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PROSPECTUS 2017

UNIVERSITY OF SARGODHASub Campus Lahore

This prospectus is issued on the express condition that it shall not form part of any contract between the University and the student(s). Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of its contents; however, errors and omissions are excepted. This prospectus has no legal value; it is only a document for information and shall not be binding on the University in any case, whatsoever. The University reserves the right to withdraw and/or amend rules, regulations, policies, structure of fee and nature of courses at any time without prior notice. The admission to the University of Sargodha shall be subject to fulfilment of all requirements of preconditions by the students in terms of registration procedure and adherence to the Ordinance, Statutes, Rules and Regulations of the University. All admissions made in contravention to the laws of the University shall be subject to cancellation, irrespective of the time spent and progress made in academics/studies.

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Quaid’s Message 02

Iqbal’s Message 03

Chancellor’s Message 04

Vice Chancellor’s Message 05

Welcome University of Sargodha (Main Campus) 06

Welcome University of Sargodha (Lahore Campus) 07

Student Services & Campus Facilities 08

Societies & Clubs 13

Financial Aid 17

Faculty of Sciences 18

Department of Computer Science & Information Technology 20

Department of Mathematics 30

Department of Physical Therapy 36

Department of Chemistry 40

Department of Physics 44

Department of Technology 50

Faculty of Social Sciences 60

Department of Business Administration 62

Department of Mass Communication 70

Department of English 78

Department of Psychology 84

Department of Islamic Studies 92

Academic Rules & Regulations 96

Fee Structure 137

Index 148

Societies & Clubs 150

Contents

“You know that the importance of education and the right type of education cannot be over-emphasized. Under foreign rule for over a century, in the very nature of things, I regret, sufficient attention has not been paid to the education of our people, and if we are to make any real, speedy and substantial progress, we must earnestly tackle this question and bring our educational policy and program on the lines suited to the genius of our people, consonant with our history and culture, and having regard to the modern conditions and vast developments that have taken place all over the world.

There is no doubt that the future of our State will and must greatly depend upon the type of education and the way in which we bring up our children as the future servants of Pakistan. Education does not merely mean academic education, and even that appears to be of a very poor type. What we have to do is to mobilize our people and build up the character of our future generations. There is immediate and urgent need for training our people in the scientific and technical education in order to build up future economic life, and we should see that our people undertake scientific commerce, trade and particularly, well planned industries. But do not forget that we have to compete with the world, which is moving very fast in this direction.

In short, we have to build up the character of our future generations which means highest

sense of honor, integrity, selfless service to the nation, and sense of responsibility, and we have to see that they are fully qualified or equipped to play their part in the various branches of economic life in a manner which will do honor to Pakistan.”

— Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s message at the First National Education Conference, Karachi, 27 Nov-1 Dec1947

Quaid’s Message

I am pleased to note that the University of Sargodha is commencing new academic year 2017. Commencing of new academic session gives an opportunity to renew the resolve of taking this University to new heights of quality education, research and innovation.

Established in the year 2002, the University of Sargodha has revealed its potential, both in academic pursuits and in experimenting with latest pedagogical skills, keeping in view the changing dynamics of education in the world. It is also a matter of great satisfaction that this institution has employed accomplished Faculty Members to beef up the academic performance. With the untiring efforts of the Administration and dedicated efforts of the Faculty, this institution is justified in taking pride as an emerging seat of learning in the region.

As the institution caters to the academic needs of a large geographic area, I urge upon the fresh entrants to make meaningful use of facilities and services provided to them so that they can emerge as disciplined and vibrant citizens to better serve their nation.

I am confident that the University of Sargodha will continue its efforts to become a symbol of excellence in education and research. I congratulate the Faculty and Administration on the start of fresh academic year and wish the newcomers success in their future endeavors.

Chancellor’s Message

I am pleased to welcome all the new entrants to the proud community of students at the University of Sargodha. Your admission to this great place of learning will, Insha’Allah, open new horizons for your future professional success in the respective disciplines of your choice.

Our mode of teaching at University of Sargodha is not merely confined to imparting knowledge, but we also teach our students the values we have learned from our parents and elders. Our aim is to equip the students and scholars with advanced knowledge and professional skills suitable for a highly competitive national and global job market.

With its efficient staff and qualified faculty, University of Sargodha offers modern teaching and research facilities to its students as well as a variety of social avenues for harnessing

their untapped potential. It has also made a huge difference in the demographic and economic growth of the region by generating skilful workforce, innovating agrarian products,

providing community services and contributing to knowledge economy.

With wide exposure to higher education at home and abroad, including Oxford University, I plan to build upon all these achievements by promoting a culture of academic enquiry among students and faculty, introducing modern modes of quality teaching and research, fostering academic-industrial linkages as well as national and international collaborations.

My strategic vision is very clear: that of making this university a national hub of advanced studies and research. I have come across amazing talent among current students, and have no doubt that our prospective students will add to this rare youth potential at our campuses and be the key beneficiary of the progressive reforms process.

Vice Chancellor’s Message

We are proud to introduce the University of Sargodha, which started its journey in 1929 with the establishment of De’Montmorency College, later renamed in 1946 as Government College Sargodha; which was awarded university charter in 2002. Since then, the University has emerged as one of Pakistan’s leading seats of advanced studies and research in various disciplines of business and economics, arts and humanities, natural and social sciences, law, agriculture, pharmacy, medical and health sciences, engineering and technology.With its main campus located in Sargodha city and two sub- campuses at Bhakkar and Mianwali, the University currently has 25,976 students and 657 faculty members, including 279 PhDs, in 31 Departments, four Constituent Colleges and eight Faculties. There are also five public-private partnershipcampuses in Lahore, Faisalabad, Gujranwala and Mandi Bahauddin as well as over 200 affiliated colleges spread across the province of Punjab (with additional faculty

and students).The University offers modern teaching, research and lodging facilities to its students and scholars, including well- equipped classrooms and research labs, rich library resources with online access to books and journals, as well as a secure and serene environment for sports and co- curricular activities. With an affordable fee structure, it provides a host of scholarships, internships and business opportunities to deserving and competitive students. The campus life remains busy with scholarly events during each semester, and students have ample avenues to harness their untapped talent and youthful energy. The University also runsan FM radio station, offering infotainment to the youth.To ensure quality education, the University has established vibrant institutions, including the Office of Research, Innovation and Commercialization; Quality Enhancement Cell and Directorate of Academics as per requirement of the Higher Education Commission, Pakistan. As for contribution to

knowledge economy and service to local community, it has achieved a national distinction for synergizing academia with industry by innovating agrarian products and managing social-cum-commercial projects such as a model pharmacy, a mineral water plant and a pharmaceutical unit, and by offering a variety of community services, including medical emergency and diagnostic facilities and a 200-bed hospital.The University of Sargodha is currently undergoing major institutional reforms to promote a culture of enquiry among students and faculty, introduce modern modes of teaching and research, foster academic-industrial linkages as well as national and international collaborations. Quality, productivity, efficiency, transparency and accountability are the core principles of its academic and management affairs. The University of Sargodha strategically aims to become a national hub of advanced studies and research in Pakistan.

Welcome to University of Sargodha

To generate and impart knowledge through innovative learning, research and training in order to establish and boost knowledge-based economy in the 21st century

To provide purposeful education and training to excel in research, relevant to regional, national and global needs through innovation

To progressively improve national ranking, and become a hub of quality education and research in global academia

Our Vision

Our Mission

Our Plan

We are highly proud to introduce University of Sargodha, Lahore Campus which was established in the year of 2012 under the program called Public Private Partnership. We are also proud to say that within a very short span of time, Lahore Campus has been successful in establishing its name among the reputable institutions of higher learning of our region. Situated along the vicinity of Canal Bank, the purpose built Lahore Campus makes the experiences of the students worth remembering.Being the part of University of Sargodha, Lahore Campus keeps on pursuing the core principles of academic and management affairs such as quality, productivity, efficiency, transparency and accountability. Among its most admirable features, comes the feature of its faculty having vast experience of teaching and research at post-graduate level. Majority of the faculty members are having postgraduate and doctoral degrees

from foreign universities.With its dedicated motto of ‘quality education with affordable fee structure’, Lahore Campus is performing its unique role to meet with the educational needs of our beloved country. Lahore Campus provides up-to-date facilities to its faculty members, staff as well as students. With its state of the art research labs, well equipped class rooms, rich library and secure as well as serene atmosphere for sports and extracurricular activities.It provides the opportunity to the students to pursue their intellectual curiosity and acquire the habits of mind which will enhance their future experiences of life, whatever turn it may take. We also provide our students many opportunities to engage socially–in activities such as sports, performance, literary arts, debating and voluntary work – as well as to develop knowledge and transferable skills to prepare them for the future.

Welcome to University of Sargodha Lahore Campus

To embrace, engage, educate and empower our students and community to play their positive roles in transforming lives locally and globally. Our vision is to be recognized for innovations in teaching and research, and in promoting ethical leadership and productive entrepreneurship.

Vision

We are striving to establish our institution as a center of higher education by providing academic excellence to our students and transmitting advanced knowledge in order to excel and contribute in knowledge economy required to fulfill our national as well as global needs.

Mission

Our plan is to play an integral role in the current knowledge economy by inculcating the spirit of innovation and research ethics in our students, and corroborating democratic practices in our institution.

Our Plan

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Student Services & Campus Facilities

As a student at UOS Lahore Campus, you will be a part of one of Pakistan’s most vibrant and cosmopolitan cities. The Campus building facing the canal provides an eye soothing view. In addition to this the students of Lahore Campus enjoy the following facilities:

Library

The University of Sargodha Lahore Campus offers library services where students and faculty members do the vast majority of their

actual learning, where they learn to work independently and develop a passion for their studies. The Library collection comprises of latest books, full-text journals, magazines, theses and dissertations. University of Sargodha Lahore Campus also offers access to electronic resources such as e-books, e-journals, databases and citation indexes. The library is headed by the Chief Librarian, with a complement of professional librarians, support and trained technical staff.


Transport

The University provides pick and drop services to its students, teaching faculty and staff on subsidized monthly charges. The fleet of University buses touches almost all the important landmarks in the city of Lahore. In addition to this service, a shuttle service between University and Thokar Niaz Baig runs several times during the span of one day in order to facilitate the students.

Hostel /Accommodation

The comfort and well-being of students is the foremost priority of University management. Students hailing from various parts of Pakistan are given a welcoming feeling in Lahore through the warm atmosphere of the University’s hostel facilities. Situated at Raiwind Road and Westwood Society near Thokar Niaz Baig, the University hostels feature 24 hours security, air conditioned rooms, social spaces, TV room, dinning and laundry services along with provision of WIFI internet.

Cafeteria

UOS Lahore Campus houses a commodious cafeteria which offers a variety of mouthwatering lunches, snacks and other eatables at affordable prices. The Management keeps a strict check over the hygiene and provision of quality food products in the cafeteria.

Parking

University maintains separate parking facility available to be used by faculty, students, administrative staff and visitors as well.

Generator Facility

University of Sargodha Lahore Campus has a proper arrangement of electricity power i.e. backup generators (100kv and 275 kv), so the electricility is provided without any interuption.

Prayer Area

The University provides Prayer area, mosque with facilities for men and women, for staff and students of the University, so that they could offer their prayers.


Director Campuspresenting shield toJawad AhmadIqbal Day

Student Week

Muhammad Furqan from Mass Com Depatrment presented the UOS Lahore Campus and Lahore Qalandar as a sports journalist in PSL held at Dubai

Student Week 2017Musical Concert

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Sports Gala

The UOSL offers a wide range ofco-curricular activates that studentsparticipate in, outside of their academicstudies to enhance their skills and attributes.These co curricular activities complement theacademia and offer the students differentways for preparing themselves forsuccess in whatever the future holds.

Sports& Co-Curricular


Director Campuspresenting shield toJawad AhmadIqbal Day

Student Week

Muhammad Furqan from Mass Com Depatrment presented the UOS Lahore Campus and Lahore Qalandar as a sports journalist in PSL held at Dubai

Student Week 2017Musical Concert

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Sports Gala

The UOSL offers a wide range ofco-curricular activates that studentsparticipate in, outside of their academicstudies to enhance their skills and attributes.These co curricular activities complement theacademia and offer the students differentways for preparing themselves forsuccess in whatever the future holds.

Sports& Co-Curricular


IT Infrastructure

Students of UOS Lahore Campus are the proud beneficiaries of state of the art computer Labs that are equipped with latest technology and supervised by seasoned experts of the field. Furthermore, everyone at the Campus has access to high bandwidth internet and WiFi, ensuring the students and faculty to experience an exposure to latest trends in international research.


Societies and Clubs

A big part of our university life relies on its clubs and societies that plays a vital role in the student experience during their educational career. Clubs and societies open new doors for the students to seek out and try unusual activities, make new friends, work as a team and take on responsibilities. It does not only help developing

studentís confidence but it also provides them with a wide range of practical and theoretical knowledge that nourishes studentís physical and cognitive characteristics. We strive to bring our students to participate in activities arranged by our clubs and societies which make our students experience at our university unforgettable.


Literary Society:

The aim of this society is to work actively towards the goal of generating interest in literature and language among students. The purpose is to contribute to personality and character building through the performing arts. It is a student organization that also organizes debates, panel discussions and other activities. Blessed with the gifts of eloquence logic and integrity, the society aims to preserve the history and tradition of glory through academic excellence and global competitiveness.

Interfaith Harmony Society:

The aim of Interfaith Harmoney Society is to provide spiritual, social, academic and welfare support to students through organizing various events and activities. It also aims to provide assistance to students in promoting education and peace; furthermore it strives to make them aware about their basic rights and to inculcate different skills, attitude, behaviors and ethics. This would eventually eliminate violence and injustice and promote a culture of peace and education. Science Society:

The purpose of this society is to strive to advance the theory, practice, application of computer and

information processing science and technology. Moreover it also aims to provide a platform in cooperation with other societies for discussion of issues pertaining to the field of science, mathematics and information technology. It also provides awareness to the students about fields of Computer Science & Information Technology along with provision of guidance to the students who are working on any IT project. Student’s innovative ideas are refined and they get to learn practical skills.

UOS Entrepreneurial Forum:

The purpose of this forum is to stimulate and enhance entrepreneurial thinking and endeavors by providing opportunities for corporate networking, a forum for ideas, information and assistance. It is intended to enhance student’s business skills and help them better understand what it takes to get ahead in the real business world.

Cultural Society:

Its prime objective is to provide a platform for promoting cultural activities and social cohesion, celebrating important occasions, with special emphasis on developing the creative skills of the youth in the field of art and culture.

Societies & Clubs


Blood Donation Society:The main purpose of this society is to setup a system which is beneficial to people who are in need of blood due to medical emergencies. It has been noticed that usually it takes a lot of time to find a person with the required blood group. The normal process or practice is to call or text people in family or friends for help who then call or text other people in order to find the desired blood group. The mission is to perform a critical role in healthcare by providing a safe, secure and cost effective supply of quality blood products.

Media Club:

Media Club aims at developing quality journalistic skills and moulding the students into invincible media professionals. Media Club has the vision to provide niche for innovation and support for communication through the medium of internet communication, digital photography and video broadcasting.

Music Society:

If you love playing music listening to music, talking about music watching live music and writing music then this is the society for you. UOS Lahore musical society is the best place to meet friendly and like-minded people who all have one thing in common, love for music. UOS Lahore owns musical society to cater a big pool of musicians of the campus to put their creativity and entertainment it promises experience.

UOS Sports Club:

UOS Sports Club involves a group of students, who voluntarily work for the purpose of


furthering their common interest in sports through participation and competition in different sports like Cricket, Football, Badminton, Table Tennis etc. Board games also come under the domain of UOS Sports Club.The club is established to offer opportunities to meet individual interests in different sports. These interests are generally competitive, recreational, and/or social in nature. Club represents the university in competitions and conduct intra-club activities such as practice, instruction, social and tournament play.

UOS Adventure Club:

Thrill of adventure and love of nature always push to explore new horizons and find new destinations. The adventure club is a team

of enthusiast which works with the aim to introduce and promote adventure activities. Activities include camping, hiking, skiing, biking etc. Our moto is “you are old enough to know better but young enough to still do it”.

Transcendent Society:

The core objective of this society is to impart awareness among students regarding psychological issues and concepts. There are several psychological stressors and reasons that make the students suffer by lowering their confidence levels, self esteem, debelitating their personal and social growth. The society aims to guide the students so that they could tackle with their issues and to promote psychological well being.

No one is denied the right of education due to financial constraints. University of Sargodha Lahore Campus offers scholarships of the following different categories each semester in order to facilitate the disadvantaged students.

Merit Based Scholarships

UOS Lahore Campus provides tuition fee waiver in the form of merit scholarships to our exceptional students on the basis of academic excellence. These scholarship holders are subject to secure highest GPA/CGPA in the course of study. The scholarship is offered for both Fall and Spring semesters.

Khadeeja Nizam-ud-Din Scholarship

A fully funded scholarship provided by the trust

established by late Khadeeja Nizam-ud-Din descendants to pay her tribute. This scholarship provides generous financial assistance to the indigents of UOS Lahore Campus.

Need Based Scholarships

UOS Lahore Campus offers financial assistance to the students through need based scholarships. Financial aid varies depending upon the student’s financial capacity. Students are encouraged to discuss their specific needs with the financial aid personnel. The university has formed a committee and entrusted it with the funds; their core focus is to choose the right candidates and ensure fair and transparent process for grant of need and non-merit based Financial Assistance.

Financial Aid & Scholarships

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FACULTY OF SCIENCES

ABOUT THE FACULTY

The Faculty of Sciences play an important role in development of our all practical and professional training related to the advancement. We believe our student after compellation of their degrees contribute and play their significant role in our country needs. This faculty is mixed blend of highly skilled local and foreign qualified staff. Most of them possessing more then 25/30 years of teaching experience at national and international institutions. Our main focus would be on academic excellence, research innovation and other academic

Prof. Dr. Muhammad MoazzamHead, Faculty of SciencesM.Sc. (PU), PhD (UK), Post Doctoral Fellow (UK)


activities. This faculty is comprising of 6 departments offering undergraduate and graduate programs. This faculty has a distinction of having highly equipped laboratories in Chemistry, Physics, Physical Therapy, Computer Sciences and Technology departments. Chemistry tries to meet the ever-growing need in the field of chemical sciences. Computer Sciences and IT has research focus on the software Engineering, Machine Learning, Computer Network and Security. Mathematic has facilities for research scholars and students to develop a large and productive research in Pure, Applied and Computational Mathematics. Physics in characterized by Advance Electronic, Optics and Methods of Experimental Physics along with elective papers in different programs. The faculty is continuously being strengthened by recruiting quality faculty and modernizing the laboratory facilities. Department of Technologies is imparting quality of education in the field of Engineering. We emphasis on conceptual understanding of the subject with practical skills of Engineering.• Computer Science & Information Technology • Mathematics• Physical Therapy • Chemistry• Physics• Technology

& INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OFCOMPUTER SCIENCE

MISSION

The mission of the Computer Science and Information Technology department is to equip the students with the up-to-date curricula of the computer science and information systems disciplines, to ensure that the students have the solid foundation in the core concepts of computing, to train them with problem solving and decision making skills and to prepare them for life long learning in the discipline. We are committed to develop an array of skills and techniques, personal qualities and attributes essential for successful performance in working life and thereby enabling learners to make an immediate contribution to the computing industry.

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

Information Technology, one of the most challenging fields, needs creative and knowledgeable professionals who have unquestionable commitment to quality education. The department is striving hard to improve the quality of education in the department of Ccomputer Science & Information Technology. The facilities include state-of-the-art computer labs with internet facility and multimedia assisted classrooms. The thrust of our department is to develop and inculcate a strong acumen along with the robust logical and analytical problem solving skills among the students. Apart from that, the department provides to our students a blend of flexibility, knowledge, skills and motivation as a basis for advanced studies and career development in the twin disciplines of Computer Science & Information Technology.

Head of DepartmentProf. Dr. Nadeem Asif PhD Computer Sciences, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK


BS Computer Science (BSCS)

Eligibility: Minimum 2nd division or equivalent qualification in intermediate or equivalent qualification with Mathematics.

Duration: 04 years (8 Semesters)

Degree Requirements: Minimum 138 credit hours

BS Information Technology (BSIT)

Eligibility: Minimum 2nd division or equivalent qualification in intermediate or equivalent qualification.



M.Sc. Information Technology

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in B.Sc/BA/PGD/IT/BCS (Three Years). Mathematics Compulsory.

Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)


Programs


Semester I

Pre-Requisite Code Course Title Cr. Hrs.

CMP-2122 Programming Fundamentals 4 (3+1)

MATH-2213 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 (3+0)

PHY-2210 Basic Electronics 3 (3+0)

SS-2311 Islamic Studies 2 (2+0)

ENG-2411 Functional English 3 (3+0)

ICT-2021 Introduction to ICT 4 (3+1)

Total 19

Semester II


CMP-2122 CMP-2124 Object Oriented Programming 4 (3+1)

MATH-2214 Multivariable Calculus 3 (3+0)

CMP-2210 Digital Logic Design 3 (3+0)

MATH-2110 Probability and Statistics 3 (3+0)

ENG-2412 Communication Skills 3 (3+0)

CMP-2111 Discrete Structures 3 (3+0)

Total 19

Scheme of Studies

BS Computer Science


Semester III

Pre-Requisite Code Course Title Cr. Hrs.CMP-2124 CMP 3113 Data Structures and Algorithms 3 (3+0)

MATH 2215 Differential Equations 3 (3+0)

CMP-2210 CS 3210 Computer Organization and Assembly Language 3 (3+0)

CMP 2540 Computer Communication and Networks 3 (3+0)

ENG 2413 Technical and Report Writing 3 (3+0)

MNG 2210 Financial Accounting 3 (3+0)Total 18

Semester IV


CMP-2111 CS-3143 Design and Analysis of Algorithms 3 (3+0)

MATH-3215 Linear Algebra 3 (3+0)

CS-3210 CS-4240 Computer Architecture & Org. 3 (3+0)

CMP-3310 Software Engineering 3 (3+0)

SS-2312 Pakistan Studies 2 (2+0)

CMP-3450 Database Systems 4 (3+1)

Total 18

Semester V


CMP-2111 CS-3131 Theory of Automata and Formal Languages 3 (3+0)

CS-3941 Numerical Computing 3 (3+0)

CMP-3621 Operating Systems 4 (3+1)

CMP-2124 SE-3311 Object Oriented Analysis and Design 3 (3+0)

SS-2511 Principles of Philosophy 3 (3+0)

CMP-2540 CS-3513 Internet Architecture and Protocols 3 (3+0)

Total 19


Semester VI


CS-3131 CS-4140 Theory of Programming Languages 3 (3+0)

CMP-2111 CS-3811 Artificial Intelligence 3 (3+0)

CMP-3711 Human Computer Interaction 3 (3+0)

MNG-2212 Principles of Management 3 (3+0)

CS-3743 Multimedia Systems and Design 3 (3+0)

CMP-2122 CS-3548 Web Systems and Technologies 3 (3+0)

Total 18

Semester VII


CMP-4970 Capstone Project I 3 (3+0)

CS-3548 CS-4745 Enterprise Applications Development 3 (3+0)

CMP-3310 CS-4746 E-Commerce Applications Development 3 (3+0)

CMP-3310 SE-4349 Software Project Management 3 (3+0)

CS-3131 CS-4141 Compiler Construction 3 (3+0)

Total 15

Semester VIII


CMP-4970 Capstone Project II 3 (3+0)

CMP-3621 CS-4544 Cloud Computing 3 (3+0)

SS-4910 Professional Practices 3 (3+0)

CMP-2124 CS-4548 Mobile Application Development 3 (3+0)

Total 12


BS Information Technology

Semester I

Pre-Requisite Code Course Title Credit HoursCMP-2122 Programming Fundamentals 4 (3+1)

PHY-2210 Basic Electronics 3 (3+0)

MATH-2213 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 (3+0)

IT-2021 Into to ICT 4 (3+1)

ENG-2411 Functional English 3 (3+0)

SS-2311 Islamic Study/Ethics 2 (2+0)

Total 19

Semester II

Pre-Requisite Code Course Title Credit HoursCMP-2122 CMP-2123 Object Oriented Programming 4 (3+1)

CMP-2210 Digital Logic Design 3 (3+0)


MNG-2212 Principles of Management 3 (3+0)

ENG-2412 Communication Skills 3 (3+0)

MATH-2110 Probability and Statistics 3 (3+0)

Total 19

Semester III

Pre-Requisite Code Course Title Credit Hours

CMP-2123 CMP-3112 Data Structures and Algorithms 3 (3+0)

CMP-2540 Computer Communication and Networks 3 (3+0)

MNG-2210 Financial Accounting 3 (3+0)

IT-2410 Information Systems 3 (3+0)

ENG-2413 Technical and Report Writing 3 (3+0)


Total 18


Semester IV

Pre-Requisite Course Code Course Title Credit HoursSS-4910 Professional Practices 3 (3+0)

CMP-2540 IT-3513 Internet Architecture & Protocols 3 (3+0)


CMP-3450 Database Systems 4 (3+1)

MNG-3262 Entrepreneurship 3 (3+0)

SS-2312 Pakistan Studies 2 (2+0)

Total 18

Semester V

Pre-Requisite Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCMP-3711 Human Computer Interaction 3 (3+0)


CMP-2123 SE-3311 Object Oriented Analysis & Design 3 (3+0)

CMP-3450 IT-3441 Database Administration & Management 3 (3+0)

IT-3743 Multimedia Systems and Design 3 (3+0)

IT-3431 Technology Management 3 (3+0)

Total 19

Semester VI

Pre-Requisite Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCMP-2122 IT-3548 Web Systems & Technologies 3 (3+0)

CMP-2540 IT-4511 System & Network Administration 3 (3+0)

IT-3548 IT-4744 Enterprise Application & Development 3 (3+0)

IT-3541 IT-4543 IT Infrastructure 3 (3+0)

CMP-3310 IT-4344 System Integration & Architecture 3 (3+0)

CMP-3310 IT-4349 IT Project Management 3 (3+0)

Total 18


Semester VII

Pre-Requisite Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCMP-4970 Capstone Project-I 3 (3+0)

IT-4511 IT-4541 Data and Network Security 3 (3+0)

CMP-2540 IT-3541 Network Design & Management 3 (3+0)

CMP-2123 IT-4547 Mobile Application Development 3 (3+0)

CSP-3310 IT-4746 E-commerce Application Development 3 (3+0)

Total 15

Semester VIII

Pre-Requisite Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCMP-4970 Capstone Project part-II 3 (3+0)

CMP-3621 IT-4544 Cloud Computing 3 (3+0)

CMP-3450 IT-4461 Enterprise Resource Planning Systems 3 (3+0)

CMP-3112 IT-4741 Computer Game Development 3 (3+0)

Total 12

M.Sc Information Technology

Semester I


CMP-2122 Programming Fundamentals 4 (3+1)

MATH- 2215 Basic Mathematics 3 (3+0)

CMP-2210 Digital Logic and Design 3 (3+0)

ENG-2413 Technical & Report Writing 3 (3+0)

MNG-2210 Financial Accounting 3 (3+0)

ICT-2011 Introduction to ICT 3 (3+0)

Total 19


Semester II



CMP-2122 CMP-2123 Object Oriented Programming 4 (3+1)


IT-3743 Multimedia Systems and Design 3 (3+0)

CMP-2540 Computer Communication and Networks 3 (3+0)


Total 19

Semester III


CMP-4970 Capstone Project I 3 (3+0)

CMP-2122 IT-3548 Web Systems and Technologies 3 (3+0)

CMP-3112 Data Structures and Algorithms 3 (3+0)

CMP-2123 CMP-3440 Database Systems 3 (3+0)

CMP-2123 SE-331 Object Oriented Analysis and Design 3 (3+0)

XXX-XXX IT Elective I * 3 (3+0)

Total 18

Semester IV


CMP-4970 Capstone Project II 3 (3+0)

CMP-3310 IT-4349 IT-Project Management 3 (3+0)

CMP-2540, CMP-3611 IT-4511 System and Network Administration 3 (3+0)

CMP-3440 IT-3441 Database Administration & Management 3 (3+0)XXX-XXX IT-Elective II * 3 (3+0)XXX-XXX IT-Elective III * 3 (3+0)

Total 18* These course will be offered from list available in Department according to the availability of resources.



DEPARTMENT OFMATHEMATICS

MISSION

The mission of department is to provide mathematical experiences, exploring and learning opportunities and relevant applications in the study and understanding the qualities by examining relationships, patterns and structures, operations and measurements, as expressed by numbers and symbols. The department of Mathematics at University of Sargodha, Lahore Campus aims at providing quality education of MSc/BS to students of parent department and acting as supporting one for sister departments at the campus.


The department focuses on enabling the students to apply critical and logical thinking towards problem solving; to adapt a variety of appropriate strategies, including technology, to investigate mathematical conjecture, to solve problems and to judge the reasonableness of results. It also uses mathematical models to represent and understand quantitative relationships. The students recognize and apply mathematics in contexts outside of mathematics to interpret physical and social phenomenon. They are tutored to use the language and symbols of mathematics to express mathematical ideas precisely and to understand the role of mathematics in society.

Head of DepartmentProf. Dr. Shaban Ali Bhatti PhD MathematicsBZU Multan


BS Mathematics

Eligibility: Intermediate or equivalent with Mathematics (at least 45% marks in intermediate and 50% marks in Math) only 5% seats for Diploma Holders.


Degree Requirement: Minimum 124 Credit Hours

M.Sc. Mathematics

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in BSc with Math A & B courses/and 50% marks in Math-A and B courses.



Programs


BS MathematicsSemester I

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-101 Calculus-I 3 (3+0)

MATH-103 Elements of Set Theory and Mathematical Logic 3 (3+0)

PHY-101 Physics-I 4 (3+1)

ENG-101 English-I (Functional English) 3 (3+0)

PKS-101 Pak Studies 2 (2+0)

COMP-101 Introduction to Computers 3 (3+0)

Total 18

Semester II

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-102 Calculus-II 3 (3+0)

MATH-104 Statistics 3 (3+0)

PHY-102 Physics-II 4 (3+1)

ENG-102 English-II (Communication Skills) 3 (3+0)

ISL-102 Islamic Studies 2 (2+0)

COMP-102 Programming languages for Mathematicians 3 (3+0)

Total 18

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-201 Calculus-III 3 (3+0)

MATH-203 Algebra-I 3 (3+0)

PHY-201 Physics-III 4 (3+1)

ENG-203 English-III 3 (3+0)

MATH-205 Probability Theory 3 (3+0)

Total 16

Scheme of Studies


Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-202 Vector Analysis and Mechanics 3 (3+0)


PHY-202 Thermodynamics & Stat. Mechanics 4 (3+1)

MATH-206 Discrete Mathematics 3 (3+0)

MATH-208 Spanish / French 3 (3+0)

Total 16

Semester V

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-301 Topology 3 (3+0)

MATH-303 Differential Geometry 3 (3+0)

MATH-305 Ordinary Differential Equations 3 (3+0)

MATH-307 Real Analysis-I 3 (3+0)

MATH-309 Algebra-II 3 (3+0)

Total 15

Semester VI

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-302 Classic Mechanics 3 (3+0)

MATH-304 Mathematical Methods 3 (3+0)

MATH-306 Complex Analysis 3 (3+0)

MATH-308 Functional Analysis 3 (3+0)

MATH-310 Real Analysis 3 (3+0)

Total 15


Semester VII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-401 Numerical Analysis 3 (3+0)

MATH-403 Number Theory 3 (3+0)

MATH-405 Partial Differential Equations 3 (3+0)

MATH-XXX Elevtive-I 3 (3+0)

MATH-XXX Elevtive-II 3 (3+0)

Total 15

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-402 Numerical Analysis-II 3 (3+0)

MATH-404 Integral Equations 3 (3+0)

MATH-406 Project - Course 3 (3+0)

MATH-XXX Elective-III 3 (3+0)

MATH-XXX Elective-IV 3 (3+0)

Total 15

M.Sc. MathematicsSemester I

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-501 Real Analysis-I 3 (3+0)

MATH-503 Abstract Algebra 3 (3+0)

MATH-505 Topology 3 (3+0)

MATH-507 Vector & Tensor Analysis 3 (3+0)

MATH-509 Set Theory & ODEs 3 (3+0)

MATH-511 Introduction to Computers & its Applications 3 (2+1)

Total 18


Semester II

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-502 Real Analysis-II 3 (3+0)


MATH-506 Functional Analysis 3 (3+0)

MATH-508 Mechanics 3 (3+0)

MATH-510 Complex Analysis 3 (3+0)

MATH-512 Computer Programming with C++ 3 (2+1)

Total 18

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours

MATH-601 Differential Geometry 3 (3+0)

MATH-603 Partial Differential Equations 3 (3+0)

MATH-605 Numerical Analysis-I 3 (3+0)

MATH-xxx Elective-I 3 (3+0)

MATH-xxx Elective-II 3 (3+0)

Total 15

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-602 Probability Theory 3 (3+0)

MATH-604 Integral Equations 3 (3+0)

MATH-606 Numerical Analysis-II 3 (3+0)

MATH-608 History of Mathematics 2 (2+0)

MATH-xxx Elective-III 3 (3+0)

MATH-xxx Elective-IV 3 (3+0)

Total 17


DEPARTMENT OFPHYSICAL THERAPY

MISSION

The mission of the Department of Physical Therapy at University of Sargodha Lahore Campus is to graduate competent, reflective, compassionate and autonomous practitioners who by virtue of their critical thinking, active learning skills, clinical experience, diagnostic aptitude, ethical and behavioral standards and commitment to professionalism, will be prepared to assist and direct the patients or clients in achieving optimum functioning. The graduates will contribute to their practice and society through continued professional growth and service within the community and the profession of physical therapy.


The faculty of Physical Therapy believes in educating students to serve the physical therapy needs of society by alleviating and eliminating impairments, functional limitations, and disabilities in people of all ages, with acute and chronic conditions; in addition to promoting prevention and wellness in all people. The Department focuses on creating an interactive learning environment that is learner-centered, interactive, and facilitated by faculty members. In the UOS Physical Therapy program, we utilize a variety of educational methods (e.g. didactic, case-based, reflective learning) to enhance critical thinking and clinical decision-making, while utilizing an evidence-based approach that promotes attitudes towards life-long learning.

Head of DepartmentDr. Danyal AhmadDSPT (KE) PPDPDRipha University Lahore


Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)

Eligibility: At least 55% marks in FSc (Pre-Medical) or equivalent.

Duration: 05 years (Annual system)

Program


1st Year

Subject TitleAnatomy I

Physiology I

Biochemistry I

Kinesiology

English

Introduction to computers

2ND Year

Subject TitleAnatomy II

Physiology II

Biochemistry II

Biomechanics and Ergonomics

Islamic studies

Pakistan Studies

Scheme of Studies

DPT


3rd Year

Subject TitlePathology and Microbiology

Pharmacology

Physical Agents & Electrotherapy including Medical Physics

Therapeutic Exercises & Techniques & Manual Therapy

4th Year

Subject TitleMedicine including Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging

Clinical Decision Making & Differential Diagnosis

Physical Therapy Treatment & Techniques-I

Community Health, Biostatistics, Research, Social and Beh. Sciences

Evidence Based Physical Therapy& Professional Practice

Final Year

Subject TitlePhysical Therapy in Surgery

Emergency Procedures & Primary care in physical therapy

Physical Therapy Treatment & Techniques-II

Prosthetics, Orthotics, Human dev. & community based rehabilitation

Research Report


DEPARTMENT OFCHEMISTRY

MISSION

The mission of the Department of Chemistry is to develop students’ knowledge in the four areas of chemistry (organic, inorganic, analytical and physical chemistry). The program provides outstanding instruction and research opportunities for chemistry majors. The program serves to develop and train graduates who are well prepared for graduate or professional schools as well as careers in the chemical industry sector.


The Chemistry Department at the University of Sargodha Lahore Campus offers Bachelor of Science degree (BS Chemistry). The BS degrees require undergraduate research completed for credit as part of the degree. Our faculty is putting their utmost effort to turn the students into research oriented and learnt professionals through learner oriented and conducive teaching practices.

Head of DepartmentDr. Muhammad Saleem AkhtarPhD ChemistryUniversity of the Punjab


BS Chemistry

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in Intermediate with Chemistry as an elective subject



Programs


Scheme of Studies

Semester ICode Course Title Credit Hours

CHEM-181 Physical Chemistry (Major) 3+1BOT-101 Botany (Minor)-I 3+1

ZOOL-101 Zoology (Minor)-I 3+1ENG-101 English 3ISL-101 Islamiat 2

Total 17

Semester IICode Course Title Credit Hours

CHEM-161 Inorganic Chemistry (Major) 3+1BOT-102 Botany (Minor) -II 3+1

ZOOL-102 Zology (Minor)-II 3+1ENG-102 English-II 3PAK-102 Pakistan Studies 2

Total 17

Semester IIICode Course Title Credit Hours

CHEM-271 Organic Chemistry (Major) 3+1BOT-203 Botany (Minor) -III 3+1

ZOOL-203 Zology (Minor)-III 3+1ENG-203 English-III 3CS-203 Computer Applications 3

Total 18

Semester IVCode Course Title Credit Hours

CHEM-291 Special Topic Chemistry (Major) 3+1BOT-204 Botany (Minor) -IV 3+1

ZOOL-204 Zology (Minor)-IV 3+1ENG-204 English-IV 3MNT-204 Introduction to Managment 3

Total 18

BS Chemistry


* Physics and Mathematics courses are offered for Pre-Engineering students in lieu of Zoology & Botany.

Semester VCode Course Title Credit Hours

MATH-300 Basic Mathematics 2CHEM-311 Analytical Chemistry 3+1

CHEM-362 Inorganic Chemistry-I 3+1CHEM-372 Organic Chemistry-I 3+1CHEM-382 Physical Chemistry-I 3+1

Total 18

Semester VICode Course Title Credit Hours

STAT-300 Basic Statistics 2CHEM-322 Biochemistry 3+1

CHEM-363 Inogranic Chemistry-II 3+1CHEM-373 Organic Chemistry-II 3+1CHEM-383 Physical Chemistry-II 3+1

Total 18

Semester VIICode Course Title Credit Hours

CHEM-461 Industrial Chemistry 2CHEM-441 Forensic Science 3

Research /Course 3+1

Specialization 3+1

Specialization 3

Total 16

Semester VIIICode Course Title Credit Hours

CHEM-431 Environmental Chemistry 3Research /Course 3+1

Specialization 3+1Specialization 3

Total 14


DEPARTMENT OFPHYSICS

MISSION

The central mission of the program in the Department of Physics, University of Sargodha, Lahore Campus, is to provide students with an outstanding educational experience consisting of comprehensive and rigorous coursework and laboratory training leading to a baccalaureate degree. Our faculty is vigorously engaged in research at the frontiers of Physics and is committed to excellence in teaching and mentoring at all levels of the educational program.


The Department of Physics, University of Sargodha Lahore Campus provides high quality Physics education. It endeavor to develop in students confidence and thus equip them competencies necessary in the working field. The department of Physics at University of Sargodha Lahore Campus promotes research and creative activities of faculty as well as students.

Head of DepartmentDr. Tahir YaqoobPhD PhysicsUniversity of Science & Technology, Shanghai, China


BS Physics

Eligibility: FSc (Pre-Engineering) OR ICS (Math, Physics) OR FSc (Pre-Medical) with Mathematics as additional Subject

Merit: Basic criteria + 20 marks of Hafiz-e-Quran (if applicable)


Degree Requirement: Minimum 130 credit hours.

Program


Scheme of Studies

Semester I

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-101 Mechanics – I 3 (3+0)

PHYS-102 Waves and Oscillations 3 (3+0)

MATH-103 Application of Differentials 3 (3+0)

ENG-104 English-I 3 (3+0)

PKST-105 Pakistan Studies 2 (2+0)

Total 14

Semester II

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-106 Mechanics –II 3 (3+0)PHYS-107 Electricity and Magnetism- I 3 (3+0)

MATH-108 Techniques of Integration 3 (3+0)ENG-109 English-II 3 (3+0)ISL-110 Islamic Studies 2 (2+0)

Total 14

BS Physics


Semester III

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-201 Electricity and Magnetism- II 3 (3+0)

PHYS-202 Fundamental of Quantum Mechanics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-203 Physics Lab-I 3 (3+0)

MATH-204 Calculus 3 (3+0)

MATH-205 Ordinary Differential Equations 3 (3+0)

ENG-206 English-III 3 (3+0)

Total 18

Semester IV

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-207 Basics of Electr. & Nuclear Physics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-208 Theory of Thermodynamics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-209 Physics Lab-II 3 (3+0)

MATH-210 Vectors and Tensor Analysis 3 (3+0)


STAT-212 Theory of Error Analysis 3 (3+0)

Total 18


Semester V

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-301 Methods of Mathematical Physics –I 3 (3+0)

PHYS-302 Classical Mechanics- I 3 (3+0)

PHYS-303 Electrodynamics- I 3 (3+0)

PHYS-304 Electronics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-305 Electronics Lab 3 (0+3)

Total 15

Semester VI

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-306 Methods of Mathematical Physics -II 3 (3+0)

PHYS-307 Classical Mechanics -II 3 (3+0)

PHYS-308 Electrodynamics-II 3 (3+0)

PHYS-309 Quantum Mechanics -I 3 (3+0)

PHYS-310 Solid State Physics-I 3 (3+0)

PHYS-311 Modern Physics Lab 3 (0+3)

Total 18

SemesterVII

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-401 Statistical Mechanics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-402 Atomic and Molecular Physics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-403 Plasma Physics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-404 Quantum Mechanics -II 3 (3+0)

PHYS-405 Solid State Physics -II 3 (3+0)

Optional Course / Thesis** 3 (3+0)

Total 18


Semester VIII

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-406 Computational Physics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-407 Laser Physics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-408 Relativity and Cosmology 3 (3+0)

PHYS-409 Nuclear & Elementary Particle Physics 3 (3+0)

Optional Course* / Project*** 3

Total 15Total Credit Hours = 130 130

Optional Courses*

Code Course Title Credit HoursPHYS-410 Advanced Electronics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-411 Physical and Geometrical Optics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-412 Physics of Nanotechnologies 3 (3+0)

PHYS-413 Methods of Experimental Physics 3 (3+0)

PHYS-414 Advanced Electronics Lab **** 3 (3+0)

PHYS-415 Introduction to Quantum Computing 3 (3+0)

PHYS-416 Project*** 3 (3+0)

PHYS BSPr Particle Physics 3 (3+0)

* Students may take any one of the optional courses offered at the department, in each semester.

** ITwo optional courses (Optional course-I in semester VII and Optional course-II in semester VIII) will be offered from the list of optional courses depending upon the recourses of the department.

*** A project of 03 credit hours can also be opted in the 8th semester.

**** Advanced Electronics LAB will be compulsory requirement for the students taking Advanced Electronics as an Optional Course.


MISSION

The mission of Department of Technologies is to achieve its vision by creating and maintaining an optimal teaching and learning environment in which staff and faculty grow professionally and students receive unsurpassed knowledge, skill, insights and the tools for lifelong learning in their respective disciplines.


The current era is era of technology and the advancement and progress of country is directly related to the living standard of a society. With the ever increasing complexity of technologies, the present world is facing a critical lack of talented technicians. The Department of Technology in The University of Sargodha, Lahore Campus is offering BS Civil Technology Program, BS Mechanical Technology and BS Electrical Technology. The main aim of this Department is to provide the students with the basic grounding of mathematics and other sciences and to utilize them in solving problems related to technology. It gives students on the job training to enable them to work independently on projects and to arrange and organize all repairs, set up tools, machines and other equipment required for Electrical, Civil and Mechanical Engineering works.

Head of DepartmentMr. Qasim KhalidMPhilLUMS, Lahore

DEPARTMENT OFTECHNOLOGY


BS Civil Technology

Eligibility Criteria: DAE / equivalent (minimum 50% marks)

Duration: 04 Years, 08 Semesters


BS Mechanical Technology




BS Electrical Technology




Programs


Semester I

Code Course Title Credit Hours

BHU 111 Applied Mathematics-I 3 (3+0)

CS-112 Computer Applications 2 (1+1)

HU-113 Communication Skills-I 3 (3+0)

CT-114 Civil Engineering Drawing 3 (1+2)

HU-115 Islamic Studies 2 (2+0)

CT-116 Materials and Methods of Construction 3 (3+0)

Total 16

Semester II


CT-121 Applied Mechanics 4 (3+1)

CT-122 Concrete Technology 4 (3+1)

CT-123 Surveying 4 (2+2)

HU-124 Communication Skills-II 2 (2+0)

Total 14

Semester III

Code Course Title Credit HoursHU-211 Applied Mathematics-II 3 (3+0)

CT-212 Theory of Structures 4 (3+1)

CT-213 Fluid Mechanics 4 (3+1)

BS Civil Technology

Scheme of Studies


CT-214 Mechanics of Materials 4 (3+1)

CT-215 Engineering Geology 2 (2+0)

Total 17

Semester IV


CT-221 Soil Mechanics 4 (3+1)

CT-222 Highway and Transportation Engineering 3 (2+1)

CT-223 Quantity Surveying and Contract Document 3 (3+0)

CT-224 Material Testing Repair and Maintenance 2 (2+0)

CT-225 Hydrology 2 (2+0)

Total 14

Semester V

Code Course Title Credit HoursCT-311 Irrigation and Hydraulic Engineering 4 (3+1)

CT-312 Reinforced Concrete Structures 4 (3+1)

CT-313 Steel Structures 3 (3+0)

CT-314 Computer Aided Building Modeling and Design 1 (0+1)

CT-315 Water Supply & Waste Water Management 4 (3+1)

Total 16

Semester VI

Code Course Title Credit HoursCT-321 Environmental Management 4 (3+1)

CT-322 Introduction to Earth Quake Engineering 1 (1+0)

CT-323 Project Management 3 (2+1)

CT-324 Engineering Economics 3 (3+0)

HU-325 Pak. Studies 2 (2+0)

Total 13


Semester VII

Code Course Title Credit HoursCT-411 Foundations and Pavements 4 (3+1)

CT-412 Project 6 (0+6)

Total 10

Semester VIII


CT-421 Supervised Industrial Training 36 (0+36)

Total 36

BS Mechanical Technology

Semester I


HU-111 Applied Mathematics-I 3 (3+0)


HU-113 Communication Skills-1 3 (3+0)

MT-114 Machining Processes 3 (1+2)

MT-115 Engineering Drawing 2 (1+1)

Total 14

Semester-II

Code Course Title Credit HoursGS-121 Applied Physics 3 (2+1)

MT-122 Computer Aided Drafting 2 (1+1)

HU-123 Applied Mathematics-II 3


MT-124 Industrial Materials 3 (3+0)

HU-125 Pakistan Studies 2 (2+0)

MT-213 Applied Mechanics 4 (3+1)

Total17

Semester III


MT-211 Mechanics of Materials 4 (3+1)

MT-212 Applied Thermodynamics 4 (3+1)

MT-214 Basic Electrical Technology 4 (3+1)



Total 16

Semester IV

Code Course Title Credit HoursMT-221 Machine Design 4 (3+1)

MT-222 Manufacturing Processes 4 (2+2)

MT-223 Production Planning and Control 2 (2+0)

MT-224 Fluid Mechanics 4 (3+1)

Total 14

Semester V


MT-311 I.C Engine 3 (2+1)

MT-312 Plant Maintenance 2 (2+0)

MT-313 Mechanical Vibrations 4 (3+1)

MT-314 Instrumentation and Control 3 (2+1)

MT-315 Material Handling 2 (2+0)

MT-316 Total Quality Management 2 (2+0)

Total 16


Semester-VI

Code Course Title Credit HoursMT-321 Production Automation 3 (2+1)

MT-322 Energy & Environmental Technologies 2 (2+0)

MT-323 Metrology & Gauging 3 (2+1)

MT-324 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 3 (2+1)

MT-325 Project Management 2 (2+0)

MT-326 Renewable Energy Technology 2 (1+1)

Total 15

Semester-VII

Code Course Title Credit HoursMT-411 Industrial and Environmental Safety 2 (2+0)

MT-412 Technical Project 6 (0+6)

Total 8

Semester-VIII


MT-421 Supervised Industrial Training 36 (0+36)

Total 36


BS Electrical Technology

Semester-I

Code Course Title Credit HoursHU-111 Applied Mathematics-1 3 (3+0)


GS-113 Applied Physics 3 (2+1)

ET-114 Basic Mechanical Technology 3 (2+1)

ET-115 Engineering Drawing 2 (1+1)

Total 13

Semester-II

Code Course Title Credit HoursET-121 Basic Electronics 4 (3+1)


ET-123 Electrical Machines-I 4 (3+1)

ET-124 Linear Circuit Analysis 4 (3+1)

HU-125 Pakistan Studies 2 (2+0)

Total 16

Semester-III

Code Course Title Credit HoursHU-211 Applied Mathematics- II 3 (3+0)

ET-212 Electrical Machines- II 4 (3+1)

ET-213 Digital Electronics 4 (3+1)

ET-214 Power Generation and Utilization 3 (3+0)

HU-215 Communication Skills-I 3 (3+0)

Total 17


Semester IV

Code Course Title Credit HoursET-221 Instrumentation and Measurement 3 (2+1)

ET-222 Network Analysis 4 (3+1)

ET-223 Power Transmission 4 (3+1)


ET-225 Total Quality Management 2 (2+0)

Total 15

Semester V

Code Course Title Credit HoursET-311 Microprocessor Theory and Interfacing 3 (2+1)

ET-312 Power and Industrial Electronics 4 (3+1)

ET-313 Switchgear and Protective Devices 3 (2+1)

ET-314 Tele-Communication Technology 4 (3+1)

Total 14

Semester VI

Code Course Title Credit HoursET-321 Power System Analysis 3 (3+0)

ET-322 Data and Computer Communication 4 (3+1)

ET-323 Control Technology 4 (3+1)

ET-324 High Voltage Technology 4(3+1)

ET-325 Power Distribution and Utilization 2 (2+0)

Total 17


Semester VII

Code Course Title Credit HoursET-411 Industrial and Environmental Safety 2 (2+0)

ET-412 Project 6 (0+6)

Total 8

Semester VIII


ET-421 Supervised Industrial Training 36 (0+36)

Total 36


FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

ABOUT THE FACULTY

The Faculty of Social Science provides a platform and highly avenue new for transferring knowledge through its unique blend of foreign and experienced staff. In a very short span of time this Faculty has played an important role in aiming and providing students with a broader coherent intellectual base for understanding various contemporary economic, political, physical and social issues.

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Shahbaz ArifHead, Faculty of Social & Management SciencesPhD Applied LinguisticsUniversity of Essex, UK


The faculty of Social Sciences comprises of five Departments offering undergraduate and graduate program with more than 1200students and 70 full time and visiting faculty.The Faculty is equipped with vibrant academic background multi dimensional corporate experience and a passion to deliver. The department of Management Sciences specially emphasis on accounts, audit, marketing and finance to enable the students to work in competitive market and continuously changing skill demands. • Business Administration • Mass Communication • English • Psychology • Islamic Study

ADMINISTRATION

DEPARTMENT OFBUSINESS

MISSION

The mission of the department is to cultivate awareness about the importance of creating sustainable businesses that value ethical, social and environmental responsibilities. We infuse innovation and leadership in our curriculum and develop graduates who are skilled at identifying problems and opportunities and who make decisions based on adept analysis.


The graduate, post graduate and research degrees of UOS Lahore’s Department of Business Administration are very popular among the students who wish to develop a professional career. The Department has employed a modern and highly creative curriculum to suit the aspirations and strengths of our student’s future employers. Our faculty strives to achieve excellence and promote leadership along with advance management practices.

Head of DepartmentProf. Dr. Suleman AzizPh.D Management SciencesNCBA


Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in Intermediate or Equivalent



Masters of Business Administration (MBA) 3.5 Years

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in graduation or Equivalent

Duration: 3.5 Years (7 Semesters) (After 14 years schooling)


Masters of Business Administration (Executive)

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in Graduation or equivalent with 4-year experience after graduation

Duration: 02 Year (4 Semesters)


Programs


BBA (Honors)

Semester I

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBENG3101 Freshman English - I 3BMGT 3101 Introduction to Business 3

BCMP 3101 Introduction to Computers 3BACC 3101 Introduction to Book & Accounting 3BSSC 3101 Islamic Studies 3BSSC 3102 Human Psychology 3

Total 18

Semester II

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBENG 3202 Freshman English-II 3BACC 3202 Financial Accounting 3

BMAT3201 Business Mathematics 3BSSC 3203 Pakistan Studies 3BMGT 3202 Introduction to Management 3BECO 3201 Microeconomics 3

Total 18

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBSSC 4104 Contemporary World 3BSSC 4105 Sociology 3

BECO 4102 Macro Economics 3BACC 4103 Advanced Accounting & Auditing 3BMGT 4103 Introduction to HRM 3BLAW 4101 Business Taxation 3

Total 18

Scheme of Studies


Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBENG 4203 Creative Writing 3

BENG 4204 Oral Communication & Presentation 3

BMKT 4201 Principles of Marketing 3

BFIN 4201 Money Banking and Credit 3

BECO 4203 Pakistan Economics 3

BACC 4204 Cost & Management Accounting 3

Total 18

Semester V

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBENG 5105 Business Communication 3BECO 5104 Managerial Economics 3

BSSC 5106 Logic 3BFIN 5102 Financial Management 3

BLAW 5102 Business Law 3BSTA 5101 Business Statistics 3

Total 18

Semester VI

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBSTA 5202 Statistical Inference 3BMGT 5204 Organizational Behavior 3

BMAT5202 Calculus 3BCMP 5202 Management Information System 3BSSC 5207 Sociological Theory 3BMKT 5202 Marketing Management 3

Total 18


Semester VII

Code Course Title Credit HoursBBRM 6101 Business Research & Report Writing 3

BMGT 6105 Operations Management 3

BMGT 6106 Entrepreneurship & SME Management 3

Specialization I 3

Specialization II 3

Business Research & Report Writing 3

Total 18

Semester VIII

Code Course Title Credit HoursBSSC 6208 Business Ethics 3

BSSC 6209 Interpersonal Skills 3

BMGT 6207 Total Quality Management 3

Specialization III 3

Specialization IV 3

Total 15

Degree Requirement: All courses + Internship 6-8 weeks


MBA (Regular) 3.5 YearsSemester I

Code Course Title Credit HoursBMKT 5101 Principles of Marketing 3

BACC 5105 Accounting for Decision Making 3

BMGT 5103 Principles of Management 3

BSSE 5106 Business Comm. & Report Writing 3

BMAT5103 Business Mathematics & Statistics 3

BCMP 5102 IT in Business & Office Automation 3

Total 18


BHRM 5201 Human Resource Management 3

BAAC 5206 Industrial & Management Accounting 3

BBRM 5201 Applied Business Research 3

BECO 5204 Economic Theory and Issues 3

BFIN 5201 Financial Management 3

BCMP 5203 Management Information Systems 3

Total 18


BMGT 6104 Production & Operations Management 3

BMGT 6105 Entrepreneurship 3

BECO 6105 Managerial Economics 3

Elective-I 3

Elective-II 3

Total 15



BMGT 6206 Strategic Business management 3

BMGT 6207 Organizational Behavior 3

BMGT 6208 Total Quality Management 3

Elective III 3

Elective IV 3

Total 15

Semester VCode Course Title Credit Hours

BMGT 7109 Organizational Behavior (Advanced) 3

BBRM 7102 Advanced Research Methods 3

Elective V 3

Elective Vl 3

Total 12

Semester VICode Course Title Credit Hours

BMGT 7210 Project Management 3

BMKT 7203 Supply Chain Management 3

Elective- VII 3

Elective- VIII 3

Total 12

Semester VIICode Course Title Credit Hours

BHRM 8102 Strategic HR Leadership 3

BMGT 8111 Seminars in Business Management 3

Internship report and Viva Voce (10-12 week) 3

Total 9

Requirements for Award of Degree:1. Successful completion of all courses2. Business Internship 10-12 weeks (qualifying)


Semester ICode Course Title Credit Hours

MGT 511 Organizational Management 3MKT 512 Principles of Marketing 3ACT 513 Financial Reporting and Control 3BUS 514 Quantitative Tech. in Data Analysis 3COM 515 Computer Orientation and Package 3ENG 516 Business Comm. & Report Writing 3

Total 18


BUS 521 Business Research Methods 3MGT 611 Human Resource Management 3FIN 523 Financial Management 3ACT 524 Managerial Accounting 3COM 521 Management Information System 3ECO 527 Economics 3

Total 18


BUS 633 Entrepreneurship 3MGT 612 Production & Operations Management 3ECO 613 Managerial Economics 3

Elective-I 3Elective-II 3

Total 15


MGT 621 Organizational Behavior 3MGT 627 Total Quality Management 3BUS 622 Strategic Business Management 3

Elective-III 3Elective-IV 3

Total 15

MBA Executive (2 Years)

MISSION

The department has the mission to examine human symbolic activities and help the students succeed in an increasingly pluralistic, global, and mediated culture. Our research and teaching focus is on public advocacy, argument analysis, communication across differences, negotiation and conflict management, family interaction and relational competencies.


The students of Communication Studies are encouraged to be a part of diverse activities. Besides attending lectures, they have to work in groups, do research work involving communities and organizations. They have ample opportunities to exhibit their work both on and off campus and access to further learning activities, media productions, journals and log books.

DEPARTMENT OFMass COMMUNICATION

Head of DepartmentProf. Dr. M. Khalid PhD Mass Communication, FREI, University, Germany

BS Mass Communication

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in intermediate or equivalent



M.A. Mass Communication

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in graduation or equivalent



Programs



Semester I

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 101 Introduction to Mass Communication 3

BENG 102 Functional English-I 3

BIST 103 Islamic Studies 2

COMS 104 Computer Skills for Mass Communication 3

COMS 105 Psychology 3

COMS 106 Sociology-I 3

Total 17

Semester II

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 107 Mass Media In Pakistan 3

BPST 108 Pakistan Studies 2

COMS 109 Sociology-II 3

BENG 110 Writing & Presentational Skills (English-II) 3

COMS 111 Functional Urdu 3

COMS 112 Fundamentals of News Reporting 3

Total 17

Semester III

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 201 Introduction to Broadcast Media 3

COMS 202 Sub-Editing & Page Designing 3

COMS 203 National & International Affairs 3

Scheme of Studies

BS Mass Communication


BENG 204 Communication Skills (English-III) 3

COMS 205 Economics 3

COMS 206 Political Science-I 3

Total 18

Semester IV

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 207 Journalistic Language (English & Urdu) 3

COMS 208 Media Ethics and Laws 3

COMS 209 Introduction to Social Media 3

COMS 210 Political Science-II 3

COMS 211 Social Psychology 3

Total 15

Semester V

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 301 Introduction to Advertising & PR 3

COMS 302 Online Journalism 3

COMS 303 Communication Theories-I 3

COMS 304 Contemporary Mass Media 3

COMS 305 Fundamentals of Graphic Designing 3

Total 15

Semester VI

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 306 Feature, Column & Editorial Writing 3

COMS 307 Communication Theories-II 3

COMS 308 Research Methods-I 3

COMS 309 Introduction to Photojournalism 3

COMS 310 Statistics 3

COMS 311 Film Studies & Critique 3

Total 18


Semester VII

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 401 Research Methods-II 3

COMS 402 Development Support Communication 3

COMS 403 Media Management 3

Sequencesi. Print Media

COMS 404 Advanced Reporting 3

COMS405 Newspaper Management & Production 3

ii. Electronic Media

COMS 406 Radio News Reporting & Production 3

COMS 407 TV News Reporting & Production 3

iii. Advertising & Public Relations

COMS 408 Advertising-I 3

COMS 409 Public Relations-I 3

iv. Development Support Communication

COMS 410 Development Communication and Social Change 3

COMS 411 Development Journalism 3

Total Credit Hours 15

Semester VIII

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 412 International Communication 3

COMS 413 Project/Research Report/Research Paper 3

COMS 414 Specialized Journalism 3


COMS 415 Sub Editing & Page Designing-II 3

COMS416 Magazine Production/Book Production 3ii. Electronic Media

COMS 417 Radio Program Production 3

COMS 418 TV Program Production 3


iii. Advertising & Public Relations

COMS 419 Advertising-II 3

COMS 420 Public Relations-II 3

iv. Development Support Communication

COMS 421 Rural and Urban Sociology 3

COMS 422 Advocacy and DSC Campaign 3


M.A. Mass Communication

Semester I

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 501 Functional Media Language 3

COMS 502 Introduction to Mass Communication 3

COMS 503 Media History, Law & Ethics 3

COMS 504 News Writing Techniques 3

COMS 505 Computer Applications in Mass Media 3

Total 15

Semester II

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 506 Theories of Communication-I 3

COMS 507 International Communication 3


COMS 509 Public Relations and Advertising 3

COMS 510 Basic Concepts of Social Sciences 3

COMS 511 Introduction to Photojournalism 3Total 18


Semester III

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 601 Theories of Communication-II 3

COMS 602 Research Methods 3

COMS 603 Electronic Media 3

COMS 604 National and International Affairs 3

COMS 605 Fundamentals of Social Media 3

Total 15

Semester IV

Code Course Title Credit HoursCOMS 606 Media Management 3


COMS 607 Writing & Editing Skills 3

COMS 608 Magazine Journalism (Theory & Practice) 3

COMS 609 Applied Print Media Research 3

COMS 610 Feature, Column & Editorial Writing 3

COMS 611 Project (Newspaper/Magazine) 3

ii. Electronic MediaCOMS 612 Radio Production (Theory & Practice) 3

COMS 613 Television Production (Theory & Practice) 3

COMS 614 Applied Research in Electronic Media 3

COMS 615 Project (Radio) 3

COMS 616 Project (Television) 3

iii. Public Relations & AdvertisingCOMS 618 Public Relations (Theory & Practice) 3

COMS 619 Advertising (Theory & Practice) 3

COMS 620 Applied Research in PR & Advertising 3

COMS 621 Project (Public Relations) 3

COMS 622 Project (Advertising) 3


iv. Advance Research In Mass CommunicationCOMS 624 Research Approaches 3

COMS 625 Research Application 3

COMS 626 Writing Techniques in Research 4

COMS 627 Thesis 5

v. Development & CommunicationCOMS 628 Approaches to Development 5


COMS 630 Community Journalism 3

COMS 631 Rural Communication 3

COMS 632 Internship 3



DEPARTMENT OFENGLISH

MISSION

The mission of the English department is to cultivate understanding, knowledge and appreciation of the English language and literature, so that the students may use the language creatively, critically and effectively to participate in civic and professional life. The programs offered are specifically designed to develop and enhance the critical understanding of literature and language.


Department of English language & literature aims to equip the students with the modern trends in English literature and linguistics. We promote academic excellence by teaching students ways of engaging, inquiring and learning through intensive study of language, and by involving them in creating comprehending and interpreting different kinds of text in various media. Our students then build foundation for successful careers in the different fields that rely on effective and creative communication.

Head of DepartmentDr. M. Akbar Khan PhD English, NUML, Islamabad


ProgramsBS English

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in Intermediate or equivalent Examination.



Merit: Basic criteria + marks obtained in English Compulsory + marks for Hafiz-e-Quran (if applicable)

M.A. English

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in BA or equivalent Examination with English compulsory of 200 marks




Semester ICr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Study SkillsENG 101

3Introduction to LinguisticsENG 102

3History of English LiteratureENG 103

3Advance Reading SkillsENG 104

2Pakistan StudiesENG 105

3SociologyENG 106

17Total

Semester IICr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Communication SkillsENG 107

3Introduction to English LiteratureENG 108

3SociolinguisticsENG 109

3PsychologyENG 110

3Computer SciencesENG 111

2Islamic StudiesENG 112

17Total

Semester IIICr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Fiction-IENG 213

3Phonetics & PhonologyENG 214

3Interculture CommunicationENG 215

3Prose-IENG 216

3PhilosophyENG 217

3StatisticsENG 218

18Total

Scheme of Studies

BS English


Semester IVCr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Introduction to World EnglishesENG 2193Greek & Classical Drama-IENG 2203Classical Poetry-IENG 2213Fiction-IIENG 2223Semantics & Pragmatics ENG 2233Morphology & SyntaxENG 224

18Total

Semester VCr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3ShakespeareENG 3253Literary Criticism-IENG 3263Fiction-IIIENG 3273Classical Poetry-IIENG 3283Applied LinguisticsENG 3293Stylistics-IENG 330

18Total

Semester VICr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Literary Criticism-IIENG 3313Drama-IIENG 3323Prose-IIENG 3333Romantic PoetryENG 3343Stylistics-IIENG 3353Research MethodologyENG 336

18TotalSemester VII

Cr. Hrs.Course TitleCode3Criticism-IIIENG 437

3Drama-IIIENG 438

3American Novel & PoetryENG 439

3Prose-IIIENG 440

3ESPENG 441

320th Century PoetryENG 442

18Total


Semester VIIICr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Post Colonial NovelENG 443

3History of Western Civilization/DissertationENG 444

3American DramaENG 445

3World Literature in Translation/DissertationENG 446

3PsycholinguisticsENG 447

3Discourse AnalysisENG 448

18Total

M.A. English

Semester ICr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Classical PoetryENG 501

3Drama I (Greek & Elizabethan)ENG 502

3Fiction-IENG 503

3Prose-IENG 504

3Study Skills in EnglishENG 505

3Literary Forms and MovementsENG 506

18Total

Semester IICr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Romantic PoetryENG 507

3Drama-II (18th Century)ENG 508

3Fiction-IIENG 509

3Criticism-IENG 510

3Prose-IIENG 511

3LinguisticsENG 512

18Total


Semester IIICr. Hrs.Course TitleCode

3Modern PoetryENG 601

3Drama-III (19th Century)ENG 602

3Fiction-IIIENG 603

3Research MethodologyENG 604

3American LiteratureENG 605

3StylisticsENG 606

18Total

Semester IV

Cr. Hrs.Course TitleCode3Drama-IV (20th Century)ENG 607

3Fiction-IV ENG 608

3Modern Critical TheoriesENG 609

3TEFL (Teaching of English as Foreign Language) ENG 610

3Optional-IENG XXX

3Optional-IIENG XXX

18Total

Optional Courses

Code Course Title Cr. Hrs.

ENG 611 History of Western Civilization 3

ENG 612 Short Story 3

ENG 613 English for Specific Purposes (ESP) 3

ENG 614 Non Native Literature 3

ENG 615 Discourse Analysis 3

OR

ENG 617 Dissertation 3


DEPARTMENT OFPSYCHOLOGY

MISSION

In accordance with the mission of University of Sargodha, Lahore Campus, the Department of Psychology provides an energetic learning environment at the undergraduate, graduate and post graduate levels. The department strives to develop and apply knowledge and skill sets that will allow faculty and students to engage in the theory and practice of Psychology. We teach, conduct research and perform services. While doing so we strive to increase psychological knowledge among students, apply psychological knowledge practically in the field and improve critical thinking and scientific literacy. We prepare the students to establish research methodology and statistical skills, enhance written and oral communication and produce high-quality research. We aim to foster an appreciation of diversity in our students.


The Department of Psychology has hired highly qualified faculty to serve the Department. The whole faculty works in close coordination with the students and is always there to extend a helping hand towards them. The students find it easy to approach the faculty members and discuss their issues. Department of Psychology also provides counseling services for students of the University. Students get help for their problems such as lack of confidence, anxiety during presentations and poor communication skills. Faculty at Department of Psychology provides rigorous classroom, research-based, and field experiences in applied and basic areas of Psychology to prepare students for their careers and post-graduate academic endeavors. These experiences are steeped in technological practices as well as ethical principles and are designed to prepare students for the increasing diversity and internationalization of the workforce and academia. Students are exposed to a variety of working set ups where they get to explore and apply the theoretical concepts learnt in class room setting.

Head of DepartmentMs. Maheen AbidMS Clinical and Counseling PsychologyBeaconhouse National University


BS Psychology

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in Intermediate or equivalent (equivalence certificate is must) with Psychology as an elective subject or FSc (Pre-medical/ Pre-Engineering/ICS)



M.Sc. Psychology

Eligibility: At least 45% marks in Graduation or equivalent with Psychology as an elective subject



Advance Diploma in Clinical Psychology

Eligibility: Second division or CGPA-2.00 out of 4.00 in MSc/BS in Psychology/ Applied Psychology from HEC recognized institution and GAT test / qualifying University test plus interview



Programs


Semester I

Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-101 English-I (Compulsory) 3

PSY-102 Introduction to Psychology 4

PAKST-103 Pakistan Studies (Compulsory) 3

MATH-104 Introduction to Mathematics (Compulsory) 3

CST-105 Computer Studies (Compulsory) 3

Total 16

Semester II

Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-111 English-II (Compulsory) 3PSY-112 History and Systems of Psychology 4

ISI-113 Islamic Education (Compulsory) 3STAT-114 Introduction to Statistics (Compulsory) 3ESC-115 Everyday Science 3

Total 16

Scheme of Studies

BS Psychology


Semester III

Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-201 Communication Skills-I (Compulsory) 3

PSY-202 Sports Psychology 3

PSY-203 Experimental Psychology 3

BIO-204 Introduction to Biology-I 3

ITN-205 Introduction to Management 3

Total 15

Semester IV

Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-211 Communication Skills-II (Compulsory) 3

PSY-212 Social Psychology 3

PSY-213 Educational Psychology 3

BIO-214 Introduction to Biology-II 3

IHR-215 Introduction to Human Rights 3

Total 15

Semester V

Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-301 Introduction to Research Methodology 3

PSY-302 Cross Cultural Psychology 3

PSY-303 Computer Application in Psychology 3

PSY-304 Principles of Psychological Assessment 3

PSY-305 Fundamental Statistics in Psychology 3

PSY-306 Historical Perspectives in Abnormal Psychology 3

Total 18


Semester VI

Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-311 Advance Research Methodology 3PSY-312 Neurological Basis of Behavior 3

PSY-313 Applications of Statistics in Psychology 3PSY-314 Applications of Psychological Assessment 3PSY-315 Personality Psychology Assessment 3

PSY-316 Psychopathology 3Total 18

Semester VII

Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-401 Clinical Psychology 3

PSY-402 Neurological Dysfunctions 3

PSY-403 Health Psychology 3

PSY-404 Developmental Psychology 3

PSY-405 Gender Issues in Psychology 3

PSY-406 Project (With PSY 406 b) (Compulsory) 3

Total 18

Semester VIII

Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-411 Counseling Psychology 3PSY-412 Cognitive Psychology 3

PSY-413 Psychology of Advertising & Marketing Research OR 3PSY-406b Project (With PSY 406 a) (Compulsory) 3

Total 12


Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-421 Consumer Psychology 3PSY-422 Organizational Behavior 3PSY-423 Psychology of Motivation 3

PSY-424 Forensic Psychology 3PSY-425 Para Psychology 3PSY-426 Positive Psychology 3

PSY-427 Human Resource Management 3

Total 15

M.Sc. PsychologySemester I

Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-500 Report Writing & Presentation Skills 3PSY-501 History and System in Psychology 3PSY-502 Sports Psychology 3

PSY-503 Computer Applications in Psychology 3PSY-504 Fundamental Statistics in Psychology 3PSY-505 Introduction to Research Methodology 3

Total 18

Semester II

Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-511 Advance Research Methodology 3PSY-512 Principles of Psychological Measurement 3PSY-513 Historical Perspective in Abnormal Psychology 3

PSY-514 Social Psychology 3PSY-515 Application of Statistics in Psychology 3PSY-516 Health Psychology 3

Total 18

Elective Courses


Semester III

Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-601 Clinical Psychology 3PSY-602 Application of Psychological Measurement 3PSY-603 Cognitive & Experimental Psychology 3

PSY-604 Psychopathology 3PSY-605 Neurological Bases of Behavior 3PSY-606

PSY-607(a)Gender Issues in Psychology / THESIS ORThesis (Research Proposal, including proposed methodology, literature, review expected results, discussion & implications)

3

Total 18

Semester IV

Code Course Title Credit HoursPSY-621 Counseling Psychology 3PSY-622 Developmental Psychology 3PSY-623 Neurological Dysfunctions 3

PSY-624 Organizational Behavior 3PSY-625 Personality Psychology OR 3

PSY-607(b) Thesis (final draft submission & oral defense) 3

PSY-XXX One Elective Course 3

Total 18

Electives

Code Course Title Credit HoursPsy-631 Consumer Behavior 3Psy-632 Cross-Cultural Psychology 3Psy-633 Educational Psychology 3

Psy-634 Forensic Psychology 3Psy-635 Human Resource Management 3Psy-636 Leadership and Motivation 3

Psy-637 Marketing Management 3


Psy-638 Mass Communication Management 3

Psy-639 Military Psychology 3

Psy-640 Positive Psychology 3

Psy-641 Para Psychology 3

Total credit hours in Four Semesters = 72

*Elective courses shall be taken with the consent of the department upon availability of the rele-vant teacher

Advance Diploma in Clinical Psychology (ADCP)Semester I

Code Course Title Credit HoursDCP-701 Self Development and Growth 3DCP-702 Psycho-Diagnosis & Clinical Assessment 3DCP-703 Therapeutic Interventions 3DCP-704 Internship +Report Writing 5 (3+2)

Total 14

Semester II

Code Course Title Credit HoursDCP-711 Psychopharmacology & Neurophysiology 4DCP-712 Advance Research Methods in Clinical Research 3DCP-713 Childhood Development and Psychotherapy 3DCP-714 Clinical Research Project 4



ISLAMIC STUDIESDEPARTMENT OF

MISSION

The Department of Islamic Studies provides students a broader understanding of the role of religion in human life. The aim is to create the context for discussion that allows students to explore academic and personal questions about religion and society. The students are encouraged to exercise their freedom of expression with respect to diversity.


Religion is among the most powerful, profound and enduring aspects of life. Islamic Studies is concerned with the ideas through which religion is communicated: how it developed, what it means, whether it is true, and how it may be reformulated. Study of religion demands a wide range of knowledge, considerable insight, and care in interpretation, whether you are a student or a teacher. The Department of Islamic Studies at UOS Lahore Campus offers you the opportunity to acquire knowledge, methods, skills, and capabilities necessary to understand and evaluate ideas of Islam. Achieving the hallmark of pure academic and research atmosphere.

The department is part of the Faculty of Social Sciences and offers M.Phil Islamic Studies along with the quality study of Islamic Studies Compulsory. Islamic Studies course supports liberal arts education, independence thinking, and inter-faith relations.

Head of DepartmentProf. Dr. Abdul Rauf ZafarPhD Islamic StudiesUniversity of Glasgow, Scotland, UK


MA Islamic Studies

Qualification Test Minimum 50% marksEligibility: At least 45% marks in Graduation or EquivalentDuration 02 years (04 Semesters)Degree Requirements Minimum 66 credit hours

Program


Semester I

Credit Hours Course Title Code3 ISL-501

3 ISL-502

3 ISL-503

3 ISL-504

3 ISL-505

0 ISL-506

15

Semester II


3 ISL-602

3 ISL-603

3 ISL-604

3 ISL-605

3 ISL-606

18

Scheme of Studies

MA Islamic Studies


Semester III


3 ISL-702

3 ISL-703

3 ISL-704

3 ISL-705

3 ISL-706

3 ISL-707

3 ISL-708

3 ISL-709

3 ISL-710

3 ISL-711

18

Semester II


3 ISL-802

3 ISL-803

3 ISL-804

3 ISL-805

3 ISL-806

3 ISL-807

3 ISL-808

3 ISL-809

3 ISL-810

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1 SHORT TITLE AND COMMENCEMENTThe regulations prescribed hereunder shall be called Admission Regulations, University of Sargodha and are applicable from the academic session 2016-2017 onward with the amendments referred hereunder asterisk * at various places:

2 DEFINITIONSIn these rules and regulations unless the subject or context otherwise requires, the following expressions shall have the meanings hereby respectively assigned to them, that is to say:

2.1 “Academic Year” means a year consisting of two regular semesters namely; Fall and Spring;

2.2 “Authority” means any of the Authorities of the University specified in the Ordinance;2.3 “Dean” means the Chairperson of the Board of Faculty duly appointed by the Chancellor

as per the provisions contained in the University of Sargodha Ordinance 2002;2.4 “University” means the University of Sargodha;2.5 “Vice Chancellor” means the Vice Chancellor of the University; who shall be competent

to make decisions on admission related issues.

3 INTRODUCTIONFollowing are the guidelines, procedures, rules and regulations to be administered by all the Departments/ Colleges/Institutes/ Centers/Sub-Campuses.

3.1 A copy of printed Admission Regulations shall be made available in all the Departments/Colleges/Institutes/ Centers/Sub-Campuses as well as the University Library for guidance.

3.2 The regulations provided here are subject to amendment/ change and repeal by the competent authority at any time.

4 ADMISSION REGULATIONSAdmission shall be made on the basis of merit in accordance with the criteria laid down by the Admission Committee from time to time, provide further that;

a) Seventy Five percent of the total seats shall be filled on open merit basis.b) Twenty Five percent of total seats shall be reserved for the students graduated

from the University of Sargodha.c) All the departments will prepare and display separate lists for 75% of seats to

be filled on open merit and 25% seats reserved for the students graduated from UOS.

d) Preference in case of admission to the Undergraduate and Graduate classes will be given in the order of year of graduation, starting from the current year, fixed by Admission Committee and approved by the Vice Chancellor.

Admission Regulations(Undergraduate & Graduate)

Following are the Admission Regulations inclusive of amendments made till date for admission to all Undergraduate (4- year BS/BCom, 5-Year DPT, Graduate (2-year MA/MSc/MCom/MBA etc) Diploma (1 year)


e) Preference criteria for admission to all other classes, not enumerated above will be notified separately after it is chalked out by the Admission Committee and approved by the Vice Chancellor but admission to these classes shall also be governed by these regulations.

4.1 Only those candidates who have passed FA/FSc, BA/BSc (Pass Course or Honours) or any equivalent examination shall be eligible for admission to the next higher classes. Further, it shall be ensured that students seek admission on the basis of Terminal Degree.

4.2 The Chairperson/Principal/Director of the Department/ College/ Institute/Center/Sub-Campus shall, each year, communicate for approval to the Admission Committee through the Dean of the Faculty concerned, prior to admission, the total number of students to be admitted including the students to be admitted against the reserved seats. This number can not be increased without the approval of the Vice Chancellor, nor shall the criteria be modified without his approval. Further, he shall be vested with the power to decide such issues as concern to admissions as hardship case. Additional criteria for weightage in admission to a particular discipline as contained in Annexure-I, against merit seats will be applicable.

4.3 Any student, who was rusticated, expelled, or whose entry in any Department/College/Institute/Center was banned for any reason whatsoever at any time during his/her academic career, shall not be admitted to any class without the permission of the Vice Chancellor on the recommendations of the Chairperson/Principal/Director, Dean concerned and Director Student Affairs.

Note: The office of Director Students Affairs will circulate a complete list of the students, against whom any kind of disciplinary action has been taken, to all the departments. The admissions of all such students will be processed in the light of regulation 4.3.

4.4 All difficulties connected with admission shall be resolved by the Admission Committee in consultation with Chairperson/Principal/Director of the Department/ College/ Institute/Center/ Sub-Campus and shall deem to be settled with the approval of the Vice Chancellor later on.

4.5 Any Reserved Seat (see Annexure-II) which remains unfilled at the closing date or extended period shall not be transferred to the Merit Quota.

4.6 i) Any person who has attained the age of twenty-six (26) years on the last date fixed for the receipt of the applications for admission shall not be admitted to graduate classes. Age limit for students seeking admissions after passing Intermediate or equivalent Examination in any discipline of this University will be twenty-four (24) years. In case of real hardship, however, the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendations of the Chairperson/Principal/Director of the Department/ College/ Institute/Center and Dean of Faculty concerned, may relax this Regulation subject to the availability of vacant seat, after all available eligible candidates have been offered admission, up to a maximum of one year.

ii) Age limit does not apply to the disciplines of M.Ed, B.Ed, MBA (Executive), and MSc Criminology.


iii) Age limit is also not applicable to the following candidates:a. Spouse of University Employees seeking admission against the reserved seat.b. Employees of University.c. Army Personnel

iv) The age limit for government employee/employees of Govt. controlled corporations/ autonomous bodies shall be followed as per Govt. rules, provided that they submit the NOC from their department to pursue such studies. However no seat shall be reserved for this purpose.

v) For the disciplines of Education (B.Ed, M.Ed) MA/Library Sciences, MSc Physical Education 05 seats shall be kept reserved for Govt. employees provided that they seek NOC from their parent department and remain on study leave for the duration of degree course.

4.7 All the government employees seeking admission to University of Sargodha are required to summit the following documents:

i) NOC from the competent authority (in case of self support program)ii) NOC and study leave from the competent authority (in case of regular program)

4.8 List of students selected for admission shall be prepared in accordance with the prescribed proforma bearing the signature of Chairperson/Principal/ Director of the Department/ College/ Institute/Center/ Sub-Campus prior to notification.

4.9 In the case of admission to the Replica (Self-Support) Undergraduate and Graduate classes of the Department/College/ Institute/Center/Sub-Campus, the same Regulations relating to the admission to regular morning classes shall be applicable.

4.10 i) No student shall be admitted to a second or subsequent Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree Courses in the Department/ College/Institute/Center/Sub-Campus except in professional degree course i.e. M.Ed, B.Ed and MBA (Executive).

Explanation: “Students having 14 years of education will be eligible to take admission to MA/MSc programs only, whereas the students having BS or 16 years education will be eligible to take admission in MS/MPhil programs only.”

ii) The degree courses of M.Ed & B,Ed can be offered in parallel with other degrees in the same session or same year without time clash.

Explanation 4.10 (ii):a. Degree obtained in regular mode in morning session in one university along with

degree obtained in regular mode in evening session in different university is allowed”

b. Degree obtained in regular mode in morning session in one university along with degree obtained in private mode in the same university is allowed”

c. Degree obtained in regular mode in morning session in one university along with degree obtained in private mode in different university is allowed”

d. Degrees with time clash are not allowed4.11 A migration/No Objection Certificate, in case of applicant graduated from a University

other than the University of Sargodha, must be produced by the candidate within 30 days of the admission for submission to the registration branch of Registrar Office.

4.12 The migration of a student from another University to the University of Sargodha to a Department/College/Institute/ Center/Sub-Campus of the University of Sargodha


and vice versa will be governed only in accordance with the Migration Policy of University of Sargodha provided that the student falls in the merit list drawn by the University and belong to a university recognized by HEC.

4.13 Inter-departmental migration may be allowed on the recommendations of the Chairperson/Principal/Director concerned, with the written approval of the Dean of the Faculty, provide that, the student concerned would have been offered admission, on merit basis in the Department/College/Institute to which he/she wishes to migrate. The maximum time period, during which such a migration may take place, shall be 02 weeks from the commencement of the teaching session. The migration will be allowed only in genuine cases.

4.14 In order to streamline the interdepartmental/Inter-disciplinary fee transfer cases fee transfer form will be moved from one Department/discipline to other department/discipline in genuine case only and the admission form will not be transferred.

4.15 However, the form transfer will be allowed to only those programs/departments in which the seats will remain vacant at the closure of admission process and there are no waiting candidates i.e. lists have been displayed till the last entry. A final list of programs/departments to which forms can be transferred will be approved by the Admission Committee and approval of the transfer will be granted accordingly and the concerned departments will also be intimated. The policy order of merit will be followed in all these cases.

Form transfer shall further be subject to following categories:-I) A candidate, who has applied in any of the program/department but failed to seek admission

in that program/department, if he/she intends to transfer his/her admission form to any other program/ department in which he/she has not applied but seats are still lying vacant, can be transferred.

ii) A student who has applied in any of the program/ department and admitted in the same program/ department, if he/she wants to transfer his/her admission to any other program/department in which he/she has not applied but seats are still lying vacant, can be transferred.

In addition to this a standard procedure will be followed for form transfer. The students interested in transfer of Admission Forms will be required to submit an application on a prescribed form recommended by the Chairpersons of both the Departments, to the Chairman Admission Committee.Transfer of any Fee or Admission Form(s) without the approval of the Chairman Admission Committee will be considered null and void.

4.16 The relevant authenticated certificate in respect of Hafiz-e-Quran must be attached with the original admission application failing which no credit will be given. Moreover, the applicant must pass the Hafiz-e-Quran test conducted by the relevant committee of the University.

4.17 If there is a tie between two or more candidates having equal merit, their merit will be determined on the basis of their ages, the candidates older in age shall be given preference over the younger.

4.18 The FA/FSc/BA/BSc/BS degree of other Pakistani Universities/ Boards where the subject English is not compulsory shall not be considered as equivalent to the University of Sargodha and such students shall not be admitted in next higher classes.

4.19 In case of different university, whose examination/ curriculum is different from UOS, all the Departments will forward the cases with comments to determine Equivalence to Chairman Equivalence Committee for decision before last merit list is displayed.


4.20 Equivalence Certificate of O&A Levels / Intermediate Certificate awarded by the foreign institutions from the applicants issued by the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC). Provisional Admission can be granted to the student subject to provision of said equivalence certificate from the IBCC before conducting 1st Semester (under Semester System)/1st Year (Under Annual System) examination of the degree program for which admission is granted. (HEC Letter No. 5-3/HEC/A&A/2015/78 dated June 24, 2015)

4.21 The dues other than notified by the University shall not be charged by the Department/College/Institute/ Center/Sub-Campus from the students.

4.22 A uniform policy to determine the merit will be observed in all the Departments/Colleges/Institutes/ Centers/Sub-Campuses, as laid down in the Admission Regulations.

4.23 Criteria for admission of Foreign Students will be determined by the University Admission Committee.

4.24 Quota of reserved seats for the following categories will be followed according to the Government Policy:

i. Foreign studentsii. Children/Wards of Martyrs/War Disabled & serving Personnel of the Defence

Forcesiii. Azad Kashmiriv. Northern Areas / FATAv. Gilgit Baltistanvi. Baluchistanvii. Children of Refugees from IHK.

Note: this quota shall not apply in case of Sub-Campuses established under public private partnership. However, if seat is not available at main campus, the quota candidates may be referred to Public sector Sub-Campuses of the University.

4.25 (i) A candidate whose candidature has been accepted will be required to produce the original documents for issuance of fee challan. The documents shall be retained by the department for a period of two semesters for both graduate and undergraduate programs.

ii) All the candidates shall be directed to submit one copy of fee deposit slip/challan in the office of the relevant department to issue roll number of the department.

4.26 Separate forms will be issued for the seats reserved for admission on sports and co-curricular basis to make the admissions fairer on these seats. Following colors shall be used:

i) Pink form for Sportsii) Yellow form for co-curricular activities

4.27 Sports office is required to complete the trials before the display of third merit list and no relaxation will be given in the deadline.

4.28 In order to streamline the admissions against reserved seats all departments must forward the forms for admission on sports basis and co-curricular basis to the office of Director Sports and office of Director Co-curricular Activities respectively along with a covering letter mentioning the list and total number of forms not later than one day after the last date of submission of applications. No relaxation will be given in this regard.


4.29 The admission of disabled persons shall be processed through the Committee constituted to determine the disability of candidate. The department shall forward the cases of disable students to concerned Committee. The student shall be considered eligible after verification from the said Committee besides possession of disability certificate from the relevant authority.

4.30 All departments will receive all forms irrespective of their eligibility. Their status as eligible or ineligible shall be determined after the submission of forms.

4.31 Employees of University of Sargodha seeking admission to any undergraduate or graduate program are required to provide NOC before the last date for submission of forms.

4.32 As some of the transcripts provided by the students do not contain the detailed marks/percentage of marks so it becomes impossible to calculate merit on the basis of CGPA only. It is therefore the responsibility of the students concerned to provide the detailed marks sheet to the department before the last date for submission of forms. If they fail to provide the marks sheet they will not be considered eligible for admission as merit cannot be calculated on the basis of CGPA only.

4.33 Admission of candidates seeking additional marks on the basis of Hifz shall be processed as follows:

I) The candidates seeking additional marks and fee concession on the basis of Hifz shall be considered eligible for these concessions only after the submission of Hifz Certificate issued by the Hifz Committee of University of Sargodha before the closing date of admissions.

ii) The facility of additional marks and fee concession shall be applicable to the under-graduate and graduate programs only.

iii) The mode of test shall be as follows:a) Hifz tests shall be conducted for three consecutive days before the closing

date for submission of admission forms. The test schedule including date, timing and place for test shall be made a part of admission advertisement each year.

b) Chairman Hifz Committee shall issue the certificates to the successful candidates. The candidates shall be responsible for submission of certificates to the department concerned before the closing date.

c) The office of Chairman Hifz Committee shall prepare and forward a list of all the candidates appearing in the test mentioning their status as pass or fail to the office of Director Academics. The same shall be communicated to all the teaching departments by the office of the Director Academics.

4.34 All the candidates seeking admission against any reserve seat (including reserved seats for children/spouse of university employees) shall be required to submit NOC issued by the competent authority (Office of the Registrar in case of University) along with the admission application.

4.35 All admissions made in contravention of these Regulations shall be void.

5. CONVERSION OF GRADES/MARKS5.1 CONVERSION OF SENIOR CAMBRIDGE AND HIGHER SENIOR CAMBRIDGE AGGREGATES

AND GRADES INTO MARKS.The merit of candidates holding ‘O’ Level ‘A’ Level and other foreign certificates will be determined on the basis of equivalence certificates issued by the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC), Ministry of Education, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad.


5.2 CONVERSION OF MARKS OF THE GRADUATES FROM ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY.Marks of the graduates from Allama Iqbal Open University will be multiplied by 0.75 in order to equalize their marks with the University of Sargodha.

5.3 CONVERSION OF MARKS UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM The marks of all those graduates who have passed their examination under Semester System will be multiplied by 0.85 in order to equalize their marks with the Annual System.

Note: It is recommended to follow the merit calculation sheets prepared by the Office of Director Academics, UOS each year as these include all the above mentioned conversions.

6. ADMISSION CRITERIA6.1 Undergraduate and Graduate Programs

Admission shall be made on the basis of the Basic Criteria and Additional Criteria, if any, of the individual Department.

6.2 Merit of the candidates for admission shall be calculated on the basis of terminal degree i.e. BA/BSc/BS etc. Admission shall be made as per order of year mentioned below:

- 1st Annual Current year & 2nd Annual Previous year - No marks deduction- 1st Annual Previous year & 2nd Annual a year before Previous years - 10 marks

deduction from terminal degree- 1st Annual a year before Previous Year & 2nd Annual 2 year before previous year - 20

marks deduction from terminal degree Additional 20 marks for Hafiz-e-Qur’an to be included wherever applicable.

6.3 Basic Criteria for Undergraduate ProgramsMerit of the candidates for admission shall be calculated on the basis of terminal degree i.e. FA/FSC or equivalent etc. Admission shall be made as per order of year mentioned below:

- 1st Annual Current year & 2nd Annual Previous year - No marks deduction

- 1st Annual Previous year & 2nd Annual a year before Previous years - 10 marks deduction from terminal degree

-1st Annual a year before Previous Year & 2nd Annual 2 year before Previous year - 20 marks deduction from terminal degree Additional 20 marks for Hafiz-e-Qur’an to be included wherever applicable.

6.4 Additional CriteriaAs given against each Department/College/Institute.

Note: It is recommended to follow the merit calculation sheets prepared by the Office of Director Academics, UOS each year as these include all the above mentioned conversions.


1. CODE OF HONOUR 1.1 All Mulism students must show, in words and in deeds, their full faith in Islam. 1.2 All students must have faith in and respect for the Ideology of Pakistan.1.3 All students must, in matters of religion, respect the convictions of others. 1.4 Every student is expected to:

i) be Loyal to Pakistan;ii) obey the law of the Land as well as the Rules and Regulations of the University

/ College;iii) maintain Law and Order as well as the dignity and prestige of the Alma mater;iv) have respect for morality and personal honour and rights of others;v) practice honesty and integrity in dealings with fellow students, teachers and all

others both on and off the Campus;vi) help in protecting the life, dignity, honour and the property of the University/

College and that of the Academic/ Administrative staff and fellow students;vii) respect teachers, all elders and persons in authority in the University/College;viii) be courteous and helpful to all;

ix) work hard and co-operate in completing the course of study within the prescribed period; and

x) endeavour to positively contribute towards creating an atmosphere conducive to healthy academic pursuit.

1.5. Welfare: Each affiliated College and University Teaching Department / Institute / Constituent College / Sub-campuses and hostel should set up a Welfare Committee in order to be in touch with the students, to deal with their problems and look after their welfare in general. The composition of the Committee shall be as follows:

a) Student Adviser of the College / Department / Institute, two teachers representing the teaching staff, President and Secretary of the student body of the College / Department / Institute. The Committee shall elect one of the teachers as its Chairman.

b) Hall Secretary, Sports Secretary and Mess Manager to be elected by the Resident Officer / Officer Incharge of the hostel shall be ex-officio members of the Committee. The senior most officer shall be the Chairman of the Committee.

2. DISCIPLINE 2.1 No student shall:

i) utter, do, or propagate, anything repugnant to Islam within and outside the precincts of the University / College;

ii) say or do anything which might adversely affect the honour and prestige or Pakistan, or University and teachers and his educational institution;

iii) smoke in the Classroom, Laboratory, Workshop, Library and Examination Hall;

Discipline, Welfare Regulationsand Code of Honour


iv) form, or associate with, an Organization / Society / Club, or any other body, promoting caste distinctions and inciting parochial / linguistic / regional feeling;

v) organize, or hold any function within the precincts of the University except in accordance with the prescribed Rules and Regulations;

vi) collect money or receive donations or pecuniary assistance for or on behalf of the University or any University Organization except with the written permission of the Syndicate;

vii) stage, incite, or participate in, a walkout, strike or any other form of agitation which might create or is likely to create law and order problem for the University and affect or is likely to affect its smooth functioning;

viii) indulge in immoral activities, use indecent language, wear immodest dress, make indecent remarks, jokes or gestures or behave in an improper manner;

ix) cause disturbance to others; x) disturb peace and tranquility of the Institution; xi) keep or carry weapons, narcotics, immoral or submissive literature; and xii) use insalutary or abusive language or resort to violence against a fellow student

or employee of the University. 2.2. Disciplinary action by the Principal of a constituent/affiliated College/Chairman of

a University Teaching Department/ Director of an Institute/Discipline Committee against the student/s may be taken in one or more of the following forms depending upon the severity of the offence:

i) A written warning may be issued to the student/s concerned and a copy of the same may be displayed on the Notice Board;

ii) The matter may be reported to the parents/guardians and they may be requested to visit University / College if necessary;

iii) A student may be fined. The fine imposed shall have to be deposited with the Treasurer, under intimation to the Principal/Director/Chairman/College Office Secretary, Discipline Committee (constituted under statute 11) as the case may be;

iv) A student may be turned out of the class by the teacher concerned and be not permitted to attend the same course upto three periods at one time under intimation to the Principal/Chairman/Director;

v) A student may be placed on probation for a fixed period not exceeding 3 months. If during the period of probation he fails to improve his conduct, he may be rusticated or expelled;

vi) A student may be suspended from the rolls of a college/ institute/ department, for a period not exceeding two weeks at a time, excluding the suspension, if any, not exceeding 10 days, at one time ordered by the Principal of the College / Director of the Institute / Chairman of the Department / Discipline Committee (constituted under statute 11) pending inquiry into the misconduct of the student/s; and

vii) A student may be rusticated, expelled or asked to withdraw from the College/Institute/Department, in the manner hereinafter mentioned.

2.3 Regulations Relating to Rustication, Expulsion and Withdrawal.


i) Rustication, whenever imposed on a College / University student, shall always mean the loss of one academic year in so far as his examinations are concerned. The period of absence from the College / University Teaching Department / Institute will, however, depend upon the time of the year when the penalty is imposed. The student under rustication may at the discretion of the Principal of the College / Chairman of a Department / Director of the Institute be permitted to rejoin the class in the same College / Department / Institute in the beginning of the next academic year;

ii) A student expelled from a College/University Teaching Department / Institute shall not be readmitted into the same College / Department / Institute or into another College / Department/Institute without the approval of the Syndicate. Readmission, shall in no case be granted before the expiry of one academic year from the date of expulsion;

iii) Each College/Institute/Department shall constitute a Council to consider and decide the cases of expulsion, rustication and withdrawal of student/s. The Council shall consist of the Principal/Director/Chairman, of the College/Institute/ Department and at least two senior members of the teaching staff to be nominated by the Principal/Director/Chairman. The Principal/Director/ Chairman of the College/Institute/Department shall be Chairman of the Council who may pass such orders as he may deem fit. Other members shall act in an advisory capacity. The Principal/Director/Chairman shall communicate to the University the names of the members of the Council in the beginning of every academic year;

iv) In case of rustication and expulsion or withdrawal of a student of the University Department/Institute/College he may prefer an appeal with the Vice-Chancellor within 15 days of the date of the notification or rustication/ expulsion or withdrawal. The Vice-Chancellor shall have the power to pass such orders as he may deem fit;

v) Cases of indiscipline/disturbances, involving students from two or more Colleges/Institutes/Departments of the University, shall be referred to the Discipline Committee (constituted under Statute 11 or the University of the Punjab Act 1973) by the Vice-Chancellor;

vi) The Discipline Committee shall have the power to take such decision as it deems fit on a case referred to it by the Vice-Chancellor, in accordance with the aforementioned Regulations provided that the student/s who has/have been rusticated/ expelled or ordered to withdraw from the rolls of a University/College/Institute/Department he/they may prefer an appeal with the Vice-Chancellor within 15 days of the date of notification of rustication/ expulsion/ withdrawal, etc. The Vice-Chancellor shall have the powers to pass such orders as he may deem fit; and

vii) If a case of rustication/ expulsion/ withdrawal, is received by the Vice-Chancellor on the basis of an appeal it shall be brought to the notice of the Syndicate along with reasons for revising the original order.

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1. Admission Committee of University of Sargodha (main campus) shall announce the admissions, merit display dates and schedule of fee in National papers.

2. The applicants shall submit their application forms at respective sub-campuses of University of Sargodha for admission in any program to be offered in a private sub-campus.

3. The concerned sub-campus shall prepare the merit list of each program keeping in view of allocated seats and submit to the admission committee of the main campus for vetting. Lists vetted by the admission committee shall be posted on website of the University as well as notice boards of sub-campus concerned for intimation to the students.

4. Prescribed admission fee (including examination fee) shall be deposited by the eligible candidates in the university’s allocated account.

5. Semester schedule/academic calendar notified by the main campus shall be followed in letter and spirit.

6. The teachers of sub-campuses shall be responsible to evaluate the students as per following weightage:-

i. Sessional 20%ii. Mid Term 30%

7. At the end of each semester, the final term examination of 50% weightage shall be conducted by the Controller of Examinations with the assistance of respective departments at University of Sargodha

8. Question papers, answer books, examination staff, roll number slips, paper marking, results etc shall be managed by the Controller of Examinations of main campus like other examinations. However, examination centers shall be made at respective sub campuses.

9. Each sub-campus (PPP) shall provide detail of sessional, mid and final term examinations of each student within one week of each examination.

10. In case of non-submission of detail of sessional and mid-term marks within stipulated time, the candidates of that sub-campus shall not be entertained / considered for final term examination

11. Controller of Examinations of main campus shall compile the results accordingly and notify in accordance with Semester Regulations

12. Director, Quality Enhancement Cell shall ensure the compliance of quality procedures and shall submit reports to the Vice-Chancellor

Specific Regulations For PPP Sub-Campus(Admission, Registration and Examinations)


1. INTRODUCTIONFollowing are the guidelines, procedures, rules and regulations to be administered by all the Departments/Colleges/Institutes/Centers, running Semester System.

1.1 Each Department/College/Institute/Center in the beginning of an academic session shall arrange an “Orientation Day” to familiarize the admitted students with semester system and their degree requirements.

1.2 A copy of printed Semester Regulations shall be made available in all the Departments/Colleges/ Institutes/Centers as well as the University Library for guidance.

1.3 The regulations inscribed here are subject to amendment/change and repletion by the Competent Authority.

2 ATTENDANCE2.1 A student having less than 75% attendance in lectures and practicals (if applicable)

separately shall not be allowed to take the final term examination of the course. The Department/ College/Institute/Center shall notify the list of such students at least one day before the examination week.

2.2 The Chairperson/Principal/Director of the Department/ College/ Institute/Center may condone, for valid reasons, deficiency up to five percent of the total number of lectures. The Dean of the Faculty on the recommendations of the Chairperson/ Principal/ Director of the Department/College/Institute/Center, may on special grounds, condone up to another five percent of the total number of lectures.

2.3 If a student who has missed three consecutive lectures without any reason in a course, a verbal/written warning from the course teacher may be given to the student.

2.4 If a student who is found habitual of missing lectures in a course, he/she shall not be allowed to sit in the class without the approval of the Chairperson/Principal/ Director.

2.5 If a student makes him/her self absent from the Department/ College/Institute/Center for ten consecutive working days, his/her name shall be struck off from the rolls of the Department/College/ Institute/Center. Such student shall not be re-admitted without the approval of the Dean concerned. The student shall have to pay the prescribed re-admission fee/dues under intimation to the Treasurer and the Director Academics.

2.6 At the end of each semester, the teacher concerned shall submit the statement showing the total number of lectures delivered and practicals (if applicable) conducted, by him/her together to the Chairperson/Principal/Director of the Department/ College/Institute/Center with the total number of lectures and practicals (if applicable) attended by each student.

2.7 The absence as a result of late admission or change of course(s) shall also be counted for dropping from the course(s).

2.8 For a student participating and representing the University in sports/co-curricular activities of national or international level events, as verified by the Director of sports/co-curricular, the days actually spent by the student in such events shall be counted as present towards the attendance requirement.

2.9 If a student is required to participate in sports/co- curricular activities representing the University, on the date/dates of examination, arrangement will be made by the Department/ College/Institute/Center for holding Special Examination for him/her as

Semester Regulations(Undergraduate & Graduate)


soon as his/her sports/co-curricular activities are ended.

3 WITHDRAWAL OF COURSE(s)3.1 A student may withdraw a maximum of 50% of the courses offered i.e.; two out of five

or three out of six courses.3.2 A student may request for withdrawal of a course(s) before the start of a semester

or during the semester at least 14 days before the commencement of the final term examination. The withdrawal of the course shall be approved by the Chairperson/ Principal/Director of the Department/College/Institute/Center provided that a student who has taken the final term examination of a course shall not be permitted to withdraw that course.

3.3 Grade ‘W’ in the withdrawal course(s) shall be awarded and reflected on the Semester/Official Transcript subject to the condition that the course must be enrolled by paying prescribed fee (course withdrawn during semester) in the following semester in which withdrawn course is offered.

4 SEMESTER FREEZE4.1 A student may discontinue his/her studies by seeking semester freeze during the

semester before the final term examination on medical grounds or circumstances beyond his/her control with written permission of Chairperson/Principal/Director of the Department/ College/Institute/Center concerned subject to the condition that semester fee shall not be transferred/ refunded.

4.2 A student may discontinue his/her studies by seeking semester freeze prior to enrollment in the second/subsequent semester on medical grounds or circumstances beyond his/her control with written permission of Chairperson/Principal/Director of the Department/College/Institute/Center concerned subject to fulfillment of condition that the student has passed the final examination of the previous semester with minimum prescribed GPA/CGPA required for academic standard of the University to remain on roll. The student shall not have to pay the semester fee; if deposited, the fee will be transferred to the next semester.

4.3 A student who sought discontinuation of a semester shall have to get approval from the Chairperson/Principal/ Director to rejoin the program before the commencement of the semester to be rejoined.

4.4 The Chairperson/Principal/Director of the Department/ College/Institute/Center concerned will notify in both the cases; the semester freeze and rejoining the program under intimation to the Treasurer and the Director Academics.

4.5 During the semester freeze, bonafide status of the student shall remain suspended provided that discontinuation shall not be allowed for more than two years in any case.

5. EVALUATIONThe course teacher will be responsible for students’ evaluation and grading as per the following weight-age:

a) Sessional: 20%b) Midterm: 30%c) *Final term: 50%

5.1 Sessional: Test(s) / quiz(s) / assignment(s) / presentations(s) / seminar(s) / class participation / term paper. The course teacher will decide the marks distribution according to the nature of the course.

5.2 Mid-term Examination from the syllabus prescribed for the midterm will normally be conducted after first eight weeks of teaching during a semester.


5.3 Final Examination covering the full syllabus with at least 25% of the course of mid term as well, shall be held at the end of each semester.Note: Courses involving project/practical/field work may deviate from the above given marks distribution to accommodate the marks of the project/ practical/field work. However, prior approval from the Chairperson/ Principal/Director is required.

5.4 The schedule of each examination shall be notified / displayed on the Notice Board well in time.

5.5 The duration of examinations shall be as under: a) Mid Term Examination: One to Two Hoursb) Final Term Examination: Two to Three Hours

5.6 Examination should be held on consecutive days excluding holidays which means that no gap shall be allowed in the papers.

5.7 Question paper for midterm and final term examinations shall be set by the respective Teacher. However, Chairperson/Principal/ Director shall ensure the quality and standard of the question paper set by the teacher.

5.8 There shall be one question paper of a course for regular and replica (self-support) program of a batch. However, in special circumstances observed by the Chairperson/Principal/Director, a separate question paper can be set for regular and replica (self-support) classes.

5.9 The pass marks in each course shall be 50%. A student who fails to pass a course shall be awarded grade ‘F’ (Fail).

5.10 The scripts of each examination shall be shown to the students by the teacher to review their grades awarded. The Department/College/Institute/Center concerned shall keep such record for one semester.

5.11 Session al marks awarded on the basis of assignment, test, quiz, etc shall be displayed/shown to the students 14 days before the final term examination.

5.12 In case a student is not satisfied with his/her award even after checking his/her answer book, or clarification from the teacher, he/she may make written application to the Chairperson/ Principal/Director of the Department/College/Institute/Center for decision by the Departmental Examination Committee.

5.13 After holding the final term examination, each teacher shall prepare three copies of the results of the Sessional, Mid Term and Final Term examinations on the prescribed award list given in Annex-II duly signed by the Chairperson/ Principal/ Director concerned.

5.14 Teacher shall submit a copy of the award list duly approved by the Chairperson/Principal/Director along with the scripts within seven days of the respective examination to the In-charge Examinations of the Department/College/ Institute/ Center concerned.

5.15 The In-charge Examinations shall prepare the final consolidated result and submit it before the Departmental Examination Committee for consideration and approval. After deciding the appeals/written complaints/incomplete results, if any, the Departmental Examination Committee shall approve the result for notification by the Chairperson/ Principal/ Director of the Department/ College/ Institute/ Center concerned within ten days of termination of final term examination. The result should show student’s ID, name, father’s name, marks obtained, grade points, letter grade and GPA/CGPA. A copy of the approved/notified result shall be submitted to the Dean concerned, the Controller of Examinations and the Director Academics.

5.16 In case a student did not appear in the mid and final examinations due to discontinuation of the semester, his/her GPA/CGPA should not be calculated.


5.17 Semester transcripts shall be issued by the Department/ College/ Institute/Center concerned to the students on request by depositing the prescribed fee for this purpose. The semester transcript shall bear the signatures of Chairperson/ Principal/Director of the Department/ College/Institute/Center and In-charge Examinations. The Final/Official transcript shall be issued by the Controller of Examinations on completion of a degree program.

5.18 Each Department/College/Institute/Center shall forward the final results of the students on completion of a degree program subject to fulfillment of all the requirements for issuance of the degree on prescribed proforma given in Annex-III to the Controller of Examinations for degree notification. Each student shall have to pay the prescribed degree notification fee.

5.19 For the degree programs where research is optional, the students are required to submit the Thesis/Project report within two months from the end of final examination of the last semester. However, this time duration may be extended with the permission of the Chairperson/ Principal/Director of the Department/ College/ Institute/Center. The evaluation of the project shall be made by the panel of three examiners comprising the Chairperson/ Principal/Director, external examiner (to be recommended by the Board of Studies and appointed by the Vice Chancellor) and the supervisor.

5.20 Examination Unfair Means Cases shall be reported to the Chairperson/Principal/ Director who may refer the case to the Departmental Examination Committee or University Discipline Committee, as the case may be, for necessary action under the rules.

5.21 The disciplinary action by the Chairperson/ Principal/ Director of the Department/ College/Institute/Center against the student(s) for unfair means/discipline case(s) may be taken in one or more of the following forms depending upon the severity of the offence: 5.21.1 A written warning may be issued to the student(s) concerned and a copy of the same may be displayed on the Notice Board under intimation to his/her parents/guardians;5.21.1 A written warning may be issued to the student(s) concerned and a copy of

the same may be displayed on the Notice Board under intimation to his/her parents/guardians;

5.21.2 A student may be fined. The fine imposed shall have to be deposited under intimation to the Treasurer;

5.21.3 A student may be placed on Probation for a fixed period of a semester. If during the period of Probation he/she fails to improve his/her conduct, the case shall be forwarded to the University Discipline Committee.

6. PROMOTION, DROPOUTAND RE-ADMISSION6.1 Promotion to next Semester.

6.1.1 A student with Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0 and above in the semester shall be promoted to the next semester.

6.1.2 A student with 1.70 < GPA < 2.00 in the semester will be promoted to the next semester on “Probation” provided that he/she has passed at least 50% of the courses in the semester.

6.1.3 A student with 1.70 < GPA< 2.00 not interested in probation status will be allowed to repeat the semester or opting one or two course (s) with lowest grade to obtain required GPA by paying the prescribed fee per course.

6.1.4 A student with GPA less than 1.70 in the first semester shall be dropped from the first semester.


6.2 Probation status shall not be allowed in more than one semesters for graduate programs and two semesters for undergraduate programs.

6.3 A student who has availed one/two probations status, as the case may be, and still unable to maintain 2.0 CGPA shall be dropped from the program as well as from the Department/College/Institute/Center rolls.

6.4 There shall be no limit of attempts to pass any course. However, a student will have to complete the degree in due course of time period as provided in Semester Regulations.

6.5 A student, who has not been required to repeat any course(s), obtains CGPA of less than 2.00 but not less than 1.9 at the end of the last semester, may be allowed to repeat one or two courses in which he/she has obtained the lowest grades, in order to improve the CGPA so as to obtain the minimum of 2.00, failing which he/she shall be dropped from the program as well as from the Department/College/Institute/ Center rolls.

6.6 A student who has been declared to be dropped in 1st, 2nd or subsequent semester due to GPA/CGPA may be readmitted to the first or relevant semester with the following conditions:

6.6.1 The student has to pay prescribed re-admission fee in addition to regular semester fee under intimation to the Treasurer and the Director Academics.

6.6.2 Permission to re-admission shall be obtained from the Chairperson/Principal/ Director.

6.7 i) The students who will stand dropped or need to exit the program in the 6th semester or 3rd year of education in BS-4 years program may appear in the 1st or 2nd Annual Examination of BA/BSc (two years pass course) to receive the BA/BSc degree. Provided further that the certificate of practical shall be granted by the concerned Head of the Department in case of science or practical subjects.

ii) The facility of appearing in Annual Examinations shall not be allowed to the students of professional degrees like B.Com (Hons), BBA BSc (Hons) Agriculture, Food Science and LLB (5-year) programs etc.

7. AWARD OF DEGREE7.1 A minimum of 124 credit hours are required for undergraduate 4 or 5-year BS or

equivalent degree program.7.2 A minimum of 66 credit hours are required for graduate 2¬ year MA/MSc or equivalent

degree program.7.3 A minimum of 31 credit hours are required for 1-year degree program.7.4 All students obtaining CGPA 3.70 or above shall be declared on the Honours list.7.5 Degree shall be awarded to the students only who have completed all the degree

requirements, passing all courses specified in scheme of studies by securing at least 2.00 CG PA.

7.6 If any Student is not able to clear any subject even after last semester in prescribed number of chances, he/she may be given the transcript with fail course, declaring him/her pass overall.

8. AWARDS: SCHOLARSHIP/POSITION8.1 Scholarship to the students shall be awarded on the basis of academic performance in a

semester and shall be determined on the basis of semester GPA. In case of tie between two or more students having equal GPA, their marks obtained in the semester shall be taken into account. If their marks obtained are also equal, the older in age will be awarded the scholarship than the younger one.


8.2 Award of position on completion of the degree program shall be determined on the basis of CGPA. In case of tie between two or more students having equal CGPA, their overall percentage of marks obtained in all the semesters shall be considered. A student with higher percentage shall be awarded the first position and so on. However, if their overall percentage of marks is also equal, they shall be considered on the same position.

9. GRADE IMPROVEMENT9.1 A student may repeat the course(s) during the course of study to improve the grades,

if he/she secures 1.00 = GP < 2.0 in a course(s) or obtains grade ‘F’ or grade W in a course(s). In both the cases, student shall enroll the course(s) with the permission of the Chairperson/ Principal/Director of the Department/ College/ Institute/ Center in the semester in which the course(s) is being offered, by paying the prescribed enrollment fee. Such course(s) shall be marked under asterisk * (R) in the semester/official transcript.

9.2 A Student who has obtained the final transcript issued by the Controller of Examinations shall not be allowed to improve his/her grades

9.3 In case of improvement, the better grades shall be reflected on the semester/official transcript. However, such students shall not be considered eligible for a position/scholarship in the relevant examination.

10. GRADING SYSTEM10.1 The grading shall be done on a scale of 4.10.2 Equivalence between Letter grading and Numerical grading shall be as follows:

Grading Table

Marks Range Grade Points Letter Grade85 – 100 4.00 A+

80 – 84 3.70 A

75 – 79 3.30 B+

70 – 74 3.00 B

65 – 69 2.70 B−

61 – 64 2.30 C+

58 – 60 2.00 C

53 – 57 1.70 C-

50 – 52 1.00 D

Below 50 0.00 F

Incomplete 0.00 I

Withdrawal 0.00 W

Repeated 0.00 R


Note: The degree requirements for graduate (BS/M.A./M.SC) programs however will remain the same i.e; 2.00 CGPA.

10.3 The Grade/Grade Point shall be assigned for each course according to Grading Table above, whereas, no letter grades shall be calculated up to two decimal places.

10.4 Fraction of marks obtained in a course shall be counted as one mark, e.g. 60.1 and 60.9 shall be considered as 61.

10.5 In order to calculate the GPA, multiply GP with the Credit Hours of each Course to obtain total grade points, add up to cumulative Grade Points and divide by the total number of Credit Hours to get the GPA for the semester.

Examination Weight Marks Obtained

Mid Term 20 19.0

Sessional 20 10.3

Final Term 60 40.1

Total 100 69.4

The score shall be rounded to 70

Example – I Course Marks Obtained Grade Point Grade Credit Hours Total GPs

C1 87 4.00 A+ 3 4.00 x 3 = 12.00

C2 68 2.70 B− 3 2.70 x 3 = 8.10

C3 57 1.70 C− 3 1.70 x 3 = 5.10

C4 78 3.30 B+ 3 3.30 x 3 = 9.90

C5 73 3.00 B 3 3.00 x 3 = 9.00

Total 15 44.10

GPA = 44.10 ÷ 15 = 2.94 (Promoted)

Example – II Course Marks Obtained Grade Point Grade Credit Hours Total GPs

C1 87 4.00 A+ 3 4.00 x 3 = 12.00

C2 68 2.70 B− 3 2.70 x 3 = 8.10

C3 57 1.70 C− 3 1.70 x 3 = 5.10

C4 - 0.00 W 0 0.00 x 3 = 0.00

C5 73 3.00 B 3 3.00 x 3 = 9.00

Total 12 34.20

GPA = 34.20 ÷ 12 = 2.85 (Promoted)


Example – III

Course Marks Obtained Grade Point Grade Credit Hours Total GPs

C1 87 4.00 A+ 3 4.00 x 3 = 12.00

C2 68 2.70 B− 3 2.70 x 3 = 8.10

C3 57 1.70 C− 3 1.70 x 3 = 5.10

C4 38 0.00 F 3 0.00 x 3 = 0.00

C5 73 3.00 B 3 3.00 x 3 = 9.00

Total 15 34.20

GPA = 34.20 ÷ 15 = 2.28 (Promoted)Example – IV


C1 55 1.70 C- 3 1.70 x 3 = 5.10

C2 52 1.00 D 3 1.00 x 3 = 3.00

C3 64 2.30 C+ 3 2.30 x 3 = 6.90

C4 60 2.00 C 3 2.00 x 3 = 6.00

C5 53 1.30 D+ 3 1.30 x 3 = 3.90

Total 15 24.90

GPA = 24.90 ÷ 15 = 1.66 (Drop)Example – V


C1 55 1.70 C- 3 1.70 x 3 = 5.10

C2 52 1.00 D 3 1.00 x 3 = 3.00

C3 54 1.00 D 3 1.00 x 3 = 3.00

C4 52 1.00 C 3 1.00 x 3 = 3.00

C5 53 1.00 D 3 1.00 x 3 = 3.00

Total 15 17.10

GPA = 17.10 ÷ 15 = 1.14 (Drop)

10.6 For calculating CGPA, sum total of GPs in a semester earned in different courses multiplied by respective credit hours of a course and divided by total numbers of credit hours.

CGPA = (GP x Credit Hours) courses of a semester

Total Credit Hours of a Semester


20. TIME FRAME FOR COMPLETION OF DEGREE PROGRAMSMaximum duration for the completion of various programs shall be as under:

Program Maximum Duration1-Year Two Years

2-Years Four Years3-Years Five Years4-Years Six Years5-Years Seven Years


These Admission Regulations were formulated upon the directions of the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor UOS, and were approved by the Syndicate of University of Sargodha. These are based upon Admission criteria as determined for MBBS class, by the Govt. of the Punjab for all Public Sector Medical Colleges of Punjab and for all other classes as per UOS admission rules amendable from time to time, for Sargodha Medical College and other departments being run under this faculty.

1. REGULATIONS:1.1 Recognition & Affiliation

Sargodha Medical College is recognized by PM & DC Islamabad. It is affiliated with University of Health Sciences, Lahore for the purpose of examination & award of MBBS degree. It is also accredited by College of Physicians & Surgeons of Pakistan, Karachi for FCPS (Part-II) & MCPS training in various disciplines of Medical Education. All other degree and postgraduate programs are approved by the University of Sargodha and accredited by the HEC, Government of Pakistan.

1.2 Seats Allocation (Applicable to Main Campus only in case of MBBS)All ClassesI. Regular 40% II. Self Support

a. Local 40%b. Foreign/Overseas Pakistanis 20%

Total 100 %One (01) seat in MBBS (Regular) is reserved for disabled persons possessing disability certificate issued by the competent authority after vetting by Punjab Admission Board / Disability Committee of University of Sargodha. The eighty (80) regular seats of MBBS will be filled by the Punjab Admission Board on open merit basis. Remaining seats in MBBS and all seats in other programs will be filled by the concerned Admission Committee on merit basis. 1.3 Eligibility Criteria:

The admissions shall be open on Regular seats in MBBS Program, to the individuals domiciled in the province of Punjab. Only those candidates having appeared in MCAT of current year (Government of the Punjab Admission Board Test). In all other disciplines, irrespective of the gender, admissions shall be granted purely on merit as per the criteria laid down in the prospectus.

1.4. Regular Seats:1.4.1 Applicants having domicile of Punjab Province shall be eligible to apply for

admission to Govt. of Punjab Admission Board in case of Regular seats of MBBS and directly to HEC Islamabad for admission on Foreign/Oversears Seats in MBBS and for all seats in case of other programs to the department concerned.

Admission Regulations - Annual System(For DPT Program)


1.4.2 Applicants must have secured 60% unadjusted marks in F.Sc.(Pre-medical) or equivalent examination (excluding the marks of Hafiz-e-Quran) for MBBS and 55% for all other programs respectively.

1.4.3 Candidates who possess qualification equivalent to intermediate (Pre-Medical) in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English can apply for admission. The equivalence of qualification and calculation of marks of the candidates holding qualification other than F.Sc (Pre-Medical) shall be determined by the Inter-Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC), Islamabad and the candidates will be required to produce the equivalence certificate alongwith the admission form.

1.4.4 For MBBS The Entry Test shall be valid for current year only. In all other programs no entry testis required.

1.5 Self Support Seats1.5.1 Local Seats:

1.5.1.1 The self support local seats are available in all programs except MBBS and such candidates will apply directly to the department concerned.

1.5.1.2 Dues for Self Support Local Seats will be with special additional charges along with usual fee applicable to all other regular students.

1.5.2 Foreign / Overseas SeatsThe interested candidates will apply directly to the College/Sub-campus/Department on UOS Admission Form. Dues for Foreign / Overseas seats will be as under:MBBS (US$ 7000 Per Annum additional along with normal College dues.)All other programs (US$ 1000 Per Annum along with normal College dues.)

1.6 Procedure for submission of application:1.6.1 The applicants are required to apply to the Chairman Punjab Admission

Board for Regular Seats in MBBS and the Principal/Director/Chairman concerned, directly in case of all other seats in all other programs. In case of Foreigner/Ex-Patriate Pakistani Seats, the candidate will apply indirectly through Higher Education Commission, Islamabad/ Ministry of Economic Affairs, Govt. of Pakistan, Islamabad .

1.6.2 The applicants desirous to avail the opportunity in different Categories at a time are required to submit Separate admission forms/applications for each category.


1.6.3 The merit list shall be prepared by the quarter concerned, based on the availability of seats, according to the choice given by the applicants. The preference once given shall be treated as final.

1.7 Documents required with Admission Form:1.7.1 One attested photocopy of each of the following documents.

1.7.1.1 Matric or equivalent(Marks sheet + Certificate)1.7.1.2 FSc or equivalent certificate(Marks sheet + Certificate) both parts1.7.1.3 Hafiz-e-Quran certificate (where applicable)1.7.1.4 Character Certificate of the college/institute last attended. 1.7.1.5 Entry Test result of current year in case of MBBS. 1.7.1.6 Domicile Certificate: Domicile certificate once submitted with the

application cannot be changed and shall be considered as final. Any candidate found to have domicile of more than one place will be disqualified for admission in the college, even if caught at later stages.

1.7.1.7 CNIC / Form “B” issued by NADRA1.7.1.8 Medical Fitness Certificate in original by a Registered Medical

Practitioner / Government Medical Officer, with PM&DC Registration number certifying that the candidate have been fully vaccinated against Hepatitis, Tetanus and Enteric fever.

1.7.2 An affidavit on stamp paper of Rs. 20/- duly attested by the Judicial Magistrate/Oath Commissioner) should be enclosed with the application form:-

1.7.3 Four recent photographs (passport size) of candidate, 03 attested on the back and one pasted on the application form attested from front side.

1.7.4 The list of selected candidates shall be notified and displayed on the College/Sub-campus/ Department Notice Boards & Website.

1.7.5 Revision of result or improvement of marks by the Boards shall not affect the merit list in the current year in any way.

1.7.6 All Original Certificates shall be produced by the candidate at the time of admission and/or interview.

1.8. Admission Committee1.8.1 The admissions shall be made by the Admission Committee notified by the

Principal/Director/ Chairman concerned comprising the following:1.8.1.1 Chairman, Admission Committee. 1.8.1.2 Heads/Representative of any 03 basic departments. 1.8.1.3 One or more co-opted members from the staff. 1.8.1.4 Incharge, Admin Office / Office Assistant of College /Sub campus/

Department concerned as Secretary Admission Committee.


1.8.2 The Admission Committee will be facilitated by other Boards/Committees etc as and when desired.

1.8.3 Decision of the Admission Committee in respect of admission/selection of the candidates will be final.

1.9. Admission ProcessAll Degree / Diploma Programs 1.9.1 Merit Calculation

The final merit of will be determined as per the following criteria:FSc. / Equivalent Examination (Adjusted marks)…....100%1.9.1.1 Being a Hafiz-e Qurran, Twenty (20) marks will be added to F.Sc.

Marks in case of admission in any graduate program, subject to verification of the Certificate issued by the competent boards etc.

1.9.1.2 According to the aggregate marks, whenever two or more than two candidates are bracketed, the one senior in age will be given preference to the other for the purpose of admission.

1.9.1.3 Any appeal with reference to merit list should reach the Principal/Chairman concerned within 03 days of display of the merit list.

1.9.2 Merit List Preparation:1.9.2.1 The final merit list of candidates will be prepared by the Admission

Committee, verified by the Principal/Chairman concerned. The Dean, Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences shall be competent to rectify the errors or omissions found in the merit list /selection list at the time of selection of candidates.

1.9.2.2 The Admission Committee shall determine the admissions as per the merit exhibited by the applicant.

1.9.2.3 Candidates applying for admission, shall be considered for selection according to the Priority opted by them in Admission Form and merit.

1.9.2.4 Foreign/Overseas seats will be filled as per recommendations/ selections by the Higher Education Commission Islamabad, Pakistan.

1.9.2.5 Postal application should be addressed to the “Principal/Chairman concerned”, University of Sargodha, Sargodha. These applications should reach the college office well before the closing date. Any deficiency will not be reported to the candidate and the responsibility of completeness of the form, as per prospectus lies with the candidate. No correspondence will be done in this regard further.

1.9.2.6 If considered necessary, the Admission Committee may call any candidate for interview at his/her own expenses.


1.9.2.7 The Admission Committee may refuse admission to any candidate but seems to be unsuitable or unlikely to become a good doctor, with reasons to be recorded in each case at the time of interview. In case such a candidate is admitted, he can be struck off the rolls of the college, after issuing a notice to him/her to that effect. Such candidates whose particulars e.g. Marks certificates or any other document submitted with the application form are found to be incorrect or wrong or whose authentication is doubtful will be struck off from the College roll, even if they have been admitted. A student can be removed during the course of his/her study at any stage if incorrect or wrong information has been submitted by such a student, which formed the basis of his/her admission. The Principal can forfeit fee and other dues paid by such a candidate. In addition a candidate making any false statement is liable to have legal actions, which the College may deem fit to take. Similarly, father/guardian making any false statement is also liable to legal action.

1.9.2.8 Any candidate detected to have submitted forged certificates or fake documents with the application form shall be permanently debarred from admission.

1.10 Medical Fitness Evaluations The candidates shall be examined at the time of admission by the University Medical Officer. The candidate must be physically and mentally fit and should bring original medical certificate issued by any registered Govt. Medical Practitioner (BS-17 or above) stating fit in all aspects at the time of admission. During the study in medical college/ hospital, the students are exposed to various germs, therefore, the candidates are required to have the following vaccinations prior to admission: 1.10.1 Vaccinated against the enteric fevers within preceding 12 months.1.10.2 Fully vaccinated against Tetanus. 1.10.3 Fully vaccinated against Hepatitis “B” virus.

X-Ray of any part of the body, or any other investigation if required shall be at the candidate’s expense.

1.11 Enrollment Regulations 1.11.1 No student will be considered to have been admitted unless he/she has paid

the fee & other dues. 1.11.2 A student, who is admitted to the first year class because of his/her having

paid the fee etc., but continuously absents himself/herself for a period of two weeks without any genuine reason, his/her admission will be cancelled and the seat may be filled by the next candidate merit list as per rules.


1.11.3 Admission will be closed as per the advertisement of the University. However, if any vacancy occurs as a result of a candidate having been struck off the attendance rolls due to any reason, it will be filled in to safeguard the right of the next person on merit up to the end of the first year class. However, he/she shall not be permitted to appear in the Annual Examination till he/she has attended at least 75 percent lectures/ practical classes / tutorials and has shown over all good performance in class tests during the year.

1.11.4 The Admission Committee shall verify all certificates submitted by the candidates as early as possible from the concerned Board/University/Authority. The students whose certificates/documents are found incorrect or wrong in any way shall not be considered for admission and if admitted provisionally their admission will be cancelled without any notice. The candidates will have to pay the actual amount as documents verification fee.

1.11.5 There will be no refund of fee in any case whether on Regular, Self Support Local or Foreign (Ex-Patriate & Overseas) Seats.

1.11.6 If a candidate admitted already, intends to Cancel his/her admission on his/her own request, the dues deposited by him/her will not be refunded at any stage and no claim in this regard will be entertained.

1.12 Admission Closure and Age Limits1.12.1 Admission of any kind shall close with effect from date of 1st Admission List

display to 03 months afterwards. 1.12.2 The maximum age limit of the candidate for the regular admission in all

undergraduate & postgraduate programs shall be 24 & 30 years respectively which shall be relax able by the Dean concerned in Special cases.

1.12.3 There shall be no age limit for the candidate getting admission on Self Support Basis in any discipline if there are nominated and supported by any department/organization.

1.13 Dispute Regarding AdmissionAll disputes related to admission process shall be resolved by the Admission Committee after reception of complaints from the actual affectees only. The matter if not resolved by the Admission Committee, be referred to the Principal/Chairman concerned for decision who will forward the case to the Dean, Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences whose decision will be the final. Legal suit if any will only be applicable in local court of Sargodha and not at any other place.

1.14 Fee and Subscriptions1.14.1 Newly admitted students must pay their fee & other dues. Students name

shall not be entered in the attendance registers unless he/she has paid the dues.

1.14.2 All students must pay their dues by the date fixed by the authorities.


1.14.3 If the dues are not paid within due dates, defaulting students’ names will be struck off the college/department rolls. Re-admission will be allowed on payment of Readmission fee @ Rs. 5000/- in addition to the college fee and other dues.

1.14.4 Fee and other charges subscriptions shall be determined by the University from time to time. However, for the present session rates shall be applicable as given in the table separately in the prospectus.

1.14.5 Fee once paid shall not be refunded in any case, even in the case of students, who are prevented to attend the classes, by illness or other reasons beyond their control during the year for which they have paid the fee.

1.14.6 The detained students of any class including final year will have to pay full dues for the particular year.

2. DISCIPLINARY REGULATIONS 2.1 Discipline:

2.1.1 Anybody who gets admission, will have to abide by the discipline, rules, and regulations of the University enforced at present and amendable from time to time by the University Authorities in future. All students will remain attached only with academic and other extracurricular activities, which are allowed by the University for the Healthy Growth of body and mind. No student will be permitted to take part in any type of political activity or agitation and will not involve in matters of ill-discipline in any case or at any stage. All such matters will be handed over to the College/Departmental or the central Discipline Committee, UOS. The decision of the competent authority will be final and applicable on all students admitted and will not be challenge-able in any court of law in the country or abroad. The students are bound to pay all dues and will remain punctual in attending the classes.

2.1.2 The students remain absent from teaching programs without prior permission of the Authorities will be dealt as per University rules/regulations.

2.2 Uniform College uniform for all the students will be as follows: - Boys: Gray Trouser, White Shirt with closed collar. Maroon Blazer / Sweater along with maroon neck scarf in winter Black shoes with black socks. Girls: White Shalwar, White Shirt and Dopatta, along with triangular maroon head scarf. Maroon Blazer/Sweater in winter. Black shoes with black socks.

2.3. AttendanceEvery student is required to be punctual at the hours notified for lecture, practical and tutorial classes. A 75% attendance is necessary to appear in the final examination to be held each year. A student if remains absent from a class without a prior application shall be charged with a fine @ Rs. 10/- per lecture/tutorial/practical etc. Such absentee shall be recorded by each department and sent at the end of each month to the Principal/Chairman concerned, by all the heads concerned for implementation.


2.4. Conduct of ClassesEvery student is required to be punctual at the hours notified for lecture/tutorial and practical classes from time to time.2.4.1 No student is allowed to leave the lecture room without the permission of his

teacher or until the class is dismissed. 2.4.2 Immediately after assembly of the class, the roll call will be taken. A student

coming late into the class room will be marked absent unless his excuse is accepted by the teacher. Any student misbehaving in the class room shall at once be reported by the teacher to the Principal/Chairman concerned, who will take such action as he may deem fit.

2.4.3 Students are not permitted to remain in the lecture/tutorials or practical room except during the prescribed hours of lectures.

2.5 Class Examination2.5.1 Students are not allowed to take textbooks, notes or manuscript of any kind

into the examination hall. 2.5.2 Any student found infringing the examination rules or having recourse to

unfair means may be expelled from the examination and the matter shall be reported to the Principal/Chairman concerned who may refer his/her case for action to the disciplinary committee.

2.5.3 Late comers for more than 15 minutes after the start of paper will not be allowed to enter the examination hall.

2.6. Leave Rules 2.6.1 All leaves of absence from the college/department with the exception of sick

leave will be without scholarship. 2.6.2 Sick leave will only be granted by the competent authority, on the production of

an application duly signed by the father/guardian showing a valid acceptable reason and clearly mentioning the duration of the leave alongwith a medical certificate from university medical officer or any other medical practitioner of the College except when the student is already on leave out of station.

2.6.3 In all cases leave taken will be at the student’s own risk so far as the percentage of attendance is concerned and even medical certificate will not condone a deficiency in attendance.

2.6.4 Students must not leave the station without permission of the Principal/Chairman concerned. In case of hostel resident a permission from the Warden is also necessary.

2.6.5 A student, who is absent without leave continuously for a period of two weeks, will be struck off the college/ department roll.

2.7 Students Medical Certificate & Treatment2.7.1 For medical leave upto 07 days, all Boarders/Non boarders must obtain a

medical certificate from a Govt./UOS Medical Practitioner/Consultants duly


verified by the MS DHQ Hospital concerned and University Medical Officer (UMO) designated.

2.7.2 Medical Certificates recommending rest for more than 7 days, must be signed by a Professor/ Associate/ Assistant Professor of any medical college or Director UMC & RC or MS/Chief Consultant of any DHQ Hospital in all cases.

2.7.3 Medical certificate in support of absence must be produced at the earliest possible date or within a week of the absence time.

2.7.4 A medical certificate must specify the nature of the illness and the period with dates of leave recommended.

2.7.5 For implementation, all medical certificates issued from anywhere must be verified/countersigned by the University Medical Officer designated.

2.7.6 Students who fall ill will be provided treatment on outdoor basis by the University Medical Complex/DHQ Hospital. Medicines available in UMC/DHQ hospital will be provided on doctor’s prescription. Students requiring hospitalization will be entitled to have the facilities of general ward patients.

2.8 Books and other Teaching MaterialsEvery student shall present himself with all the prescribed text books and other necessary appliances. The student can be issued books from College / Departmental Library or from UOS Central Library on Library Cards.

2.9 Correspondence2.9.1 Students desirous of addressing the Principal/Chairman concerned by a

letter must do so separately. Joint applications are prohibited and will not receive attention.

2.9.1 Any student wishing to make a representation on any subject has the right of direct access to the Principal/Chairman concerned at any time during office hours.

2.9.1 The Dean Faculty, Principal/Chairman concerned, Professors and other staff are accessible at any time for listening to the difficulties & grievances of students & shall always be pleased to advise them.

2.10 General Rules2.10.1 Students are required to observe order & discipline at all times in college2.10.2 Smoking within the premises is entirely prohibited. 2.10.3 No game of any sort is to be played during working duty hours. 2.10.4 Displaying & distribution of partisan and political pamphlets or circulars etc.,

in the college/department, hostels and hospitals premises are not allowed. 2.10.5 All irregularities, neglect of duties and breach of discipline are to be brought

to the notice of the Principal/Chairman concerned by the professors under whom the student is working.

2.10.6 Every student to whom books or other property of Govt. is entrusted shall be held responsible for their preservation in good condition and in the event of


their being lost or damaged shall be required to replace them or repay their cost.

2.10.7 Any student breaking or damaging any government property shall be required to pay the cost of repair or replacement.

2.10.8 In case of willful damage, he shall be punished under the existing disciplinary rules.

2.10.9 Mobile phones are not allowed in lecture/practical/ tutorial classes & hospital wards during the working hours.

The students must understand that so long as they are students of the College/Department concerned, they will do nothing either inside or outside the College/Department concerned, Hostels and Hospital premises, that interferes with the UOS orderly administration and discipline or may cause bad repute to the Administration. Anybody found guilty will be dealt with as per University discipline rules.


1. GENERAL (COMMON FOR ALL UNDERGRADUATE & POSTGRADUATE) 1.1 University of Sargodha shall hold 01 annual and 01 supplementary examination for

each session. 1.2 Examination Schedule shall be prepared by the Controller of Examinations in

consultation with Principal/ Chairman subject to the approval of the Vice Chancellor.1.3 Controller of Examination shall prepare and notify the Date Sheet for written and

practical examination. Date sheet once notified, shall not be changed however the Vice Chancellor, under exceptional circumstances in writing, may allow a change in the date sheet.

1.4 The Principal/Chairman concerned must certify that the candidates have actually attended 75% of the lectures delivered and practical/clinical sessions conducted during the academic year in each subject taught.

1.5 The candidate shall be required to submit their Admission Forms on or before the date notified for the purpose along with prescribed regular fee and with double the normal fee till seven days before the commencement of the examination. The Examination Department shall not entertain the Incomplete Admission Forms.

1.6 Examination fee once deposited shall not be refundable. 1.7 Information provided by the candidates in Admission Forms shall be used to make

the list of Examinees and transfer subsequently to Roll Number Slips and Admittance Cards. Subsequent change, claimed by the candidate after preparation of Admittance Card and Roll Number Slip, shall be made with the approval of the Controller of Examinations on verification by the Principal/ Chairman concerned along with the prescribed fee.

1.8 Admittance Cards and Roll Number Slips of the eligible candidates shall be sent to the department concerned at least five days before the commencement of the examination. A copy of Roll Number Slip shall be sent to the Centre Superintendent and a record of Roll Numbers shall be maintained in the office.

1.9 Admittance Card and Roll Number Slip, shall bear the stamp of the Controller of Examinations, and shall have the particulars of candidate, name of the Examination Centre, candidate’s signature with his latest photograph pasted.

2 WITHDRAWAL OF EXAMINATION ADMISSION FORMS An Admission Form, once submitted to the University, may be withdrawn under the following conditions only; 2.1 When a candidate’s admission form has been sent up provisionally for shortage of

attendance and that shortage has neither been made up nor condoned in accordance with the Regulations.

Examination Regulations - Annual System(For DPT Program)


2.2 When a candidate ceases to be on the rolls of the University for Non-payment of dues or any other reason provided that such action has been taken before the commencement of the examination.

2.3 When a candidate has been rusticated before the commencement of the examination.2.4 When a candidate has been declared passed after revision of the result on account of

rechecking.

3 STUDENT INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 3.1 Final University examination of each subject shall contribute 90% to total score, and

the contribution of score of Internal Assessment shall be 10%. 3.1.1 Continuous internal assessment shall consist of annual cumulative

attendance & other assignments, e.g. stages/sub-stages, class tests etc., attitudinal assessment from educational and/or clinical supervisors, clinical skill assessment from clinical supervisors, and Year’s work books.

3.1.2 Assessment of Knowledge, Skills and Attitude shall contribute towards internal assessment. Methods used to assess these domains shall include Multiple Choice Questions of one-best type, Short & long essay questions, Oral/viva, and Practical/ Clinical examinations.

3.1.3 Awards of internal assessment in all the subjects of all the candidates shall be submitted to the Controller of Examinations along with Admission Forms for the annual examination. Internal assessment received after commencement of the final examination shall not be accepted.

3.1.4 The marks of internal assessment shall be submitted only once a year prior to annual examination and the same shall be counted both for annual and supplementary examinations. It is further emphasized that fresh assessment or a revision of assessment for supplementary examination shall not be permissible.

3.1.5 Proper record of continuous internal assessment shall be maintained by respective department.

4. Appointment and Duties of Paper Setters/ Assessors The Paper Setter shall set at least 03 Question papers I-III (01 for Annual & Supplementary each and 01 spare shall be selected at random from the 03 papers) for a certain Subject to be examined by the University: 4.1 Paper Setters/Assessors shall be appointed by the Vice Chancellor for undergraduate

and postgraduate examinations of the University from amongst the panel of names duly recommended by the concerned Board of Studies. The Paper Setter may request for sample paper from the constituent / affiliated Department / Institute concerned, where the program is offered.


4.2 The Vice Chancellor may appoint a suitable substitute, if necessary, with reasons to be recorded.

4.3 Qualifications prescribed for Paper Setters / Assessors in various subjects for undergraduate and postgraduate examinations of various disciplines shall be in conformity with the regulations framed by university of Sargodha for examiners.

4.4 All Examiners/Paper Assessors shall be the HOD/Senior-most member in faculty for that subject in Colleges/ Departments.

4.5 All Paper Setters shall always be from the faculty member of the college/Department in the main campus of the University. However all initial Paper Assessors for marking of theory papers will be selected at random from the list of all available internal examiners of the relevant subjects from constituent / affiliated Departments / Institutes of UOS. The Vice Chancellor may appoint Paper Setter/Assessor/Examiners from other Institutions/ Universities provided he fulfills the minimum prescribed criteria i.e. minimum of 02 years of teaching experience in the relevant subject.

4.6 A Retired Professor may be appointed as Paper Setters/ Assessors/Examiners for up to 10 years after the date of retirement provided he/she is in good health.

4.7 In a Subject where post graduate teachers Assistant & Associate Professors with requisite experience are not available, a teacher with recognized, relevant postgraduate qualifications / experience eligible to be appointed as a teacher according to university of Sargodha regulations may be appointed as a Paper Setters/Assessors/Examiners.

4.8 Paper Setters/Assessors/Examiners shall be appointed for 03 consecutive years from the first appointment. Final Paper Setters/Assessors/ Examiners can be appointed again in future.

4.9 No person shall be appointed as Paper Setters/ Assessors/ Examiners whose close relative (Wife, husband, son, daughter, adopted son, adopted daughter, grand-son, granddaughter, full and half brother and sister, niece/nephew, brother and sister in law, son and daughter in law, paternal and maternal uncle and aunt etc.) is appearing in the examination. A Paper Setter shall decline the appointment if he/she has been appointed inadvertently.

4.10 No person shall be appointed as a Paper Setter/ Assessor against whom previously there has been an adverse report, an inquiry pending or a decision in this regard made by the Vice Chancellor.

4.11 The Vice Chancellor shall have the power to cancel the appointment of a Paper Setters/Assessors/Examiners without assigning any reason.

4.12 No faculty member shall claim an inherent right to be appointed as a Paper Setters/Assessors/Examiners. The Board of Studies concerned shall take into account reputation and previous conduct of every faculty member prior to his/her appointment as a Paper Setters/ Assessors/Examiners.

5 PROCESS OF PAPER SETTING5.1 The correspondence with Paper Setters/ Assessors/ Examiners shall be made at the

residential address.


5.2 Final Paper shall be selected by the Department of Examination from 03 question papers set (Paper I, II & III) by the Paper Setter. Under no circumstances shall Final Paper Setting be permitted at any place other than that specified above.

5.3 Paper setter are requested to ensure the following5.3.1 The Paper Setters/Examiners are requested to ensure to design the

questions with utmost clarity; vague expressions like ‘Discuss’ or ‘Give an account’ should not be used.

5.3.2 The question paper should be written in one’s own handwriting/ type written and for preparation by using capital letters on the paper provided for this purpose.

5.3.3 The question paper shall be strictly in accordance with the syllabus. 5.3.4 Figures shall be labelled properly.5.3.5 No abbreviations shall be used.(unless it is universally applicable) 5.3.6 Questions shall be fairly distributed over the whole course. 5.3.7 The sum total of all the questions as recorded in the margin specified for this

purpose shall accurately correspond with the total marks of the question paper.

5.3.8 Corrections and overwriting shall not be allowed. If any correction is required the question paper shall be rewritten.

5.3.9 Every paper (including continuation sheet) shall be properly signed.5.3.10 Sketch or figure, if required shall be drawn on a separate page signed and

attached to the question paper.5.3.11 Every question paper shall be kept as a top secret document and no copy of

any question paper shall be retained5.3.12 The “key” (agreed answers/weightage) for all the questions shall be prepared

in the prescribed manner and enclosed with the office copy. 5.3.13 The reference to textbooks and content area of syllabus for every question in

the paper shall be provided. This shall be written legibly below each question.5.4 All rough work done during the process of Paper Setting shall be sealed in a separate

envelop and handed over to the Secrecy Section for shredding.5.5 Paper Setter shall be required to sign an undertaking to the effect that he has carefully

studied all the instructions given above and has followed these faithfully5.6 Paper Setter / Assessor shall certify vide that he/she has no close relative appearing

in the ; examination in which the paper set by him/her is to be used. 5.7 Paper Setter may also be appointed as Practical Examiner and Paper Assessor.5.8 Paper Setter / Assessor shall keep his/her appointment strictly confidential and no

indication of it shall be given to any person directly or indirectly. 5.9 Paper Setter / Assessor shall promptly communicate any change in his/her residential/

official address and telephone numbers to the Controller of Examinations.


5.10 All the records pertaining to the examination shall be kept secret by all concerned as long as it is necessary and thereafter, these shall be kept and treated as confidential and privileged documents not open to inspection, comments and utilization other than the purpose for which required.

5.11 The University may frame and amend Regulations from time to time governing the appointment of Paper Setters/ Assessors/ Examiners and the manner in which they shall be required to perform their duties.

5.12 QUESTIONS5.12.1 Sample Questions shall be invited from all relevant Faculty members/ Paper

Setters/Assessors/ Examiners throughout the country. All such Questions shall be scrutinized by a panel of subject experts recommended by Board of Studies concerned and Questions labelled “Satisfactory” shall be deposited in Questions Bank.

5.12.2 Paper Setter shall select Questions from Questions Bank prepared from the relevant data obtained from all Departments / College / Institutes concerned. While setting the final Questions paper, he shall ensure that: 5.12.2.1 The Content Validity is in excess of 80%.5.12.2.2 The MCQs are included to assess knowledge at all levels, i.e.,

simple recall, conceptual knowledge, data interpretation, and problem-solving skills.

5.12.2.3 The ‘Key’ of every question be given.5.13 Process of Paper Assessment

5.13.1 In Theory Part assessment shall be carried out by both Initial and Final Paper Assessors/ Examiners notified by the Controller of Examination.

5.13.2 Paper Assessor/Examiner shall mark only those answer books that have been labeled with fictitious roll numbers. Under no circumstances shall paper assessment be permitted with original roll numbers of the candidates.

5.13.3 Paper Assessor/Examiner shall have no right to find out the original roll number of the candidate whose answer book he is marking.

5.13.4 Initial Paper Assessor/Examiner shall mark allocated question(s) of all the candidates according to the ‘Key’ provided as specified by the Controller of Examinations with approval of the Vice Chancellor.

5.13.5 Final Paper Assessor/Examiner shall evaluate the marks of Initial Assessor, according to the ‘Key’ provided with the question paper and compare the marking of all Initial Paper Assessor and give the final award in his column on answer sheets. The award of the Final Paper Assessor will be considered final for evaluation by the Examination Department.

5.13.6 Any kind of marking by (Initial/Final Examiners) of the Transcripts/Answer Sheets shall strictly be central in the Main Campus of University of Sargodha or at the place specified by the Controller of Examination/Examination Department.


5.13.7 Initial Paper Setter/Assessor can evaluate / assess maximum of 500 papers. 5.13.8 In case, the ‘Key’ is not provided or is unsatisfactory, Paper Assessor shall be

required to make it before assessment under intimation to the Controller of Examinations.

5.13.9 Paper Assessor/Examiner shall not keep in his possession a record copy of the award list or the ‘Key’.

5.13.10 Paper Assess or shall keep his appointment strictly confidential and no indication of it shall be given to any person directly or indirectly.

5.13.11 Paper Assessor/Examiner shall promptly communicate any change in his residential/ official address or telephone numbers to the Controller of Examinations.

5.13.12 When a Paper Assessor/Examiner anticipates his inability to complete the work for any valid reasons to be recorded, he shall forthwith return the marked/unmarked answer books to the Assistant Controller (Secrecy).

5.13.13 The answer book shall be marked even if a candidate has crossed a portion or the entire answer book.

5.13.14 Blank answer book shall be crossed and awarded zero and entry made, as such, in the award list.

5.13.15 After assessment, all Paper Assessor/Examiner shall arrange the answer books in serial order and prepare the award list in the same sequence.

5.13.16 The marks entered on the title page of answer book shall not be altered. When such an alteration is made for any specified reason, the original marks shall not be erased or overwritten and must be re-signed.

5.13.17 The Paper Assessor/Examiner shall draw a line crossing the marks to be corrected in such a way that what has been cancelled is still legible and then enter fresh marks with his signature against the cancelled ones.

5.13.18 Each answer book shall bear the signature of the Paper Assessor/Examiner at the appropriate place provided for this purpose on the title page.

5.13.19 All columns specified for the Paper Assessor/Examiner on the title page of answer book shall be filled in red ink.

5.13.20 Award of fractional marks is not allowed.5.13.21 Award list shall be filled in with blue ink in the handwriting of both the Paper

Assessors/ Examiners.Each page of the award list shall bear the signature of the Paper Assessor/Examiner. The blank space must be crossed.

5.13.22 The marks obtained by the candidate shall be entered correctly in the award list both in figures and words against the corresponding fictitious roll number.

5.13.23 The marks of a candidate in the award list shall be the same as written in the answer book. Paper Assessor/Examiner must endorse correct question number on the script and the award list.


5.13.24 The marks entered in the award list shall not be altered. When such an alteration is inevitable for any specified reason, the original marks shall not be erased or overwritten. The Paper Assessor/ Examiner shall draw a line crossing the marks to be corrected in such a way that what has been cancelled is still legible and then enter fresh marks with his signature against the cancelled ones.

5.13.25 In case a candidate attempts more than required questions the question(s) having the minimum marks shall be treated as cancelled.

5.13.26 Paper Assessors/Examiners shall report to the Controller of Examinations by roll number, the case of a candidate who;5.13.26.1 Communicates or attempts to communicate with him by any

means to influence him in the award of marks and/or persuades him, threatens and uses other unfair means.

5.13.26.2 Discloses name or makes in his answer book particular identification marks, which tend to identify his answer book or help reveal his identity.

5.13.26.3 In his opinion has copied the answer or, any part of it from another candidate or from any books, material or other source.

5.13.26.4 has attached to answer book a paper not normally supplied by the Centre

5.13.26.5 Uses obscene language in the answer book. 5.13.26.6 has removed a leaf or a part thereof from the main answer book5.13.26.7 has in the opinion of the Examiner used any other unfair means

5.13.27 Such reports shall invariably be accompanied by the original answer book concerned. A duplicate copy of this report, however, shall be kept in place of the answer book in the packet of assessed answer books.

5.13.28 The Vice Chancellor shall have the powers to take a disciplinary action of such Paper Assessor who declines to attend the assigned duty of Paper Assessment without any valid reasons.

5.13.29 Paper Assessor/Examiner shall not keep in his possession any answer book or a part of it or any copy of the award list prepared by him.

5.13.30 The University may frame rules and regulations from time to time governing the appointment of Paper Assessors and the manner in which they shall be required to perform their duties.

5.13.31 Paper Assessor/Examiner shall be disqualified who commits faults as mentioned below:5.13.31.1 Leaves unmarked answers or a part of it. 5.13.31.2 Leaves columns of the award list blank. 5.13.31.3 Leaves answer book or award list unsigned.5.13.31.4 Allocates more marks than the maximum.


5.13.31.5 Makes an incorrect total.5.13.31.6 Counts marks of over attempted questions.5.13.31.7 Transfers erroneous marks to the award list. 5.13.31.8 Commits any other mistake which is liable to make the result of

the candidates invalid or incorrect. 5.13.31.9 The decision shall be taken by the Vice Chancellor on the

recommendations of the Controller of Examinations and the findings shall also be reported to Head of the Institution/Department.

6. DUTIES OF PRACTICAL / CLINICAL & G. VIVA PAPER SETTERS / ASSESSORS/ EXAMINERS 6.1 Practical/Clinical Paper Setter/Assessor/Examiner appointed as an Examiner for

Practical/Clinical & G. Viva Examination of the subject. The Internal Examiner is the one who has taught longer for at least six months for the particular subject (or part of it) of examination for which he is appointed.

6.2 External Examiner shall be the one who is not teaching (or has not taught during that academic year) candidates for the particular subjects of examination for which he is appointed.

6.3 Additional Examiner if applied shall also be the one who is not teaching (or has not taught during that academic year) candidates for the particular subject of examination for which he is appointed.

6.4 Convener Examiner shall be the one who acts as an examiner besides administratively supervising the work of other examiners in an examination for which he is appointed.

7. TABULATION OF RESULT 7.1 Tabulation Section shall compile the results on computers from the Award Lists. 7.2 The Department of Examinations shall study and monitor the maintenance of a proper

and justifiable balance between theory and practical examination. Any gross disparity shall be brought to the notice of the Vice Chancellor and Syndicate for appropriate action.

7.3 Any ambiguity arising out of result compilation i.e., distribution of marks, posting of marks from previous examination in case of failed candidates, pass marks etc. shall be resolved by the Assistant Controller (Tabulation) with the approval of the Controller of Examinations. Tabulators shall be responsible for any errors and omissions in the Results, Notifications and Detailed Marks Certificates.

7.4 Result shall be tabulated question-wise in predetermined format with fictitious roll numbers’

7.5 After tabulation of data, the result shall be decoded from fictitious roll numbers to original roll numbers. The marks of practical/clinical examination and from internal assessment, if any, shall then be computed by obtaining copy of original award lists.


7.6 Every detail of previous examination record and roll number shall be reflected accurately in the result of candidates detained in previous classes.

7.7 Result of a candidate shall be declared R.L (Result Later) on following accounts: Lack of registration, old record, awards, etc. non-payment of fee, pending decision of unfair means/court case, pending verification of documents or eligibility for the examination concerned or any other inconsistency in the result pending clarification.

7.8 Result of the candidates in different examinations shall be compiled in accordance with Statutes and Regulations laid down for concerned course of studies.

7.9 Result shall be checked by the tabulator concerned and, after compilation, shall be duly signed by Assistant Controller (Tabulation).

7.10 Final results shall be declared only after a detailed final scrutiny is carried out by Master Checker appointed by the Vice chancellor for this purpose. The Master Checker shall make a detailed comparison with the original award lists eliminating any chances of error/omission in tabulated results and shall authenticate/sign all results.

7.11 All officers/personnel involved in the tabulation of result i.e., Tabulator, Assistant Controller (Tabulation) and Master Checker shall be the signatory to the final result and shall be held responsible for any error/omission.

7.12 Positions/Distinctions in the examination among all candidates shall be declared according to Statutes and Regulations and reflected on first page of the Result Notification.

7.13 Original result shall be kept with the Assistant Controller (Tabulation) in Tabulation Section, who shall make entry of declared result in record register and keep it in safe custody.

7.14 Detailed Marks Certificates shall be prepared, reflecting marks of the subjects in the examination, verified, and signed individually by the tabulator preparing the results, Assistant Controller (Tabulation) and any other person nominated by the Vice Chancellor

7.15 Detailed Marks Certificates shall be issued to all candidates, passed or failed, after the declaration of the result free of cost. However, a duplicate Detailed Marks Certificate, clearly labeled as ‘DUPLICATE’, shall be issued on payment of prescribed fee.

7.16 No candidate or any other person shall be provided any details of the result other than those given in Detailed Marks Certificate.

7.17 The Degree shall be prepared by concerned Section duly verified by Assistant Controller (Tabulation), Registration office, and the Controller of Examinations and, duly signed, shall be presented to the candidates at the time of Convocation.

7.18 In case a candidate is unable to receive the Degree at the time of Convocation, the same shall be issued on completion of prescribed formalities and payment of prescribed fee.

7.19 A duplicate Degree shall be issued only in case of loss after payment of prescribed fee duly supported by an affidavit and F.I.R.


7.20 The award of scholarships, medals and merit certificates shall be in accordance with rules and regulations.

8. LIFE OF RECORDS OF CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS The following maximum archived life of records of different documents in the Secrecy Section shall be observed8.1 Question Paper files administered in different examinations shall be kept for 03 years

after the conduct of respective examination.8.2 Photocopy of bills of Remuneration paid to Paper Setters/Assessors/Examiners and

Paper Assessors shall be kept for 03 years after the payment.8.3 Solved Answer Books (Theory and Practical) and details of Lots/Perforated Slips,

original awards (Theory and Practical), manual tabulation/results shall be kept for 03 years after the declaration of results.

8.4 Rechecking Files shall be kept for six months, after the decision of the cases (the date of decision will be reckoned from the date of issue of reply)

8.5 Unfair means cases files shall be kept for 03 years, after the decision of the cases (the date of decision shall be reckoned from the date of issue of notification.

9 EXAMINATION PROMOTION RULES FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 9.1 Following examination shall be conducted during each year program.

9.1.1 1st year Examination held at the end of first year. 9.1.2 2nd year Examination held at the end of second year (if applicable). 9.1.3 3rd year Examination held at the end of third year (if applicable). 9.1.4 4th year Examination held at the end of fourth year (if applicable). 9.1.5 5th year Examination held at the end of final year (if applicable).

9.2 Any student who fails to clear the 1st year examination in four chances availed or un-availed after becoming eligible for each examination shall cease to become eligible for further education in University of Sargodha

9.3 Pass marks for university examinations are 50% in each subject. No grace marks or any such increase in marks by any other manner will be permissible.

9.4 The Regulations / Rules, mentioned anywhere contrary to this rule shall stand invalid. 9.5 In order to rationalize the result of each subject, the Final Paper Assessor (Theory) will

act as Chief Examiner of the subject concerned. He will review the results of Theory / Practical and vet the award list. In case of any observation / objection, the Head Examiner will refer the case to the concerned Assessor for clarification / justification / rectification / correction etc. The award list vetted by the Head Examiner shall be final for declaration of results.

9.6 In case a student fails to pass the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th year Examinations in the Supplementary / 2nd Annual Examination his Provisional Promotion to the next higher class shall stand automatically cancelled and he/she shall revert to the previous class.


9.7 If a student appears in the supplementary examination for the first time as he/she did not appear in the first annual examination and failed in any subject in the supplementary examination, he/she will be detained in the same class and will not be promoted to the next class.

9.8 The Principal/Chairman reserves the right to detain any student from appearing in the University Examination at any stage, if in his opinion, the student is found to be short of attendance or bad performance in theory or practical of any subject or his work is reported to be unsatisfactory or if in the opinion of the Principal/ Chairman, the character and conduct of the student is unsatisfactory

9.9 According to University regulations, candidates having less than 75% attendance in lectures and practical / clinical or having poor overall performance throughout the year, will not be allowed to appear in the examination.

9.10 Before appearing in the University Examination the students will be required to produce No Dues Chit from the all the quarters concerned. Those students who are unable to produce the same will not be allowed to appear in university professional examination.


Mass Communication

MA BS

Detail To be Paid Reg* SS** Reg* SS**

Admission Fee Once Only 2000 3000 2000 3000

Tuition Fee Per Semester 20000 22000 20000 22000

Bus Card Fee Per Semester 250 250 250 250

Mosque Fund (for Muslims only) Per Semester 200 200 200 200

Examination Fee Per Semester 1800 1800 1800 1800

Library Security (Refundable) Once Only 2000 2000 2000 2000

General Student Fund Per Semester 300 300 300 300

Student Welfare Fund Per Semester 200 200 200 200

Medical Fund Per Semester 100 100 100 100

Red Crescent Fund Per Semester 50 50 50 50

University Registration Fee*** Once Only 2500 2500 2500 2500

Science Breakage (for Sc. Students only) Per Semester 0 0 0 0

Sports Fee Once Only 400 400 800 800

Computer Fund Per Semester 400 400 400 400

Enrollment Fee Once Only 900 900 1800 1800

Magazine Fund Per Semester 150 150 150 150

Utility Charges Per Semester 2000 2000 2000 2000

Development Charges Per Semester 0 0 0 0

Studio Expenses Per Semester 0 0 0 0

Industrial/ Art and Cultural Field Work Per Semester 0 0 0 0

Study Tour/Lab Charges 0 0 0 0

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Bus Card Fee Per Semester 250 250 250 250 250

Mosque Fund (for Muslims only) Per Semester 200 200 200 200 200

Examination Fee Per Semester 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800

Library Security (Refundable) Once Only 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000

General Student Fund Per Semester 300 300 300 300 300

Student Welfare Fund Per Semester 200 200 200 200 200

Medical Fund Per Semester 100 100 100 100 100

Red Crescent Fund Per Semester 50 50 50 50 50

University Registration Fee*** Once Only 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500

Science Breakage(for Science Students only) Per Semester 0 0 0 0 0

Sports Fee Once Only 800 800 400 800 800

Computer Fund Per Semester 400 400 400 400 400

Enrollment Fee Once Only 1800 1800 900 1800 1800

Magazine Fund Per Semester 150 150 150 150 150

Utility Charges Per Semester 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000

Development Charges Per Semester 0 0 0 0 0

Studio Expenses Per Semester 0 0 0 0 0

Industrial/Art and Cultural Field Work Per Semester 0 0 0 0 0

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Library Security (Refundable) Once Only 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000

General Student Fund Per Semester 300 300 300 300 300

Student Welfare Fund Per Semester 200 200 200 200 200

Medical Fund Per Semester 100 100 100 100 100

Red Crescent Fund Per Semester 50 50 50 50 50

University Registration Fee*** Once Only 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500

Science Breakage(for Science Students only) Per Semester 2000 1050 1050 1050 1050

Sports Fee Once Only 200 400 400 800 800

Computer Fund Per Semester 400 400 400 400 400

Enrollment Fee Once Only 450 900 900 1800 1800

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Sr.No. Designation Name

1 Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmad

2 Chief Executive Mian Javed Ahmed

3 Director Campus Dr. Muhammad Akram Ch.

4 Executive Director Dr. Shanze Shafique

5 Head Faculty of Social and Management Sciences Prof. Dr. Shahbaz Arif

6 Head Faculty of Sciences Prof. Dr. Muhammad Moazzam

7 Registrar Syed Shahid Hussain

8 Chief Financial Officer Mr. Abrar Ahmad

9 Controller of Examinations Mr. Abbas Iftikhar

10 Chief Proctor Dr. Javed Iqbal Nadeem

11 Convener Research Committee Prof. Dr. Salman Aziz Lodhi

12 Convener Financial Assistance Committee Ms. Maliha Sherwani

13 Director Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC) Prof. Dr. Muhammad Amin Athar

14 Chief Proctor Dr. Javed Iqbal Nadeem

15 Head, Department of Business Administration Prof. Dr. Suleman Aziz Lodhi

16 Head, Department of Computer Science & Information Technology Prof. Dr. Asif Nadeem

Index


17 Head, Department of Communication Studies Prof. Dr. Muhammad Khalid

18 Head, Department of Chemistry Prof. Dr. Muhammad Saleem

19 Head, Department of English Language & literature Prof. Dr. Muhammad Akbar Khan

20 Head, Department of Mathematics Prof. Dr. Shaban Ali Bhatti

21 Head, Department of Physical Therapy Dr. Danyal Ahmad

22 Head, Department of Psychology Ms. Maheen Abid

23 Head, Department of Physics Dr. Tahir Yaqoob

24 Head of Technology Department Mr. Qasim Khalid

25 Head of Islamic Studies Prof. Dr. Abdul Rauf Zafar

26 IT Manager and Time Table Incharge Mr. Noor Ullah Khan

27 Coordinator Clubs & Societies Dr. Javed Iqbal Nadeem

28 Manager Student’s Affairs Ms. Syeda Shanza

29 Library Incharge Mr. Muhammad Ismail

30 Incharge Admission Mr. Fazal Muhammad

31 Estate Officer Mr. Syed Kashif Ali

32 Transport Incharge Sajjad Ahmad

33 Class CoordinatorsMr. Muhammad JabirMr. Haider AliMr. Mushtaq Ahmad


Sr. No. Society Patron

1 Adventure Club Ms. Qurat ul Ain

2 Blood Donation Society Mr. Noor Ullah Khan

3 Cultural Society Ms. Syyeda Maheen Abid

4 Interfaith Harmony Society Dr. Shams ul Arfeen

5 Literary Society Ms. Shehneela Tariq

6 Media Club Ch. Aqeel Ashraf

7 Music Society Ms. Maliha Sherwani

8 Science Society Dr. Danyal Ahmad

9 Sports Club Mr. Adnan Malik

10 Transcendent Society Ms. Sidrah Kanwal

11 UOS Entrepreneurial Forum Ms. Rabia Shehzadi

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