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BAHRIA UNIVERSITY Medical & Dental College Karachi PROSPECTUS 2014-15 B U M D C 1 Message from the Principals 2 5 7 9 10 12 13 21 21 22 BUMDC Evolution 23 BUMDC Departments Introduction 26 BUMDC Dental Section 38 43 45 49 55 60 63 Entry Test of BUMDC 74 75 BUMDC Campus Tour 77 BUMDC Landmark-Convocation 2014 88 JBUMDC-Students Corner 93 BUMDC-Profile Flow chart 94 Rector's Message Vice Admiral Welcome to Bahria University Shahid Iqbal HI(M) (Retired) Selecting a career path and where to launch it from, are two crucial decisions that you have to make at this stage of your life. At Bahria University, it is our endeavours to help you make these decisions, with conviction and correctness. Bahria is a multi-discipline, state-of-the-art university which has made remarkable progress in all fields over a period of time. Our graduates have competed with the best and have shown their mettle in all fields, both in Pakistan and abroad. It is my vision to take Bahria University even further along the path of progress and make it the best educational institute in the country. Our faculty leaves no stone unturned to give you the best in education, leadership and discipline, at the same time fostering an interactive learning environment that will Channel your minds towards creativity and originality. At Bahria University we groom our students not only to become leaders in their respective fields but also responsible citizens of our great country. You may enter Bahria University with different temperaments, attitudes and backgrounds but on graduation you will walk out as well groomed individuals who exude knowledge and confidence. I hope that the years spent at Bahria University will be most productive period of your lives and pray that you succeed in your future endeavours. 1 Message From the Principal Prof. Dr. Brig. (Retd.) Shaheen Moin MBBS, FCPS, FRCP (Edin) Dean of Health Sciences and Principal BUMDC Karachi The Bahria University Medical and Dental College will soon be admitting the seventh batch of MBBS students in 2014, Insha Allah. This college is marching at a great pace in the right direction. It is already housed in its beautiful, custom built college building which has laboratories, lecture halls, tutorials and museums. The library has been recently upgraded to a greatly increased lending section, reference section and a virtual library section. The library is kept open until 8 pm on working days and is well occupied until then. The virtual library is functional and will soon be enhanced. Access to many educational websites is already available. Our department of Medical Education is providing an effective system of educational development both to the Faculty and the students. Both the Associate Deans are qualifying as Medical Educationists. New methods of learning and teaching have been introduced by our very experienced Clinical Professors. The Basic Science Departments will soon start research when the Multi-Disciplinary Laboratory becomes functional. The Community Medicine Department is already providing opportunities for students to carry out research projects in the community. The teaching hospital is PNS Shifa. This is a tertiary care hospital which serves the Sindh catchment area for the Armed Forces, the veterans of the Armed forces, their families and deserving civilian patients. Currently PNS Shifa has a liaison with the Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology, CMH Rawalpindi and Military Hospital Rawalpindi for the provision of advanced medical care. In the near future PNS Shifa is likely to be upgraded to an advanced independent tertiary care facility. We will then be able to increase the number of postgraduate training posts in many specialties for our graduates. 2 Clinical teaching is very effective as students have access to all the clinical departments including operating theatres, emergency room, ICU and CCU. They are facilitated by senior consultants both civilian and uniformed, whom they shadow, and the postgraduate registrars who provide practical hands on training. Our very own graduates are now the young house officers seen briskly attending patients and pointing out disease manifestations to medical students. Evening clinics are mandatory for all the clinical years of study. These are well attended and the students write histories and learn patient care first hand. Surgical skills are learnt in the Skills Laboratory and observed by the students in the operating theatres. I hope, by joining Bahria University Medical & Dental College you will find yourself in one of the forward thinking and upward bound medical colleges. You will be the alumni who will take it forward even higher. With best wishes welcome to Bahria University Medical & Dental College, you surely have started the noble carrier and will achieve excellence through our educational efforts. 3 Message From the Principal Dental Section PROF. DR. NASREEN AMANAT BDS (Pb) MSc (London) FDSRCS (Edin) Principal, Dental Section, BUMDC This year Bahria University shall be inducting the third batch of Students to the BDS programme. In the past two years Dental Section, Bahria University Medical and Dental College has emerged as a Prime Institute for imparting quality Dental Education. The BUM&DC Dental Section meets all the prescribed guidelines of PM&DC related to BDS Programme. However with the rapid developments in Dental Technology, Dental Curriculum and its teaching strategies there is a continuous upgrading of infrastructure and equipment with induction of qualified faculty to meet the emerging challenges. Our resolve is to produce graduates who can compete with the best, both in Pakistan and abroad. As students you shall be required to be diligent and disciplined with an objective to become caring, knowledgeable and competent Dental Surgeons and responsible citizens. Our faculty shall ensure provision of quality education, guidance and mentoring to assist you in your years at BUMDC Dental Section. I hope these years shall be the most productive and memorable years of your life. 4 Admiral Mohammad Asif Sandila NI(M) Secretary or his/her nominee, Chief of the Naval Staff Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt of Pakistan Pro-Chancellor / Chairman Board of Governors Bahria University Director General NCMPR Vice Admiral Shahid Iqbal HI(M) (Retired) Rector Bahria University Director General, Bahria University Karachi Campus Vice Chief of Naval Staff / COS Commander North Commander Karachi Director Naval Educational Services Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (T&E) Educationist as approved by the Chairman of the Board Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (P) Chairman HEC or his/her nominee DGMS (Navy) DGNI Secretary or his/her nominee, Ministry of Finance, Govt. of Pakistan Pro-Rector / Director General, Bahria University Islamabad Campus Registrar, Bahria University/Secretary BOG 5 Board of Governors The Board of Governors of Bahria University is the supreme governing body for all major policy matters concerning the University and its constituent units/colleges. Chief of the Naval Staff is the Chairman of the Board of Governors as well as the Pro-Chancellor of the University. 6 UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT S. No. Designation Name Ext Email Address 1 Rector Vice Admiral Shahid Iqbal HI(M), (Retired) 377 [email protected] M Sc (War Studies) Pro-R ector / DG 2 Real Admiral Saleem Akhtar HI(M) 284 [email protected] Islamabad Campus MS (Mech. Engg) USA, M Sc Defence & Strategic Studies, M Sc Joint War Studies. Director General 3 Vice Admiral Khalid Amin HI(M) (Retired) *325 [email protected] Karachi Campus M Sc Marine UK, M Sc (Defense & Strategic Studies) Rear Admiral Engr M. Mushtaq HI(M),SBt (Retired) 4 Advisor ( R &D) 467 [email protected] M Engg Sc, Australia 5 Registrar Rear Admiral Dr M Javed Khan HI(M) (Retired) [email protected] MBBS, M Sc (Adv Med Adm) 223 Rear Admiral Mohammad Ehsan Saeed SI(M) (Retired) 6 Advisor Academic 255 [email protected] Affairs M Sc,(Defence & Stratigic Studies) 7 Director MIS Cdre Sajid Ali Hashmi SI(M) (Retired) 404 [email protected] MS (Elect Engg), MBA (Finance), M Sc (Joint War Studies) Director HRM Cdre Syed Shahab Hamid Hashmi SI(M) (Retired) [email protected] 8 246 Cdre Habib Tariq SI(M) (Retired) 9 Director Finance [email protected] Msc (Defence & Strategic Studies), MBA 219 Cdre Farrukh Mahfooz SI(M) (Retired) 10 Director Examination [email protected] M Sc,(Defence & Stratigic Studies) 203 Director 11 Cdre Naseem Anwar Khan SI(M), T Bt (Retired) Admissions MS (WS), LLM 405 [email protected] 12 Director (P&D) Cdre Ghulam Hasan SI(M) (Retired) 258 [email protected] MS (WS) 13 Director Health Surg Capt Dr G M Abbasi TI(M) (Retired) [email protected] Sciences MBBS, M Sc (Advance Medical Administration), MBA (HRM) 209 Director Quality Capt Iqtidar A. Khanzada PN (Retired) 345 [email protected] 14 Assurance M Sc (Chemistry), M Sc (Engg) Metallurgy, Birmingham Director ORIC/Research Dr. Faisal Aftab 322 15 [email protected] & Development Ph D(Management), UK Director Student Ms Sundal Hamad Mufti 16 307 [email protected] Affairs MPA (HRM) 17 Deputy Registrar Cdr Frasat Ali PN (Retired) 264 [email protected] M Sc (Physics), MA (Education Administration) Deputy Director Surg Cdr Hamid Ullah Ariff (Retired) 18 390 [email protected] Examination-III MBBS, MBA (Health Management), M Sc (Advance Medical Administration), MPH Deputy Director Cdr Muhammad Pervez (Retired) 19 212 Examinations-I MBA (Finance) [email protected] Deputy Director Cdr Abdul Ghaffar (Retired) 20 244 Examinations-II M.Phil, M Sc, MBA (HR) Cdr Bashir Ahmed (Retired) 21 DD(Admin)/DD Sports [email protected] Bse, LLB, MBA. 342 Deputy Director 22 Cdr Mudassir Muttaque (Retired) [email protected] Q A 256 Deputy Director 23 [email protected] (Coord) Cdr Khaleeq Khan PN (Retired) 285 Deputy Director 24 Engr Shahan Gulrais Bhuttar (P&D) BE (Civil) 221 [email protected] 25 DD(FCP)/DD(HR) Mr Muhammad Awais Mehmood 396 [email protected] MBA (Marketing Management & International Business) UK Assistant Director Lt Cdr Raja Saleem Akhtar PN (Retired) 287 [email protected] 26 Admissions BE (Mechanical), SEMC (AE) UK, AMIE (PAK) Lt Cdr M Iqbal Mirza PN (Retired) 27 Assistant Registrar 408 [email protected] Msc.
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