Sunday, 25 December 2011
KHYBER MEDICAL COLLEGE, PESHAWAR
Khyber Medical College, which is
situated at the doorstep of historical
Khyber Pass, was established in 1954.
The College started functioning in 1955
with enrolment of fifty students with mea-ger facilities.
Ever since the college has undergone
tremendous development and has be-come an excellent seat of learning and
motivation, recognized all over the world.
Khyber Medical College is a pioneer
institution in NWFP in medical education
and has been rightly called the mother
Institution of all the Medical/ Dental In-stitutions established in NWFP. It has
created name for itself at national and
international level by dedicated work of
its staff and students.
The graduates of Khyber Medical
College, numbering over 9000, are
providing health care, not only in NWFP
and FATA, but also in rest of the coun-try. In addition, our graduates are hold-ing key positions both at home and
abroad.
Beside undergraduate medical
education, the college offers teaching
and research facilities to the post-graduate students, i.e., M. Phil, in all
basic Medical Sciences, FCPS in Clini-cal as well as basic medical sciences,
and minor diplomas in many special-ties.
The college is affiliated with Khyber
Medical University and is recognized
by PMDC, General Medical Council of
UK, Ireland and licensing authority of
USA.
Khyber Teaching Hospital, estab-lished in 1976, is attached to the college
for teaching/ training purposes. It is a
1200-bedded hospital, which maintains
high standards with highly qualified
medical staff and sophisticated equip-ments.
Adjacent to the college are Khyber
College of Dentistry and Institute of
Radiotherapy and Nuclear Medicine
(IRNUM), providing training facilities to
the students of Khyber Medical College
in these disciplines.
The Pakistan Medical Research
Council (PMRC) has established a re-search center within the college pre-mises. It is a well-equipped center where
research facilities are provided in all dis-ciplines of medical sciences.
The college has a well-established
Medical Education Deptt: where
courses on various subjects are orga-nized periodically. In addition, work-shops, symposia and seminars are
organized by the department for the
faculty members and students. An I.T
based ‘Self Learning Resource Center’
has been set up within the college
which is equipped with latest comput-ers that provide internet facility to the
staff and students thus facilitating self
study and research. A wireless network
system has been established in the
college and wireless bridging between
the college, hospital and student hos-tels has been completed. The network
system is connected to the digital li-brary of Higher Education Commis-sion.
A scientific journal is a symbol of rec-ognition of academic activities and re-search conducted in an institution. KMC
has been regularly publishing its own
scientific journal known as “Journal of
Medical Sciences” (JMS). The research
articles are mostly contributed by the
faculty of KMC.
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The college has well-established
library consisting of three portions, i.e.,
a lending part for students, a reference
part for teachers and a part containing
periodicals. The library is well furnished,
air-conditioned and offers large collec-tions of books and periodicals to meet
the teachers and students requirements.
Separate hostels for boys and girls
are situated within the premises of
Peshawar University.
The students of KMC over the years
distinguished their Alma Mater not only
by extending selfless services to ail-ing humanity with devotion and dedi-cation, acquiring higher and special-ized knowledge in various disciplines
of medicine, but also by actively
participating in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. The Social Welfare
Society is the youth wing of Pakistan
Red Crescent Society NWFP branch.
Based on its outstanding performance
and impressive activities in the service
to the ailing humanity, the society has
been receiving champion’s trophy and
has been rated as the best youth wing
of Pakistan Red Crescent Society
NWFP for the last 22 years in a row.
The literary society of the college is
indeed playing a vital role in project-ing the real talents of the Khyberians.
Our college magazine ‘CENNA’ is con-sidered an epitome of excellence in the
literary circles of the country.
In addition, the college has a sports
society, a debating club, a hiking club
etc.
The present Principal of the College/
Chairman Joint Admission Committee is
Professor Dr . Fazal Ahmad, M.B;B.S,
M.Phil, F.C.P.S
The contact details are:
PABX: (+92-91) 9216206-10
Principal: (+92-91) 9216212
Fax: (+92-91) 9216213
Email:- principal@kmc.edu.pk
Website: http://www.kmc.edu.pk
AYUB MEDICAL COLLEGE, ABBOT TABAD
Abbottabad is situated at an altitude
of 1,225 m. (4002 ft.) and is surrounded
by refreshing green hills of Sarban, one
of the best-known hill resorts of Pakistan.
It is situated on the Karakorum Highway,
the Silk Route to China, 120 Km from
Rawalpindi/Islamabad. The climate is
temperate with four distinct seasons,
spring, summer, autumn and winter. The
summer is pleasant while the winter is
cool with occasional snowfall. The city
is non-industrial, situated in the lush
green Orash Valley and is fairly free from
environmental pollution. It has a popu-lation of over 300,000.
In 1978, the Government of NWFP
sanctioned establishment of Ayub
Medical College, named after Late Field
Marshal Muhammad Ayub Khan. The 1st
academic year started on 15th May,
1979 with enrolment of 100 students.
It was first established in a building pro-visionally acquired from the Education
Department, and then moved to its
present scenic location on Karakorum
Highway on 30th December 1990. The
College building is one of the most
beautiful of all medical colleges of the
country.
Since 1979 to date the College has
undergone tremendous development. At
present the Medical College comprises
of modern buildings, 1,000 bedded
Teaching Hospital, a School of Nursing,
a Paramedical School, hostels, play
grounds and other supporting amenities
for the students and staff. The college
has spacious lecture halls with most
sophisticated audiovisual teaching aids,
well-equipped laboratories, museums
and a vast, centrally air-conditioned
library having Text Books, Reference
Books, CD’s and Tapes, Medical
Journals, a ‘Self-Learning Resource
Centre’ and a Computer Library with
access to Internet.
More than 3000 doctors have
graduated from Ayub Medical College
so far who are holding high positions not
only in the country but abroad as well,
including UK and USA.
The college is affiliated to
University of Peshawar and Khyber
Medical University, Peshawar. It is
recognized by the PMDC, General
Medical Council of UK, WHO and many
reputed Medical Councils of the world.
The College of Physicians & Surgeons
of Pakistan has recognized many of its
Departments for postgraduate training.
The Royal College of Obstetricians &
Gynaecologists of UK has granted rec-ognition to the Department of Obstetrics
and Gynaecology for the clinical train-ing of the MRCOG candidates.
With commissioning of INOR
(Institute of Nuclear Medicine, Oncology
and Radiotherapy) at the campus, Ayub
Medical College has joined nuclear
medicine club where most modern
techniques for diagnostic and radiation
therapy are available.
The College has been publishing its
Journal, ‘Journal of Ayub Medical
College (JAMC)’ since January 1988. It
is a peer reviewed journal and has
gained its place as a standard medical
journal, recognized by the PMDC and
registered with International Serial Data
System of France, Indexed Medicus of
WHO (EMRO). JAMC is one of the few
medical journals of Pakistan, available
free online with full text and illustrations.
‘Karakoram’, the students’
magazine of Ayub Medical College has
always kept its standard and is known
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as a balanced magazine edited,
formatted, printed and published by the
students themselves. The magazine is
published in English, Urdu, Hindko and
Pushto languages and contains
write-ups from staff and students apart
from scientific articles by the students.
Hostels for boys and girls are
located at the campus, adjacent to
college building. Four hostels for boys
and one for girls are available besides,
hostels for MO’s, House Officers,
Paramedics and Nurses.
DENTAL SECTION OF AYUB
MEDICAL COLLEGE
In order to provide Dental Educa-tion and better health facilities to the
people of this region, a Dental Section
has been established in Ayub Medical
College during 1998-99. A BDS class of
24 students admitted in November 1998
has now passed out. The Government
has decided to complete the
establishment of Dentistry Department
in three phases. Two phases have been
successfully completed whereas the
work on Phase-III is in progress. The
Section is making all efforts to provide
improved facilities of Dental and
Maxillofacial Surgery besides training
and teaching to BDS students for
Degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery
from University of Peshawar and Khyber
Medical University. The Department of
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is
recognised by the CPSP for FCPS
training.
The Department has sufficient
space, latest equipments, Laboratories,
Lecture Rooms and a Library. There is
qualified and experienced staff
appointed for teaching and training the
BDS students and also provides better
dental treatment to the patients of this
area.
Present Principal of the College is
Professor Dr. Syed Humayun Shah,
M.B;B.S, DCP (Pb), M.Phil, (Pb)
Contact details are:
Tel: (+92-992) 382349
Principal: (+92-992) 382221
Information: (+92-992) 381129
Fax: (+92-992) 382321
Email: principal@ayubmed.edu.pk
Website: http://www.ayubmed.edu.pk
KHYBER COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY , PESHAWAR
In order to provide dental health
facilities to the people of this region, it
was considered necessary to set up a
teaching dental department at Khyber
Medical College, Peshawar. The idea to
start a dental department came from late
Dr. Hassan Raza Shah, the then
Principal of de, Montmorency College of
Dentistry, Lahore. It was gladly
accepted; appreciated and very much
encouraged by General Mohammad
Akram, the then Principal of Khyber
Medical College and Mr. Mohammad Ali,
the then Vice Chancellor of the Univer-sity of Peshawar. The Department of
Dentistry was formally declared open by
the then Minister for Health Begum
Mahmuda Salim on 12
th
October 1964.
The first batch graduated in 1968
while Pakistan Medical and Dental
Council accorded permanent recogni-tion to BDS degree in its session held in
Dacca (Bangladesh), the Capital of the
then East Pakistan in November, 1968.
From the modest start, it has grown
to become a fully developed teaching
institute with its modern Oral and Dental
Hospital and Surgeries, Operation
theatres and Wards in its new building
complex, which was opened on 9th
September 1978.
The annual intake of students has
gone up gradually from 14 in 1964 to 50.
So far more than 600 dental graduates
have qualified from this institute. Nearly
300 patients receive daily dental treat-ment of various natures. This includes
highly specialized treatment modalities
KHYBER COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY ,
PESHAWAR
like orthodontic appliances, treatment for
oro-facial pain, facial injuries, oral
cancer and fixed and removable
prostheses of various kinds.
Three new blocks housing the
Departments of Orthodontia, Prosthetic
and Conservation were added to the
present set-up in 1992. After the
completion of Basic Science Block, it
can be said without any hesitation that
Khyber college of Dentistry Peshawar is
the largest teaching dental Institute in
Pakistan. On 11th January 1990, the
Department of Dentistry was upgraded
to the status of the College by the then
Chief Minister, Mr. Aftab Ahmad Khan
Sherpao who made this announcement
while presiding over the inaugural func-tion of the Silver Jubilee of the Depart-ment of Dentistry.
Khyber College of Dentistry is
located within the University Campus
and adjacent to Khyber Medical College,
Khyber Teaching Hospital and the
Administration Block of the Peshawar
University. The shopping centre,
telegraph and post office are situated
very close. Within the large green
campus vans of the University ply
regularly whereas the government buses
and private carriers are available from
early morning till late in the night for travel
between the college and Peshawar City.
The college is amazingly close to World
famous Khyber Pass and the most
beautiful scenery in the hilly areas and
valleys.
Present Principal is Professor Dr.
Qiamud Din BDS (Pesh.), M.Sc (Lon-don),
Contact Details are:
Tele: (+92-91) 9216217
Fax: (+92-91) 9216217
SAIDU MEDICAL COLLEGE, SWAT
Swat, the former state, was given
the status of a District in 1970. This
District holds a central position in the
northern belt of the Province, and has
significance as an area of anthropologi-cal interests in the history of South East
Asia. Swat is an extremely attractive
place for tourist and it is aptly known as
the Switzerland of Pakistan.
Saidu Sharif, the former capital of
Swat state, is the District Headquarter
while adjoining Mingora is a commercial
centre. The present Swat owes its
grandeur and developments to the
inputs by BADSHAH SAHIB AND WALI
OF SWAT. The population of Swat Dis-trict is approximately 1.7 million.
Since the historical announcement
in October 1998 of the establishment of
Saidu Medical College, on the floor of
the Provincial Assembly, Saidu Medical
College started functioning with enrol-ment of 50 students. The classes started
on 28th of December 1998 in the Holy
month of Ramzan. The College is
housed in the old Paramedic School &
Hostel, which have been completely
overhauled, renovated and furnished.
Hostel facilities for both male and female
students are available. Peshawar
University affiliation committee visited
the college on 08th October 1999 and
Saidu Medical College; Swat was
SAIDU MEDICAL COLLEGE, SWAT
approved for affiliation with the Peshawar
University. The college is presently
affiliated with the Khyber Medical
University.
Pakistan Medical & Dental Council
has given recognition to the college. The
college has excellent professorial staff
in pre-clinical and clinical departments.
Many graduates of Saidu Medical
College have passed FCPS in various
specialties and are working all over
Pakistan and abroad. The name of Saidu
Medical College has been included in
the WHO list of international Medical
Colleges and the degree has been
recognized in USA and UK
Saidu Group of Teaching Hospitals
is attached to Saidu Medical College,
Swat with 500 beds for all the
specialities.
Saidu Medical College, Swat is
being maintained by the Govt. of NWFP
and is under the administrative control
of Health Department.
Present Principal is Professor Dr.
Jawed Zaman, MBBS, D.L.O., FRCS
Contact details are:
Tele: (+92-946) 9240134
Exchange: (+92-946) 9240131-32
Fax: (+92-946) 9240135
Email:- smcadmn@yahoo.com
GOMAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, D.I. KHAN
D.I.Khan is a historic city. It is
situated in the Southern region of North
West Frontier Province. It is about
300Km from Peshawar and is linked to
it through Kohat and Bannu Districts. It
is located on the main Indus High Way.
Air services to major cities of the coun-try are also available.
Though economically underdevel-oped, this seven centuries old city is
rich in socio cultural heritrage, the ar-chaeological antiques and the rem-nants of the glorious past. Among oth-ers, Rehman Darri, an archaeological
site dating back to 3500 BC, is situated
14 Km north of the city. Historic
Suleman Plateau and Kohe Suleman
border its west while Indus River flows
in the East. Geography has influenced
its economy and hence the way and
standard of living of its people. The
people are endowed with qualities of
intelligence, generosity, courage, brav-ery, simplicity and sincerity. They are
peace loving. There is a substantial
contribution of these people in the free-dom movement of Pakistan. Since
D.I.Khan division has borders with
Bannu Division, South Waziristan,
Sorthern Punjab and Balochistan, the
college is playing a major role in pro-viding health services to the people of
these areas.
The Chief Minister of NWFP an-nounced Gomal Medical College for DI
KHAN in a session of Provincial Assem-bly on 26th August 1998.
The College was temporarily estab-lished in a portion of Central Library of Gomal
University. Fifty seats were sanctioned for the
session 1989-1999 and the college started
on 11th January 1999. Presently, it is located
on North circular Road with enough space
and laboratories. Future building of the col-lege is under construction near Mufti
Mahmood Memorial Hospital for which Govt.
of NWFP has allotted 300-canals of land.
Gomal Medical College has two Teaching
Hospitals i.e DHQ Hospital and Maulana
Mufti Mehmud Memorial Hospital.
GOMAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, D.I. KHAN
The college has been regularly
publishing its scientific journal “Gomal
Journal of Medical Sciences” GJMS,
since April 2003, recognized by Pakistan
Medical and Dental Council of Pakistan
and a student’s magazine HAYYAN
regularly.
Present Principal is Prof . Dr . Abdul
Mateen, M.B;B.S (Pesh), M.Phil (Pb)
Contact Details are:
Phone: (+92-966)-9280341
Exchange: (+92-966)- 9280338-9
Fax: (+92-966)-9280340
E-mail:gims786@hotmail.com
Web: www.gmc.edu.pk
KHYBER GIRLS MEDICAL COLLEGE, PESHAWAR
There was a dire need in NWFP to
have a medical college for girls. Such a
facility already exists in Punjab in the
name of Fatima Jinnah Medical College
Lahore and in Sindh in the name of
People’s Medical College Nawabshah
where only female students are admit-ted.
The Government of N.W.F.P took a
policy decision in this regard and in
August 2003 the Provincial Cabinet
approved the establishment of a
separate Girls Campus of Khyber
Medical College located at Hayatabad
with an object to upgrade the same to
an independent Girls Medical College in
due course of time. The Girls Campus
of K.M.C started functioning in PDA
Block-IV, Phase-V Hayatabad and
admitted First Batch of 50 students
during the Academic Session 2004-05.
The Chief Minister N.W.F.P during
the inauguration ceremony of Girls
Campus, KMC on 13th May 2006
announced the upgradation of Girls
Campus KMC to an independent college
“Khyber Girls Medical College” w.e.f 8th
December 2005. Hayatabad Medical
Complex and Govt. Lady Reading
Hospital are its teaching hospitals.
Afghan Commissionerate Building on its
vacation, has been notified to be the
Hostel accommodation of K.G.M.C. The
Provincial Government has approved
creation of 159 additional posts of
Teaching and Para-medical staff to fulfil
the staff requirements of K.G.M.C.
Recruitment of K.G.M.C. own teachers
is in the process of selection through
NWFP. Public Service Commission to be
completed soon. Till completion of its
own faculties, the teaching staff of KMC
will continue to teach the students of
K.G.M.C.
The Departments of Anatomy,
Physiology and Biochemistry of Khyber
Girls Medical College have well
KHYBER GIRLS MEDICAL COLLEGE,
PESHAWAR
established/well equipped Laboratories,
Lecture Theatres, Dissection Hall,
Anatomy Museum, an S.L.R.C., and two
Libraries one for staff and the other for
students with sufficient number of latest
editions of Text Books, Reference Books,
and Journals. The Departments of
Pharmacology, Pathology, Forensic
Medicine and Community Medicine have
also been established.
This institution has admitted
4
th
Batch of 50 students of First Year
MBBS Class during the Academic
Session 2007-08.
Professor Dr . Zubair FCPS (UK) MPH
is the Principal of K.G.M.C.
Conatct Details are:
PABX: (+92-91) 927684-94
Project Director/Principal:
Tel: (+92-91)9217701
Fax: (091)9217702
Email: mzubairr@yahoo.com
BANNU MEDICAL COLLEGE, BANNU
The name of Bannu is derived from
“Bano” who was the wife of Shah Farid
IIyas (Sheetak), the founder of present
day Bannu and the Banochi Tribe which
came from Shawal. Bannu is a thickly
populated District located in the heart of
southern region of N.W.F.P with its
boundaries touching the Districts of
Karak, Lakki Marwat, and the North &
the South Wazirstan Agencies. Besides
this, it also drains a huge population of
Afghanistan. The people of Bannu are
faced with the dearth of Health facilities.
The establishment of a Medical College
in Bannu will play major role in the
improvement of Health Services in this
area.
The Chief Minister of N.W.F.P, Mr.
Akram Khan Durrani announced the
establishment of Bannu Medical Col-lege Bannu and the Health Department
issued its notification No.SO-IV12-36/
2006 dated 31
st
August, 2006. This
year we will enroll 100 students on
Open Merit. Bannu Medical College
Bannu is temporarily based in the cur-rent building having enough infrastruc-ture and a covered area of over 60000
Sq. feet. In the recent inspection the
P.M.D.C team made the following ob-servations.
“The building is impressive and
fulfill all the basic requirements of
students and faculty members. The
current building has been transformed
excellently into a purpose serving
building to host the basic departments
of the college”.
The permanent set up having a
purpose built building will be located in
Bannu Township in an area of 600 kanal
of land and the construction of new
building is in progress.
The 600 bedded Khalifa Gul Nawaz
Hospital, DHQ Hospital and Zanan
Hospital are the Teaching Hospitals of
Bannu Medical College.
We have the facility of SLRC with a
space available for over 30 computers
and also a capacious digital library for
the students and staff about which the
PMDC has remarked as under:
“There is an excellent SLRC center
developed in the library. Their existed the
facility of digital library with state of the
art software installed”.
The college is already affiliated with
the University of Science and
Technology Bannu. We also have an
examination hall for 200 students. We
have a separate medical education
department to arrange for conferences,
seminars, workshops and also help in
the integrated teaching and objective
students learning programme in
accordance with the modern trends.
We have good audiovisual depart-ment and also a committee room
having a space for 25 staff members.
The college has the following hostels
1. CENNA HALL FOR girls, catering
for 60 female students.
2. TOCHI HALL for boys, catering for
40 students.
3. KURRAM HALL for Boys, Catering
for 30 students.
The hostels are located in the
nearby DHQ Hospital with full security
arrangements. We soon are going to
renovate doctor’s Hostal in DHQ
teaching Hospital for the students of
Bannu Medial College, which will
accommodate 80 students. We also
shall be renting two more hostels. There
are three buses and one coaster for
students and a hiace for staff.
The Present Principal of the college is
Prof. Dr. Omar Ali Khan, MBBS,
FRCS,(EDIN), FRCS (Glasgow).
Conatct Details are:
Tel: (+92-928) 620858-9
Personal No: (+92-928) 620856
Mobile No: 0301-8935028
ADMISSION POLICY
ADMISSION POLICY
GENERAL POLICY— IMPORTANT NOTES
1. This prospectus is approved by the Govt. of NWFP and applies to all MBBS and BDS students of all public sector Medical
and Dental Colleges of North West Frontier Province. This prospectus is issued for the session 2008-2009. It is applicable
to all the candidates applying for admission for the current session and those who are already admitted in the public
sector Medical and Dental Colleges in NWFP. All candidates must study the prospectus before applying for admission.
2. The admission Policy contained in the prospectus shall be applicable to all the public sector Medical & Dental Colleges in
NWFP.
3. The Medical/Dental colleges of NWFP offer 5-years and 4- years courses leading to MBBS and BDS degrees respectively
and are affiliated with Khyber Medical University.
4. Admission to the Medical and Dental Colleges for all Provincial seats will be finalized by the Joint Admission Committee
(JAC).
5. All the candidates and students are required to read, know and abide by the rules and regulations mentioned in this
prospectus.
6. The fee and subscription given in this prospectus are payable by all the students of Medical & Dental Colleges from 1
st
year to Final year classes. This may be subject to adjustment by the Government from time to time corresponding to
inflation and cost of education etc.
7. The principal of college reserves the right to make necessary changes in the syllabi, curricula and examination procedure
for MBBS/BDS students as and when notified by Pakistan Medical & Dental Council at any time during the course of
studies.
8. The cost of all litigations regarding admission will be borne by the JAC to be paid by all the colleges from the first year
litigation fee, while the cost of legal cases of admitted students will be borne by the respective college.
9. The public sector Medical/Dental colleges will endeavor to establish provision for scholarships and other support schemes
for students of NWFP and FATA to support meritorious, needy and disabled students in meeting the cost of their educa-tion.
10. The Joint Admission Committee (JAC) shall exercise its powers to decide all cases related to admission and the decision
of the JAC shall be binding on the candidates. Appeal against the decision of the JAC can be filed before the chairman
JAC within 3 days after the final selection. Aggrieved candidates however, will have the right of appeal to the Government
with in 7 days, whose decision will be final.
GENERAL POLICY— IMPORTANT NOTES
1. This prospectus is approved by the Govt. of NWFP and applies to all MBBS and BDS students of all public sector Medical
and Dental Colleges of North West Frontier Province. This prospectus is issued for the session 2008-2009. It is applicable
to all the candidates applying for admission for the current session and those who are already admitted in the public
sector Medical and Dental Colleges in NWFP. All candidates must study the prospectus before applying for admission.
2. The admission Policy contained in the prospectus shall be applicable to all the public sector Medical & Dental Colleges in
NWFP.
3. The Medical/Dental colleges of NWFP offer 5-years and 4- years courses leading to MBBS and BDS degrees respectively
and are affiliated with Khyber Medical University.
4. Admission to the Medical and Dental Colleges for all Provincial seats will be finalized by the Joint Admission Committee
(JAC).
5. All the candidates and students are required to read, know and abide by the rules and regulations mentioned in this
prospectus.
6. The fee and subscription given in this prospectus are payable by all the students of Medical & Dental Colleges from 1
st
year to Final year classes. This may be subject to adjustment by the Government from time to time corresponding to
inflation and cost of education etc.
7. The principal of college reserves the right to make necessary changes in the syllabi, curricula and examination procedure
for MBBS/BDS students as and when notified by Pakistan Medical & Dental Council at any time during the course of
studies.
8. The cost of all litigations regarding admission will be borne by the JAC to be paid by all the colleges from the first year
litigation fee, while the cost of legal cases of admitted students will be borne by the respective college.
9. The public sector Medical/Dental colleges will endeavor to establish provision for scholarships and other support schemes
for students of NWFP and FATA to support meritorious, needy and disabled students in meeting the cost of their educa-tion.
10. The Joint Admission Committee (JAC) shall exercise its powers to decide all cases related to admission and the decision
of the JAC shall be binding on the candidates. Appeal against the decision of the JAC can be filed before the chairman
JAC within 3 days after the final selection. Aggrieved candidates however, will have the right of appeal to the Government
with in 7 days, whose decision will be final.
SELECTION AND ADMIS SION OF APPLICANTS
The Joint Admission Committee (JAC) will consist of the following:
1. Principal, Khyber Medical College, Peshawar Chairman
2. Principal, Ayub Medical College, Abbottabad. Member
3. Principal, Khyber College of Dentistry, Peshawar. Member
4. Principal, Gomal Medical College, D.I. Khan Member
5. Principal, Saidu Medical College Swat. Member
6. Principal, Khyber Girls Medical College, Peshawar. Member
7. Principal, Bannu Medical College, Bannu. Member
1. The Chairman Joint Admission Committee (JAC) / Principal KMC will display a merit list for each category of candidates.
Objection, if any, be submitted in writing to the Chairman Joint Admission Committee (JAC) who will be competent to
rectify any error or omission FIVE DAYS before the interviews are held. The final merit list will be displayed two days before
the start of interviews.
2. The Joint Admission Committee (JAC) will interview the candidates for selection against open merit, NWFP Backward
areas, Special Quota Seats, NWFP Girls seats at FJMC, Lahore, FATA seats, Northern areas seats and seats for Overseas
Pakistani with NWFP domicile. The candidates of the following cadres will be recommended by the respective nominating
departments according to the condition as specified in the admission policy.
i. Pakistan Technical Assistance Program
ii. Bangladesh National seats
iii. Afghan National seats
iv. Foreign self finance seats
3. The Joint Admission Committee (JAC) will finalize the merit list of FATA candidates on the basis of criteria laid down by the
FATA Secretariat /SAFRAN. Selection will be subject to rules established by the Federal Government/ FATA Secretariat. A
representative of Civil Secretariat FATA will participate in the deliberation of the JAC when the merit list against FATA Seats
is finalized. The final selection of candidate against the reserved seat for FATA in different Colleges in NWFP and other
provinces will be notified by the FATA Secretariat/SAFRAN. Appeal against the decision of Joint Admission Committee
(JAC) for admission on FATA reserved seats can be made to the appellate committee through the FATA Secretariat,
Peshawar. Right of appeal against the decision of Joint Admission Committee (JAC) or any of sub committees in case of
process of admission on FATA reserve seats shall vest in the FATA Secretariat.
4. No candidate will be admitted unless he/she has paid the fee and dues. All dues must be paid by the due date, otherwise
next candidate on merit will be considered for admission.
5. All admissions will be provisional. All certificates or any other documents submitted with the admission form will be
subject to verification. Any candidate whose documents are found incorrect or false / forged in any way, or whose authen-tication is doubtful, will be struck off from the college roll and legal action may be taken under the criminal and civil law
against him/her.
6. The Principal can remove a student from the college roll at any time during the course of his/her study if incorrect or wrong
data had been submitted by such a candidate/ parent/ guardian at the time of admission. No show cause notice will be
necessary for any action under this rule, nor would the Government, the Principal or any other authority be liable for
damages for any action taken under this rule. Any cost of litigation accrued by the Joint Admission Committee (JAC) /
college(s) on account of law where the fault of the candidate is proved shall have to be paid by the candidate or his/her
parent/guardian.
7. Admission fee and other dues will not be refunded to those students whose admission has been cancelled due to his/her
forged documents or rusticated/expelled/removed from the college roll for any reason or he /she willfully discontinues
studies.
8. A student who is admitted to the first year MBBS/BDS class of the NWFP Medical & Dental Colleges but is continuously
absent from the beginning of the academic session for a period of four weeks without any valid reason shall be struck off
from the college roll and his/her seat will be filled on the basis of merit from the waiting list.
9. The Medical Board of the respective medical colleges will examine selected candidates. If a candidate is disqualified
medically, he/she will not be admitted.
10. A candidate once admitted in public sector NWFP Medical/Dental College may be allowed to leave for another Medical/
Dental College in other province / country provided he/she applies for this purpose before the closing date of admission.
Those admitted in previous year(s) will not be allowed to do so. Fee once paid shall not be refunded and any scholarship
amount paid shall be recovered in such cases. The undertaking given by the candidate on account of financial penalty
shall also be enforced.
11. A student admitted in any public sector medical/ dental college of NWFP in previous year(s) in MBBS or BDS if wishes to
change from MBBS to BDS or vice a versa will have to appear in the Entrance test afresh in the current year. If selected, the
candidate will have to forgo his previous admission and all previously paid dues provided that: a. He/she has not been
expelled/ debarred for admission under any provision of the Prospectus and has paid the full Self-Financing fee for an
additional year if his/her early admission was on self-financing seat, OR b. Rs. 50,000 in case his/her earlier admission
was on open merit seat.
12. The parent(s) or legal guardians must accompany all the candidates at the time of interview.
MIGRATION
Migration from one public sector Medical / Dental college to another in NWFP will be governed by the following rules &
regulations.
1. Migration will only be allowed after passing 1st Professional examination.
2. Migration will be allowed only when a vacant seat is available in the total strength of the college as approved by Pakistan
Medical & Dental Council.
3. Migration will be allowed only when the vacant seat is available in the corresponding class and category of seats in which
the student is seeking migration.
4. Migration will be allowed on merit among the applicants.
5. Both the Principals of the concerned medical colleges must give no objection certificate no objection certificate prior to the final approval by the
competent authority.
6. While allowing migration, the rules of PMDC must not be violated in any way.
7. The migrating students must clear all the dues of the college where he/she remained for more than 6 months.
8. The migration fee will be Rs. 50,000 for students who will be seeking migration from institutions within the province.
9. The migration fee will be Rs.1,00000/- for students migrating from other provinces and abroad.
10. The fee will be deposited in the college where migration is sought
1. Principal, Khyber Medical College, Peshawar Chairman
2. Principal, Ayub Medical College, Abbottabad. Member
3. Principal, Khyber College of Dentistry, Peshawar. Member
4. Principal, Gomal Medical College, D.I. Khan Member
5. Principal, Saidu Medical College Swat. Member
6. Principal, Khyber Girls Medical College, Peshawar. Member
7. Principal, Bannu Medical College, Bannu. Member
1. The Chairman Joint Admission Committee (JAC) / Principal KMC will display a merit list for each category of candidates.
Objection, if any, be submitted in writing to the Chairman Joint Admission Committee (JAC) who will be competent to
rectify any error or omission FIVE DAYS before the interviews are held. The final merit list will be displayed two days before
the start of interviews.
2. The Joint Admission Committee (JAC) will interview the candidates for selection against open merit, NWFP Backward
areas, Special Quota Seats, NWFP Girls seats at FJMC, Lahore, FATA seats, Northern areas seats and seats for Overseas
Pakistani with NWFP domicile. The candidates of the following cadres will be recommended by the respective nominating
departments according to the condition as specified in the admission policy.
i. Pakistan Technical Assistance Program
ii. Bangladesh National seats
iii. Afghan National seats
iv. Foreign self finance seats
3. The Joint Admission Committee (JAC) will finalize the merit list of FATA candidates on the basis of criteria laid down by the
FATA Secretariat /SAFRAN. Selection will be subject to rules established by the Federal Government/ FATA Secretariat. A
representative of Civil Secretariat FATA will participate in the deliberation of the JAC when the merit list against FATA Seats
is finalized. The final selection of candidate against the reserved seat for FATA in different Colleges in NWFP and other
provinces will be notified by the FATA Secretariat/SAFRAN. Appeal against the decision of Joint Admission Committee
(JAC) for admission on FATA reserved seats can be made to the appellate committee through the FATA Secretariat,
Peshawar. Right of appeal against the decision of Joint Admission Committee (JAC) or any of sub committees in case of
process of admission on FATA reserve seats shall vest in the FATA Secretariat.
4. No candidate will be admitted unless he/she has paid the fee and dues. All dues must be paid by the due date, otherwise
next candidate on merit will be considered for admission.
5. All admissions will be provisional. All certificates or any other documents submitted with the admission form will be
subject to verification. Any candidate whose documents are found incorrect or false / forged in any way, or whose authen-tication is doubtful, will be struck off from the college roll and legal action may be taken under the criminal and civil law
against him/her.
6. The Principal can remove a student from the college roll at any time during the course of his/her study if incorrect or wrong
data had been submitted by such a candidate/ parent/ guardian at the time of admission. No show cause notice will be
necessary for any action under this rule, nor would the Government, the Principal or any other authority be liable for
damages for any action taken under this rule. Any cost of litigation accrued by the Joint Admission Committee (JAC) /
college(s) on account of law where the fault of the candidate is proved shall have to be paid by the candidate or his/her
parent/guardian.
7. Admission fee and other dues will not be refunded to those students whose admission has been cancelled due to his/her
forged documents or rusticated/expelled/removed from the college roll for any reason or he /she willfully discontinues
studies.
8. A student who is admitted to the first year MBBS/BDS class of the NWFP Medical & Dental Colleges but is continuously
absent from the beginning of the academic session for a period of four weeks without any valid reason shall be struck off
from the college roll and his/her seat will be filled on the basis of merit from the waiting list.
9. The Medical Board of the respective medical colleges will examine selected candidates. If a candidate is disqualified
medically, he/she will not be admitted.
10. A candidate once admitted in public sector NWFP Medical/Dental College may be allowed to leave for another Medical/
Dental College in other province / country provided he/she applies for this purpose before the closing date of admission.
Those admitted in previous year(s) will not be allowed to do so. Fee once paid shall not be refunded and any scholarship
amount paid shall be recovered in such cases. The undertaking given by the candidate on account of financial penalty
shall also be enforced.
11. A student admitted in any public sector medical/ dental college of NWFP in previous year(s) in MBBS or BDS if wishes to
change from MBBS to BDS or vice a versa will have to appear in the Entrance test afresh in the current year. If selected, the
candidate will have to forgo his previous admission and all previously paid dues provided that: a. He/she has not been
expelled/ debarred for admission under any provision of the Prospectus and has paid the full Self-Financing fee for an
additional year if his/her early admission was on self-financing seat, OR b. Rs. 50,000 in case his/her earlier admission
was on open merit seat.
12. The parent(s) or legal guardians must accompany all the candidates at the time of interview.
MIGRATION
Migration from one public sector Medical / Dental college to another in NWFP will be governed by the following rules &
regulations.
1. Migration will only be allowed after passing 1st Professional examination.
2. Migration will be allowed only when a vacant seat is available in the total strength of the college as approved by Pakistan
Medical & Dental Council.
3. Migration will be allowed only when the vacant seat is available in the corresponding class and category of seats in which
the student is seeking migration.
4. Migration will be allowed on merit among the applicants.
5. Both the Principals of the concerned medical colleges must give no objection certificate no objection certificate prior to the final approval by the
competent authority.
6. While allowing migration, the rules of PMDC must not be violated in any way.
7. The migrating students must clear all the dues of the college where he/she remained for more than 6 months.
8. The migration fee will be Rs. 50,000 for students who will be seeking migration from institutions within the province.
9. The migration fee will be Rs.1,00000/- for students migrating from other provinces and abroad.
10. The fee will be deposited in the college where migration is sought
COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION
Each college is administered by a Principal who is appointed by Health Department, NWFP. He is helped by Vice
Principals, other senior faculty members of the college and the academic council.
1. The Principal will:
Carry out all academic, administrative and financial responsibilities assigned to him by the health department.
2. Represent the College at Institutional Management Council and other necessary forums.
3. Discharges all academic duties entrusted to him and deals with all the matters of academic interest in the Institution at all
time.
4. Draw and promulgate the detailed teaching program for students in accordance with the decisions of the Academic
Council and Pakistan Medical & Dental Council.
5. Approve the agenda of the meetings of the college academic Council.
6. The Principal/ Vice Principal will sign and issue academic certificates in respect of the students.
7. Preside over the various academic functions of the college.
8. Be responsible for the compilation of all medical education and research data in the institution.
9 Carries out all other duties that may be assigned to him from time to time by the Govt./ Institutional management commit-tee.
THE COLLEGE ACADEMIC COUNCIL
1. Each College will have an Academic Council which will consist of the whole time Professors & Heads of teaching units.
2. The Principal of the College will be the Chairman of the Council.
3. The Vice-Principal Academics will be the Member/Secretary of the Council.
4. The College Academic Council will determine the requirements of the medical education, evaluation and research in the
light of the rules and regulations of Pakistan Medical & Dental Council.
5. Will set standards and targets for medical education and research for each department. (The council will try to do the
necessary capacity building in each department to achieve the desired targets).
6. Will lay down policy and procedures for academic and clinical governance and support to students including students’
career counseling.
7. Will facilitate the development of the college learning resources including a well equipped library and strong IT support.
8. Will be responsible for maintaining discipline in the college premises.
9. Will prepare and submit an annual performance report about the college at the end of each academic year
Principals, other senior faculty members of the college and the academic council.
1. The Principal will:
Carry out all academic, administrative and financial responsibilities assigned to him by the health department.
2. Represent the College at Institutional Management Council and other necessary forums.
3. Discharges all academic duties entrusted to him and deals with all the matters of academic interest in the Institution at all
time.
4. Draw and promulgate the detailed teaching program for students in accordance with the decisions of the Academic
Council and Pakistan Medical & Dental Council.
5. Approve the agenda of the meetings of the college academic Council.
6. The Principal/ Vice Principal will sign and issue academic certificates in respect of the students.
7. Preside over the various academic functions of the college.
8. Be responsible for the compilation of all medical education and research data in the institution.
9 Carries out all other duties that may be assigned to him from time to time by the Govt./ Institutional management commit-tee.
THE COLLEGE ACADEMIC COUNCIL
1. Each College will have an Academic Council which will consist of the whole time Professors & Heads of teaching units.
2. The Principal of the College will be the Chairman of the Council.
3. The Vice-Principal Academics will be the Member/Secretary of the Council.
4. The College Academic Council will determine the requirements of the medical education, evaluation and research in the
light of the rules and regulations of Pakistan Medical & Dental Council.
5. Will set standards and targets for medical education and research for each department. (The council will try to do the
necessary capacity building in each department to achieve the desired targets).
6. Will lay down policy and procedures for academic and clinical governance and support to students including students’
career counseling.
7. Will facilitate the development of the college learning resources including a well equipped library and strong IT support.
8. Will be responsible for maintaining discipline in the college premises.
9. Will prepare and submit an annual performance report about the college at the end of each academic year
RULES REGARDING PAYMENT OF FEES FOR MBBS / BDS STUDENTS
1. All students must pay their fees/dues by the date(s) fixed by the Principal of the concerned college. If any student is unable
to pay the dues on the due date, he/she must seek the permission of the Principal for extension of the last date of paying
the dues. If the fee is not paid one month after the due date, the defaulters in category A will be fined rupees 30/- per day,
and those in category B & C will be fined Rs. 120 per day.
* Fines once levied will not be condoned.
2. If the defaulter fails to clear the dues 60 days after the last due date, the candidate’s name will be struck off from the
college roll.
The candidate may appeal to the college authorities for readmission in the same session. The college authorities may
allow readmission on compassionate grounds only after payment of Rs. 10,000/- for category A students and Rs. 50,000/
- for category B & C students. This will be in addition to the college normal fees and other subscriptions.
* Fines once levied will not be condoned.
3. The student who is detained or has failed to pass the examination in both Annual/Supplementary shall have to pay
prescribed fees and other subscriptions in full for the class in which he/ she has failed.
4. All those students who have passed/failed in supplementary examination must seek their admission/re-admission forth-with just after the declaration of the result of their classes. All those Students who failed to comply with the above rule (3)
will not be allowed to attend the classes Or appear in the examination.
5. Fees once paid shall not be refunded including those of migration cases, but in the case of student who is prevented by
the illness or other reasons beyond his/her control from attending the college for most of the year for which he/she may be
exempted from payment of the whole or part of amount of fee for the year in which such a student re-joins the college. The
levy, accounting and disposal of caution money will be at the disposal of the Principal.
6. The name of a student, who has not paid/cleared all the dues of the college, will not be entered in the admission register,
nor will he/she be allowed to attend the classes or appear in the examination.
7. If the security deposited is not claimed within a period of 6 months of the date of leaving the college, then it shall not be
refundable and will be credited to the benevolent fund maintained by the college for its students.
8. B.D.S. students in each class will purchase their own minor instruments required for their practical/ clinical work. Large
equipment’s like Dental chairs, Units and other lab machines and materials will be provided by the college.
9. Those students who use the college vehicle for pick and drop, monthly fees will be charged in accordance with the
distance from the college. The amount of fee will be decided by the Academic Council from time to time.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS FOR MBBS STUDENTS
SCHOLARSHIPS:
i. MERIT, PATA and FATA SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS of this Institution are also allowed to avail the opportunity of any other
scholarship from non-government source if they deserve. However no student is allowed to take privilege of more than
one scholarship at a time from the Government.
ii. Students who are getting scholarship will not be entitled to receive the scholarship if he/ she continuously remains absent
from the college without first obtaining leave of absence from the Principal or fails in the professional exams.
iii. In case of breach of any discipline, the scholarship will be withheld.
GOLD MEDALS FOR MBBS STUDENTS
i. One Gold medal is awarded to the Best Graduate of the Year. Best graduate of the year is one who stands first in the
aggregate of all the professional MBBS examinations marks, in his/her first attempt.
ii. One Gold Medal is awarded for standing first in each professional MBBS examination in first attempt.
iii. One Gold Medal is awarded for standing first in each subject in all Professional Examinations in 1
st
attempt.
iv. One Gold Medal is awarded by the University for best graduate of all Medical Colleges of NWFP
1. GOLD MEDALS FOR BDS STUDENTS:
One Gold Medal is awarded to the Best Dental Graduate of the Year. Best Graduate of the Y ear is one who stands first in
the aggregate of all the professional B.D.S. examinations of the University without having any supplementary in any
Professional BDS Examination.
2. A student obtaining 80% or more marks in any subject will be awarded degree with honors in that subject.
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
The students are encouraged to take active part in the extra curricular activities to ensure “Healthy Body, Healthy Mind”.
The following societies of the students are allowed in the Medical/Dental Colleges.
1. Literary society
2. Sport society
3. Social Welfare Society
4. Hiking Club
to pay the dues on the due date, he/she must seek the permission of the Principal for extension of the last date of paying
the dues. If the fee is not paid one month after the due date, the defaulters in category A will be fined rupees 30/- per day,
and those in category B & C will be fined Rs. 120 per day.
* Fines once levied will not be condoned.
2. If the defaulter fails to clear the dues 60 days after the last due date, the candidate’s name will be struck off from the
college roll.
The candidate may appeal to the college authorities for readmission in the same session. The college authorities may
allow readmission on compassionate grounds only after payment of Rs. 10,000/- for category A students and Rs. 50,000/
- for category B & C students. This will be in addition to the college normal fees and other subscriptions.
* Fines once levied will not be condoned.
3. The student who is detained or has failed to pass the examination in both Annual/Supplementary shall have to pay
prescribed fees and other subscriptions in full for the class in which he/ she has failed.
4. All those students who have passed/failed in supplementary examination must seek their admission/re-admission forth-with just after the declaration of the result of their classes. All those Students who failed to comply with the above rule (3)
will not be allowed to attend the classes Or appear in the examination.
5. Fees once paid shall not be refunded including those of migration cases, but in the case of student who is prevented by
the illness or other reasons beyond his/her control from attending the college for most of the year for which he/she may be
exempted from payment of the whole or part of amount of fee for the year in which such a student re-joins the college. The
levy, accounting and disposal of caution money will be at the disposal of the Principal.
6. The name of a student, who has not paid/cleared all the dues of the college, will not be entered in the admission register,
nor will he/she be allowed to attend the classes or appear in the examination.
7. If the security deposited is not claimed within a period of 6 months of the date of leaving the college, then it shall not be
refundable and will be credited to the benevolent fund maintained by the college for its students.
8. B.D.S. students in each class will purchase their own minor instruments required for their practical/ clinical work. Large
equipment’s like Dental chairs, Units and other lab machines and materials will be provided by the college.
9. Those students who use the college vehicle for pick and drop, monthly fees will be charged in accordance with the
distance from the college. The amount of fee will be decided by the Academic Council from time to time.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS FOR MBBS STUDENTS
SCHOLARSHIPS:
i. MERIT, PATA and FATA SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS of this Institution are also allowed to avail the opportunity of any other
scholarship from non-government source if they deserve. However no student is allowed to take privilege of more than
one scholarship at a time from the Government.
ii. Students who are getting scholarship will not be entitled to receive the scholarship if he/ she continuously remains absent
from the college without first obtaining leave of absence from the Principal or fails in the professional exams.
iii. In case of breach of any discipline, the scholarship will be withheld.
GOLD MEDALS FOR MBBS STUDENTS
i. One Gold medal is awarded to the Best Graduate of the Year. Best graduate of the year is one who stands first in the
aggregate of all the professional MBBS examinations marks, in his/her first attempt.
ii. One Gold Medal is awarded for standing first in each professional MBBS examination in first attempt.
iii. One Gold Medal is awarded for standing first in each subject in all Professional Examinations in 1
st
attempt.
iv. One Gold Medal is awarded by the University for best graduate of all Medical Colleges of NWFP
1. GOLD MEDALS FOR BDS STUDENTS:
One Gold Medal is awarded to the Best Dental Graduate of the Year. Best Graduate of the Y ear is one who stands first in
the aggregate of all the professional B.D.S. examinations of the University without having any supplementary in any
Professional BDS Examination.
2. A student obtaining 80% or more marks in any subject will be awarded degree with honors in that subject.
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
The students are encouraged to take active part in the extra curricular activities to ensure “Healthy Body, Healthy Mind”.
The following societies of the students are allowed in the Medical/Dental Colleges.
1. Literary society
2. Sport society
3. Social Welfare Society
4. Hiking Club
RULES AND REGULA TIONS FOR STUDENTS A T COLLEGE
1. When the teacher enters the class-room, the students should stand up as mark of respect and remain as such till they are
directed to sit or the teacher takes his/her seat.
2. Every student shall be required to attend at least 75 per cent of the lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical and clinical
classes of each subject in each class failing which his/her name shall not be forwarded to the Controller of Examination,
of the University for the purpose of appearing in the concerned examination. It applies also to students who are
re-admitted after failing in Annual and Supplementary examinations.
3. Repeated absence from lectures, practical, classes, seminars, demonstrations and from hospital wards for four weak
without justification will make a student liable to be expelled from the college.
4. Clinical students (third, fourth and final year) shall be required to do hospital work during the vacation if necessary.
5. The margin of twenty-five per cent of absence in theoretical, lectures, practical classes and demonstrations and in hospi-tal practice is intended to cover absence only on account of sickness or special emergency considered justifiable by the
Principal. A written application should be sent to the Principal by the student or his/her parent or guardian, reporting his/
her illness or cause of absence.
6. Every student is required to attend punctually at the hours notified for lectures, demonstrations, seminars, tutorial classes ,
practical and hospital wards.
7. No student is allowed to leave the lecture room, practical class or a hospital ward without the permission of his/her teacher
or until the class is dismissed.
8. All irregularities, negligence of duties and breach of discipline and the subsequent action taken are to be brought to the
notice of the Principal by the teacher under whom the student is working.
9. The students must wear the prescribed uniform of the college, and white coat while attending laboratories/dissection hall
and the hospital.
Female Students: White/Maroon colour shirt, white Shalwar, white Dupatta, Black Shoes white long overall up to knee
length.
Male Students: White Shirt, white Shalwar/ Gray Paint, Black shoes white long overall up to knee length.
10. All the students should keep their Identity Cards on their chest pocket of overall. Duplicate identity card will be issued on
payment of Rs. 50/-11. Every student shall provide himself/herself with all the prescribed text books and other necessary requisites to enable him/
her to study profitably.
12. Students are required to observe order and be quite at all times in the college and hospital premises. Students are
forbidden to blow whistle, create noise or indulge in any indecent behaviour or activity in the college and hospital premises
during or after the working hours.
13. No unauthorized game is to be played in the college or hospital premises at any time.
14. Outsiders are not allowed in the college.
15. Any student breaking or damaging any college or hospital property shall be required to pay the cost of repair or replace-ment. In case of willful damage he/she shall be punished as Principal may deem fit.
16. Students are forbidden to address any member or person in authority directly. Any communication intended for such
higher authority must be submitted through the principal who will forward it if he considers it desirable.
17. Any student desirous of addressing the Principal by letter must do so separately. Joint applications are entirely prohibited
and will not receive attention.
18. Any student wishing to make a representation on any subject, has the right of direct access to the Principal at any time
during college hours by previous appointment.
19. Parents/Guardians are expected to co-operate with the authorities of the college by prevailing upon their wards not to take
any part in anti-institutional activities.
20. All teachers are accessible at any time for the consideration of difficulties and grievances of the students and will always
be pleased to hear them and to give them advice
21. If a student of the college takes part in any political activity or conducts himself/herself in an unbecoming manner or in
such manner as would interfere with the corporate life or educational work of the college, the Principal may take any action
he deems proper or bring him before the College Academic Council for proper action.
22. It is desirable for medical students to engage themselves to reasonable extent in wholesome extra curricular activities
such as sports and literary pursuits during leisure in order that they may not become too narrowly professional in interest
and outlook.
23. No person shall be invited to address a meeting or society in the college premises without prior permission of the Princi-pal. In all cases, the chair shall be occupied by a responsible person approved for the purpose by the Principal. The
subject of debate shall be fixed after obtaining the approval of the Principal in advance.
24. No student shall address a Press Conference, nor write to the press on the political or related subject or matters con-cerned directly with the administration of the College, University or any Government or Educational Institution in Pakistan
or abroad. No poster or banners shall be put up without the approval of the Principal.
25. No student in the college shall be permitted to have any connection with a private dispensary or a consulting room to pose
or work as a medical practitioner.
26. No society may be set up by the students nor any meeting held in the college premises without the written permission of
the Principal.
27. In case of complaint it will be investigated first by the Head of Department concerned. If it is of serious nature it will be
forwarded to the Disciplinary Committee for further investigation and their recommendation will be forwarded to the Prin-cipal.
28. In dealing with any breach of discipline, infringement of the rules and regulations mentioned in this prospectus, the
Principal may decide to order appropriate penalty including apology (verbal and/or written), withdrawal of scholarship,
temporary suspension from the college, removal from the hostel, compulsory migration, expulsion from the college and
rustication. If rustication from the college is required, the case will be placed before the College Academic Council whose
decision will be final and the decision will be conveyed to IMC/Health Department, Government of NWFP and University.
29. In all cases, leave taken will be at students own risk so far as percentage of attendance is concerned. Even a medical
certificate will not condone a deficiency in attendance. Sick leave even sanctioned on medical certificate leading to ab-sence in an examination will mean failure in that examination.
30. The name of the student who is absent without leave continuously for a period of four weeks will be struck off from the
college roll.
31. Students absenting themselves from college or hospital work shall be liable to a fine imposed by the Principal.
32. Continuous absence by a scholarship holder will be reported to the sanctioning department for the cancellation of schol-arship.
33. Every student must realize that the duty of the authorities of the Medical/Dental College is to impart medical education to
him/her and conduct College and University examination according to statues as laid down in university ordinances for
the various MBBS/BDS examinations and according to the regulations of the Pakistan Medical & Dental Council and also
to maintain discipline and to run the administration of the college. Every student must, therefore, accept unconditionally
the ordinance of the University, recommendations of Pakistan Medical & Dental Council and provisions made in this
prospectus including any amendment to be made thereafter. All these have been evolved for the purpose of imparting a
sound medical/dental education to the students.
34. Students are not permitted to remain in the lecture room except at the prescribed hours of lectures
35. Students are strictly prohibited to keep fire arms and other weapons in the hostel, college premises or on their person. The
possession/use of narcotics is also strictly prohibited. Any one found in possession of or using narcotics or fire arms will
be expelled from the hostel immediately. In case of suspicion, any room can be searched without prior notice.
36. All kind of tours should be arranged in vacations / holidays.
THE TUTORIAL SYSTEM
The object of the tutorial group system is to keep the staff and students in touch with one another and to promote mutual
good feeling and understanding. Each tutor is to look personally into all the difficulties of students (individually) and to
report to the Principal of the college for opinion and advice, if any.
i. The college students are divided into tutorial groups, every group being made up of a proportion of students from
each class.
ii. The group tutors will comprise of teachers of the college.
iii. Students once placed in a group will remain in that group until he/she leaves the college. Under no circumstances
transfer of a student from one group to another will be permitted.
iv. The tutor -in-charge of the group will meet the respective group students as occasion arises.
37. Students have to be present in time at any specified activity of the college.
38. For leave or absence, the student must apply in writing, stating the reason for his/her request. Requests are submitted to
the Principal.
39. All sick students should report to the teaching hospital of the concerned college before attending any other clinic. The
Doctor’s advice etc. has to be submitted to the college office.
40. At the beginning of the College year, the students elect a representative who is supposed to speak on behalf of the class,
in all matters concerning the student’s community. The representative can be asked to represent his/her class to teachers
and committee meetings.
41. It is not allowed to bring person not belonging to the staff or the students (out sider) into the training and education
departments without previous permission of the Principal.
42. Students have to wear white coats during practical and clinical work.
43. All students are responsible for the good care and maintenance of machinery and equipment used during training. They
will have to pay for the loss or damage. Breakage and losses are to be reported immediately to the teacher.
44. Students should keep the class room/Laboratory/ward clean.
45. Security measures for handling acid etc. are to be strictly followed.
46. All accidents, including minor ones have to be reported to the teacher immediately.
47. Students are not allowed to smoke in the college and hospital premises.
48. Absentees would be sent to the principal who may impose fine and take appropriate action.
49. Late comers may be marked absent.
50. Sick leave for more than one day would be allowed subject to medical examination and recommendations.
51. The Authority may expel a student at any time if it is not satisfied with his/her health, conduct or character.
1. TIMING
a) All students must be in the college by 7.30 A.M. in summer and 8:00 AM in winter on all weekdays (Monday-Saturday).
b) Students must not be late from the lecture without a valid reason and must attend all teaching and training activity
punctually according to time table.
c) Students are not allowed to leave the College without a valid reason.
2. VISITORS
Visitors will not be allowed to see students during classes/ practical/ wards etc.
3. CLEANLINESS
Students are responsible for the cleanliness of their own dormitories, classrooms and laboratories.
4. CLOTHING:
a) All students must wear the authorized uniform during Practical and hospital duty, and on such other official occa-sions as the administration may designate.
b) All students must be decently, neatly and cleanly dressed at all times.
c) Students are not permitted to make any alteration in their uniforms.
5. INTO XICATING DRINKS AND DRUG ABUSE:
No student is allowed to be in possession of any drugs without a valid reason Possession of intoxicating substances such
as alcohol, opium products etc. and poisons is strictly prohibited.
6. NOISE:
Unnecessary noise is not allowed in the college / hospital premises.
7. SMOKING:
Students are not allowed to smoke within the College and Hospital premises.
8. USE OF ABUSIVE LANGUAGE:
No student is allowed to use abusive language at any time.
9. RIOT:
No riots, strikes, boycott and demonstrations are allowed.
10. WEAPONS:
Possession of arms, explosives and other weapons are strictly prohibited.
11. FIGHTING AND AS SAULT:
No fighting and assaults shall be tolerated.
directed to sit or the teacher takes his/her seat.
2. Every student shall be required to attend at least 75 per cent of the lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical and clinical
classes of each subject in each class failing which his/her name shall not be forwarded to the Controller of Examination,
of the University for the purpose of appearing in the concerned examination. It applies also to students who are
re-admitted after failing in Annual and Supplementary examinations.
3. Repeated absence from lectures, practical, classes, seminars, demonstrations and from hospital wards for four weak
without justification will make a student liable to be expelled from the college.
4. Clinical students (third, fourth and final year) shall be required to do hospital work during the vacation if necessary.
5. The margin of twenty-five per cent of absence in theoretical, lectures, practical classes and demonstrations and in hospi-tal practice is intended to cover absence only on account of sickness or special emergency considered justifiable by the
Principal. A written application should be sent to the Principal by the student or his/her parent or guardian, reporting his/
her illness or cause of absence.
6. Every student is required to attend punctually at the hours notified for lectures, demonstrations, seminars, tutorial classes ,
practical and hospital wards.
7. No student is allowed to leave the lecture room, practical class or a hospital ward without the permission of his/her teacher
or until the class is dismissed.
8. All irregularities, negligence of duties and breach of discipline and the subsequent action taken are to be brought to the
notice of the Principal by the teacher under whom the student is working.
9. The students must wear the prescribed uniform of the college, and white coat while attending laboratories/dissection hall
and the hospital.
Female Students: White/Maroon colour shirt, white Shalwar, white Dupatta, Black Shoes white long overall up to knee
length.
Male Students: White Shirt, white Shalwar/ Gray Paint, Black shoes white long overall up to knee length.
10. All the students should keep their Identity Cards on their chest pocket of overall. Duplicate identity card will be issued on
payment of Rs. 50/-11. Every student shall provide himself/herself with all the prescribed text books and other necessary requisites to enable him/
her to study profitably.
12. Students are required to observe order and be quite at all times in the college and hospital premises. Students are
forbidden to blow whistle, create noise or indulge in any indecent behaviour or activity in the college and hospital premises
during or after the working hours.
13. No unauthorized game is to be played in the college or hospital premises at any time.
14. Outsiders are not allowed in the college.
15. Any student breaking or damaging any college or hospital property shall be required to pay the cost of repair or replace-ment. In case of willful damage he/she shall be punished as Principal may deem fit.
16. Students are forbidden to address any member or person in authority directly. Any communication intended for such
higher authority must be submitted through the principal who will forward it if he considers it desirable.
17. Any student desirous of addressing the Principal by letter must do so separately. Joint applications are entirely prohibited
and will not receive attention.
18. Any student wishing to make a representation on any subject, has the right of direct access to the Principal at any time
during college hours by previous appointment.
19. Parents/Guardians are expected to co-operate with the authorities of the college by prevailing upon their wards not to take
any part in anti-institutional activities.
20. All teachers are accessible at any time for the consideration of difficulties and grievances of the students and will always
be pleased to hear them and to give them advice
21. If a student of the college takes part in any political activity or conducts himself/herself in an unbecoming manner or in
such manner as would interfere with the corporate life or educational work of the college, the Principal may take any action
he deems proper or bring him before the College Academic Council for proper action.
22. It is desirable for medical students to engage themselves to reasonable extent in wholesome extra curricular activities
such as sports and literary pursuits during leisure in order that they may not become too narrowly professional in interest
and outlook.
23. No person shall be invited to address a meeting or society in the college premises without prior permission of the Princi-pal. In all cases, the chair shall be occupied by a responsible person approved for the purpose by the Principal. The
subject of debate shall be fixed after obtaining the approval of the Principal in advance.
24. No student shall address a Press Conference, nor write to the press on the political or related subject or matters con-cerned directly with the administration of the College, University or any Government or Educational Institution in Pakistan
or abroad. No poster or banners shall be put up without the approval of the Principal.
25. No student in the college shall be permitted to have any connection with a private dispensary or a consulting room to pose
or work as a medical practitioner.
26. No society may be set up by the students nor any meeting held in the college premises without the written permission of
the Principal.
27. In case of complaint it will be investigated first by the Head of Department concerned. If it is of serious nature it will be
forwarded to the Disciplinary Committee for further investigation and their recommendation will be forwarded to the Prin-cipal.
28. In dealing with any breach of discipline, infringement of the rules and regulations mentioned in this prospectus, the
Principal may decide to order appropriate penalty including apology (verbal and/or written), withdrawal of scholarship,
temporary suspension from the college, removal from the hostel, compulsory migration, expulsion from the college and
rustication. If rustication from the college is required, the case will be placed before the College Academic Council whose
decision will be final and the decision will be conveyed to IMC/Health Department, Government of NWFP and University.
29. In all cases, leave taken will be at students own risk so far as percentage of attendance is concerned. Even a medical
certificate will not condone a deficiency in attendance. Sick leave even sanctioned on medical certificate leading to ab-sence in an examination will mean failure in that examination.
30. The name of the student who is absent without leave continuously for a period of four weeks will be struck off from the
college roll.
31. Students absenting themselves from college or hospital work shall be liable to a fine imposed by the Principal.
32. Continuous absence by a scholarship holder will be reported to the sanctioning department for the cancellation of schol-arship.
33. Every student must realize that the duty of the authorities of the Medical/Dental College is to impart medical education to
him/her and conduct College and University examination according to statues as laid down in university ordinances for
the various MBBS/BDS examinations and according to the regulations of the Pakistan Medical & Dental Council and also
to maintain discipline and to run the administration of the college. Every student must, therefore, accept unconditionally
the ordinance of the University, recommendations of Pakistan Medical & Dental Council and provisions made in this
prospectus including any amendment to be made thereafter. All these have been evolved for the purpose of imparting a
sound medical/dental education to the students.
34. Students are not permitted to remain in the lecture room except at the prescribed hours of lectures
35. Students are strictly prohibited to keep fire arms and other weapons in the hostel, college premises or on their person. The
possession/use of narcotics is also strictly prohibited. Any one found in possession of or using narcotics or fire arms will
be expelled from the hostel immediately. In case of suspicion, any room can be searched without prior notice.
36. All kind of tours should be arranged in vacations / holidays.
THE TUTORIAL SYSTEM
The object of the tutorial group system is to keep the staff and students in touch with one another and to promote mutual
good feeling and understanding. Each tutor is to look personally into all the difficulties of students (individually) and to
report to the Principal of the college for opinion and advice, if any.
i. The college students are divided into tutorial groups, every group being made up of a proportion of students from
each class.
ii. The group tutors will comprise of teachers of the college.
iii. Students once placed in a group will remain in that group until he/she leaves the college. Under no circumstances
transfer of a student from one group to another will be permitted.
iv. The tutor -in-charge of the group will meet the respective group students as occasion arises.
37. Students have to be present in time at any specified activity of the college.
38. For leave or absence, the student must apply in writing, stating the reason for his/her request. Requests are submitted to
the Principal.
39. All sick students should report to the teaching hospital of the concerned college before attending any other clinic. The
Doctor’s advice etc. has to be submitted to the college office.
40. At the beginning of the College year, the students elect a representative who is supposed to speak on behalf of the class,
in all matters concerning the student’s community. The representative can be asked to represent his/her class to teachers
and committee meetings.
41. It is not allowed to bring person not belonging to the staff or the students (out sider) into the training and education
departments without previous permission of the Principal.
42. Students have to wear white coats during practical and clinical work.
43. All students are responsible for the good care and maintenance of machinery and equipment used during training. They
will have to pay for the loss or damage. Breakage and losses are to be reported immediately to the teacher.
44. Students should keep the class room/Laboratory/ward clean.
45. Security measures for handling acid etc. are to be strictly followed.
46. All accidents, including minor ones have to be reported to the teacher immediately.
47. Students are not allowed to smoke in the college and hospital premises.
48. Absentees would be sent to the principal who may impose fine and take appropriate action.
49. Late comers may be marked absent.
50. Sick leave for more than one day would be allowed subject to medical examination and recommendations.
51. The Authority may expel a student at any time if it is not satisfied with his/her health, conduct or character.
1. TIMING
a) All students must be in the college by 7.30 A.M. in summer and 8:00 AM in winter on all weekdays (Monday-Saturday).
b) Students must not be late from the lecture without a valid reason and must attend all teaching and training activity
punctually according to time table.
c) Students are not allowed to leave the College without a valid reason.
2. VISITORS
Visitors will not be allowed to see students during classes/ practical/ wards etc.
3. CLEANLINESS
Students are responsible for the cleanliness of their own dormitories, classrooms and laboratories.
4. CLOTHING:
a) All students must wear the authorized uniform during Practical and hospital duty, and on such other official occa-sions as the administration may designate.
b) All students must be decently, neatly and cleanly dressed at all times.
c) Students are not permitted to make any alteration in their uniforms.
5. INTO XICATING DRINKS AND DRUG ABUSE:
No student is allowed to be in possession of any drugs without a valid reason Possession of intoxicating substances such
as alcohol, opium products etc. and poisons is strictly prohibited.
6. NOISE:
Unnecessary noise is not allowed in the college / hospital premises.
7. SMOKING:
Students are not allowed to smoke within the College and Hospital premises.
8. USE OF ABUSIVE LANGUAGE:
No student is allowed to use abusive language at any time.
9. RIOT:
No riots, strikes, boycott and demonstrations are allowed.
10. WEAPONS:
Possession of arms, explosives and other weapons are strictly prohibited.
11. FIGHTING AND AS SAULT:
No fighting and assaults shall be tolerated.
HOSTEL RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. The government or College authorities are not responsible to provide accommodation to all students. The available
accommodation will be given according to the merit list
2. Students seeking admission in hostel shall apply for a seat on the prescribed form available from the Assistant Provost
office.
3. Seats shall be allotted by the Hostel administration committee in accordance with the rules subject to availability of
accommodation. Hostel administration committee will be chaired by the chief provost or his nominee.
4. Hostel dues must be paid in time. No student will be allowed to appear in any Professional Examination unless he/she has
paid all the hostel dues.
Students must read carefully and follow the hostel rules given in the prospectus.
TITLE AND COMMENCEMENT:
These regulations shall be called Medical colleges Hostel admission, residence and Financial Rules.
These shall come into force at once.
1. DEFINITION.
In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, the following expressions shall have the meanings assigned to
them. These are:-a. Hostel means Boys Hostel and Girls Hostel .
b. Hostel Administration means Warden in case of boys hostel and Female warden & House keeper of Girls hostel.
c. Principal means The Principal of the Medical College.
d. Assistant Provost means staff appointed by the Govt. of NWFP Peshawar.
e. Warden means any officer or member of the teaching/non teaching Staff, appointed by the Principal.
f. Boarder means a regular student of the college, allowed under these rules to reside in the hostel.
g. Employees of the hostel means hostel Superintendent, Clerks, Bearers, Cooks, Male sweepers and others persons
assigned the duties in the hostels.
h. ‘Hostel Authority’ means Authority of the College.
i. ‘Hostel regulations’ means regulation enumerated herein after.
STAFF AND THEIR DUTIES
1. CHIEF PROVOST
He will be a Professor of the medical college, appointed by the Principal of concerned college. He will be the overall
Incharge of the hostel.
2. PROVOST
a- Each hostel shall have one provost who is a senior member of teaching staff appointed by the Principal/Chief
Provost of the concerned college.
b- He will be responsible for the overall supervision of Law & Order.
c- To Chair the meeting of Assistant Provost/Warden and Superintendent/House Keeper of the hostel on the request of
Assistant Provost/ Warden of a hostel in case of emergency of any unforeseen happening.
3. AS SISTANT PROVOST
He/she is an officer appointed by Govt. of NWFP/IMC/Principal, whose duties include:
a- Overall supervision of the hostels.
b- To co-ordinate the activities of all the hostels.
c- To convene meeting of the Wardens from time to time to discuss matters/problems of students, hostel and to sort
out their solution and to implement all the decision taken by the authority.
d- To call special meetings on the request of Warden of the hostel in case of emergencies or any unforeseen happen-ings
e- To intimate to the Principal/ Chief Provost, all information in respect of matters of importance and shall obtain the
sanction for actions proposed and shall consult him on all matters of importance of the hostels.
f- To indicate quantum of repair/maintenance work with the help of maintenance staff and to intimate cost on annual
repair within the hostel, to the Principal for inclusion in the annual maintenance and repair estimates.
g- To check and approve all kinds of hostel bills.
h- To authorize expenses to the Warden upto rupees 5000/-. In case of excess he will get the approval of the principal.
i- Supervise Hostel Establishment.
j- To keep a check on receipts/expenses and signs clearance certificates of students.
2. WARDEN
a- The warden shall be directly under the control of the hostel administration that will looks after the hostel affairs.
b- The warden, in all matters requiring approval, attention or advice of the College administration, relating to discipline
or change of conditions in the hostel or any deficiency shall inform/report to the Assistant Provost Office.
c- The warden shall make the admission of the students on the prescribed from and will maintain complete record of
the students and to issue hostel leaving certificate to a resident student after clearance.
d- The warden, in consultation with hostel superintendent/House Keeper shall make a Food Committee consisting of
5 resident students, one of them will perform the duties of Senior-Food Monitor.
e- The Warden shall constitute a Sports Committee for the hostel comprising of 5 students, one of them will work as
the Sports Secretary.
f- The Warden in consultation with the Assistant Provost will deal with all cases of in discipline or breach of regulations
and orders relating to hostel affairs.
g- The Warden shall supervise the activities of washer-man, tuck shop and mess contractors and ensure payment of
dues by them to the account branch before 10th of each month.
h- The Warden will not stay out of hostel during night without prior permission of Assistant Provost or Principal, as the
case may be.
i- The Warden will be responsible for the safety of hostel property for which he/she maintains complete and account-able record which will be checked annually by the Accounts Officer and by the Physical Verification Committee of
the College. He/ She will be held personally responsible for any damage or loss sustained to the College Property.
3. SUPERINTENDENT/HOUSE KEEPER
Is responsible:
a- To implement the hostel’s regulations with the help of Warden, Assistant Provost and Provost.
b- To report to the warden every month about non-payment of various funds like mess dues, room rent, electricity and
gas charges etc payable by each boarder from date of his/her admission. He/ She shall also report to the student
affair section about the non-payment of dues.
c- To physically verify the presence of students in their allotted rooms and to check and report the stay of outsider in
the hostels to the warden.
d- To maintain and prepare the list of monthly mess dues of each boarder.
e- To check the attendance of the staff working in the hostel and to keep their leave record in their personal files.
f- To maintain the stock register of permanent and consumable items such as crockery, furniture and other articles of
the hostel.
g- To check and report the water, electricity and gas problems of hostels and communicate them to the concerned
authorities through warden and provost.
h- To check the cleanliness inside and outside the hostel premises.
i- To look after the common room and supervise indoor and outdoor games.
j- To prepare demands as per college rules and to route the demand through hostel administration and main store
department of the college
4. HOSTEL CLERK
Is responsible:
a- To maintain all sorts of account books, stock register etc.
b- To help the Superintendent/House Keeper of the hostel and perform all sorts of clerical work.
c- To perform any other duty assigned by the authority of hostel.
5. HOSTEL SECURITY
Hostel Security staff will keep liaison with Security Officer of the concerned college for all matters concerning to Security.
6. HOSTEL REGULATIONS
Residence in the hostel is a privilege and not a matter of right. Authorities may refuse accommodation to any applicant, if
the accommodation is not available or conduct of the resident is not good.
7. HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION/ALLOTMENT
a- Passport size photo to be affixed on the hostel admission form.
b- Only those students, who are on the roll of the Medical/Dental College may be allowed admission in the hostel.
Students will not be allowed to stay in hostel once they appear in the final Professional MBBS /BDS examination.
However, the failed students who will appear in the supplementary examination may formally request for allotment
of seat in hostel; the seat may be allotted subject to availability of accommodation and on payment of extra hostel
payment and other charges as per rules.
c- Students seeking admission in hostel shall apply for a seat to Provost on the prescribed form.
d- The warden of hostel on the basis of Merit/Seniority will allot the seat and the students shall come under the
disciplinary/Supervision of the hostel management.
e- The Provost has the right to refuse admission in the hostel to student whose past record in the hostel is not satisfac-tory/favourable.
f- A student who gets admission in the hostel shall occupy his/her room within 7 days. A student who fails to turn up
within this period will forfeit his right of admission.
g- No student will be allowed to change the room once allotted to him/her except with prior permission of the warden.
h- No student will be allowed to keep extra furniture of the hostel.
i- No student will be allowed to change hostel except with permission of the provost.
j- Resident my be allowed to leave the hostel but he/she will be required to pay all the dues outstanding against him/
her before he/she is permitted to leave the hostel.
k- Private food arrangement within the rooms is not allowed. No resident will overstay beyond authorized period of
academic session. In case of overstay of final year student, he/she will have to pay full proportional hostel charges
such as electricity, room rent, gas charges and other hostel charges etc.
HOSTEL DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE
Hostel disciplinary committee will comprise of
• Chief Provost
• Provost
• Assistant Provost
• Security Officer of the college
• Wardens
This committee will be responsible for
• Carrying out enquiry in disciplinary cases in the hostels and forwarding the report to Principal of the college.
• The Principal will forward the report to college disciplinary committee for necessary actions.
• Any other matter dealing with law and order in the hostels.
accommodation will be given according to the merit list
2. Students seeking admission in hostel shall apply for a seat on the prescribed form available from the Assistant Provost
office.
3. Seats shall be allotted by the Hostel administration committee in accordance with the rules subject to availability of
accommodation. Hostel administration committee will be chaired by the chief provost or his nominee.
4. Hostel dues must be paid in time. No student will be allowed to appear in any Professional Examination unless he/she has
paid all the hostel dues.
Students must read carefully and follow the hostel rules given in the prospectus.
TITLE AND COMMENCEMENT:
These regulations shall be called Medical colleges Hostel admission, residence and Financial Rules.
These shall come into force at once.
1. DEFINITION.
In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, the following expressions shall have the meanings assigned to
them. These are:-a. Hostel means Boys Hostel and Girls Hostel .
b. Hostel Administration means Warden in case of boys hostel and Female warden & House keeper of Girls hostel.
c. Principal means The Principal of the Medical College.
d. Assistant Provost means staff appointed by the Govt. of NWFP Peshawar.
e. Warden means any officer or member of the teaching/non teaching Staff, appointed by the Principal.
f. Boarder means a regular student of the college, allowed under these rules to reside in the hostel.
g. Employees of the hostel means hostel Superintendent, Clerks, Bearers, Cooks, Male sweepers and others persons
assigned the duties in the hostels.
h. ‘Hostel Authority’ means Authority of the College.
i. ‘Hostel regulations’ means regulation enumerated herein after.
STAFF AND THEIR DUTIES
1. CHIEF PROVOST
He will be a Professor of the medical college, appointed by the Principal of concerned college. He will be the overall
Incharge of the hostel.
2. PROVOST
a- Each hostel shall have one provost who is a senior member of teaching staff appointed by the Principal/Chief
Provost of the concerned college.
b- He will be responsible for the overall supervision of Law & Order.
c- To Chair the meeting of Assistant Provost/Warden and Superintendent/House Keeper of the hostel on the request of
Assistant Provost/ Warden of a hostel in case of emergency of any unforeseen happening.
3. AS SISTANT PROVOST
He/she is an officer appointed by Govt. of NWFP/IMC/Principal, whose duties include:
a- Overall supervision of the hostels.
b- To co-ordinate the activities of all the hostels.
c- To convene meeting of the Wardens from time to time to discuss matters/problems of students, hostel and to sort
out their solution and to implement all the decision taken by the authority.
d- To call special meetings on the request of Warden of the hostel in case of emergencies or any unforeseen happen-ings
e- To intimate to the Principal/ Chief Provost, all information in respect of matters of importance and shall obtain the
sanction for actions proposed and shall consult him on all matters of importance of the hostels.
f- To indicate quantum of repair/maintenance work with the help of maintenance staff and to intimate cost on annual
repair within the hostel, to the Principal for inclusion in the annual maintenance and repair estimates.
g- To check and approve all kinds of hostel bills.
h- To authorize expenses to the Warden upto rupees 5000/-. In case of excess he will get the approval of the principal.
i- Supervise Hostel Establishment.
j- To keep a check on receipts/expenses and signs clearance certificates of students.
2. WARDEN
a- The warden shall be directly under the control of the hostel administration that will looks after the hostel affairs.
b- The warden, in all matters requiring approval, attention or advice of the College administration, relating to discipline
or change of conditions in the hostel or any deficiency shall inform/report to the Assistant Provost Office.
c- The warden shall make the admission of the students on the prescribed from and will maintain complete record of
the students and to issue hostel leaving certificate to a resident student after clearance.
d- The warden, in consultation with hostel superintendent/House Keeper shall make a Food Committee consisting of
5 resident students, one of them will perform the duties of Senior-Food Monitor.
e- The Warden shall constitute a Sports Committee for the hostel comprising of 5 students, one of them will work as
the Sports Secretary.
f- The Warden in consultation with the Assistant Provost will deal with all cases of in discipline or breach of regulations
and orders relating to hostel affairs.
g- The Warden shall supervise the activities of washer-man, tuck shop and mess contractors and ensure payment of
dues by them to the account branch before 10th of each month.
h- The Warden will not stay out of hostel during night without prior permission of Assistant Provost or Principal, as the
case may be.
i- The Warden will be responsible for the safety of hostel property for which he/she maintains complete and account-able record which will be checked annually by the Accounts Officer and by the Physical Verification Committee of
the College. He/ She will be held personally responsible for any damage or loss sustained to the College Property.
3. SUPERINTENDENT/HOUSE KEEPER
Is responsible:
a- To implement the hostel’s regulations with the help of Warden, Assistant Provost and Provost.
b- To report to the warden every month about non-payment of various funds like mess dues, room rent, electricity and
gas charges etc payable by each boarder from date of his/her admission. He/ She shall also report to the student
affair section about the non-payment of dues.
c- To physically verify the presence of students in their allotted rooms and to check and report the stay of outsider in
the hostels to the warden.
d- To maintain and prepare the list of monthly mess dues of each boarder.
e- To check the attendance of the staff working in the hostel and to keep their leave record in their personal files.
f- To maintain the stock register of permanent and consumable items such as crockery, furniture and other articles of
the hostel.
g- To check and report the water, electricity and gas problems of hostels and communicate them to the concerned
authorities through warden and provost.
h- To check the cleanliness inside and outside the hostel premises.
i- To look after the common room and supervise indoor and outdoor games.
j- To prepare demands as per college rules and to route the demand through hostel administration and main store
department of the college
4. HOSTEL CLERK
Is responsible:
a- To maintain all sorts of account books, stock register etc.
b- To help the Superintendent/House Keeper of the hostel and perform all sorts of clerical work.
c- To perform any other duty assigned by the authority of hostel.
5. HOSTEL SECURITY
Hostel Security staff will keep liaison with Security Officer of the concerned college for all matters concerning to Security.
6. HOSTEL REGULATIONS
Residence in the hostel is a privilege and not a matter of right. Authorities may refuse accommodation to any applicant, if
the accommodation is not available or conduct of the resident is not good.
7. HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION/ALLOTMENT
a- Passport size photo to be affixed on the hostel admission form.
b- Only those students, who are on the roll of the Medical/Dental College may be allowed admission in the hostel.
Students will not be allowed to stay in hostel once they appear in the final Professional MBBS /BDS examination.
However, the failed students who will appear in the supplementary examination may formally request for allotment
of seat in hostel; the seat may be allotted subject to availability of accommodation and on payment of extra hostel
payment and other charges as per rules.
c- Students seeking admission in hostel shall apply for a seat to Provost on the prescribed form.
d- The warden of hostel on the basis of Merit/Seniority will allot the seat and the students shall come under the
disciplinary/Supervision of the hostel management.
e- The Provost has the right to refuse admission in the hostel to student whose past record in the hostel is not satisfac-tory/favourable.
f- A student who gets admission in the hostel shall occupy his/her room within 7 days. A student who fails to turn up
within this period will forfeit his right of admission.
g- No student will be allowed to change the room once allotted to him/her except with prior permission of the warden.
h- No student will be allowed to keep extra furniture of the hostel.
i- No student will be allowed to change hostel except with permission of the provost.
j- Resident my be allowed to leave the hostel but he/she will be required to pay all the dues outstanding against him/
her before he/she is permitted to leave the hostel.
k- Private food arrangement within the rooms is not allowed. No resident will overstay beyond authorized period of
academic session. In case of overstay of final year student, he/she will have to pay full proportional hostel charges
such as electricity, room rent, gas charges and other hostel charges etc.
HOSTEL DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE
Hostel disciplinary committee will comprise of
• Chief Provost
• Provost
• Assistant Provost
• Security Officer of the college
• Wardens
This committee will be responsible for
• Carrying out enquiry in disciplinary cases in the hostels and forwarding the report to Principal of the college.
• The Principal will forward the report to college disciplinary committee for necessary actions.
• Any other matter dealing with law and order in the hostels.
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