institute of CS-311 Introduction to Computer Science and 2(1+1) Agriculture, universities, private and semi government companies, Information Technology Banks, Agriculture Research Institutes, etc. FST-313 Introduction to Food Science & Technology 3(2+1) ISO Certification TERM-II The Institute of Food Sciences & Technology has been certified as FST-302 Food Chemistry 3(3+0) International standardized Organization (ISO 9001-2008). FS-304 Unit Operation in Food Processing 3(3-0) ACADEMIC STAFF STAT-306 Statistics II 3(2+1) Associate Professor MICRO-308 General Microbiology 3(2+1) Aijaz Hussain Soomro Ph.D. (UAAR) & Director FST-310 Food Analysis 2(1+1) Saghir Ahmed Sheikh Ph.D. (UK) Professor IS/EB-312 Islamic Studies 2(2+0) Tahseen Fatima Miano M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor HORT-314 Introduction to Horticulture & Orchard 3(2+1) Management Asadullah Mari M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor TERM-III Shahzor Gul Khaskhali Ph.D. (China) Assistant professor ENG-401 English II 2(2+0) Dleep Kumar M.Sc. (Hons) Lecturer ID -403 Fluid Mechanics 2(1+1) Asia Panhwar Ph.D. (SAU) Lecturer BCH-405 Biochemistry 3(3+0)

FST-407 Food Processing and Preservation 3(2+1)

AH -409 Introduction to Animal Husbandry 3(2+1)

FS-411 Food Process Engineering I 3(2+1)

AEE-413 Marketing and Agri. Business 3(2+1)

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TERM-IV TERM-VIII FST-402 Fruit and Vegetable Processing 3(2+1) FST-602 Food Quality Management 2(2+0) PP-404 Plant Pathology 3(2+1) FST-604 Extrusion Technology 3(2+1) FST-406 Food Microbiology 3(2+1) FST-606 Sensory Evaluation of Foods 3(2+1) FST-408 Technology of Oils and Fats 3(2+1) FST-608 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4) FST -410 Principles of Human Nutrition 2(2+0)

FS-412 Food Process Engineering II 3(2+1)

TERM-V FST-501 Food Biotechnology 3(2+1) FST-503 Sugar Technology 3(2+1) FST-505 Postharvest Technology 3(2+1) FST-507 Food Additives 3(2+1) FST-509 Cereal Technology 3(2+1) FST-511 Food Toxicology and Safety 2(2+0) TERM-VI FST-502 Instrumental Techniques in Food Analysis 2(0+2) FST-504 Confectionary and Snack Foods 3(2+1) FST-506 Bakery Products Technology 3(2+1) FST-508 Food Packaging 3(2+1) FST-510 Food Laws and Regulations 2(2+0) FST-512 Dairy Technology 3(2+1) FST-514 Sea Food Processing Technology 3(2+1) TERM-VII FST-601 Community Nutrition and Dietetics 2(2+0) FST-603 Meat Technology 3(2+1) FST-605 Beverage Technology 3(2+1) FST-607 Poultry and Egg Processing 3(2+1) FST-609 Research Projects and Scientific Writing 2(1+1) FST-611 Milk Hygiene and Public Health 3(2+1) FST-613 Food Product Development 3(2+1)

45 46 To promote merit and healthy academic competition, the faculty FACULTY OF awards various scholarships to needy and meritorious students at graduate and postgraduate levels through pesticide companies and various other government and non-government organizations, CROP PROTECTION including HEC-USAID and HEC-Japanese need based scholarships. Prof. Dr. Maqsood Anwar Rustamani Mission Statement Ph.D. (Japan) To achieve the highest standards in teaching, learning and Dean research related to insect pests, weeds and diseases of crops and Email: [email protected] to advance and disseminate the knowledge in crop protection to all URL: http://www.sau.edu.pk/faculties/cpt/cpt.html the stakeholders in agriculture, especially the farmers with Tel: +92-22-2765870 (Ext.383) emphasis on non-chemical management methods including Cell: +92-300-3013253 biological, mechanical and cultural control. The need for new approaches in agricultural teachings aimed to Job Opportunities reduce yield losses in crops due to insect pests, plant diseases and Graduates from this Faculty can find employment in Academic, weeds was felt at the time of up gradation of former Agriculture Provincial as well as Federal Government Sectors Including Agri. College to Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam in 1977. This Extension, Research, PARC, PAEC (NIAB, NIBGE, NIFA, NIA), was eventually translated into the establishment of the Faculty of SUPARCO, PCCC, Pakistan Science Foundation (PSF), Pakistan Crop Protection in July, 1987. The teachings at this Faculty Museum of Natural History (PMNH), FSC&RD (Federal Seed coordinate the work of Entomology, Plant Pathology, Weed Certification & Registration), Federal Plant Protection/Plant Science and other Plant Protection components for imparting the Quarantine, Banks, Rural Support Programs (RSPs), NGOs technical know-how of producing healthy crops and addressing the working in Agriculture and Rural Development and Private day to day problems of farming community in the field of Crop Pesticides Companies etc. They also can start their career through Protection as a whole. The Faculty achieves this task through its self-employment, as Plant Clinicians, Advisers / Consultants, three departments viz. Entomology, Plant Pathology and Plant Pesticide Dealers and by starting mushroom cultivation. Protection; offering course work leading to graduate and post- graduate degrees with special reference to identification and management of newly observed as well as the traditional insect pests, weeds and diseases of crops caused by fungi, bacteria, viruses and nematodes.

47 COURSES OFFERED TERM-VI CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS AGR-402 Field Crop Production 3(2+1) TERM-I ENT-402 Applied Entomology 3(2+1) AGR-301 Introduction to Agriculture 3(2+1) PPT-402 Introduction to Pest Management 3(2+1) SS-301 Introduction to Soil Science 3(2+1) Strategies and Skills for the Agricultural 2(2+0) AEE-402 Introduction to Agriculture Extension & Extension AEE-301 3(2+1) Education ITC-402 Computer Applications 2(1+1) ENT-301 Introductory Entomology 3(2+1) PS-402 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0) ENG-301 Functional English-1 3(3+0) FPM-402 Farm Mechanization 2(1+1) Islamic Studies OR Ethics IS 2(2+0) (Optional for Non-Muslim students) MATH- Mathematics-1/Biology-1 3(3+0) 301/BOT-301 DEPARTMENT OF TERM-II ENTOMOLOGY PBG-302 Introductory Plant Breeding 3(2+1) The history of the Department of Entomology dates back to the AGR-302 Principles of Agronomy 3(2+1) beginning of formal agricultural education and research in Sindh, HORT-302 Introduction to Horticulture 3(2+1) through the establishment of King George V Institute of Agriculture Introduction to Economics and Agriculture at Sakrand in 1939. With the up gradation of the Institute to AGE-302 2(2+0) Economics Agriculture College and its shifting to Tandojam, the department remained its vital component. Later on in 1965, the department PP-302 Introduction to Plant Pathogens 3(2+1) started B.Sc Agri. (Hons) degree in the field of Entomology. BT Biotechnology 2(2-0) Presently, being an important component of the Faculty of Crop MATH- Protection, the Department offers a 4-year B.Sc. (Hons.) degree in Mathematics-II/Biology-II 3(3+0) 302/ZOO-302L Entomology. In addition, it has a very strong post graduate program offering M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree programs. The TERM-III department has all basic facilities of teaching such as class rooms, PBG-401 Breeding of Field Crops 3(2+1) research laboratories, insect museum, library and experimental PB-401 Introduction to Crop Physiology 3(2+1) field. The modern research laboratory has also been established for rearing bio-control agents. The Department is actively involved PP-401 Introductory Plant Pathology 3(2+1) in basic and applied research financed by various national and PPT-401 Fundamental of Plant Protection 3(2+1) international donors. Department provides free agricultural HORT-401 Principles of Horticultural Practices 3(2+1) extension services to the farming community and organizes short BCH-401 Biochemistry-I 3(2+1) courses, trainings/ workshops for farmers, students, NGO’s, Agriculture extension and research workers. I&D-401 Irrigation & Drainage Practices 2(1+1)

48 ACADEMIC STAFF TERM-VI Syed Tajwar Sultana Ph.D. (SAU) Professor & ENT-502 Insect Physiology 3(2+1) Chairperson ENT-504 Insect Biodiversity and Evolution 3(2+1) Maqsood A. Rustamani Ph.D. (Japan) Professor ENT-506 Agricultural Pests & their Management 3(2+1) Imran Khatri Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor ENT-508 Beneficial insects 3(2+1) STAT-514 Biostatistics 3(2+1) Syed Shahzad Ali M.Phil. (SAU) Assistant Professor TERM-VII Syed Ali Hyder Shah M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor ENT-601 Integrated Pest Management 3(2+1) Bhai Khan Solangi M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor ENT-603 Plant Resistance to Insect Pests 3(2+1) M. Ibrahim Kubar M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor ENT-605 Insecticides and their Application 3(2+1) Aslam Bukero Ph.D. (SAU) Assistant Professor ENT-607 Range and Forest Entomology 3(2+1) Lubna Bashir Rajput Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor Insecticides and Public Health (For Non- ENT-611 3(2+1) Major) TERM-VIII ENT-602 Agricultural & Environmental Pollution 3(2+1) ENT-604 Biological Control of Insect Pests 3(2+1) COURSES OFFERED ENT-606 Scientific Writing and Presentation 2(1+1) CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS ENT-610 Internship / Project 4(0+4) TERM-I

ENT-301 Introductory Entomology 3(2+1) TERM-IV ENT-402 Applied Entomology 3(2+1) TERM-V

ENT-501 Insect Morphology 3(2+1)

ENT-503 Principles of Insect Taxonomy 3(2+1) ENT-505 Insect Ecology 3(2+1) ENT-507 Insect Pests of Household, Man & Animals 3(2+1) ENT-509 Insect Behavior 3(2+1)

AHV-501 Animal Husbandry 3(2+1)

49 DEPARTMENT OF COURSES OFFERED PLANT PATHOLOGY CODE Title of Course C. HRS TERM-II The Department of Plant Pathology has a long and distinguished PP-302 Introduction to Plant Pathogens 3(2+1) history, due to its importance for increasing the healthy and TERM-III qualitative agricultural produce. This discipline covers causes, PP-401 Introductory Plant Pathology 3(2+1) symptoms, perpetuation, transmission and management of plant / TERM-V crop diseases. The department was initially established as a main component of the King George-V, Agriculture Institute Sarkrand in PP-501 Introduction to Plant Viruses 3(2+1) 1939. With the up-gradation of the Institute to Agriculture College PP-503 Introduction to Plant Prokaryotes 3(2+1) and its shifting to Tandojam, the department retained its vital role PP-505 Introduction to Mycology 3(2+1) offering a B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. degree in Plant Pathology. In PP-507 Introductory to Plant Parasitic Nematodes 3(2+1) addition, it has a very strong post graduate program offering M.Sc. PP-509 Beneficial Microorganisms 3(2+1) (Agri.) Hons. and Ph.D. in plant pathology degrees programs. The AHV-501 Animal Husbandry 3(2+1) identification and cultivation of edible mushrooms, multiplication of TERM-VI antagonistic and other biological control organisms is also a major research component of the department. Consequently graduates PP-502 Diseases of Field Crops 3(2+1) have excelled in various fields and made valuable contribution to PP-504 Plant Resistance to Diseases 3(2+1) the society. The department also offers free farmer advisory PP-506 Diseases of Vegetable Crops 3(2+1) services to the farming community, organizes lectures, seminars, PP-508 Soil-borne Pathogens & their Management 3(2+1) workshops and short courses for farmers, students, NGO’s, STAT-514 Biostatistics 3(2+1) Agriculture extension and research workers. The Department is TERM-VII fully equipped with classrooms, laboratories and experimental field. PP-601 Diseases of Fruits and Ornamentals 3(2+1) PP-603 Seed and Post-harvest Pathology 3(2+1) ACADEMIC STAFF PP-605 Plant Disease Epidemiology 3(2+1) M. Mithal Jiskani M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor & PP-607 Plant Disease Management 3(2+1) Incharge Chairman PP-611 General Plant Pathology (for Non-Major) 3(2+1) Manzoor Ali Abro Ph.D. (France) Associate Professor TERM-VIII Rehana Naz Syed Ph.D. (Germany) Associate Professor PP-602 Pesticides, their Action and Application 3(2+1) Khadim H. Wagan M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor Methods and Research Techniques in PP-604 3(2+1) Zubair A. Nizamani M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor Plant Pathology Faheemuddin Rajer Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor PP-606 Abiotic Diseases of Plants 2(1+1) Jaml-u-din Hajano Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor PP-610 Internship/Project 4(0+4)

50 DEPARTMENT OF COURSES OFFERED PLANT PROTECTION CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS TERM-III The Department of Plant Protection was established in 1977 with PPT-401 Fundamentals of Plant Protection 3(2+1) the advent of Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam, Pakistan. It is one of the most important disciplines of agriculture with a mission TERM-IV to develop and undertake educational and research programs that PPT-402 Introduction to Pest Management 3(2+1) foster the creation and adoption of agricultural plant protection TERM-V systems that are profitable, environmentally sound and sustainable. Through its qualified graduates, it plays a pivotal role PPT-501 Insect Classification 3(2+1) in providing technical backstopping to agricultural research and PPT-503 Pests of Field Crops 3(2+1) extension systems. The department also imparts training / PPT-505 Plant Nematology 3(2+1) education in community IPM through the Farmer Field School PPT-507 Pest Ecology 3(2+1) (FFS) approach. PPT-509 Introductory Acarology 3(2+1) The Department offers B.Sc. Agri. (Hons.) degree in Plant Protection. In addition, it has a very strong postgraduate program AHV-501 Animal Husbandry 3(2+1) offering M.Sc. Agri. (Hons.) and Ph.D. degrees in Plant Protection. TERM-VI The academic programs are designed to equip the students with PPT-502 Introduction to Weed Science 3(2+1) new techniques and principles of crop protection in order to improve crop management to be translated in a socially viable, PPT-504 Pests of Fruits, Vegetables & Ornamentals 3(2+1) competitive and profitable agriculture for the farmers. The practical PPT-506 Principles of Plant Disease Management 3(2+1) trainings emphasize identification of agriculturally useful natural PPT-508 Pesticides & their Application Techniques 3(2+1) enemies (insects and micro-organisms) and mass production of biological control agents for field application. The department aims PPT-514 Biostatistics 3(2+1) to introduce organic farming in order to rationalize the use of TERM-VII pesticides to conserve the environment, irrigation, soil and to PPT-601 Principles of Plant Protection 3(2+1) minimize the health hazards. PPT-603 Biological Control 3(2+1) ACADEMIC STAFF PPT-605 Vertebrate Pest Management 3(2+1) Jan M. Mari Ph.D. (SAU) Professor & Chairman PPT-607 Post-harvest Pest Management 3(2+1) Abdul Mubeen Lodhi Ph.D. (KU) Professor PPT-611 Field IPM (For Non-Major) 3(2+1) Abdul Ghani Lanjar Ph.D. (SAU) Professor Muzaffar Ali Talpur M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Associate Professor TERM-VIII Imtiaz A. Nizamani Ph.D. (SAU) Assistant Professor PPT-602 Urban Pest Management 3(2+1) M.Ali Khanzada Ph.D. (KU) Assistant Professor PPT-604 Range and Forest Pest Management 3(2+1) Khalid H. Qureshi M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor PPT-606 Scientific Writing and Presentation 2(1+1) M. Ibrahim Khaskheli Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor PPT-610 Internship / Project 4(0+4)

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52 The first four are degree awarding departments whereas the FACULTY OF remaining two offer compulsory courses in their respective fields in all the Faculties of the University. Department of Agricultural AGRICULTURAL Education Extension & Short Courses is also offering a doctoral program. It has a Micro Computer Laboratory with internet facility for its faculty staff and students. Besides this, a library has been SOCIAL SCIENCES established in order to catering the need of the scholars/scientists and students of the Faculty. Dr. Zaheer uddin Mirani Job Opportunities Ph.D. (USA) The successful graduates can serve as farm managers in Incharge Dean Agricultural Estates. They also work as specialists in various URL: http://www.sau.edu.pk/faculties/ss/fss.html disciplines of Agriculture and allied sciences in public and private Ph: +92-22-2765870 (Ext. 331) sector organizations, autonomous and semi-autonomous bodies viz, Zarai Tarqiati Bank of Pakistan (ZTBP), Pakistan Agricultural Faculty of Agricultural Social Sciences emerged as a faculty in Research Council (PARC), Agricultural Census, Agricultural 1984 after bifurcation of Faculty of Agriculture into three faculties. Marketing, Pakistan Broadcasting, and other corporations and Nevertheless, various departments of this faculty have been commercial Banks, Agro-Economic Research, and Social Welfare offering graduate and postgraduate degree programs since 1975, Departments, National Planning Commission, USAID, FAO, LEAD, when the university was defunct Sindh Agriculture College. The Ford Foundation, National Talent Pool, and agriculture consultancy Faculty plays an important role not only in offering degree firms. programs in various disciplines but also in supporting academic programs of other faculties; offering compulsory courses in English, Statistics, Pakistan Studies & Islamic Studies. The Faculty has following academic departments. . Agricultural Economics . Agricultural Education Extension & Short Courses . Statistics . Rural Sociology . English . Islamic and Pakistan Studies

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General courses offered by the Faculty of Agricultural Social Part-II 2nd Term Sciences for B.Sc. Part I-II under term system. AGR-402 Field Crop Production 3(2+1) Course Credit ENT-402 Applied Entomology 3(2+1) Title Code Hour’s FPM-402 Farm Power & Machinery 3(2+1) Part-I 1st Term MATH-402 Calculus 3(2+1) MATH-301 Functional Mathematics-1 2(2+0) STAT-402 Introduction to Probability 3(2+1) SS-301 Introductory to Soil Science-1 3(2+1) AEE-402 Introduction to Teaching Methods 3(2+1) AGR-301 Basic Agriculture 3(2+1) ENG-402 Listening Comprehension & 2(2+0) ENT-301 Introductory Entomology 3(2+1) Conversation ENG-301 English Text Grammar & Composition 2(2+0) AEE-301 Introduction to Agr Education Extension 3(2+1) DEPARTMENT OF IS/EB-301 Islamic Studies/ Ethical Behaviour 2(2+0) AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS Part-I 2nd Term HORT-302 Introduction to Fruit & Vegetables 3(2+1) The Department of Agricultural Economics was established in 1975 PP-302 Introduction to Plant Pathology 3(2+1) with the aim to provide qualified professionals of Agricultural AGEC-302 Introduction to Economics & Agril. Eco. 3(2+1) Economics to contribute in different national and international organizations. It is an old Department of defunct Sindh Agriculture RS-302 Introduction to Rural Sociologly 3(2+1) College. At present there are four Assistant Professors and One ENG-302 English Composition 2(2+0) lecturer. PS-302 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0) ACADEMIC STAFF STAT-302 Introduction to Computer 3(2+1) st Tehmina Mangan Ph.D (SAU) Associate Professor & Part-II 1 Term Incharge Chairperson AGR-401 Prinicple of Agronomy 3(2+1) Sanaullah Noonari M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor PBG-401 Intro. to Plant Breeding & Genetics 3(2+1) Mumtaz Ali Joyo M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor PPT-401 Introduction to Pest Management 3(2+1) Irfana Noor Memon M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor STAT-401 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) Habibullah Magsi Ph.D. (France) Assistant Professor AGEC-401 Introduction to Agri. Business 3(2+1) Hakim Zadi Ph.D. (France) Assistant Professor Management & WTO Ghulam Murtaza Sahito M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Lecturer (study leave) RS-401 Rural Development 3(2+1)

54 COURSES OFFERED DEPARTMENT OF CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. TERM-II AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION, EXTENSION Introduction to Economics & Agricultural AGEC-302 3(3+0) AND SHORT COURSES Economics (For FASS, FCPD,FCPT) TERM-III The Department of Agricultural Education, Extension and Short Agribusiness Management, Marketing and Courses offers course work which enables students to serve as AGEC-401 3(3+0) WTO (For FASS only) social catalyst/extension educationist / social mobilizers in various TERM-V farming communities / societies. The students after graduating are AGEC-501 Microeconomics 3(2+1) expected to work for the development of a farmer through a holistic AGEC-503 Macroeconomics 3(2+1) farm education approach and diffusion and adoption of need-based AGEC-505 Mathematics for Economist 3(2+1) latest agricultural technologies and training in various agricultural AGEC-507 Marketing System Analysis 3(2+1) products. Farm Planning & Agribusiness AGEC-509 3(2+1) Management ACADEMIC STAFF Elective-I Elective 3(2+1) Zaheeruddin Mirani Ph.D. (USA) Professor & Chairman TERM-VI AGEC-502 International Trade 3(2+1) Aijaz Ali Khooharo Ph.D. (SAU) Professor AGEC-504 Economic Development 3(2+1) S.S, Bukhari Ph.D. (USA) Associate Professor AGEC-506 Agricultural Finance 3(2+1) Munawar Ali Khushk M.A. (USA) Assistant Professor AGEC-508 Economics of Agricultural Production 3(2+1) M. Ismail Kumbhar M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor Elective-II Elective 3(2+1) Jaleel Ahmed Ibupoto M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor TERM-VII Shamshad H. Sipio M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor AGEC-601 Introduction to Econometrics 3(2+1) Manzoor Ali Narejo M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor Introduction to Natural Resource AGEC-603 3(2+1) Economics AGEC-605 Economic Problems of Pakistan 3(2+1) COURSES OFFERED AGEC-607 Economics of Agro-based Industries 3(2+1) CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. Elective-III Elective 3(2+1) TERM-I Intro. to Agri. Extension Education (FCPD, TERM-VIII AEE-301 3(2+1) AGEC-602 Agricultural Price Analysis 3(2+1) FASS, FCPT) AGEC-604 Economic Research Methods 3(2+1) TERM-IV Introduction to Extension Teaching Methods AGEC-606 Scientific Writing and Presentation 2(2+0) AEE-402 3(2+ 1) AGEC-610 Internship / Report Writing 4(0+4) (FCPD, FASS, FCPT)

55 TERM-V ACADEMIC STAFF AEE-501 History & Philosophy of Agril. Ext. Education 3(2+1) Abdul Ghani Soomro M.A. (US) Assistant Professor & AEE-503 Extension Program Development 3(2+1) Incharge Chairman AEE-505 Agricultural Extension Methods 3(2+1) Ghulam Mujtaba Khushk M.A. (US) Assistant Professor (study leave) AEE-507 Principles of Supervision & Administration 3(2+1) Javeed Ahmed Shaikh Ph.D Assistant Professor AEE-509 Community Development & Gender Issues 3(2+1) Mohammad Ali Shaikh M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor Minor-511 Elective 3(2+1) TERM-VI COURSES OFFERED AEE-502 Human Resource Management 3(2+1) CODE TITLE OF COURSE C.HRS. TERM-I AEE-504 Rural Youth in Agril. Development 3(2+1) 2(2-0) Introduction to Rural Sociology (FAHV) 2(2+0) AEE-506 Farm Management Education 3(2+1) TERM-II AEE-508 Communication Skills in Agril. Extension 3(2+1) 3(3-0) Introduction to Rural Sociology (FASS) 3(3+0) Elective - 3(2+1) TERM-III TERM-VII 3(3-0) Rural Development 3(3+0) AEE-601 Rural Development Programs in Pakistan 3(2+1) TERM-V AEE-603 Fundamentals of Agril. Journalism 3(2+1) RS-501 Community Development 3(2+1) RS-503 Human Resources Development 3(3+0) AEE-605 Introduction to Program Evaluation 3(2+1) RS-505 Social Mobilization 3(2+1) AEE-607 Adult and Continuing Education 3(2+1) RS-507 Social Demography 3(2+1) Elective - 3(2+1) RS-509 Human Ecology 3(2+1) TERM-VIII Elective-I Agricultural and Rural Development 3(2+1) AEE-602 Emerging Issues in Agril. &Tengy. Transfer 3(2+1) TERM-VI AEE-604 Introduction to Program Planning 3(2+1) RS-502 Rural Social Institutions 3(2+1) AEE-606 Scientific Writing and Presentation 2(2+0) RS-504 Sociology of Development 3(2+1) AEE-610 Internship / Projects 4(0+4) RS-506 Rural Labour 3(2+1) RS-508 Environmental Sociology 3(2+1) Elective-II Diffusion of Innovations 3(2+1) DEPARTMENT OF TERM-VII RS-601 Methods of Social Research 3(2+1) RURAL SOCIOLOGY RS-603 Social Psychology 3(2+1) RS-605 Anthropology and Development 3(2+1) Rural Sociology is not a new discipline for the developed nations. It RS-609 Agrarian Reform and Rural Development 3(2+1) is deeply rooted in the societies which have morality and civilization Elective-III Management of Rural Dev. Programs 3(2+1) concepts understood. A good number of underdeveloped societies TERM-VIII also realized the importance of this field. The developing countries RS-602 Internship & Report Writing 3(2+1) have realized the importance of Rural Sociology for addressing RS-604 Diffusion of Innovations (Minor) 3(2+1) RS-606 Gender and Development 3(2+0) their rural social problems. RS-610 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4)

56 DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS STAT-509 Micro Computer Applications 3(2+1) Elective Elective 3(2-1) Statistics section was established in the defunct Sindh Agriculture TERM-VI College under the scheme "Intensification of the Graduate, STAT-502 Probability Distributions 3(2+1) Postgraduate and Advanced Studies" in 1967. Later in 1972-73, its STAT-504 Data Based Programming 3(2+1) status was raised to a full-fledged department. The department STAT-506 Research Methods for Social Sciences 3(2+1) offers B.Sc. (Hons) and M.Sc. (Hons) in Statistics. In addition, it STAT-508 Economics of Agricultural Production 3(2+1) offers compulsory courses to all the degree awarding faculties, Elective-II Elective-II 3(2+1) institutes, and departments of this University. TERM-VII STAT-601 Sampling II 3(2+1) STAT-603 Categorical Analysis 3(2+1) ACADEMIC STAFF STAT-605 Statistical Inference 3(2+1) Bahauddin Baloch M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor & STAT-609 Quality Control & Reliability 3(2+1) Incharge Chairman Elective-III Elective-III 3(2+1) Velo Ram Suthar Ph.D. (Malaysia) Associate Professor TERM-VIII Riaz Ali Buriro Ph.D. (SU) Associate Professor STAT-602 Linear Models & Regression Analysis 3(2+1) M. Hanif Lakho Ph.D. (UP) Associate Professor STAT-604 Design and Analysis of Experiments I 3(2+1) Naeem Ahmed Qureshi M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Lecturer (study leave) STAT-606 Scientific Writing and Presentation 3(2+0) STAT-610 Internship & Report Writing 4(0+4) COURSES OFFERED CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. TERM-II DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH COM-302 Introduction to Computer (FASS) 3(2+1) TERM-III The department has played a remarkable and vital role since its STAT-401 Elementary Statistics (For FASS) 3(2+1) inception. The Department continued its journey till the college TERM-IV attained the status of University and the journey has been in STAT-402 Introduction to Probability (For FASS) 3(3+0) progress with success. It has proved its worth on several occasions STAT-402 Principles of Statistics (For FAE) 3(2+1) i.e. imparting training to the teachers of this University and offering STAT-411 Business Mathematics & Statistics (FT) 3(3+0) useful remedial courses to the taught from time to time. This TERM-V department voluntarily extends services to the teachers for their STAT-501 Intro. to Probability & Random Variable 3(2+1) preparation in IELTS and TOEFL. The Department of English is an STAT-503 Calculus I (Derivatives) 3(3+0) important component of the University. It offers compulsory STAT-505 Estimation & Testing of Hypothesis 3(2+1) courses from 1st year to 3rd year in all five faculties including IFST STAT-507 Statistical Methods-I 3(2+1) & ITC of the University.

57 ACADEMIC STAFF DEPARTMENT OF Assistant Professor Amin Muhammad Soomro M.A. ISLAMIC AND PAKISTAN STUDIES Incharge Chairman Sayed Razak Amin Shah M.A. Assistant Professor The Department of Islamic and Pakistan Studies is responsible for imparting Islamic and Pakistan Studies related education to the Shabana Tunio M.A. Lecturer (study leave) graduate and postgraduate students. The department provides

compulsory courses up to degree level. The department assists COURSES OFFERED Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam to conduct Islamic and CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. Pakistan related activities at the national and provincial level. TERM-I ACADEMIC STAFF English Text, Grammar and Composition ENG-301 3(3+0) Abu Sajid Muhammad M.A. Assistant Professor & (FASS, FCPD, FCPT) Samo Incharge Chairman ENG 301 English Comprehension (ITC) 3(3-0) Mumtaz Bano Bhatti M.A. Assistant Professor Shahada-tul-Almia ENG-301 Functional English (AHVS, IFT) 2(2+0) Abdul Munaim Brohi Assistant Professor Hafiz Munawaruddin Sahito M.A. Assistant Professor TERM- II Faqir Muhammad Hub M.Sc.(QAU) Assistant Professor ENG-302 English Novel and Grammar (FASS) 3(3+0) Muhammad Ali Sangi M.Sc. (QAU) Assistant Professor ENG-401 Communicative Skills (ITC) 3(3+0) COURSES OFFERED ENG-102 Communicative English (AHVS) 2(2+0) CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. ENG-101 Functional Grammar 2(2+0) TERM-I TERM- IV Islamic Studies OR Ethics (optional for Non- IS-301 2(2+0) Listening Comprehension & Conservation Muslim Students (CPD, CPT, FASS, IT, FAE) ENG-402 3(3+0) (FASS) PS-301 Pakistan Study (DVM) 1(1+0) PS 313 Pakistan Studies (FT) 2(2-0) TERM-V TERM-II ENG-01 Technical Report Writing (FAE) 2(2+0) PS 302 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0) Term-VI IS 316 Islamic Studies (FT) 2(1+1) ENG-601 Communicative Skills 2(2+0) TERM-III TERM-VIII IS-401 Islamic Studies or Ethics (For Non-Muslims) (DVM) 1(1+0) PS 401 Pakistan Study (IT) 2(2-0) ENG-606 Scientific report Writing (FASS) 2(2+0) TERM-IV ENG-402 Functional English II (IFST) 2(2+0) PS 502 Pakistan Study 1(1+0)

58 59 Mission Statement INFORMATION The focus of ITC is to offer advanced and updated technology training needed for strong base with clear understanding of the key TECHNOLOGY CENTRE subjects required for opening ways in adopting a number of professions in the field of IT, depending upon one's aptitude during training and promoting independence in learning. The specific Dr. Gordhan Das objectives are to: Ph.D. (Austria) Offer a modern IT education system and market oriented syllabus, Incharge Director a unique academic environment that prepares students to become E-mail: [email protected] successful professionals in a modern world dominated by IT. URL: http://itc.sau.edu.pk/ Bring meaningful, productive IT education, ensuring that every student receives the due right, accessible and affordable IT Tele: +92-22-2766338 & education and required talent. Provide a qualified, caring and +92-22-2765870 (Ext. 341) dedicated IT faculty who are committed to serve the community by Fax: +92-22-2766339 providing quality education of an international standard. The Centre has six air conditioned and well equipped computer Information Technology Centre (ITC) was established in March laboratories with latest computer hardware and software facilities, 2002 at Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam under a including audio-visual equipments and teaching aids. There is also development project approved by the Government of Pakistan. It an air conditioned electronics lab to conduct the related practicals. was established with a strong commitment to impart quality This lab is fully equipped with analog and digital trainers, micro- education to the youth of the country in general and the province of processor trainers and other relevant equipment. Sindh in particular to face the future challenges of the new The Centre has internet facility for the teachers and the taught. In millennium in Information Technology in order to produce high addition, the Centre has multimedia projectors, televisions, digital order professionals with academic excellence. cameras, digital microscope, scanners, color printers, laser jet The ITC is striving to provide the highest quality technology-based printers and dot matrix printers, with all supporting licensed manpower and services, in the most cost-effective manner, and to software. facilitate the SAU mission as it applies to the management, Students of final year are assigned projects of their interest to teaching, learning, and services at grassroots level to improve the undertake studies and develop software as per the requirement of quality of education by producing trained and qualified manpower the degree and the market. Project Lab, established in an air- in the country in general and in the province of Sindh in particular conditioned room fully equipped with latest computers and in accordance with ever changing global trends in information software, is available for final year students to complete their sharing. projects. There is a capacity of 8 students to work at a time on 8 individual final year projects for the fulfillment of BSIT (Hons) degree program.

60 In addition to above academic facilities, digital library facility is also ACADEMIC STAFF provided to the faculty as well as students with the assistance of Higher Education Commission under the Program for Gordhan Das Ph.D. (Austria) Associate Professor & Enhancement of Research Information (PERI). Postgraduate Incharge Director students and researchers of Sindh Agriculture University, Barkatullah Qureshi Ph.D (Malaysia) Associate Professor Tandojam have access to thousands of online research journals and other research publications. With this facility, the faculty Mansoor Hyder Depar Ph.D. (Germany) Associate Professor members and researchers of the Sindh Agriculture University, Mubeena Pathan Ph.D. (Malaysia) Associate Professor Tandojam can access over 11,000 latest research journals and Erum Saba Chang M.E. (MUET) Assistant Professor other research material through university network. In order to access the online journals using Internet, a high bandwidth Internet Kavita Tabassum B.E. (MUET) Assistant Professor connection of 16 MB is provided by HEC through Pakistan Irfan Ali Shahani B.E. (MUET) Lecturer (study leave) Education and Research Network (PERN). Faheem Ishtiaque B.E. (NEDUET) Assistant Professor Furthermore, the most sophisticated and advanced Video Conference Room is established at Information Technology Centre Farah Naveen Essani BSIT (SALU) Assistant Professor with the assistance of Higher Education Commission to facilitate Sajjad Hussain Talpur Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor students and faculty to communicate at local, national and international levels for the purpose of education and information Shafia Qadeer Memon M.E. (MUET) Assistant Professor dissemination with a capacity of more than 60 persons. Ghulam Mustafa Junejo M.Sc. Lecturer (study leave)

The ITC offers 4-year (8 terms) degree program to award Bachelor Saima Shaikh B.E. (MUET) Lecturer of Science Honors in Information Technology BSIT Hons and Zulfikar Ahmed Maher B.S. (SALU) Lecturer (study leave) MIST. Pinial Khan Butt M.Sc. (SU) Lecturer (study leave) Job opportunities Suhni Abassi M.S. (CS) (ISRA) Lecturer (study leave) The BSIT program at ITC educates students with the fundamental abilities to design and implement software applications and works on networks and web design. It also provides opportunities to the graduates to get jobs in the development sector on various positions such as a office support Managers (word processing, spreadsheet, database and accounting), the intranet specialists, software engineer, network administrators, IT managers, the Internet service provider experts and specialized professional software developers (multi-media, website development and

Commerce), lecturers and instructors in IT.

61 COURSES OFFERED ITC-406 Operating Systems 3(3+0) COURSES OFFERED ITC-408 Computer Architecture 3(3+0) CODE TITLE OF COURSE CR. HRS ITC-410 Web Technology 3(3+0) TERM-I ITC-412 Modeling and Simulations 3(3+1) Introduction to Information and ITC-301 3(2+1) TERM-V Communication Technologies (ICT) ITC-501 Computer Communications and Networks 4(3+1) ITC-303 Circuit theory 3(2+1) ITC-503 Multimedia Systems and Design 4(3+1) ITC-305 Programming Fundamentals 3(2+1) ITC-505 JAVA-II 4(3+1) BE-301 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3(3+0) ITC-507 Software Engineering –I 3(3+0) ENG-301 English Composition & Comprehension 3(3+0) ITC-509 Probability & Statistics 3(3+0) IS-301 Islamic Studies 2(2+0) TERM-VI TERM-II ITC-502 Organizational Behaviour 3(3+0) ITC-302 Object oriented programming 4(3+1) ITC-504 Microprocessor & interfacing 4(3+1) ITC-304 Basic Electronics 3(2+1) ITC-506 Mobile and Wireless communication 4(3+1) ITC-306 Data Structure and Algorithms 3(2+1) ITC-508 Software Engineering –II 3(2+1) ITC-308 Digital Logic Design 3(3+0) ITC-510 Systems and Network Administration 3(2+1) ITC-310 Visual Programming 4(3+1) TERM-VII PS-302 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0) ITC-601 Website Design & Development 3(2+1) TERM-III ITC-603 E-commerce 4(3+1) ITC-401 Accounting 3(3+0) ITC-605 Data warehousing 3(3+0) ITC-403 Introduction to Database Systems 4(3+1) ITC-607 Relational Database Management 4(3+1) ITC-405 JAVA-I 3(2+1) ITC-609 Digital Image Processing 4(3+1) ITC-407 Computer graphics 3(2+1) TERM-VIII BE-401 Linear Algebra 3(3+0) ITC-602 Network Security and Management 3(3+0) ENG-401 Communication Skills 3(3+0) ITC-604 Artificial Intelligence (AI) 3(2+1) TERM-IV ITC-606 Project Report 6(0+6) ITC-402 Discrete Structures 3(3+0) ITC-404 Communication Systems 3(2+1)

62 63 the natural, basic and engineering sciences and their application to FACULTY OF design devices and processes in any general area. A permutation of courses caters to the design and engineering aspects related to AGRICULTURAL agriculture. The focus span starts with basic principles of engineering themes like irrigation systems, soil and water management, farm machinery, farm structures, environment, ENGINEERING energy and resource management to ultramodern geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing (RS), electronics and Prof. Dr. Muhammad Saffar Mirjat instrumentation applications related to the agriculture. M.E., M.Phil. Ph.D. (USA), and Ph.D. degree programs are also offered in various disciplines including irrigation and drainage, land and water management, Dean farm machinery, energy and environment, and farm structures. Email: [email protected] Besides teaching, the faculty is actively engaged in extension and URL: http://fae.sau.edu.pk/ leading-edge research. The regular professional education and research activities are carried out in the six integral departments as Tel: +92-22-2765870 (Ext. 237) under: The Faculty of Agricultural Engineering is among the five faculties . Irrigation and Drainage of Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. Initially, it started as a . Farm Power and Machinery Department of Agricultural Engineering of the defunct Sindh . Land and Water Management Agriculture College Tandojam in 1955. The department was . Farm Structures upgraded into a full-fledged Faculty of Agricultural Engineering in 1977. Faculty has played a leading role in providing engineering . Energy and Environment solutions to agricultural problems and is devoted to meet the needs . Basic Engineering of people of Sindh in particular and Pakistan in general. Its primary The Faculty of Agricultural Engineering strives to attain excellence goal is to take leading role in the promotion of technological in teaching and research, where students are urged to excel in changes and their management for sustainable agricultural qualification and competency with basic and applied research as development in the province of Sindh through high level education, well as technology transfer and outreach activities including research and outreach activities by integrating technology, consultancy. The faculty has highly qualified teaching staff with planning and management. The dissemination of quality education, well-equipped laboratories, workshop facilities, field experimental research and training with special emphasis on interdisciplinary area, library, computer lab, auditorium and seminar hall. Graduates interface among the technological and educational expertise is the of the faculty are registered with Pakistan Engineering Council as main focus of the faculty. Professional Engineers. The B.E. (Agri.) degree holders are eligible At present, the faculty offers a four year B.E. (Agri) degree to be appointed as Professional Engineers in the engineering program. The program provides a fundamental understanding of related fields. They are capable to undertake any professional engineering task in the field of Agricultural Engineering.

64 Mission Statement Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory The mission of the Faculty is to strive for excellence in education, Accurate estimation and forecasting of agriculture statistics is research, and outreach in the agricultural sector for sustainable essential to a country’s economy, food security and agricultural development. We expand students' knowledge and skills in market development. Pakistan is in need of quality agricultural monitoring and real time statistics because so much of its economy Agricultural Engineering by giving professional and academic as well as food security depends on a thriving agricultural sector. training in the areas of Irrigation & Drainage Engineering, Land & Thus, a Remote sensing (RS) and Geo-information Systems (GIS) Water Management, Mechanization & Farm Machinery, Post- laboratory was established in the faculty during 2014 in Harvest Technology, Farm Structures and Environmental collaboration with Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Engineering. Nations (FAO) and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), under the FAO project, “Building Provincial Capacity in Job Opportunities Pakistan for Crop Forecasting and Estimation. Graduate Engineers holding B.E. (Agri.) degree are eligible for The RS/GIS Laboratory provides an environment where faculty, registration as Professional Engineers with Pakistan Engineering staff and students work together to advance knowledge in the Council (PEC). They are entitled to perform as professional application of geospatial technologies in Agriculture, Environment, engineers in public or private organizations on a post requiring the Ecosystem and Natural Resources Management. The mission of expertise of an agricultural engineer. Our graduate engineers are the Laboratory is to: employed on key positions in federal and provincial organizations including Universities, Research organizations, Environmental . Integrate state-of-the-art remote sensing (RS), geographic Protection Agency (EPA), Agriculture Research, Agriculture information system (GIS), and global positioning (GPS) Extension, Agriculture Engineering, Sindh on Farm Water technologies with Agriculture Monitoring and Management to Management (SOFWM), Pakistan Agriculture and Storage address relevant issues. Corporation (PASCO), Pakistan Agricultural Research Council . Transfer knowledge and skills to the undergraduate and (PARC), Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources postgraduate students, teaching faculty and farming community (PCRWR), Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), through education, outreach and training. Sindh Irrigation and Drainage Authority (SIDA), International . Conduct scientific research focused on agriculture monitoring, Water-logging and Salinity Research Institute (IWASRI), Drainage environmental issues and water management. and Reclamation Institute of Pakistan (DRIP), Lower Indus Water . Make digital geospatial data of Sindh readily available for use in Management and Reclamation Research (LIM) Project, Zarai variety of related issues. Taraqiati Bank (ZTBL), International Water Management Institute (IWMI), Rural Development Department, various Semi Government and Autonomous Bodies, and NGO's like SAFWCO, WWF, NRSP, SPO, RDF and other departments of Agriculture and related sectors.

65 DEPARTMENT OF The department of irrigation and drainage is enriched with a well- qualified faculty who always strive to provide cutting-edge research IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE opportunities that will place graduates at the forefront of new developments in engineering. The adequate class rooms, The reliable water supplies for irrigated agriculture are instrumental established computer lab, well equipped soil, water and hydraulic to feed the growing population in the developing countries including engineering labs and departmental library provide conducive Pakistan. However, they are declining with each passing day; environment for learning. There is an experimental station to hence their efficient utilization and management is crucial for demonstrate and conduct field experiments located at the Latif sustainable agriculture. The water resource, irrigation and drainage Farm. A weather station is also installed at the station. engineers are educated and trained to recognize the complex problems related to the planning, designing and utilizing the ACADEMIC STAFF available water resources. This is only possible through better Associate Professor & Mushatque Ahmed Issani M.E. (MUET) water application methods, conservation techniques, and water Chairman management practices. The government of Pakistan has been Muhammad Saffar Mirjat Ph.D. (USA), Professor putting efforts to ensure water supplies for irrigated agriculture, industry and domestic purposes. During past 65 years, several Munir Ahmed Mangrio Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor mega projects were launched in the fields of irrigation, drainage Shamim Ara Memon M.E. (Norway) Assistant Professor and water resources engineering. Keeping in view the complexity Mashooque Ali Talpur Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor of the water related problems, the Department of Irrigation and Irfan Ahmed Shaikh M.E. (SAU) Lecturer (study leave) Drainage was established in 1977 under the umbrella of Faculty of Rajesh Kumar Soothar M.E. (SAU) Lecturer Agricultural Engineering to produce young engineers and scientists Muhammad Uris Mirjat M.E. (MUET) Lecturer in this field. Since then, it has remained as one of the foremost departments of the faculty. The department is actively involved in teaching and research activities at undergraduate levels. It COURSES OFFERED contributes more than 30% of the courses in a composite graduate CODE TITLE OF COURSE CR. HRS degree program. TERM-I The department works for the refinement of vision and skills of ID-307 Engineering Hydrology 3(2+1) graduate and postgraduate professionals with distinction in the field TERM-III of irrigation, drainage, soil and water resources engineering. Our ID-411 Soil Mechanics 3(2+1) aim is to produce young, generous, highly motivated and talented professional engineers, who uphold and advance for the integrity, TERM-IV honor, dignity and development of their profession. They should ID-402 Fluid Mechanics 3(2+1) understand the future water demands and offer better solutions TERM-V using their skills and knowledge ID-507 Hydraulic Machinery 3(2+1)

66 TERM-VI ACADEMIC STAFF ID-506 Pumps and Tube wells 3(2+1) Associate Professor Naimatullah Leghari Ph.D. (SAU) TERM-VII Incharge Chairman ID-605 Irrigation Engineering 3(2+1) Abdul Qadir Mughal Ph. D. (UK), Professor Emeritus TERM-VIII Ahmed Ali Tager Ph.D. (China) Associate Professor ID-604 Drainage Engineering 3(2+1) Ali Raza Shah M.E. (SAU) Assistant Professor AE-612 Project Report and Seminar 2(1+1) Farman Ali Chandio Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor Mehmood Leghari Ph.D. (China) Lecturer (study leave)

Faisal Mehmood M.E. (SAU) Lecturer DEPARTMENT OF Ameet Kumar M.E. (SAU) Lecturer FARM POWER AND MACHINERY Abdul Sattar Mashori M.E. (SAU) Lecturer Imtiaz Ali Dahri B.E (SAU) Lecturer The Department of Farm Power and Machinery was established in 1977 as one of the major departments in the Faculty to cater the manpower needs of Sindh and Baluchistan. It offers graduate and COURSES OFFERED postgraduate degree programs since its inception. Initially, it CODE TITLE OF COURSE CR. HRS offered M. Sc. (Hons.) in Farm Mechanization. Later on, it started TERM-I offering M.E. and Ph. D. degree programs to graduates having B.E. FPM-309 Metallurgy and Workshop practices 3(2+1) (Agri.) and B. E. (Mech.) degrees. The department has highly TERM-II qualified faculty members. It has modern and well equipped FPM-306 Engineering Drawing and Graphics 3(2+1) laboratories and workshop. Besides teaching and research, the department provides advisory services to farmers and offers short TERM-III trainings on various aspects of farm mechanization and machinery FPM-407 Instrumentation 3(2+1) as to increase crop production. TERM-IV The mission of the department is to provide leadership and FPM-410 IC Engines and Tractors 3(2+1) excellence in teaching, research and outreach in farm power and TERM-V machinery at graduate and postgraduate levels. The department FPM-503 Farm Machinery 3(2+1) has well equipped Agricultural Engineering Workshop, Machinery TERM-VI Hall, Power Units Garage, Mechanical and Electronics FPM-512 Machine Design 3(2+1) Laboratories, Drawing & Design Laboratory, Machine Shop, TERM-VIII Welding and smithy Shops. FPM-602 Earth Moving Machinery 3(2+1)

AE-612 Project Report and Seminar 2(1+1)

67 DEPARTMENT OF ACADEMIC STAFF LAND AND WATER MANAGEMENT Abdul Ghafoor Siyal Ph.D. (Malaysia) Associate Professor & Chairman Soil and Water are the key natural resources for the sustainability Ashifa Soomro Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor of flora and fauna and environmental system. But unfortunately, they are being used unwisely resulting in threat to the sustainability Asadullah Sarki M.E. (MUET) Assistant Professor of agriculture and the environment. So far, in Pakistan enormous Shoukat Ali Soomro M.E. (SAU) Lecturer sums of money are spent on the planning, design, construction and Saeed Ahmed Dahri B.E. (SAU) Lecturer maintenance of farm irrigation systems but many failed to meet the planned agricultural and social objectives. It has now been recognized that one of the main reasons for this is the lack of human resources with the proper technical and managerial skills COURSES OFFERED needed to install, operate and manage the schemes successfully. CODE TITLE OF COURSE CR. HRS Keeping in view the importance of technical education in Land and Water Resources Management, Department of Land and Water TERM-I Management was established in December 1985 in the Faculty of LWM-311 Surveying and Leveling 3(1+2) Agricultural Engineering in order to produce graduates with technical expertise in the management of land and water TERM-II resources. LWM-312 Farm Irrigation Systems 3(2+1) The department imparts quality education to the students through TERM-V wide range of subjects and researches in order to enhance the productivity of land and water resources so as to meet future LWM-501 Soil Physics 3(2+1) demands of food and fiber. In addition, the department also TERM-VI provides trainings and advisory service to the farming community of the country. The department plays a leading role in imparting LWM-508 Saline Sodic and Waterlogged Soils 3(2+1) quality education in the field of soil and water conservation and TERM-VII management. The mission of the department is to produce highly motivated and talented professional engineers with expertise in the LWM-607 Soil and Water Conservation Engineering 3(2+1) field of soil and water resources conservation and management. TERM-VIII The department has well equipped lab with latest equipment used LWM-606 Water Management Practices 3(2+1) for land surveying and leveling, soil and water testing, and watercourse design and construction. AE-612 Project Report and Seminar 2(1+1)

68 DEPARTMENT OF COURSES OFFERED FARM STRUCTURES CODE TITLE OF COURSE CR. HRS TERM-II The department of Farm Structures was established in 1977 for FS-308 Engineering Materials 2(2+0) providing technical knowledge in three main areas i.e. Farm TERM-III Structures, Post-harvest and Process Engineering in Agriculture FS-409 Strength of Material 2(2+0) and Rural Electrification. The department offers course at graduate TERM-IV (B.E.) and postgraduate (M.E. & Ph.D.) level. There are well FS-412 Theory of Structures 2(2+0) qualified staff members capable to serve the purpose of enhancing TERM-V technological knowledge of youth in Agriculture, Structures and FS-505 Applied Electricity 3(2+1) Electrification. This department also provides advisory services to TERM-VI the progressive farmers in the field of Post-harvest and Process FS-502 Agricultural Process Engineering 3(2+1) Engineering in the field of agriculture for improving the quality and quantity of farm produce. TERM-VII FS-603 Farm Structures 3(2+1) The mission of department is to produce the technical as well as TERM-VIII skilled persons for the society in general and to benefit the FS-608 Post-Harvest Technology 3(2+1) individual end users in particular. AE-612 Project Report and Seminar 2(1+1)

ACADEMIC STAFF Associate Professor & DEPARTMENT OF Liaquat Ali Jamali M.E. (MUET) Chairman ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT Khalil Ahmed Ibupoto Ph.D. (UK) Professor The Department of Energy and Environment was established in the Bakhtawar Wagan M.E. (SAU) Lecturer (study leave) year 1995 in the Faculty of Agricultural Engineering. The department offers courses in energy related areas with main Shakeel Hussain Chattha M.E. (SAU) Lecturer (study leave) emphasis on the efficient use of available energy resources and to Shakeel Ahmed Soomro M.E. (SAU) Lecturer develop the renewable energy resources to minimize reliance on fossil fuels. The management and disposal of agricultural and Abid Ali Abro B.E. (SAU) Lecturer industrial wastes is one of the major areas of its concern. The Zaheer Ahmed Khan B.E. (SAU) Lecturer department also offers courses on environmental engineering, agro-industrial management and waste utilization. It also deals with the changes that occur in the eco-system through man-made interventions in order to protect and preserve the environment from

external influences. It focuses on the agro-industrial development and its management strategies. Apart from the academic activities,

69 the department is involved in project research and consultancy. DEPARTMENT OF BASIC ENGINEERING The department has contributed in the design of various machines for the use of farmers and remained involved in the projects The Department of Basic Engineering was established in 1977 as sponsored by the national and international organizations. one of the departments of Faculty of Agricultural Engineering. The department deals with various supporting courses like Applied The department works for the manpower development to formulate Mathematics, Applied Physics, Computer Science and Engineering strategies for sustainable development, effective use of water, mechanics with special application in Agricultural Engineering. The explore sustainable energy alternatives reducing reliance on fossil supporting course of Functional Mathematics is offered to the fuels, sustainable land management to combat desertification and faculties of Crop Production, Crop Protection, Agriculture Social land degradation, conservation of biodiversity, and planning to Sciences and Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences. The department also offers two courses of Mathematics to the reduce land, water and air pollution on local, regional and global Information Technology Centre and one course to Institute of Food perspective. Sciences Technology. ACADEMIC STAFF The mission of the department is to provide leadership and excellence in teaching, research and outreach in Engineering Sarfaraz Ahmed Tagar B.E. (SAU), Assistant Professor Mechanics and Computer Science with Applied Mathematics at the Hafeez-ur-Rehman Mangio M.Sc.(Japan) Assistant Professor graduate and postgraduate levels. Engineering Mechanics and Applied Physics laboratory and Computer Lab are available for Ghulam Shabir Keerio ME (MUET) Assistant Professor teaching to graduate and post graduate students. ACADEMIC STAFF COURSES OFFERED Muhammad Aslam Samo M.Sc.(US) Assistant Professor & CODE TITLE OF COURSE CR. HRS Incharge / Look after TERM-I Ghulam Shabbir Bughio M.Sc.(US) Assistant Professor EE-305 Industrial Chemistry 3(2+1) Saleem Ahmed Naich B. S. (US) Lecturer TERM-II Amanullah Tunio B. S. (US) Lecturer EE-304 Environmental Engineering 3(2+1) Veeromal Bheel B. S. (US) Lecturer

TERM-III COURSES OFFERED EE-405 Water Quality 3(2+1) CODE TITLE OF COURSE CR. HRS TERM-IV TERM-I BE-301 Applied Physics 3(2+1) EE-406 Energy Resources and Management 3(2+1) BE-303 Applied Mathematics 3(3+0) TERM-VI TERM-III EE-504 Agro Industrial Management 3(2+1) BE-401 Engineering Mechanics 3(2+1) TERM-VII BE-403 Advanced Mathematics for Engineers 3(3+0) EE-601 Solid Waste Management 3(2+1) TERM-IV BE-404 Computer Programming and Applications 3(1+2) TERM-VIII TERM-V AE-612 Project Report and Seminar 2(1+1) BE-511 Numerical Analysis 3(3+0)

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71 Mission statement FACULTY OF ANIMAL To provide efficient veterinary and para-veterinary manpower and expertise for promoting the welfare of the total socio-economic HUSBANDRY AND spectrum of communities of Pakistan in general and the province of Sindh in particular by improving animal health, welfare, production VETERINARY SCIENCES and performance, veterinary public health and conservation of animal genetic resources. Prof. Dr. Noor Muhammad Soomro Job Opportunities Ph.D. (UK) The graduates have job opportunities in Poultry and livestock Dean Institutes, Livestock and Dairy Development Departments, E-mail: [email protected] Biological Product Units, Poultry & livestock Extension Department, URL: http://www.sau.edu.pk/faculties/dvm/dvm.html Disease Diagnostic Laboratories. Public and Private Universities, Animal Quarantine Department, Agriculture Development Bank of Phone: +92-22-2765870 (Ext: 221) Pakistan (ADBP) and other Scheduled banks as Agriculture / Faculty of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences is amongst Livestock / Poultry Credit Officer, and all other government jobs the five faculties of Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam. This through competitive examinations, beside this self-employment faculty is located towards the eastern end of the main campus of opportunity as a professional veterinarian. the University on Hyderabad - Mirpurkhas Highway about 15 km to the South of Hyderabad city it was established in 1971, The faculty offers five-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), M.Phil and Ph.D. degree programs under term system through its 14 teaching departments in various disciplines related to animal and veterinary sciences. The faculty offers innovative teaching programs and new academic developments in small and large animal surgery, medicine, reproduction, nutrition and management. It also offers courses on domestic and wild animal diseases, fisheries and aquaculture and animal product technologies. Well-equipped classrooms with state of art teaching infrastructure, air conditioned library with latest arrivals of textbooks and research journals, three veterinary clinics (Teaching Hospitals) and livestock and poultry farms to provide hands-on experience.

72 DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY ANATOMY & HISTOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

Department of Anatomy and Histology is a part of Faculty of Animal This department is situated at ground floor in multistoried building Husbandry & Veterinary Sciences it was established in 1987, at the center of faculty. This department offers courses in the field provides basic scientific knowledge to the undergraduates related of Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry to undergraduate and to Anatomy, Histology and Embryology of domesticated animals postgraduate students. The department has excellent facilities for and birds. The collaboration of the department with other teaching and research. The laboratories have state of the art disciplines, both in research and teaching gives an excellent equipment and computational facilities for hematological, opportunity for conducting advance research in the field. biochemical, proteomic and physiological studies within the department. ACADEMIC STAFF ACADEMIC STAFF M. Ghiasuddin Shah Ph.D. (UAF) Professor & Chairman Saeed Ahmed Soomro M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor & Illahi Bux Kalhoro Ph.D. (QAU) Professor Incharge Chairman Jameel A. Gandahi Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor Jamila Soomro M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor (study leave) COURSES OFFERED Mool Chand Ph.D. Assistant Professor CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. ANAT-101 General and Systemic Anatomy 4(1+3) COURSES OFFERED ANAT-102 Comparative Anatomy 4(1+3) CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. ANAT-103 General Histology & Embryology 3(1+2) PHYS-101 General Biochemistry 3(2+1) ANAT- 104 Systemic Veterinary Histology 3(1+2) PHYS-102 Physiology of digestion and lactation 3(2+1) PHYS-103 Cardiovascular, respiratory & renal 3(2+1) Physiology

PHYS-104 Biochemistry of metabolism 2(2+0)

PHYS-201 Endocrinology & neuromuscular physiology 2(1+1)

73 DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL BREEDING AND GENETICS ANIMAL NUTRITION

The department focuses on teaching of breeding strategies for This is one of the important departments of Faculty of Animal improvement of farm animal production, to enhance the availability Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences. It contributes to the DVM of better quality milk, meat, mutton, and wool. The department degree program by offering a number of courses with strong undertakes research on breeding problems under local conditions practical teachings and trainings. The department has strong post and suggests the future strategies for genetic improvement of graduate program offering M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees. The existing germ plasm to ensure greater production to meet the department has well equipped laboratories with state-of-the-art requirements for ever increasing human population as well as for equipment. It also provides access to the farming community and export. other stakeholders in the Feed Industry for quantitative and qualitative testing of various feedstuffs used in the preparation of ACADEMIC STAFF least cost rations and extend assistance in the efficient utilization of Abdul Hussain Nizamani M.S. (USA) Associate Professor conventional and non-conventional feed resources. & Chairman ACADEMIC STAFF Abdul Waheed Nizamani Ph.D. (France) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Rani Wagan Ph.D.(Sweden) Hubdar Ali Kaleri Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor Incharge Chairman

COURSES OFFERED COURSES OFFERED CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS AN-102 Principles of Animal Nutrition 3(2+1) ABG-102 Introduction to Animal Breeding &Genetics 4(3+1) AN-201 Animal Feed Resources / Forages 3(2+1) ABG-401 Animal and Breeding Plans and Policies 3(2+1) Conservation AN-202 Feed Evaluation, Formulation & Processing 3(2+1) Technology AN-301 Poultry Nutrition 2(1+1) AN-303 Ruminant Nutrition 2(1+1)

AN-501 Feed Mill Operation 2(0+2)

74 DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT POULTRY HUSBANDRY

The department of livestock management is one of the key The Department of Poultry Husbandry offers basic and advanced departments in the Faculty of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary courses of Poultry Science along with emir mentally controlled for Sciences. The department maintains experimental herd of Kundhi the students of DVM, M.Phil and Ph.D. This department has well buffalo, Red Sindhi, Tharparkar and crossbred cattle including a established laboratories, hatchery, Poultry Experimental Station for flock of sheep and goat. It delivers the teaching, research and both under-graduate and post-graduate students which provide outreach functions. Postgraduate student’s research focuses on opportunities to learn science by practice. The practical teachings sustainable livestock production systems, small and large scale involve farm visits and laboratory demonstrations. It also caters to dairy farming, livestock business management and farm profitability the needs of poultry industry of the area by offering periodical analysis. trainings, seminars, conference and workshops. The Department has significantly contributed through its research to improve ACADEMIC STAFF production, welfare and behavior of poultry and other birds. Assistant Professor M. Haroon Baloch M.S. (USA) Department also offers internship facilities in poultry farming. In & Incharge Chairman addition, the department provides opportunities to rural masses Ms. Huma Rizwana M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor particularly woman through short trainings courses in poultry Assistant Professor farming. Gulfam Ali Mughal M.Sc. (Hons) (study leave) M. Naeem Rajput Ph.D. (China) Lecturer ACADEMIC STAFF Azizullah Memon M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor & COURSES OFFERED Incharge Chairman Ahmad Ali Moriani M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. Imdad Hussain Leghari Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor LM-101 Introduction to Livestock Management 1(0+1) Nasir Rajput Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor LM-202 Small Ruminant Production 2(1+1) LM-301 Dairy Production 3(2+1) COURSES OFFERED LM-303 Beef Production 2(1+1) CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. LM-305 Livestock Economics Business & 3(3+0) POUL-101 Introduction to Poultry Production 2(1+1) Management POUL-202 Poultry Breeding & Hatchery 2(1+1) LM-307 Livestock Extension Education 2(2+0) Management LM-401 Equine and Camel Production 2(1+1) POUL-302 Poultry Housing and Farm Management 3(2+1) LM-502 Livestock Farm Operations 2(0+2) POUL-501 Poultry Farm Operation 2(0+2)

75 DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY MICROBIOLOGY VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY

The Department of Veterinary Microbiology is one of the most Department of Veterinary Parasitology aims to achieve excellence important departments of the Faculty of Animal Husbandry and in both research and teaching in the field of Parasitology. Our goal Veterinary Sciences. Established in 1971, it aims to equip DVM is to discover and implement novel strategies to control parasitic graduates with the fundamental knowledge of bacteriology, diseases that affect the health of millions of animals worldwide. We virology, immunology and other related aspects in order to broaden employ cutting-edge research in genomics, cell biology, their understanding of disease mechanism and inherent body immunology, epidemiology, entomology and biochemistry to defenses against the diseases of veterinary importance. discover new ways to combat parasitic disease. Through our The departmental Academic staff and post graduate scholars teaching and training programs, we aim to educate and mentor the conduct basic and applied research aimed at isolation, next generation of Parasitologists. identification, characterization, bio-typing and molecular biology of The Department of Veterinary Parasitology is staffed by an bacterial organisms. The Department of Veterinary Microbiology outstanding team of scientists at faculty, striving to contribute in has developed its bilateral linkages, particularly on research side veterinary health by teaching and research. The Department has a with different laboratories and institutes of the country where Post- distinguished history in parasitic disease research, particularly on graduate scholars conduct their research for their degree program. tick-transmitted diseases. It has been a national leader in both ACADEMIC STAFF research and training of veterinary parasitologists from the Pakistan as well as overseas. The Department contributes in Rahmatullah Rind Ph.D. (UK) Professor & awarding DVM, M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees. Besides, it also offers Chairman short trainings in diagnostics of parasitic diseases. Shahid Hussain Abro Ph.D. (Sweden) Assistant Professor The Department of Parasitology has been renovated by developing Asghar Ali Kamboh Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor a state-of-art Molecular Parasitology Laboratory equipped with Dildar H. Kalhoro Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor most-modern equipment required for cutting edge research. The department in future plans to create an infra-structure which COURSES OFFERED includes the creation of a computer lab for epidemiologic research, CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. bioinformatics and genomics laboratories. MICR-102 General Veterinary Microbiology 3(2+1) ACADEMIC STAFF MICR-201 Molecular Biology 3(2+1) MICR-202 Bacteriology and Mycology 3(2+1) Abdullah G. Arijo Ph.D. (UK) Professor & Chairman MICR-203 Fundamentals of Immunology 2(1+1) Nasreen A. Mirbahar Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor MICR-301 Systematic Virology 3(2-1) M. Bachal Bhutto Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor MICR-402 Lab & Zoo Animals Welfare 1(0+1) Javed Ali Gadahi M.Sc. (Hons) Lecturer (study leave)

76 COURSES OFFERED DEPARTMENT OF CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. VETERINARY PATHOLOGY FAC-101 Fisheries & Aquaculture 3(2+1) PARA-201 Introduction to Parasitology 3(2+1) Pathology as a discipline primarily involves the understanding of disease process at macro and micro level. It provides deeper PARA-202 Veterinary Helminthology 4(3+1) insight into the functional and morphological changes in the tissues PARA-203 Veterinary Protozoology 3(2+1) and fluids during disease. The end product of a medical curriculum PARA-301 Veterinary Entomology 4(3+1) is a clinician whose main responsibility is the diagnosis and Micro / Para 302 Laboratory & Zoo Animals Welfare 2(1+1) treatment of disease. Thus Department of Veterinary Pathology & Management offers courses which broaden the understanding of disease processes and help and prepare student for proper grasp of clinical LM/PHYS / PARA Biodiversity and Hazards 3(3+0) sciences. The department has well equipped general and clinical / SURG-501 Management pathology laboratories for practical demonstration and training of students. The department has strong post graduate program and offers higher degrees such as M.Phil and Ph.D.

ACADEMIC STAFF Noor Muhammad Soomro Ph.D. (UK) Professor & Chairman Zaheer Ahmed Nizamani Ph.D. (France) Associate Professor

Fahmida Parveen Samo Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor

Shah Nawaz Kumbhar M.Sc. (Hons) Lecturer (study leave) Mansoor Tarique Samo Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor

COURSES OFFERED

CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS.

PATH 201 General Pathology 4(3-1) PATH-202 Systemic Pathology 4(3+1) PATH 301 Necropsy Practice 1(0+1)

PATH-402 Clinical Pathology 2(0+2)

PATH-501 Poultry Pathology 3(2+1)

77 DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY ANIMAL PRODUCTS TECHNOLOGY

Pharmacology is a scholarly discipline with distinct identity The department inherits the defunct Department of Dairy emphasizing in depth knowledge of the effects of chemical agents Technology. With its new independent building, it was renamed as, having therapeutic value or toxicity on biological systems. The “Animal Products Technology” in 2009. At present the Department department has a vital contribution to the DVM degree program has Milk Processing, Dairy / meat Chemistry and Dairy / meat through its courses designed to broaden the knowledge of Microbiology Laboratories and a mini slaughterhouse demustriy therapeutic application of drugs and thus facilitating the graduate in unit. The ongoing research activities include studies on quality and the execution of disease prevention and control strategies. The safety of foods like milk & meat. The resulting knowledge is applied Department has a strong post graduate program offering M.Phil in education and training of students. The department is a vital and Ph.D. degrees in pharmacology. source of technical information and assistance to the dairy and

meat industry. The department endeavors to achieve excellence in all these activities in order to produce meaningful outcomes in ACADEMIC STAFF terms of trained manpower. The department offers courses at Taufique Ahmed Qureshi Ph.D. (UK) Professor & Chairman undergraduate as well as postgraduate level and awards degrees of M.Phil and Ph.D. Shamas-u-Din Bughio Ph.D (China) Associate Professor

Rehana Buriro Ph.D (China) Associate Professor ACADEMIC STAFF Jam Kashif Sahito Ph.D (China) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Sayed Atta H. Shah Ph.D. (Malaysia ) Incharge Chairman COURSES OFFERED CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. COURSES OFFERED PHAR-202 General Pharmacology& Pharmaceutics 3(2+1) CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. PHAR-301 Systemic Pharmacology& Therapeutics 3(2+1) APT-302 Dairy Technology 2(1+1) PHAR-302 Chemotherapy & Toxicology 2(1+1) APT-401 Meat Hygiene and Public Health 2(1+1) APT-403 Milk Hygiene and Public Health 2(1+1)

APT-501 Meat and Slaughter by Products 3(2+1) Technology

78 DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL REPRODUCTION SURGERY AND OBSTETRICS Department of Animal Reproduction was established in the year This clinical department focuses on teaching and research in the 1984 under the project “Establishment of Department of Animal areas of veterinary surgery, anesthesiology and diagnostic imaging Reproduction” at Faculty of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Sciences, The project was institutionalized by the university in the to produce well trained veterinary graduates for improving health year, 1988. Our fully accredited department emphasizes a and production of farm animals as well as welfare of pet and wild balanced educational approach stressing clinical medicine, animals. The department is strong in continuum education and teaching research and clinical resource management. Our training programs which are organized regularly with collaboration academic vision focuses on preparing our graduate and of international and national organizations for the benefit of postgraduate students as specialists in obstetrics, gynecology, students, veterinarians, researchers, teachers and farmers. It has reproductive endocrinology, infertility and artificial insemination, highly qualified staff, well equipped laboratories, a library and pregnancy diagnosis & reproductive biotechnology. It provides a teaching hospital with indoor facilities for small and large animals. potential place for internship program for DVM students. The Department has remained a constant source of short trainings and ACADEMIC STAFF refresher courses to the field veterinarians and para-vet staff Associate Professor Allah Bux Kachiwal Ph.D (SAU) offered in collaboration with Washington State University (USA). A & Incharge Chairman new “Animal Genetic Resource Conservation Center” is under Ahmed Tunio construction to be equipped with state of art facilities for semen Ph.D. (Malaysia) Associate Professor processing, preservation, embryo transfer and other reproductive biotechnologies. COURSES OFFERED ACADEMIC STAFF Assistant Professor CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. Hamzo Khan Kumbher M.Sc. (Hons) & Incharge Chairman SURG-301 General Surgery & Anesthesiology 3(1+2) Pershotam Khatri Ph.D. (Germany) Associate Professor SURG-302 Diagnostic Imaging 2(1+1) Akeel Ahmed Memon Ph.D. (Malaysia) Associate Professor Inayatullah Kaka M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor SURG-401 Large Animal Surgery 2(1+1) Asmallah Ph.D. (Malaysia) Lecturer SURG-403 Surgery Clinic-I 2(0+2) COURSES OFFERED CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. SURG-402 Small Animal Surgery 3(1+2) A.REP-202 Physiology of Reproduction& A.I. 3(2+1) SURG-404 Surgery Clinic-II 2(0+2) A.REP- 401 Reproductive Biotechnology 3(2+1) SURG-406 Shoeing and Soundness 2(1+1) A.REP- 402 Obstetrics and Genital Diseases 4(3+1) A.REP- 403 Reproductive Clinic-I 2(0+2) SURG- 503 Surgery Clinic-III 2(0+2) A.REP- 404 Reproductive Clinic-I I 2(0+2) A.REP- 503 Reproductive Clinic-III 2(0+2)

79 DEPARTMENT OF COURSES OFFERED VETERINARY MEDICINE CODE TITLE OF COURSE C. HRS. MED-302 General Medicine 3(2+1) The Department of Veterinary medicine contributes in training MED-304 Dairy herd health 2(1+1) students in order to understand the animal diseases in terms of MED 401 Systemic Medicine-I 3(3+0) their etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and MED-402 Systemic Medicine-II 3(3+0) control. All the preclinical subjects lay foundation for the proper MED-403 Medicine Clinic-I 2(0+2) learning of applied sciences, of which, Veterinary medicine is the MED-406 Medicine Clinic-II 2(0+2) most important discipline. This is because, in the prevailing MED-404 Forensic Medicine & Jurisprudence 1(1+0) conditions of our country, a qualified veterinarian, in his practical life, deals mostly with the diagnosis and treatment of animal MED 501 Veterinary Epidemiology & public health 3(2-1) diseases. Thus in practice at least 90 percent of professional MED-503 Medicine Clinic-III 2(0+2) recognition of a Veterinarian requires knowledge and skills related to veterinary Medicine

The main focus of the department is to produce highly professional veterinarians and postgraduates, capable enough to deal with animal diseases.

ACADEMIC STAFF Mujeeb-ur-Rehman M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor Memon & Incharge Chairman M. Ismail Memon M.Sc. (Hons) Assistant Professor Abdul Latif Bhutto Ph.D. (UK) Associate Professor Amjad Hussain Mirani Ph.D. (SAU) Associate Professor Nazar Ali Korejo M.Sc. (Hons) Lecturer(study leave) Riaz Ahmed Leghari Ph.D. (China) Assistant Professor

80 81 FACILITIES SHAHEED ZULFAQUAR ALI BHUTTO STUDENTS ADVISOR The main objective of this wing is to maintain law and order AGRICULTURAL situation over the campus and to provide conducive environments to the students for their studies besides COLLEGE, DOKRI provision of facilities and opportunities to take part in Co- curricular and Extra-curricular activities through Art and Abdul Ghafoor Magsi Literary compitition which includes Debates, Quiz, Qirra’t and Incharge Principal Na’at competition etc. The students are also encouraged to initiate a positive and constructive activities that help them to Shaheed Z. A. Bhutto Agricultural College, Dokri, is the only improve their behavior and sharpens their intellect. constituent college of Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. The college is located in Taluka Bakrani about 17 kilometers ASSISTANT HOSTEL PROVOST away from Larkana near Hyder Jatoi Railway Station on Bakrani-Dokri Road via Mehrabpur. The city of Dokri is about The major responsibilities of Assistant Hostel Provost are: 07 kilometers in the south and the ruins of famous historical . To provide accommodation in the College residential hall city Moen-Jo-Daro are about 10 kilometers in South-West. to the. This college initially started functioning in the buildings of . To maintain law and order in the Residential Halls. Rice Research Institute Dokri during the year 1991 and then . To guide and facilitate the residential students and shifted to new campus in 1998. Herein education in various solving their day to day problems in the hostel. disciplines of agriculture (Crop Production and Crop Protection) is provided to the students coming from the . To provide economical, hygienic and nutritious food to the districts Larkana, Kamber-Shahdadkot, Shikar pur, students in the hostel. Jaccobabad, Kashmore/Kandhkot, Sukkur, Khairpur Mir’s, Naushahro Feroze and Taluka Mehar of Dadu district. The COORDINATOR graduates from this college are serving in various fields The major duties of coordinator are: related to agriculture in public and private sectors throughout Pakistan. . Link between the management, staff and workers. The college offers various courses of Agriculture for B.Sc. . Supervise all duties and extend help whenever required (Agri) Hon. Degree program. . Coordination with all the departments and report to management on daily basis

82 HOSTEL HEALTH / MEDICAL There is a 260 male, student’s hostel located at the campus. Medical facilities are available at the campus for 24 hours. Hostel facility for female students is also available. Stand-By Generator: Stand-by-generator is available at the The hostel is equipped with ceiling fans, electric water campus to fulfill need of electricity when-ever required. pumps, electric water coolers, Sui gas geysers, Sui gas heaters in common rooms, TV room and study room. GYMNASIUM The boys’ hostel has a well-equipped exercise room. Student mess is being run by the resident students under the supervision of the Hostel Administration. To provide ENTERTAINMENT economical, hygienic and nutritious food to the students, the hostel has been provided with dining hall and canteen. The TV with dish antenna facility is available in TV lounge in boys standards of food in the hostel mess is regularly checked by hostel. hostel administration. SPORTS Electric Water Coolers have been installed at various points in the hostel for provision of filtered chilled water. There is an appropriate facility for indoor and outdoor games on the campus. Sui Gas Heaters / Lamps have been installed in the T.V. rooms, Dining Halls and Masjid of the hostel to keep the ACADEMIC GENERAL COURSE internal environment warm during the winter season. A system of hot water supply (GEYSERS) has been provided Compulsory Courses Offered In Degree Program B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. in hostel during the winter season in the washrooms and Code Title of the Course Cr. Hr kitchen. PART-I Term First TRANSPORT SS-301 Introductory Soil Science-I 3(2+1) AGR-301 Introduction to Agriculture 3(2+1) Free bus transportation facility is available for the students. Two college buses regularly ply between the following AEE-301 Introduction to Argil. Education Extension 3(2+1) routes: ENG-301 English Text, Grammar and Composition 3(3+0) 1. SZABAC to Naseerabad via Badah and Dokri. ENT-301 Introductory Entomology 3(2+1) Islamic studies or Ethics 2. SZABAC to Larkana via Dadu Canal Bridge Bakrani. IS/ETH-301 2(2+0) (optional for Non-Muslim Students) PLAY GROUND MATH / Functional Mathematics-I / (2+0) / BIOL-301 Introduction to Biology (1+1) The college has vast and well planned play grounds and indoor games facility. Total Credit Hours 19(14+5)

83 PART-I Term Second AGR.-302 Principles of Agronomy 3(2+1) CROP PRODUCTION Introduction to Economics & It is the largest one department committed to academic excellence AGEC-302 3(3+0) Agricultural. Economic in graduate education and research in a broad spectrum of PBG-302 Introduction Plant Breeding & Genetics 3(2+1) disciplines in agriculture. This department conducts diverse HORT-302 Introduction to Horticulture 3(2+1) programs in education, research and service for community. It operates teaching and research in four major disciplines i.e. PP-302 Plant Pathogens 3(2+1) Agronomy, Soil Science, Horticulture and Plant Breeding and PS-302 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0) Genetics. All the major sections offer course work and internship MATH-302 / Maths-II / 3(3+0) leading to bachelor’s degree. BIOL-302 Introduction to Zoology Graduate Degree Program BT-302 Introductory Biotechnology 2(1+1) Total Credit Hours 22(17+5) All four sections offer a four year bachelor’s degree program. This PART-II Term First department offers a minimum of 8 terms (four year) course work with specialization in following major disciplines: Code Title of the Course Cr Hrs PBG-401 Introductory Plant Breeding 3(2+1) . Agronomy PPT-401 Introduction to Pest Management 3(2+1 . Soil Science . Horticulture HORT-401 Principles of Horticultural Practices. 3(2+1) . Plant Breeding and Genetics BCH-401 Introductory Biochemistry 3(2+1) FST-401 Introductory Food Science & Technology 3(2+1) AGRONOMY AHV-401 Introductory Animal Husbandry 2(1+1) Total Credit Hours 17(11-6) ACADEMIC STAFF PART-II Term Second Abdul Ghafoor Magsi M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor Assistant Professor AGR-402 Field Crop Production 3(2+1) Zulfiqar Ali Abbasi M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons ENT-402 Applied Entomology 3(2+1) & Incharge Chairman AEE-402 Agric. Extension & Teaching Methods 3(2+1) Nazar M. Soomro M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor ITC-402 Computer Application 2(1+1) Musrat Begum M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor FPM-402 Farm Mechanization 2(1+1) Dr. Javed Shabir Dar Ph.D. (UAF) Assistant Professor SS-402 Introductory Soil Science-II 3(2+1) Agronomy is concerned with the production management of CP-402 Introduction to Plant Physiology 2(1+1) various crops. The national economy is based on the agriculture Total Credit Hours 18(11+7) and agronomy is the one of the most vital field of agricultural sciences. This section is organized and implemented in a manner

84 which enables learners to acquire and develop competencies in Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) crop production, management, crop research and research PART-IV Term First dissemination and entrepreneurial skills through learning activities AGR-601 Seed Production and Technology 3(2+1) and experiences that are based on real agriculture problems. AGR-603 Agronomic Research & Scientific Writing 3(2+1) The major goals of the section are AGR-605 Irrigation Agronomy 3(2+1) AGR-607 Stress Physiology 3(2+1) . Identify technical and socio economic issues of areas Suport-611 Minor 2(1+1) concerning farm productivity and to seek appropriate solutions to overcome them. Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) . Developing strategies through trainings and demonstration to PART-IV Term Second promote sound agricultural practices among local farmers for AGR-602 Agro Ecology 2(2+0) reducing the risk of crop failures. AGR-604 Conservative Agronomy 3(2+1) . Teaching through classroom lectures, presentations, field AGR-606 Organic Farming 3(2+1) assignments and practical field trainings. AGR-610 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4) . Share out the knowledge and skills to students as well as to Total Credit Hours 12(6+6) those who are involved in crop production. . Our vision is to provide the quality education, supply the SOIL SCIENCE recent development material in production technology. A.H. Memon, M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons AGRONOMY Assistant Professor & Incharge Chairman PART-III Term First The section of soil science is promoting education and research Code Title of the Course Cr Hrs activities related to the soil and environmental sciences, through AGR-501 Arid Zone Agriculture 3(2+1) conducting basic and applied research in the field of soil fertility, AGR-503 Agro-Technology of Major Field Crops 3(2+1) soil salinity, quality assessment of irrigation water and soil. The AGR-505 Field Crop Physiology 3(2+1) faculty members are fully involved in teaching of modules and AGR-507 Biological Crop Potential 3(2+1) provide guidelines to the students for their academic research and report writing. AGR-509 Seed Production Technology 3(2+1) STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) SOIL SCIENCE Total Credit Hours 18(12+6) PART-III Term First PART-III Term Second AGR-502 Farming System and Farm Records 3(2+1) Code Title of the Course Cr Hrs AGR-504 Fundamentals of Weed Sciences 3(2+1) SS-501 Physical Properties of Soil 3(2+1) AGR-506 Field Crop Ecology 3(2+1) SS-503 Chemical Properties of Soil 3(2+1) AGR-508 Crop Nutrients and growth Regulators 2(1+1) SS-505 Soil and Plant Analysis 3(2+1) CP-510 General Biochemistry 2(1+1)

85 SS-507 Fertilizer Technology 3(2+1) HORTICULTURE SS-509 Salt Affected Soil and Water Quality 3(2+1) ACADEMIC STAFF Assistant Professor STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) Ghulam Nabi Sohu M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons & Incharge Chairman Total Credit Hours 18(12+6) Saeed Ahmed Buriro M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor PART-111 Term Second Horticulture is one of the most important disciplines of agriculture. SS-502 Soil Fertility and Fertilizer 3(2+1) The production and returns from horticultural crops are high as SS-504 Soil Genetics & Morphology 3(2+1) compared to other crops. This section is providing advisory services to the fruit, vegetable and flower growers to solve their SS-506 Arid Zone Agriculture 3(2+1) problems. The vision is to become a well reputed centre of study and research in the field of horticulture. SS-508 Environmental Pollution and Management 2(1+1) Our intention is to focus on quality education, conduct research on CP-510 General Biochemistry 2(1+1) various aspects of fruit, vegetables, flower and ornamental plants. Perform short term trainings on nursery production and popularize Total Credit Hours 1 3 ( 8 + 5 ) high yielding varieties with export potential. HORTICULTURE PART-IV Term First PART-III Term First SS-601 Soil Survey and Land Evaluation 3(2+1) Code Title of the Course Cr Hrs SS-603 Soil Microbiology 3(2+1) HORT-501 Principles of Fruit Production 3(2+1) SS-605 Soil and Water Conservation 3(2+1) HORT-503 Principles of Vegetable Production 3(2+1) HORT-505 Ornamental Horticulture 3(2+1) SS-607 Pollution and Soil Water Management 3(2+1) HORT-507 Propagation and Nursery Management 3(2+1) Suport-611 Minor 2(1+1) HORT-509 Tubers and Solanceous Crops 3(2+1) Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) STAT -511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) PART-IV Term Second Total Credit Hours 18(12+6) SS-602 Research Project & Scientific writings 2(0+2) PART-III Term Second HORT-502 Production of Fruit 3(2+1) SS-604 Land degradation & management 2(2+0) HORT-504 Production of Vegetables 3(2+1) SS-606 Municipal & agro waste management 3(2+1) HORT-506 Landscape Plants 3(2+1) SS-610 Internship & Report Writing. 4(0+4) HORT-508 Post Harvest Horticulture 2(1+1) Total Credit Hours 12(6+6) CP -510 General Biochemistry 2(1+1) Total Credit Hours 15(9+6)

86 PART-IV Term First PART-III Term First HORT-601 Research Methods in Horticulture 3(2+1) Code Title of the Course Cr Hrs HORT-603 Vegetables and Flower Seed Production 3(2+1) PBG-501 Genetics of Crop Plants 3(2+1) HORT-605 Commercial Flower Production 3(2+1) PBG-503 Breeding of Field Crops 3(2+1) HORT-607 Breeding of Horticultural Crops 3(2+1) PBG-505 Cytogenetics 3(2+1) Suport-611 Minor 2(1+1) PBG-507 Population Genetics 3(2+1) Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) PBG -509 Reproductive system of Crop Plants 3(2+1) PART-IV Term Second STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) HORT-602 Business management in Horticulture 2 (2+0) Total Credit Hours 18(12+6) HORT-604 Protetal Horticulture. 3 (2+1) PART-III- Term Second HORT-606 Vegetable flower Production. 3 (2+1) PBG-502 Breeding of Fiber Crops 3(2+1) HORT-610 Internship & Report Writing 4(4+0) PBG-504 Breeding of Maize, Millet and Sorghum 3(2+1) Total Credit Hours 10(10+2) PBG -506 Breeding of Oil Seed Crops and Tobacco 3(2+1)

Non-conventional approaches to Crop PBG-508 2(1+1) PLANT BREEDING AND GENETICS Improvement CP-510 General Biochemistry 2(1+1) ACADEMIC STAFF Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) Assistant Professor Abdul Razaque Mangi M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons PART-IV Term First & Incharge Chairman PBG-601 Breeding of Sugar Crops 3(2+1) Nazeer A. Panhwar M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor PBG-603 Breeding of Cereal Crops 3(2+1)

Plant breeding is concerned with the evolution of superior varieties PBG-605 Breeding of Pulse Crops 3(2+1) of crops. Its mainstay is the genetic adjustment of crop plants to PBG-607 Breeding of Forage Crops 3(2+1) social, economic and technological aspects of the environment. Suport-611 Minor 2(1+1) Plant breeding depends on the concepts of genetics and other Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) related sciences like taxonomy, cytogenetic, biotechnology and PART-IV Term Second genetic engineering and their implementation for the increased PBG-602 Breeding of Surface Crops 2(2+0) production of food, fiber and other industrial crops. PBG-604 Breeding of Fiber Crop 3(2+1) The mission of the plant breeding and genetics is to produce high PBG-606 Bioch: & Plant Genetic Resources 3(2+1) quality market oriented graduates who fulfill the economics needs PBG-610 Internship & Report Writing 4(0+4) of the country by exploiting all the available genetic resources for Total Credit Hours 12 (6+6) crop improvement.

87 The section conducts fundamental and applied research on CROP PROTECTION insects, educate students to implement integrated and effective systems for insect management and enhance modern education Crop Protection department comprises of three sections i.e. and public awareness of human-insect interaction. Major objective Entomology, Plant Pathology and Plant Protection undertaking is to provide modern scientific knowledge of entomology and diverse programs in education, research and providing advisory related sciences to students and update farming community with services to the farming community through offering course work modern information / knowledge. leading to B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. with special reference to identification and management of newly observed as well as the traditional PART-III Term First insect pests, weeds and diseases of crops caused by fungi, Code Title of the Course Cr Hrs bacteria, viruses and nematodes. ENT-501 Insect Morphology 3(2+1) The vision is to achieve the highest standards in teaching and ENT-503 Insect Taxonomy 3(2+1) research related to crop pests, diseases and their eco-friendly ENT-505 Insect Ecology 3(2+1) management, reduction in the use of hazardous pesticides and ENT-507 Insect Pests of Household, Man & Animals 3(2+1) promotion of poison free agricultural production ENT-509 Acarology 3(2+1) Graduate degree programs: STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) Three sections of the department offer an 8 Term (4 year) bachelor Total Credit Hours 18(12+6) degree B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. program with the specialization in PART-III Term Second Entomology, Plant Pathology and Plant Protection is offered ENT-502 Classification of adult pests 3(2+1) Eligibility: ENT-504 Insect Physiology 3(2+1) To be eligible for admission to graduate degree program offered by ENT-506 Pest Forecasting and Management 3(2+1) the department. A candidate must possess a certificate of ENT-508 Stored Grain Pest Management 2(1+1) intermediate science (Pre-Medical or Pre-Engineering) with an CP-510 General Biochemistry (Compulsory) 2(1+1) overall score of at least “C” grade. All candidates for entry to Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) graduate degree program must qualify pre-entry test. PART-IV Term First ENT-601 Agricultural Pests 3(2+1) ENTOMOLOGY ENT-603 Plant Resistance to Insect Pests 3(2+1) ENT-605 Insecticide and their application 3(2+1) ACADEMIC STAFF ENT-607 Biological Control 3(2+1) Assistant Professor M. Haroon Hullio M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Suport-611 Minor 2(1+1) & Incharge Chairman Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) Shabana Naz Mazari M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Cooperative Teacher PART-IV Term Second ENT-602 Scientific Writing and presentation 2(2+0) This section is fully equipped with class rooms, laboratories, insect ENT-604 Biological Central & insect pests & weeds 3(2+1) museum and experimental field. The mission of the section is to ENT-606 Agricultural and Environmental Pollution 3(2+1) produce high class graduates who could understand the science of ENT-610 Internship including report writing 4(0+4) insects and manage them in accordance to the welfare of human Total Credit Hours 12(6+6) beings.

88 PLANT PATHOLOGY PART-IV Term Second ACADEMIC STAFF PLPA-602 Pesticides, their Action and Application 2(2+0) Method and Research Techniques in Plant Assistant Professor PLPA-604 3(2+1) Abdul Ghaffar Bhatti M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Pathology & Incharge Chairman PLPA-606 Aboiolrc Discuss of Plants 3(2+1) Sultan Matilo M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor PLPA-610 Internship and Report Writing 4(0+4) Aim of the section is to carry out research on different aspects for Total Credit Hours 12 (6+6) identification and integrated management of plant diseases. Department is providing modern scientific knowledge to students enrolled in graduate program, provide guide lines to farming community for proper treatment of diseased plant and workout know how about biological and other non-chemical control measures of plant diseases. PLANT PROTECTION PART-III Term First N. H. Abbassi, M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Code Title of the Course Cr Hrs Assistant Professor & Incharge Chairman PLPA-501 Introduction to Plant Viruses 3(2+1) It is one of the important disciplines of agriculture and combines PLPA-503 Introduction to Plant Prokaryotes 3(2+1) various aspects of Entomology, Plant Pathology and weed PLPA-505 Introductory Mycology 3(2+1) sciences. The major intentions of the section are to discover new PLPA-507 Introductory Plant Nematology 3(2+1) techniques and demonstrate new principal of Crop Protection and PLPA-509 Methods and Research Techniques 3(2+1) improve the crop management so that local agriculture become STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) socially viable, profitable for the farmers, and competitive on all Total Credit Hours 18(12+6) markets. PART-III Term Second Identifying agricultural useful natural enemies (insects, micro- PLPA-502 Diseases of Field of Crops 3(2+1) organisms) or biological control of pests to conserve the PLPA-504 Plant Resistance to Diseases 3(2+1) environment, soil and health hazards. In addition to practical PLPA-506 Diseases of Fruits, veg.& Ornamentals 3(2+1) training in plant protection, each student is expected to develop a working knowledge of ecology and expertise in the production of a PLPA-508 Cultivation of Beneficial Microorganisms 3(2+1) particular crop or group of crops. CP-510 General Biochemistry (Compulsory) 3(2+1) Total Credit Hours 19(13+6) PART-III Term First PART-IV Term First PLPR-501 Insect Classification 3(2+1) PLPA-601 Advanced Mycology 3(2+1) PLPR-503 Pests of Field Crops 3(2+1) PLPA-603 Seed & Pest-harvest Pathology 3(2+1) PLPR-505 Plant Nematology 3(2+1) PLPA-605 Dynamics of Plant Disease 3(2+1) PLPR-507 Introductory Ecology 3(2+1) PLPA-607 Principles of Plant Disease Management 3(2+1) PLPR-509 Acarology 3(2+1) Suport-611 Minor 2(1+1) STAT-511 Elementary Statistics 3(2+1) Total Credit Hours 18(12+6) Total Credit Hours 18(12+6)

89 PART-III Term Second Offering compulsory and supporting course to others major PLPR-502 Fundamentals of Weed Science 3(2+1 disciplines, through following sections: PLPR-504 Pests of Fruits, Vegetables & Ornamentals 3(2+1) 1. English. 2. Islamic & Pakistan Studies. PLPR-506 Principles of Plant Disease Management 3(2+1) 3. Statistics. PLPR-508 Pesticides & their Application Techniques 2(1+1) 4. Agricultural Economic. CP-510 General Biochemistry (Compulsory) 2(1+1) 5. Agricultural Education Extension and Short Courses. Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) PART-IV Term First DISTRICT WISE DISTRIBUTION OF MERIT PLPR-601 Principles of Plant Protection 3(2+1) SEATS OF ADMISSION AT PLPR-603 Host Plant Resistance 3(2+1) FOR THE YEAR 2015-16 PLPR-605 Vertebrate Pest Management 3(2+1) PLPR-607 Post-harvest Pest Management 3(2+1) S# DISTRICTS URBAN RURAL TOTAL Suport-611 Minor 2(1+1) SUKKUR DIVISION Total Credit Hours 15(9+6) 1 Sukkur 2 12 14 PART-IV Term Second 2 Ghotki 2 11 13 PLPR-602 Urban Pest management 2(2+0) 3 Khairpur 3 15 18 PLPR-604 Range and Forest management 3(2+1) PLPR-606 Scientific writing and presentation 3(2+1) 4 Shaheed Benazir Abad 3 13 16 PLPR-610 Internship including report writing 4(0+4) 5 Naushahro Feroze 3 13 16 Total Credit Hours 12 (6+6) Sub Total 13 64 77 LARKANO DIVISION SOCIAL SCIENCES 6 Larkana 3 14 17 7 Qamber / S. Kot 2 8 10 ACADEMIC STAFF 8 Shikarpur 2 11 13 Assistant Professor Mukhtiar Ahmed Samo M.A. (US) & Incharge 9 Jacobabad 2 11 13 Chairman 10 Kashmore 2 8 10 Nisar Ahmed Pahore M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor Sub Total 11 52 63 Ghulam Qadir Chandio M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor HYDERABAD DIVISION Faiz Ahmed Shaikh M.Sc. (Agri.) Hons Assistant Professor 11 Dadu (Talukas Mehar 2 8 10 & K.N.Shah) Abdul Saboor Soomro B.E (SAU) Lecturer Sub Total 2 8 10 Grand Total 26 124 150

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91 Engineering and Technological based knowledge to the rural masses of Sindh and produces high quality trained manpower for KHAIRPUR COLLEGE OF successful implementation of agro based developmental programs. The Khairpur College of Agricultural Engineering & Technology is AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING one of the constituent colleges of the Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. This is the first college of its kind to cater the needs of & TECHNOLOGY, Sindh in Agricultural Engineering aspects. It is established on 23 KHAIRPUR MIR’S acres abandoned land alongside old National Highway near to IBA Community College, Khairpur Mir’s. Ayaz Hussain Abro The college of Agricultural Engineering is established with an aim B.E (Agri.) Hons, Incharge Principal to take leadership role in the promotion of technological challenges Agriculture is the world's largest and most important industry and their management for sustainable agriculture development in feeding and clothing an ever growing population of the world. the province of Sindh in particular and the country at large by However, nowadays agriculture worldwide is adopting new imparting high quality education, productive research and outreach technologies such as micro irrigation methods, Global Positioning activities. The college will work initially for the refinement of vision System (GPS) supported water regulation and farm mechanization, and skills of graduates in the field of agricultural engineering. Later laser leveling, Geographic Information System (GIS) and remote on, the post graduate professionals with distinction in the field of sensing (satellite technology) for estimation of soil salinity, irrigation, drainage, water resources management, mechanized availability of water in channels, canals, rivers, dames etc, food agriculture through modernized farm machinery & power, intensity, crop water requirements, pest management, cropped renewable and non-renewable energy resources management, and area, crop health and yield in order to keep pace with growing postharvest technology and food processing engineering graduates demand for food and fiber. Thus, latest technologies for will be produced. sustainable agriculture can be transferred, trained and operated by Agricultural Engineer. LOCATION Agricultural Engineering has tremendous potential to improve the The college is located at Longitude 68.771o E and Latitude 27.565o quality and lifestyle of common people by increasing viability and N in Khairpur Mir’s City of Sindh province on the left bank of Rohri profitability of production, post production and other rural and urban Canal near IBA Community College, Khairpur along Pakistan enterprises and by enhancing labor productivity, reducing National Highway. Khairpur Railway Station is at a distance of drudgery, improving welfare and designing appropriate health and about 6 km while Sukkur Airport is at a distance of 25 km from safety intervention. Agricultural Engineering can also contribute to college. increase output by reducing pre and post production losses through enhanced harvesting, handling and processing. Soil and water resources can be managed by better engineering MISSION applications. The mission of the college is to produce young, energetic, Looking into the needs of the people, an Agricultural Engineering generous, highly motivated and talented professional agricultural College to serve people of upper Sindh in particular and the entire engineers, who uphold and advance for the integrity, honor, dignity Sindh in general is established. The college imparts the Agricultural & development of their profession.

92 organizations on projects of national importance. VISION ACADEMIC STAFF The main focus of the college would be to develop students' knowledge and skills in agricultural engineering by giving Name Qualification Designation professional and academic training in the broad areas of Soil and B.E (Agri.) SAU, Tandojam Water Resources Engineering, Mechanization, Farm machinery, Ayaz Hussain Abro Principal Postharvest Technology and Food Processing Engineering and M.Ed. SAU, Tandojam Agribusiness Management. B.E (Agri.) SAU, Tandojam Waqar Ahmed Bhayo Lecturer M.E.(SAU Tandojam) OBJECTIVES Mukhtiar Hussain Mirjat M.Sc. (SAU Tandojam) Lecturer . Produce quality engineering graduates needed for Agriculture Meharunisa Rais M.Sc.(SAU Tandojam) Lecturer and Agro-industrial development of country. Advance the frontier of knowledge in engineering and generate technologies B.S. (Mathematics) in support of the Agri-enterprise development thrust of the Liaquat Ali Lund University of Sindh, Lecturer country. Jamshoro B.Sc. (Agri.) SAU, . Promote the utilization of useful technologies by proper Abid Ali Randhawa Lab. Lecturer clientele effectively practice agricultural engineering in the Tandojam areas of farm power & machine systems, soil and water and Sher Ali Shaikh B.E(Agri.) SAU, Tandojam Lab. Lecturer natural resources management. B.E.(Mech.) MUET Azhar Mustafa Soomro Lab. Lecturer . Demonstrate proficiency in fundamental engineering skills and Jamshoro technical knowledge as well as professional and personal skills appropriate for their profession Ajeet Kumar B.E.(Agri.) SAU Tandojam Lab. Lecturer . Prepare for future challenges and opportunities in agricultural Mazhar Hussain Tunio B.E.(Agri.) SAU, Tandojam Lab. Lecturer engineering through the application and discovery of Zaheer Ahmed Aqualani B.E(Agri.) SAU, Tandojam Lab. Lecturer knowledge. M.A (English), SALU, Teaching Miss Paras Pathan . Organize short courses / trainings on design of Agricultural Khairpur Assistant Machinery, Testing of Agricultural Machinery, Manufacturing B.S (Computer Science), Teaching Technology of Agricultural Machinery, tractor operation, Miss Saira Farooqi SALU, Khairpur Assistant maintenance of agriculture implements; conduct on-job training programs and refresher courses on land and water M.Sc. (Bio Chemistry), Teaching Rahib Ali Juno management strategies, Tube well operation and maintenance, SALU, Khairpur. Assistant Computer Aided Designs, focus on the low cost farm housing, food and fruit processing, utilization, marketing, and postharvest technology. . Offer consultancy services to the national and international

93 1st TERM 5th TERM Sr. Code Title Credit 1 LWM-501 Soil Physics 3(2 – 1) # 2 FPM-503 Farm Machinery 3(2 – 1) 1 BE-301 Applied Physics 3(2 - 1) 3 FS-505 Applied Electricity 3(2 – 1) 2 BE-303 Applied Mathematics 3(3 - 0) 4 ID-507 Hydraulic Machinery 3(2 – 1) 3 EE-305 Industrial Chemistry 3(2 - 1) 5 IS-509 Islamic Studies or Ethics 2(2 – 0) 4 ID-307 Engineering Hydrology 3(2 - 1) 6 BE-511 Numerical Analysis 3(3 – 0) 5 FPM-309 Metallurgy & Workshop Practices 3(2 - 1) Total 17(13-4) 6 LWM-311 Surveying and Leveling 3(1 - 2) 6th TERM Total 18(12- 6) 1 FS -502 Agriculture Process Engineering 3(2 – 1) nd 2 TERM 2 EE-504 Agro Industrial Management 3(2 – 1) 1 AG-302 Basic Agriculture 3(2 - 1) 3 ID-506 Pumps & Tube Wells 3(2 – 1) 2 EE-304 Environmental Engineering 3(2 - 1) 4 LWM-508 Saline Sodic and Waterlogged Soils 3(2 – 1) 3 FPM-306 Engineering Drawing & Graphics 3(2 - 1) 5 EC-510 Economics for Engineers 2(2 – 0) 4 FS-308 Engineering Materials 2(2 - 0) 6 FPM-512 Machine Design 3(2 – 1) 5 PS-310 Pakistan Studies 2(2 - 0) Total 17(12 -5) 6 LWM-312 Farm Irrigation Systems 3(2 - 1) 7th TERM Total 16(12- 4) 1 EE- 601 Solid Waste Management 3 (2 – 1) rd 3 TERM 2 FS-603 Farm Structures 3(2 – 1) 1 BE-401 Engineering Mechanics 3(2 - 1) 3 ID-605 Irrigation Engineering 3(2 – 1) 2 BE-403 Advanced Mathematics for Engineers 3(3 - 0) 4 LWM-607 Soil & Water Conservation Engineering 3(2 – 1) 3 EE-405 Water Quality 3(2 - 1) 5 STAT- 609 Applied Engineering Statistics 3(2- 1) 4 FPM -407 Instrumentation 3(2 – 1) 6 EN -611 Communication Skills 2(2- 0) 5 FS-409 Strength of Materials 2(2 – 0) Total 17(12- 5) 6 ID-411 Soil Mechanics 3(2 – 1) 8th TERM Total 17(13- 4) 1 FPM-602 Earth Moving Machinery 3(2 – 1) th 4 TERM 2 ID-604 Drainage Engineering 3(2 – 1) 1 ID-402 Fluid Mechanics 3(2 – 1) 3 LWM-606 Water Management Practices 3(2 – 1) 2 BE-404 Computer Programming & Applications 3(1 – 2) 4 FS – 608 Post-Harvest Technology 3(2 – 1) 3 EE-406 Energy Resources and Management 3(2 – 1) 5 AE-610 Internship 4(0 – 4) 4 EN-408 Technical Writing 2(2 – 0) 6 AE-612 Project Report & Seminar 2(1 – 1) 5 FPM-410 IC Engines and Tractors 3(2 – 1) Total 18(9- 9) 6 FS-412 Theory of Structures 2(2 – 0) Total Credit Hours 136(94-42) Total 16(11- 5)

94 DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENT OF POSTHARVEST The college constitutes following four departments which offer TECHNOLOGY & PROCESS ENGINEERING combined four year degree in Agricultural Engineering. With growing concerns on food insecurity, especially in the dense

populated areas of under developed regions, the importance of DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER postharvest and agro food process engineering has heightened in RESOURCES ENGINEERING recent times. In Pakistan, the lack of knowledge of postharvest losses and appropriate storage facilities at farm level demands to The relationship between crop, soil, water and climate is quite complex phenomena and the knowledge of this relationship establish the department of Postharvest Technology and Process enables in the enhancement of the crop yield and plays key role in Engineering. The department disseminates the knowledge about the food security of the country. The reliable water supplies for Farm Structures and Agricultural Process Engineering. Our irrigated agriculture are instrumental to feed the growing population graduates must be able to face the challenges concerned to the in the developing countries including Pakistan. However, they are food quality, food nutrients and preservation and offer viable declining with each passing day; hence their efficient utilization and solution, so that they can serve the society in general and farming management is crucial for sustainable agriculture. On the other community in particular. hand, poor irrigation water management creates the problems of waterlogging and secondary salinization that will spoil our fertile agricultural lands. The water resource, irrigation and drainage engineers are educated and trained to recognize the complex DEPARTMENT OF FARM POWER AND problems related to the planning, designing and utilizing the available soil and water resources. This is only possible through MACHINERY better water application methods, conservation techniques, and The Department of Farm Power and Machinery (FPM) has been water management practices. The government of Pakistan has established with the aim to apply modern engineering knowledge to been putting efforts to ensure water supplies for irrigated agriculture, industry and domestic purposes. During past 65 years, increase agricultural productivity, improve product quality and several mega projects were launched in the fields of irrigation, minimize losses through utilization of machines tools and power drainage and water resources engineering. Keeping in view the sources. The mission of the department is to provide leadership complexity of the soil and water related problems, the Department and excellence in teaching, research and outreach in farm power of Soil and Water Resources Engineering has been established at and machinery at graduate level and later on it will be enhanced to the Khairpur College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, postgraduate level. The department to be well equipped with to produce young engineers and scientists in this field. Agricultural Engineering Workshop, Machinery Hall, Power Units Garage, Mechanical and Electronics Laboratories, Drawing & Design Laboratory, Machine Shop, Welding and smithy Shops.

95 DEPARTMENT OF BASIC AND AGRIBUSINESS SELF-FINANCING CHARGES (Rs.) MANAGEMENT Sr. Program Sindh Province No The Department of Basic and Agribusiness Management has been Lump Four (02) equal installments established to offer various supporting courses like Applied Sum (to be charged in first 02 terms) Mathematics, Applied Physics, Computer Science and Engineering 1 B.E. (Agri.) 120,000.0 1,60,000.0 (80,000.0 x 2) Mechanics with special application in Agricultural Engineering. Also this department offers subjects of social sciences as well as Note: Charges for Self Finance as per HEC agribusiness management. The mission of the department is to . Installments shall be paid in first and second terms. provide leadership and excellence in teaching, research and outreach in Agribusiness Management, Engineering Mechanics . 50% of the funds generated from self-finance scheme shall be and Computer Science with Applied Mathematics at the graduate allocated to the concerned constituent College. and postgraduate levels. KHAIRPUR COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY DIVISION AND DISTRICT WISE ALLOCATION / DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS District Seats District Seats SUKKUR DIVISION HYDERABAD DIVISION Sukkur 4 Hyderabad 2 Ghotki 2 Matiari 1 Khairpur 6 T M Khan 1 S. B. Abad 3 T Allahyar 1 Noushehro Feroze 3 Dadu 1 Sub-Total 18 Jamshoro 1 LARKANA DIVISION Thatta 1 Larkana 3 Badin 1 Qambar-Shahdadkot 2 Sub-Total 9 Shikarpur 3 KARACHI DIVISION Jacobabad 2 KARACHI 1 Kashmore 2 Sub-Total 44 Sub-Total 12 Various quota / categories MIRPURKHAS DIVISION Mirpur Khas 1 Girls Quota 3 Umerkot 1 Employees Quota 1 Tharparkar 1 Self-Finance 12 Sanghar 1 TOTAL 60 Sub-Total 4 *All District merit seats distributed 80 percent to rural and 20 percent to urban area

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97 5. An applicant previously admitted at any other University / ADMISSION POLICY [[ Institution but rusticated / debarred before applying for admission at Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam shall not Admission Policy Committee be considered for admission at this university. 1. Prof. Dr. Mujeeb-u-ddin Sahrai Memon 6. An applicant convicted of moral turpitude shall not be Chairman considered for admission. Members 7. The hostel accommodation is not the liability of the university 2. All Deans and shall only be provided subject to the availability of space. 3. Prof. Dr. A. Q. Mughal Regulations for Admission to Graduate Degree Program 4. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Keerio Following regulations shall apply to candidates seeking admissions to B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. Part-1; 1st Prof. D.V.M; 1st Prof. BE. (Agri.); 5. Prof. Dr. Inayatullah Rajper BSIT. (Hons.) and B.Sc. (Hons.) Food Sciences and Technology. 6. Prof. Dr. Aijaz Ali Khooharo Eligibility 7. Mr. Riasat Ali Kubar 1. Minimum requirements of admission shall be Intermediate 8. Mr. Hafeezullah Memon Member/ Secretary Science with at least Grade “C” in the years 2013, 2014 & 2015 or an equivalent qualification or second class with at General Instructions least 50% marks for other provinces recognized by Sindh 1. Admission to the first year of all graduate degree programs is Agriculture University Tandojam. This condition applies to all made according to the policy and the rules framed by the merit, self-finance as well as reserved seats and specified university. The rules of admission described below are subject quotas. Rural/Urban quota shall however strictly be observed. to modification by the statutory bodies of the university as and The zero term/qualifier examination in Pre-Engineering core when considered necessary. subjects, shall be applied for those candidates to be admitted 2. In case a candidate provides incorrect information and/or false in B.E. (Agri.) program with less than 60% marks but not certificates / documents detected before or at any stage after below 50% marks in aggregate in Intermediate Science admission his/her admission shall be cancelled. Examination (Pre-Engineering Group). 3. A candidate suffering from any life threatening contagious 2. Candidates appearing/passing Intermediate Science in the disease is not eligible for admission. If detected at any stage, supplementary Examination 2015 shall not be eligible; his/her admission shall be cancelled. however, candidates passing their intermediate in supplementary examinations during the years 2013 and 2014 4. An applicant registered with any other University / Institution / will be considered for admissions. College, if selected at Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam shall be admitted only after his / her cancellation of 3. Both sexes (male & female) are eligible to apply. registration / admission in other academic institution. Any 4. Candidates with Intermediate Science in: proof of dual admission shall result in cancellation of admission at Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. a Pre-Medical Group shall be eligible for admission to B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. in the Faculties of Crop Production,

98 Crop Protection and D.V.M. in the Faculty of Animal 7. In case of marks being equal between two or more candidates, Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences. selection will be made on the basis of marks obtained in science subjects related to the concerned Faculty. b Pre-Engineering Group shall be eligible for admission to B.E. (Agri.) in the Faculty of Agricultural Engineering. 8. Admission of candidates from Balochistan, KPK, Gilgit- Baltistan and AJK shall be made on the recommendations of c Both Pre- Engineering & Pre- Medical Groups shall be eligible for admission to B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. in the Faculty their respective Governments / Authorities in accordance with of Agricultural Social Sciences at the ratio of 80:20 (80% the rules as laid down in the prospectus. The admission of Pre- Engineering 20% Pre- Medical). such candidates shall be limited to the number of seats allocated for that province. Direct application will not be d Both Pre- Medical & Pre- Engineering Groups shall be entertained. The final merit of nominated candidates shall be eligible for admission to B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. in the Faculty determined by Sindh Agriculture University after Entry Test of Crop Production and Faculty of Crop Protection at the scores. ratio of 80:20 (80% Pre- Medical 20% Pre- Engineering). e. Pre-Computer Group will be given priority for admission 9. Candidates from Balochistan province shall be nominated by to BSIT (Hons.). However, for vacant seat(s), Pre- the Government of Balochistan: Engineering / Pre-Medical Groups shall be eligible at the a Candidates belonging to Balochistan Province and ratio 80:20 (80% Pre-Engineering: 20% Pre-Medical). nominated by the Department of Livestock, Government f Pre-Medical / Pre-Engineering Group shall be eligible for of Balochistan shall be considered for admission against admission to B.Sc. (Hons) Food Sciences & Technology reserved seats in the faculty of Animal Husbandry & at the ratio of 70:30 (70 Pre-Medical: 30 Pre- Veterinary Sciences. It is advisable that the nominating Engineering). department shall nominate atleast five candidates for 5. Admission of Sindh-domiciled candidates shall be made each reserved seat (i.e. 30 candidates may be according to district quota. The selection of candidates from nominated against 6 reserved seats). The final merit of district quota will be 80% from rural areas and 20% from nominated candidates shall be determined by Sindh urban areas. Urban areas in each district will be confined to Agriculture University Tandojam after entry test scores. Municipalities / Corporations as determined by the revenue b Candidates belonging to Balochistan Province and department and the rest of the areas will be considered as nominated by the Department of agriculture Extension, rural However, seats falling vacant either from rural or urban Government of Balochistan shall be considered for quota shall be filled within district. admission against reserved seats in the faculties of Crop 6. Vacant seats from the quota of any one or more districts of a Protection, Crop Production, Agricultural Social Sciences division shall be filled in from amongst the remaining and Agricultural Engineering. It is advisable that the candidates of the other districts of that division in order of their nominating department shall nominate at least five merit. In all cases, 80:20 ratio (rural 80%: urban 20%) shall be candidates for each reserved seat (i.e. 200 candidates maintained. However, the seats still falling vacant (either may be nominated against 39 reserved seats). The final urban or rural) shall be filled within division. Even after merit of nominated candidates shall be determined by Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam after entry test observing the above formulations, any seat falling vacant shall scores. be filled on overall merit basis on Sindh level.

99 10. In case of reserved quota for Defense personnel, the 17. All the candidates must produce marks certificates of S.S.C., nominations shall be made by General Headquarters. H.S.C. / Diploma and other required documents in original at 11. Employees of the Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam, the time of admission which will be returned back after six possessing Diploma of Associate Engineer (DAE) in Civil or months. Mechanical Engineering with at least 2nd division in the years 18. After verification of the documents, in case of any 2013, 2014 & 2015 with atleast 50% marks will be eligible for forgery/manipulation detected at any stage, the authorities of admission to B. E. (Agri.) in the Faculty of Agricultural the university shall have the right to cancel his / her Engineering. Only one seat is reserved for such candidates. admission. However, the employee seeking admission shall obtain NOC/ Study leave from the university authorities. 19. Prospectus and admission forms shall be provided to the candidates on payment of prescribed fee of Rs. 2600.00 12. In case of quota, reserved for the dependants of regular (Form + Entry Test Fee) through the branches of bank employees of Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam, only the specified in the advertisement. sons, daughters, real brothers/sisters shall be eligible to compete for reserved seats, provided their parents have put in 20. The candidates desiring to compete against reserved seats of 2 years of continuous service in the University (in-service or Sports Quota shall have to obtain and fill separate admission retired/expired). However preference shall be given to sons / form and attach relevant sports certificates. daughters. Pre-Entry Test 13. The candidates on sports quota shall be recommended for 21. All applicants including those applying for admission on Open admission by the selection committee to be constituted by the Merit, Reserved Seats (on merit basis) for various categories Vice Chancellor. However, these seats are reserved only for or Nominees of Provincial / Federal Government and Self- Sindh-domiciled candidates. Finance seats (except students from overseas/ Armed Forces) 14. In case, the selection of candidates is made in the faculty other shall compulsorily have to appear in a University entry test. than the first choice of candidate as per first selection list, he / she shall have to seek registration by paying prescribed 22. Test shall be conducted in five subjects, with subject-wise amount of fee, failing which he / she shall loose his right of weightage, number of questions, marks and time as described admission and he / she will not be considered for admission below: Time for the next selection list even though he / she possesses No. of Subject Weightage Marks allowed higher score of adjusted marks. Questions Minutes 15. Any candidate who fails to give option of choices for his/ her Physics 20% 20 20 20 selection as prescribed in the admission form, the selection of candidate will be made / determined by Admission Committee Chemistry 20% 20 20 20 in the faculty as deemed appropriate as per merit which shall Biology/Maths 25% 25 25 25 be treated as final. English 20% 20 20 20 16. The candidates who have got admission by paying prescribed General Knowledge 15% 15 15 15 amount of fee and want to get their provisional admission Total 100% 100 100 100 cancelled; he / she shall be entitled to get refund of fee as per HEC policy.

100 23. Each correct answer shall carry one mark. Final merit list of Re-Admission Policy the candidates shall be prepared according to the marks 30. Those students who remained absent from their classes and adjusted by the following formula: examinations for any reason, will be considered for re- Examination Weightage admission in the appropriate term where they left their studies, (% of marks obtained) with the appropriate batch subject to application of other Matriculation 10% relevant rules, provided the application for re-admission shall be Intermediate 60% routed through the Dean/ Coordinator of the faculty concerned giving the cogent reasons. Pre-admission test 30% 24. Candidate securing atleast 20% marks in the Pre-Admission Enrolment Card Test shall be eligible to compete for admission. 31. Each student is required to enroll himself/ herself in the 25. 20 Marks for Agriculture as third component in Matriculation University after the finalization of the discipline in the First examination shall be added to the total marks obtained in term of First Year and obtain Enrolment card accordingly. In matriculation and the percentage shall be calculated for such case of failure, he / she will not be allowed to appear in the candidates. examination of the First term of the First Year

26. 1 % of the aggregate marks for each year shall be deducted from the total marks of Intermediate Science if the examination was passed during the year 2013 and 2014. 27. 20 Marks for Hafiz Qur’an shall be added to the total marks obtained in the intermediate examination and then percentage shall be calculated for such candidate. Closing of Admission 28. The admission for the session will be made upto the end of FOURTH week from the date of start of Classes. After that period no new admissions will be made. However, any change of discipline on merit will be made upto 07 days after the closing date of admission. The seats fallen vacant will not be filled-up. Identity Card 29. The Students, after getting admission at the University, will be issued University Identity Cards by the Deputy Registrar Admission. It is necessary for the students to keep their valid identity cards with them while attending the classes, traveling in the point buses or staying in the campus.

101 BREAKUP OF VARIOUS FEES (Rupees) Fee to be charged from the students registering in all the Faculties Sr. At the time of first admission Subsequent terms Fee Structure No Merit Self- Finance Merit Self- Finance 1 Admission 6500 6500 00 00 2 Registration 2000 2000 1000 1000 3 Tuition (Per Term) 3200 6400 3200 6400 4 Gymkhana (Per Term) 400 400 300 300 5 Magazine (Per Term) 200 200 200 200 6 Co-Curricular Activities 300 300 250 250 7 Enrolment Card 200 200 00 00 8 Identity Card 200 200 200 200 9 Library User Charges 1000 1000 100 100 10 Library Card 200 200 200 200 11 Certificate Verification 500 500 00 00 12 Examination 600 600 600 600 13 Transport 1000 1000 1000 1000 Total 16300 19500 7050 10250 Capitation charges once from the candidates of other than Sindh Province to be 75000 admitted either against reserved seat or under self-finance scheme:

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SELF - FINANCING CHARGES (Rs. ) Sindh Province Other Province S Program Two (02) equal installments Two (02) equal installments # Lump Sum Lump Sum (to be charged in first 02 terms) (to be charged in first 02 terms) 1 DVM 2, 00, 000 (1,25,000 x 2) = 2, 50, 000 6, 00, 000 (Rs. 3, 75, 000 x 2) = 7, 50, 000 2 BE (Agri.) 2, 00, 000 (1, 25, 000 x 2) = 2, 50,000 6, 00, 000 (Rs. 3, 75, 000 x 2) = 7, 50, 000 3 BSIT (Hons.) 1, 50, 000 (93, 750 x 2) = 1, 87, 500 5, 00, 000 (Rs. 3, 12, 500 x 2) = 6, 25, 000 4 B.Sc.(Hons) FST 1, 50, 000 (93, 750 x 2) = 1, 87, 500 5, 00, 000 (Rs. 3, 12, 500 x 2) = 6, 25, 000 5 B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. 1, 00, 000 (62, 500 x 2) = 1, 25, 000 4, 00, 000 (Rs. 2, 50, 000 x 2) = 5, 00, 000

CHANGE OF FACULTY/DEPARTMENT CHARGES (Rs. ) S 2 equal installments Program / Faculties Lump Sum # (to be charged in first 2 terms) 1 DVM 1, 00, 000 (62, 500 x 2) =1, 25, 000

2 BE (Agri.) 1, 00, 000 (62, 500 x 2) =1, 25, 000 3 BSIT (Hons.) 1, 00, 000 (62, 500Fir stx 2)2 terms =1, 25, ) 000 4 B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. 1, 00, 000 (62, 500 x 2) =1, 25, 000 5 B.Sc. (Hons.) FST 1, 00, 000 (62, 500 x 2) =1, 25,000 Note:  Change of faculty is allowed to candidates of Sindh Province only subject to the existing rules and following conditions: o Change will only be allowed against the vacant seat in a given Faculty from amongst self-finance quota. o Application/request for change of faculty will only be entertained if submitted to the Registrar within 2 weeks of the last date of the deposition of admission fee, subject to the NOC from both the Deans. o Request of candidates belonging to other Provinces for change of faculty shall not be considered. o Charges for Self-Finance or Faculty Change cannot be claimed / refunded after registration. o Installments shall be paid in first and second terms. o No student shall be allowed to change his / her discipline .course after the specified period as mentioned in relevant clause of Admission Policy.  50% of the funds generated from self-finance scheme shall be allocated to the concerned faculty.

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OTHER FEES (Rs. )

SR. NO. PARTICULARS FEE 1 Marks Certificate (Ordinary) 150 2 Marks Certificate (Urgent) 300 3 Migration Certificate 2500 4 Duplicate Migration Certificate 5000 5 Pass Certificate (Ordinary) 150 6 Pass Certificate (Urgent) 300 7 Aggregate Marks Certificate (Ordinary) 250 8 Aggregate Marks Certificate (Urgent) 400 9 Degree Certificate in Convocation (plus gown hiring charges) 4000 10 Degree Certificate in Absentia 4000 11 Duplicate Degree Certificate 5000 12 Appearance Certificate 200 13 Result Announcement Certificate 200 14 Transcript Certificate (Ordinary) 300 15 Transcript Certificate (Urgent) 400 16 Eligibility Certificate 1000 17 Gap Certificate 400 18 Bonafide Student Certificate 300 19. SAU Certificate Verification 500

104 Faculty Wise Distribution of Merit Seats for Va rious Districts of Sindh. R = Rural U= Urban B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. B.E. (Agri) DVM BSIT B.Sc. Hons Faculty of Information Institute of Food Faculty of Faculty of Faculty of Faculty of Animal Total Division / District Agricultural Technology Science & Crop Crop Agricultural Husbandry & Social Centre Technology Production Protection Engineering Veterinary Sci. Sciences HYDERABAD R U R U R U R U R U R U R U DIVISION Hyderabad 18 5 10 2 7 2 7 2 7 2 9 4 2 1 78 Tando Allahyar 6 1 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 1 1 0 25 Tando Muhammad Khan 5 1 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 1 1 0 24 Matiari 6 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 1 1 0 26 Badin 13 3 7 2 5 1 5 1 5 1 7 2 1 1 54 Thatta 7 2 4 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 5 1 1 0 33 Sujawal 7 0 4 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 4 0 1 1 22 Dadu 13 3 7 2 5 1 5 1 5 1 7 2 1 0 54 Jamshoro 7 2 4 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 4 1 1 1 32 Sub-Total 82 19 45 11 31 9 31 9 31 9 45 13 10 3 348 MIRPURKHAS

DIVISION Mirpurkhas 12 3 6 2 4 1 4 1 4 1 7 2 1 1 49 Umerkot 8 2 4 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 4 2 1 0 34 Tharparkar 11 3 6 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 6 2 2 0 46 Sanghar 16 4 9 2 6 1 6 1 6 1 8 3 2 1 66 Sub-Total 47 12 25 6 17 4 17 4 17 4 25 9 6 2 195 SUKKUR DIVISION Sukkur 11 3 6 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 6 2 1 1 46 Ghotki 12 3 6 2 4 1 4 1 4 1 6 2 1 1 48 Khairpur 19 5 10 2 7 2 7 2 7 2 9 4 2 1 79 Shaheed Benazirabad 13 3 7 2 5 1 5 1 5 1 7 2 1 1 54 Noushehro Feroze 13 3 7 2 5 1 5 1 5 1 7 2 1 1 54 Sub-Total 68 17 36 9 25 6 25 6 25 6 35 12 6 5 281 LARKANA DIVISION Larkana 12 3 6 2 4 1 4 1 4 1 7 2 2 0 49 Qambar/Shahdad .Kot 11 3 6 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 6 2 2 0 46 Shikarpur 11 3 6 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 6 2 2 0 46 Jacobabad 9 2 5 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 4 2 1 0 36 Kashmore 9 2 4 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 4 2 1 0 35 Sub-Total 52 13 27 6 18 5 18 5 18 5 27 10 8 0 212 Karachi Division 0 8 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 2 0 1 23 Grand Total 249 69 133 35 91 27 91 27 91 27 132 46 30 11 1059

105 FACULTY WISE BREAKUP OF SEATS FOR VARIOUS CATEGORIE S

B. Sc. (Hons) B. Sc. (Agri.) Hons. B.E. (Agri) DVM BSIT

FST Faculty of Faculty of Institute of Faculty of Faculty of Faculty of Animal Information Agricultural Food Crop Crop Agricultural Husbandry Technology Categories Social Science & Production Protection Engineering & Vetry. Centre Total Sciences Technology Sciences Hyderabad Division 101 56 40 40 40 58 13 348 Mirpurkhas Division 59 31 21 21 21 34 8 195 Sukkur Division 85 45 31 31 31 47 11 281 A Larkana Division 65 33 23 23 23 37 8 212 Karachi Division 8 3 3 3 3 2 1 23 Sub-Total (A) 318 168 118 118 118 178 41 1059 Girls 10 8 10 8 12 8 4 60 Disabled 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 University Employees 4 3 3 4 4 3 2 23 SAU /Constituent College(s) Employees possessing diploma of 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Associate Engineer (DAE) Armed Services 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 12 B Balochistan 15 8 8 8 6 0 0 45 Khyber Pakhtun Khuwa 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 6 Gilgit Baltistan 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 Azad Jammu & Kashmir 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 Foreigners 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 19 Afghan Nationals 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 14 Overseas Pakistanis 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 12 Sub-Total (B) 39 29 31 31 49 19 12 210 C Self-Finance Seats (C) 40 35 25 40 30 30 7 207 D Sports Seats 3 4 4 4 4 3 2 24 Total (A+B+C+D) 400 236 178 193 201 230 62 1500 Note: 1. The vacant seats on different quotas shall be distributed as per policy within the districts of Sindh province. 2. The remaining seats (falling vacant at initial stage) of foreigners, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Armed Services etc. shall be distributed among districts of Sindh & filled-up on merit basis as per policy. 3. 50% of the self-finance seats are reserved for Sindh province and 50% for other

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DEPARTMENT WISE DISTRIBUTION OF MERIT SEATS FOR VARIOUS DISTRICTS OF SINDH FOR B. SC. (AGRI.) HONS. DEGREE PROGRAM IN THE FACULTY OF BREAKUP OF RESERVED SEATS FOR CROP PRODUCTION 2015-16. (R=RURAL, U=URBAN) VARIOUS CATEGORIES FACULTY OF CROP PRODUCTION Soil Plant Horti- Crop Biotech Total Agronomy Breeding & OTHER QUOTAS Total Division / District Science Genetics culture Physiology nology R/U R/U R/U R/U R/U R/U R/U Girls 10 HYDERABAD DIVISION Disabled 01 Hyderabad 23 6 4 4 4 2 3 University employee 04 Tando Allahyar 7 1 1 1 1 1 2 T. M. Khan 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 Armed Services 02 Matiari 8 1 1 1 2 1 1 Balochistan 15 Badin 16 4 4 4 2 1 1 Foreigners 03 Thatta 10 2 2 2 1 2 1 Sujawal 6 1 1 1 2 0 1 Afghan Nationals 02 Dadu 16 4 3 3 3 1 2 Overseas Pakistani 02 Jamshoro 9 2 2 2 1 1 1 Sub Total 39 Sub-Total 101 22 19 19 17 10 14 Self Finance 40 MIRPURKHAS DIVISION Mirpurkhas 15 3 3 3 3 1 2 Sports 03 Umerkot 10 3 2 2 1 1 1 Total 82 Tharparkar 14 3 2 3 3 2 1 Sanghar 20 5 3 4 5 2 1 Sub-Total 59 14 10 12 12 6 5 SUKKUR DIVISION Sukkur 14 3 2 3 3 2 1 Ghotki 15 4 3 2 2 2 2 Khairpur 24 4 5 5 4 3 3 Shaheed Benazirabad 16 4 3 3 3 1 2 Noushehro Feroze 16 4 3 3 2 2 2 Sub-Total 85 19 16 16 14 10 10 LARKANA DIVISION Larkana 15 4 3 3 2 2 1 Qambar/ S. Kot 14 3 2 2 3 2 2 Shikarpur 14 4 3 2 3 1 1 Jacobabad 11 2 2 2 2 2 1 Kashmore 11 3 3 2 1 1 1 Sub-Total 65 16 13 11 11 8 6 KARACHI DIVISION Karachi 8 2 1 1 1 1 2 Sub-Total 8 2 1 1 1 1 2 Total 318 73 59 59 55 35 37

107 DISTRIBUTION OF MERIT SEATS FOR VARIOUS DISTRICTS OF SINDH FOR B. SC. BREAKUP OF RESERVED SEATS FOR (AGRI.) HONS. DEGREE ROGRAM IN THE FACULTY OF CROP PROTECTION 2015- VARIOUS CATEGORIES FACULTY OF 16. (R=RURAL, U=URBAN) CROP PROTECTION

Entomology Plant Plant Total Seats OTHER QUOTAS Total Division/District Protection Pathology Girls 8 R/U R/U R/U R/U Hyderabad Division Disabled 1 Hyderabad 5 4 3 12 University employee 3 Tando Allahyar 1 1 2 4 Armed Services 2 T. Muhammad Khan 2 1 1 4 Balochistan 8 Matiari 2 1 1 4 Foreigners 3 Badin 4 3 2 9 Afghan Nationals 2 Thatta 3 1 1 5 Overseas Pakistani 2 Sujawal 1 1 2 4 Dadu 4 3 3 10 Sub Total 29 Jamshoro 3 1 1 5 Self Finance 35 Sub-Total 24 16 16 56 Sports 04 Mirpurkhas Division Total 68 Mirpurkhas 3 3 2 8 Umerkot 2 1 2 5 Tharparkar 2 3 2 7

Sanghar 4 3 4 11 Sub-Total 11 10 10 31 Sukkur Division Sukkur 3 2 2 7 Ghotki 3 3 2 8 Khairpur 5 3 4 12 Shaheed Benazirabad 4 2 3 9 Noushehro Feroze 4 3 2 9 Sub-Total 19 13 13 45 Larkana Division Larkana 3 3 2 8 Qambar/ S. Kot 3 2 2 7 Shikarpur 3 2 2 7 Jacobabad 2 2 2 6 Kashmore 2 1 2 5 Sub-Total 13 10 10 33 Karachi Division Karachi 1 1 1 3 Sub-Total 1 1 1 3 Total 68 50 50 168

108 DEPARTMENTWISE DISTRIBUTION OF MERIT SEATS FOR VARIOUS DISTRICTS OF BREAKUP OF RESERVED SEATS FOR SINDH FOR B. SC. (AGRI.) HONS. DEGREE PROGRAM IN THE FACULTY OF VARIOUS CATEGORIES FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIAL SCIENCES 2015-16. (R=RURAL, U=URBAN) AGRIL.SOCIAL SCIENCES

AEESC AES RS STAT Total OTHER QUOTAS Total Division/District seats Girls 10 R/U R/U R/U R/U R/U HYDERABAD DIVISION Disabled 1 Hyderabad 2 2 2 3 9 University employee 3 Tando Allahyar 1 1 1 - 3 Armed Services 2 T. Muhammad Khan 1 1 1 - 3 Balochistan 8 Matiari 1 1 1 - 3 Foreigners 3 Badin 2 2 1 1 6 Afghan Nationals 2 Thatta 1 1 1 1 4 Overseas Pakistani 2 Sujawal 0 1 1 0 2 Dadu 1 1 3 1 6 Sub Total 31 Jamshoro 1 1 1 1 4 Self Finance 25 Sub-Total 10 11 12 7 40 Sports 04 MIRPURKHAS DIVISION Total 60 Mirpurkhas 1 1 1 2 5 Umerkot 1 1 1 1 4 Tharparkar 2 1 1 1 5 Sanghar 2 2 2 1 7 Sub-Total 6 5 5 5 21 SUKKUR DIVISION Sukkur 1 1 1 2 5 Ghotki 1 1 1 2 5 Khairpur 2 2 2 3 9 Shaheed Benazirabad 2 1 2 1 6 Noushehro Feroze 2 1 2 1 6 Sub-Total 8 6 8 9 31 LARKANA DIVISION Larkana 1 1 1 2 5

Qambar/ Shahdad.Kot 1 1 1 2 5 Shikarpur 1 1 1 2 5 Jacobabad 1 1 1 1 4 Kashmore 1 1 1 1 4 Sub-Total 5 5 5 8 23 KARACHI DIVISION Karachi 1 1 1 - 3 Sub-Total 1 1 1 - 3 Total 30 28 31 29 118

109 KHIRPUR COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING & SHAHEED ZULFIQAR ALI BHUTTO AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY DIVISION AND DISTRICT WISE COLLEGE (SZABAC), DOKRI DISTRICT WISE ALLOCATION/DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. DISTRIBUTION OF MERIT SEAT S # DISTRICT URBAN RURAL TOTAL S DISTRICT URBAN RURAL TOTAL SUKKUR DIVISION # 1 Sukkur 1 3 4 2 Ghotki 1 1 2 SUKKUR DIVISION 3 Khairpur 2 4 6 1 Sukkur 2 12 14 4 S. B. Abad 1 2 3 2 Ghotki 2 11 13 5 Noushehro Feroze 1 2 3 3 Khairpur 3 15 18 Sub Total 6 12 18 4 Shaheed Benazir Abad 3 13 16 LARKANA DIVISION 6 Larkana 1 2 3 5 Noushehro Feroze 3 13 16 7 Qambar/ShahdadKot 1 1 2 Sub Total: 13 52 77 8 Shikarpur 1 2 3 LARKANA DIVISION 9 Jacobabad 1 1 2 6 Larkana 3 14 17 10 Kashmore 1 1 2 7 Qambar/ShahdadKot 2 8 10 Sub Total 5 7 12 8 Shikarpur 2 11 13 MIRPURKHAS DIVISION 11 Mirpurkhas 0 1 1 9 Jacobabad 2 11 13 12 Umerkot 0 1 1 10 Kashmore 2 8 10 13 Tharparkar 0 1 1 Sub Total: 11 52 63 14 Sanghar 0 1 1 HYDERABAD DIVISION Sub Total 0 4 4 11 Dadu (Talukas Mehar 2 8 10 HYDERABAD DIVISION & K.N. Shah) 15 Hyderabad 1 1 2 16 Matiari 0 1 1 Sub. Total: 2 8 10 17 T. M. Khan 0 1 1 Grand Total: 26 124 150 18 T. Allahyar 0 1 1 19 Dadu 0 1 1 20 Jamshoro 0 1 1 21 Thatta 0 1 1 22 Badin 0 1 1 Sub Total 0 9 9 KARACHI DIVISION 23 Karachi 0 1 1 Sub Total 0 1 1 VARIOUS QUOTA/CATEGORIES Girls Quota 3 Employees Quota 1 Self-Finance 12 Sub Total 16 Total 60

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APPLICATION FORM

Pre Medical Pre Engineering Pre Computer .

A. PERSONAL Photograph 1. Name in Full (in block letters as mentioned in Matriculation Certificate)

i. Name ______

ii. Father's Name ______

iii. Surname ______

2. Domicile (District) ______Rural Urban .

3. Province ______4. Gender Male Female .

5. Place of Birth ______

6. Date of Birth Date Month Year

7. Permanent Residence Certificate C- FORM (District) ______8. Nationality ______Religion ______

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9. C.N.I.C. No - -

10. Permanent Address ______Postal Code ______

Telephone # (If any) ______Cell # ______Signature of Applicant

B. ACADEMIC RECORD a) College / University last attended. ______b) Agriculture opted as third component in class X. Yes No. . c) Hafiz-e-Qura'an Yes No. . (if yes, attach photocopy of Hafiz-e-Qura'an Certificate from a recognized Madersah / Darual-Uloom)

EXAMINATION SSC / Matric / O-level HSC /Inter / A-level ANY OTHER

BOARD

Class / Division /

Grade

Year of Passing

Percent Marks

Group / Major

Subjects

3 C. GUARDIAN

1. Full name of the guardian ______

2. Relationship of the guardian with candidate ______

3. Guardian's occupation ______

4. C.N.I.C. No - -

5. Guardian's annual income ______

6. Postal address of guardian ______

______Postal Code ______

7. Cell # ______Telephone # (If any) ______Email ______

8. Permanent address of guardian ______

______Postal Code ______

Signature of Guardian

4 D. CATEGORIES FOR ADMISSION Please tick () the relevant boxes given below: (all admissions are made on merit within a given category/quota): Real Sons / Daughters / Brothers / 1. District-wise seats 6. . Sisters / Spouse of SAU employees .

Real Sons / Daughters / Brothers 2. Self-Finance 7. . /Sisters of Armed Forces (Nominees) .

D.D. of Rs. . 8. Baluchistan (Nominees) .

Rs. Worlds: . 9. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Nominees) .

Dated: . 10. Azad Jammu and Kashmir (Nominees) .

3. Disabled Persons Seats . 11. Gilgit Baltistan (Nominees) .

4. Girls Seats . 12. Overseas Pakistanis .

5. Afghan Nationals (Nominees) .

5 CANDIDATE'S CHOICE/PREFERENCE FOR ADMISSION Please give your preference (in numerical order, eg. 1, 2, 3) for the Faculty and department in which admission is desired.

FACULTY OF CROP PRODUCTION FACULTY OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. 8 Terms VETY. SCIENCE  Department of Agronomy D.V.M. 10 Terms  Department of Biotechnology FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL  Department of Horticulture ENGINEERING B.E. (Agri.) 8 Terms  Department of Crop Physiology INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CENTER

 Department of Soil Science B.S.I.T(Hons.) 8 Terms  Department of Plan Breeding and Genetic INSTITUTE OF FOOD SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY FACULTY OF CROP PROTECTION B.Sc. (Hons.)IFST 8 Terms B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. 8 Terms  Department of Entomology SHAHEED ZULFAQUAR ALI BHUTTO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

 Department of Plant Pathology (SZABAC), DOKRI B.Sc. (Hons.) 8 Terms  Department of Plant Protection FACULTY OF KHAIRPUR COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, AGRICULTURAL SOCIAL SCIENCES B.Sc. (Agri.) Hons. 8 Terms KHAIRPUR B.E. (Agri.) 8 Terms  Department of Agricultural Economics  Department of Rural Sociology

 Department of Statistics

 Department of Agrl.Edu.Ext.& Short Courses

6 Summary (To be filled by the applicant) Name of applicant ______

Father's Name ______

Domicile (District) ______Rural . Urban . Gender Male . Female .

Matriculation (Total marks obtained) ______Intermediate (Total marks obtained) ______

Year of Passing (Intermediate) ______Hafiz-e-Quran Yes . No . Agriculture Yes . No .

Verified By: Name ______Signature ______

(FOR OFFICE USE ONLY) Action by the office of Deputy Registrar (Admission) . The application is complete in all respects and contains all the required documents as listed under the instructions.

. The documents, corresponding to S.No (s) ______of the list given under the instructions, were missing with the Application Form. The applicant was informed vide Letter No. ______dated ______to send these documents within seven days by registered post to the Deputy Registrar (Admissions), Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. . The missing documents were received by the office of admissions on ______and the Application Form stands complete in all respects. . A reminder was sent to the applicant vide Letter No. ______dated ______asking the applicant to send the missing documents by ______failing which the Application Form may be rejected.

Verified By: ______Name and Signature Signature of Deputy Registrar (Admissions) Date: ______

7 INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING APPLICATION FORM READ FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE FILLING THE FORM . Please fill in the Application Form in your own handwriting. . Attach four recent photographs duly attested by an officer of Grade -17 or above (affix one photograph on the space provided on page 1 of the Form). . Attach attested photocopies of the following documents: 1. S.S.C (Matriculation) Pass and Marks Certificates. . 2. H.S.C (Intermediate Science), Pre-Engineering / Pre-Medical / Pre-Computer, Pass and Marks Certificates. . 3. Hafiz-e-Qura'an certificate from recognized Madarsah / DarulUloom (wherever applicable). . 4. College Leaving Certificate. . 5. Character Certificate from the Principal of the College last attended. . Income certificate of the Father / Guardian issued by concerned Mukhtiarkar / or Employer in case of Govt. . 6. Servant / or Head of Organization. 7. Physical fitness certificate from a Registered Medical Officer . Permanent Residence Certificate (PRC Form-C) from DCO. In case the candidate is under 18 years of age, . 8. he /she must produce Domicile Certificate of his / her father along with his / her own Permanent Residence Certificate. Candidates applying for admission under Self-Finance scheme must attach original pay order / demand . 9. draft of amount fixed for a Self-Finance seat in the Field of Study/Faculty of their choice. Form without Demand Draft shall not be entertained Candidates desiring admission against one of the seats reserved under sports quota should fill above . 10 evaluation pro forma WARNING I. Applicant must fill-in and complete this form correctly and furnish all documents as mentioned above. If any column is left blank or any information is found missing, the form may be rejected. II. All the certificates submitted by an applicant should be attested by an officer of grade17 or above. III. Documents will be sent for verification to the concerned issuing authorities. In case of submission of false / forged certificate (s), his / her admission shall be cancelled. IV. After admission, the registration number will be only issued after verification of original certificates.

8 APPLICATION FORM TO BE FILLED BY THOSE WHO WANT TO COMPETE AGAINST RESERVED SEATS OF SPORTS QOUTA

Note: Candidate applying on sports quota seats must pay Rs. 2600/= through bank challan being cost of application form for sports quota seats.

Rs: 2,600/= Challan No: ______Date: ______. Name: ______

Photograph CNIC No. - -

Father's Name: ______Surname: ______

Permanent Home Address: ______

______Phone No. (If any) ______

H.S.C. Year of Passing:______Percentage Marks: ______

S.S.C. Year of Passing: ______Percentage Marks: ______

District of Domicile: ______Rural ______Urban ______

Name of the Game on the Basis of which candidate applies: ______

Signature of Applicant

9 PHYSICAL FITNESS CERTIFICATE I certify that I have thoroughly examined Mr. / Miss / Mrs. ______

Son/daughter/wife of______I didn't find any

Infirmity, which would prevent him / her from hard work and conditions of studies at Sindh Agriculture University Tando Jam.

Height (cm) ______Weight (kg) ______Pulse rate ______Vaccination marks ______

Vision (without glasses) ______Vision (with glasses) Teeth ______It is further certified that the candidate: i. does not suffer from any inveterate skin diseases ii. does not suffer from any venereal disease iii. does not have any congenital malformation or defect iv. does not bear traces of previous acute or chronic disease pointing to an impairment v. does not suffer from any contagious disease vi. X-Ray examination of his / her chest is satisfactory His / her marks of identification are: 1. ______

2. ______

SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT SIGNATURE OF (in presence of Medical officer) REGISTERED MEDICAL PRACTITIONER

PLACE ______REGISTRATION NO. ______DATE ______STAMP ______

10 DECLARATION BY THE APPLICANT I, ______son/daughter of ______Solemnly declare that the statements made above by me are true and correct. I hereby undertake that if admitted, I will abide by all the rules and regulations regarding admission, academic program, discipline, etc. which are in force at Sindh Agriculture University, Tando Jam or to be framed and enforced from time to SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT time. I also hereby undertake that: DATED ______PLACE ______a) I shall maintain discipline and good conduct and will not take WITNESS(At least one of the witnesses must be a part in subversive activities. government officer of grade 17 or above) b) I shall keep my identity card with me while in the University/College premises and shall produce it for inspection wherever required. Further, I fully understand that: Witness N0.1 Signature a) My selection will be only tentative and provisional in the first instance, which will be subject to correction and rectification Name and Address ______in the light of facts discovered at any stage later on. ______b) If I do not report for the admission by the due date as C.N.I.C. No announced by the University/College and do not pay all the required fees and do not submit prescribed form for - - admission along with required documents by the same day, my admission is liable to be cancelled. c) If the place of domicile mentioned in the application form for admission is found to be incorrect in any respect at any time, it will render me liable for cancellation of my admission. d) I shall have to abide by the decisions of the Witness N0.2 Signature University/College authorities in all administrative as well as Name and Address ______academic matters. C.N.I.C. No e) I shall produce original migration certificate from the concerned Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education - - within 30 days of admission in the University/College. In case of failure, my admission shall stand cancelled.

11 UNDERTAKING BY THE APPLICANT I, ______son/daughter of ______On admission to have privilege of being student shall, 2.6 Bringing or keeping any type of weapon within the University 1. Abide by the following: premises. 1.1 That during my stay in the University, I shall diligently apply myself to 2.7 Involving myself in political activities and with any political student acquire and develop the skills necessary for the practice and organization. advancement in the field of study in which I am enrolled. 2.8 Using or occupying any room or part of any building of the institution 1.2 That 1 shall participate fully in sports, games and co-curricular without lawful authority. activities as would be compatible with my traits and aptitude. 2.9 Damaging any University property, including equipment, vehicles in 1.3 That I shall have minimum attendance of 75% in order to qualify for any manner. examination. 2.10 All such acts and deeds which might bring disgrace and bad name to 1.4 That I shall maintain identity as a student of the University by wearing University. of the gown and/or badges as may be prescribed by the University. 3. That I shall not take part in any act of boycott from classes and will 1.5 That I shall never use violence or threat of violence or pressure, on also ensure that I shall not remain absent from classes for more than any disputes with others. All the means and methods shall only be ten days in any academic term during the period of my studies at logical percussion, petition, appeal, and review and other legal Sindh Agriculture University, Tando Jam. In case of breach of this peaceful methods for settlement of differences and disputes. undertaking, it will be assumed that my admission shall automatically be treated as cancelled. 1.6 That in dispute, if any with fellow students or teachers or employees of the University/College, I shall accept the decision of the authorities 4. In case of breach of any of the above clauses, I understand that my constituted by the University for Settlement of the wrong doings. admission shall be cancelled by the university authorities and I shall be responsible to the University for claims and recovery of 1.7 That I accept all provisions of the status, rules and regulations in force damages/losses to be determined by the University authorities. in the University or the statues, rules and regulations as may thereafter be framed by the University. 1.8 That I shall not carry with me any objectionable material in the examination hall. 2. I also undertake to refrain from: SIGNATURE OF THE APPLICANT (In presence of First Class Magistrate) 2.1 Doing anything which may cause injury or insult to head of the DATED Signed before me... institution, teachers, officers and other staff of the institution. 2.2 Holding a gathering or meeting, or taking out processions in any part of the University campus other than areas specified for the purpose. 2.3 Indulging in any kind of unfair means, mal-practices in examinations SIGNATURE OF (Officer of BPS 17 & Above) and coercion by any means. DATED 2.4 Allowing or abetting the entry to the premises of the University of Expelled Students, anti-social elements or other groups whose STAMP presence on the campus could cause conflict amongst the students. 2.5 Bringing into the campus, consuming or encouraging consumption of alcoholic products, drugs and indulging in acts of moral turpitude.

12 DECLARATION /UNDERTAKING BY THE FATHER /GUARDIAN i, ______S/O / D/O. ______Adult, resident of ______

Do hereby state on solemn affirmation as under: SIGNATURE OF FATHER / GUARDIAN 1. That my son/ daughter/brother/sister/ward/spouse ______Name of Father/Guardian______Son/daughter of ______C.N.I.C. No is submitting this application for admission at Sindh Agriculture University, Tando Jam hereafter referred as the University with my knowledge and - - consent. Copy National Identity Card No. 2. That I hold myself responsible for the good conduct and behavior of my Solemnly affirmed, accepted and signed before me this day son/daughter/brother/sister/ward/spouse and for the payment of all

education expenses that may incur during the entire period of his/her

studies at University and shall pay to the University the arrears that may fall due on his/her account. Witness N0.1 Signature 3. That my son/daughter/brother/sister/ward/spouse shall abide by all terms and conditions lay down in the application form. Name and Address ______4. That I shall be responsible to ensure that my ______son/daughter/brother/sister/ward/spouse does not take part in any political C.N.I.C. No or subversive activity during the entire period of his/ her study at University - - as prescribed under the orders of Honorable Supreme Court of Pakistan. 5. That I shall be responsible for any damage to the property of the University caused by my son/daughter/brother/sister/ward/spouse and would also be responsible to the University for such claims and recoveries of losses/damages to the determined by the University authorities. Witness N0.2 Signature 6. That I shall be responsible to ensure that my Name and Address ______son/daughter/brother/sister/ward/spouse shall not take part in any type of ______politics, shall not involve in boycotting from classes and also will ensure C.N.I.C. No that he/she does not remain absent from classes for more than 10 days in any academic semester during the period of his/her studies at Sindh - - Agriculture University, Tando Jam. 7. In case of breach of any of above clause in any manner, it will be assumed that the admission of my son/daughter/brother/sister/ ward/spouse shall automatically be treated as cancelled. Attested by First Class Magistrate Date Signature with Stamp

13 SAMPLE PAPER FOR PRE-ADMISSION TEST GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 1. The candidate will be required to write his/her name, father's name and seat number on the top of the answer sheet and rough work sheet. 2. All rough work must be done on the rough work sheet. 3. In order to ensure a fair chance to every candidate and to conduct the test efficiently, the candidate must carefully follow the instructions given in this booklet and by the instructor. 4. The test is divided into five parts. Each part is composed of many short items. You will be given separate instructions for each part. 5. The instructor will inform the candidate when to start work on any of the test and when to stop. It is of utmost importance that the work is performed only on that parton which the test is in progress. 6. During the test, do not talk, whisper, or turn your eyes or head away from your own papers. 7. Any evidence of cheating or non-compliance of instructions will disqualify the candidate from the Test, and his name will be removed from the list of the candidate for admission. 8. The candidates should carefully think about their answer before writing it on the answer sheet. Once an answer has been written on the answer sheet, the candidate will NOT be permitted to change any of his/her answers in any way. You CAN NOT eraseor overwrite your previous answer. All such answers will be treated as wrong. 9. All un-attempted question (blank) must be marked with a cross on the answer sheet. 10. There will beno NEGATIVE MARKING in all parts of the test. 11. When the Instructor says, STOP, the candidates are required to stop writing and cover your test booklet with the large size card specially provided for this purpose. The candidates should not mark answers on the question paper. All answers must be written only on the answer sheet with black ballpoint pen that has been provided to you.

14 STOP: DO NOT TURN THIS PAGE. SOME EXAMPLES OF TEST English c) DNA and ATP d) chitin and starch I do not have ______much time for studying ______I which part of a flower do both meiosis and fertilization occur? would like to. a) Ovule b) Stigma a) as/as b) more/that c) Petal d) Anther c) so/that d) too/that Physics The table was ____ big to fit through the door, so we had to The fundamental unit of length in SI unit of measurement is take it apart first. ______. a) more b) so a) Meter b) yard c) too d) enough c) Foot d) kilometer English is today the third _____ native language worldwide The force with which earth attracts a body towards its center is called ____ of the body. after Chinese and Hindi. a) Gravity b) Weight a) much spoken b) most spoken c) Momentum d) Velocity c) the most spoken d) the more spoken If the speed of the body is doubled, its kinetic energy Chemistry becomes ______. Of the following name/symbol combinations of elements, a) Half b) twice which one is wrong? c) three times d) four times a) sulfur/S b) nitrogen/N Mathematics c) potassium/K d) iron/I What is the size of the angle (in degrees) between the hands Which atomic orbital is spherical in shape? of a clock at half past eight? a) 4f b) 2s a) 60 b) 65 c) 3d d) 3p c) 75 d) 80 In the Bronsted-Lowry system, a base is defined as: Which of the following gives the highest annual income a) a proton donor b) a hydroxide donor (dollars)? c) an electron-pair acceptor d) a proton acceptor a) 652 per week b) 1300 per fortnight Biology c) 2850 per month d) 33500 per year Plants receive their nutrients mainly from ______. If you role a dice twice, what is the probability that you would a) Light b) atmosphere get 6 both the times? c) Soil d) chlorophyll a) 1/3 b) 1/6 c) 1/12 d) 1/36 Most cell membranes are composed principally of ______. a) nucleotides and amino acids b) proteins and lipids

15 16 Please give the address to which you want to receive the letters from Sindh Agriculture University Tando Jam (Write one and same address in all the boxes below):

Name ______

Address ______

Cell / Phone Number ______

Name ______

Address ______

Cell / Phone Number ______

Name ______

Address ______

Cell / Phone Number ______

Name ______

Address ______

Cell / Phone Number ______

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Entry Test for Admission 2015-2016 at Public School, Latifabad, Hyderabad, Sindh SEAT NO. ______FORM NO. ______DISTRICT ______Pre Medical . Pre Engineering . . Pre Computer. .

DATE: ______TIME: ______NAME: ______PHOTOGRAPH FATHER'S NAME: ______SURNAME: ______

DEPUTY REGISTRAR (ADMISSION)

APPLICANT COPY

Entry Test for Admission 2015-2016 at Public School, Latifabad, Hyderabad, Sindh SEAT NO. ______FORM NO. ______DISTRICT ______Pre Medical . Pre Engineering . . Pre Computer. .

DATE: ______TIME: ______NAME: ______PHOTOGRAPH FATHER'S NAME: ______SURNAME: ______

DEPUTY REGISTRAR (ADMISSION)

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DISTRICT ______RURAL . URBAN . RECEIPT Received an Application Form along with ______enclosures for admission to First year Class for the academic year 2015-2016 together with the bank Receipt / Challan No. ______Dated ______for Rs. ______as (Rupees ______only) Application Form & Entry Test Fee from Mr/Miss/Mrs ______S/o, D/o, W/o ______In addition, a demand draft of Rs. ______bearing No. ______dated ______is enclosed in original for Self-Finance Seat.

Dated ______Signature Stamp of the Concerned Bank

APPLICANT COPY

DISTRICT ______RURAL . URBAN . RECEIPT Received an Application Form along with ______enclosures for admission to First year Class for the academic year 2015-2016 together with the bank Receipt / Challan No. ______Dated ______for Rs. ______as (Rupees ______only) Application Form & Entry Test Fee from Mr./Miss/Mrs. ______S/o, D/o, W/o ______In addition, a demand draft of Rs. ______bearing No. ______dated ______is enclosed in original for Self-Finance Seat.

Dated ______Signature Stamp of the Concerned Bank

21 22 TO BE FILLED IN BY CANDIDATES DESIRING TO TO BE FILLED IN BY CANDIDATES DESIRING TO TO BE FILLED IN BY CANDIDATES DESIRING TO COMPETE FOR ADMISSION AGAINST MERIT COMPETE FOR ADMISSION AGAINST MERIT COMPETE FOR ADMISSION AGAINST MERIT QOUTA SEATS. QOUTA SEATS. QOUTA SEATS. ATTACH TO FORM FOR BANK FOR DEPOSITOR SINDH AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY

Roll No. ______Roll No. ______Roll No. ______Bank Challan No. ______Bank Challan No. ______Bank Challan No. ______District______District______District______Date ______Date ______Date ______HBL HBL HBL Please receive and credit to Sindh Agriculture University Please receive and credit to Sindh Agriculture University Please receive and credit to Sindh Agriculture University A/C 00840007385503 A/C 00840007385503 A/C 00840007385503

NAME OF STUDENT IN ______NAME OF STUDENT IN ______NAME OF STUDENT IN ______(BLOCK LETTERS) (BLOCK LETTERS) (BLOCK LETTERS) ______

SIGNATURE______SIGNATURE______SIGNATURE______FULL ADDRESS______FULL ADDRESS______FULL ADDRESS______RS. PS. RS. PS. RS. PS.

Prospectus Prospectus Prospectus and 2600/= and 2600/= and 2600/= Entry Test Fee Entry Test Fee Entry Test Fee

TOTAL 2600/= TOTAL 2600/= TOTAL 2600/= RUPEES IN WORD RUPEES IN WORD RUPEES IN WORD Two Thousand Six Hundred Only Two Thousand Six Hundred Only Two Thousand Six Hundred Only

MANAGER CASHIER MANAGER CASHIER MANAGER CASHIER

23 24 TO BE FILLED BY CANDIDATES DESIRING TO TO BE FILLED BY CANDIDATES DESIRING TO TO BE FILLED BY CANDIDATES DESIRING TO COMPETE FOR ADMISSION AGAINST RESERVED COMPETE FOR ADMISSION AGAINST RESERVED COMPETE FOR ADMISSION AGAINST RESERVED SEATS UNDER SPORTS QOUTA. SEATS UNDER SPORTS QOUTA. SEATS UNDER SPORTS QOUTA. ATTACH TO FORM FOR BANK FOR DEPOSITOR SINDH AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY

Roll No. ______Roll No. ______Roll No. ______Bank Challan No. ______Bank Challan No. ______Bank Challan No. ______District______District______District______Date ______Date ______Date ______HBL HBL HBL Please receive and credit to Sindh Agriculture University Please receive and credit to Sindh Agriculture University Please receive and credit to Sindh Agriculture University A/C 00840007385503 A/C 00840007385503 A/C 00840007385503

NAME OF STUDENT IN ______NAME OF STUDENT IN ______NAME OF STUDENT IN ______(BLOCK LETTERS) (BLOCK LETTERS) (BLOCK LETTERS) ______

SIGNATURE______SIGNATURE______SIGNATURE______FULL ADDRESS______FULL ADDRESS______FULL ADDRESS______RS. PS. RS. PS. RS. PS.

Fee For Fee For Fee For application on 2,600/= application on 2,600/= application on 2,600/= Sports Quota Sports Quota Sports Quota

TOTAL 2,600/= TOTAL 2,600/= TOTAL 2,600/=

RUPEES IN WORD RUPEES IN WORD RUPEES IN WORD Two Thousand Six Hundred Only Two Thousand Six Hundred Only Two Thousand Six Hundred Only

MANAGER CASHIER MANAGER CASHIER MANAGER CASHIER

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