USKT Prospectus 2018

ROAD MAP Total Semesters 4 Total Credit Hours 143

Course SEMESTER 1 Cr. Course SEMESTER 2 Cr. Course SEMESTER 3 Cr. Course SEMESTER 4 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

CHEM3001 Physical Chemistry-II 3 CHEM3003 Physical Chemistry-III 3 CHEM4024 Research Methodologies 3 CHEM-4005 Inorganic Chemistry-VII 3
(Theory) (Theory) (Elective) (Minor) 3

CHEM3002 Physical Chemistry-II 1 CHEM3004 Physical Chemistry-III 1 CHEM4001 Inorganic Chemistry-IV 3 CHEM-4006 Inorganic Chemistry-VIII
( Practical) ( Practical)

CHEM3005 Inorganic Chemistry-II 3 CHEM3007 Inorganic Chemistry-III 3 CHEM4002 Inorganic Chemistry-V 3 CHEM-4007 Inorganic Chemistry-IX 3
(Theory) (Theory)

CHEM3006 Inorganic Chemistry-II 1 CHEM3008 Inorganic Chemistry-III 1 CHEM4009/ Statistics for Chemist 3 CHEM-4012/ Environmental Chemistry-II 3
(Practical) (Practical) CHEM4016 CHEM4020

CHEM3009 Organic Chemistry-II 3 CHEM3011 Organic Chemistry-III 3 CHEM4003 Inorganic Chemistry-VI 2 CHEM2005 Analytical Chemistry-I 3
(Theory) 1 (Theory) (Theory)

CHEM3010 Organic Chemistry-II CHEM3012 Organic Chemistry-III 1 CHEM4004 Inorganic Chemistry 3 CHEM- 4040 Research Thesis (6 credit hrs.3 3
(Practical) ( Practical) Practical I credit hrs. in each semester)

CHEM3013/ Analytical Chemistry-II(Theory)/ 3 CHEM-3015/ Analytical Chemistry-III/ 3 Research Thesis (6 credit hrs.
CHEM3017 Biochemistry-II(Theory)
CHEM-3019/ Biochemistry-III/Fuel Chemistry CHEM4040 ;3 credit hrs. in each semester)
/Applied Chemistry-I(Theory) OR
NC/NC

CHEM3014/ Analytical Chemistry-II( Practical )/1 CHEM- 3016/ Analytical Chemistry-III/ 1 Research Project/Advanced Lab
CHEM3018 Biochemistry-II( Practical ) CHEM-3020/ Biochemistry-III/ Fuel Chemistry/ CHEM4040 /Position paper (literature survey)

NC/NC Applied Chemistry-I(Practical) Instead of Thesis)

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Specialization offered in the following fields

Course SEMESTER 3 Cr. Course SEMESTER 3 Cr.
Code. Hr. Code. Hr.
Organic Chemistry (Specialization) Analytical Chemistry (Specialization)
CHEM-4024 2
CHEM-4024 Research methodologies (Elective) 2 CHEM-4015 Research Methodologies (Elective) 3
CHEM-4016 Analytical Chemistry IV 3
CHEM-4008 Organic chemistry IV 3 CHEM 4002/ Analytical Chemistry V 3
CHEM 4009 (Minor)(Non-thesis students only)
CHEM-4009 Organic chemistry V (Minor) 3 CHEM-4017 3
CHEM-4018 Analytical Chemistry VI 1
CHEM 4016 (Minor)(Non-thesis students only) CHEM- 4040 Analytical Chemistry Practical I I-6
Research Thesis (6 credit hrs.; 3 credit hrs. in each semester) II-3
/CHEM 4002 3 OR Research Project / Advanced Lab / Position paper
(literature survey) Instead of Thesis)
CHEM-4010 Organic chemistry VI

CHEM-4011 Organic Chemistry Practical I

CHEM- 4040 Research Thesis (6 credit hrs.; 3 credit hrs. in each semester) 1

OR Research Project / Advanced Lab / Position paper (literature survey)

Instead of Thesis)

I-6

II-3

Course SEMESTER 4 Cr. Course SEMESTER 4 Cr.
Code. Hr.
Organic Chemistry (Specialization) Hr. Code. Analytical Chemistry (Specialization)

CHEM-4012 Organic chemistry VII (Minor) 3 CHEM-4019 Analytical Chemistry VII 3

CHEM-4013 Organic chemistry VIII 3 CHEM-4020 Analytical Chemistry VIII (Minor) 3

CHEM-4014 Organic chemistry IX 3 CHEM-4021 Analytical Chemistry IX 3

CHEM-4005/ (Minor) Position paper 3 CHEM-4005/ (Minor)Position paper 3*

CHEM4020 * CHEM4012

CHEM- 440 Research Thesis (6 credit hrs.; 3 credit hrs. in each semester) 3 CHEM- 4040 Research Thesis (6 credit hrs.; 3 credit hrs. in each semester) 3

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MATHEMATICS

DEGREES OFFERED

BS Mathematics
MSc Mathematics

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the mathematics department is to
provide the students with an understanding of
mathematical thought and knowledge; the ability to
use this understanding to produce and communicate
mathematics; and the preparation to apply these
skills in advanced degree programs and/or careers
requiring expertise in mathematics. In addition, the
department serves as a source of professional
development through seminars workshops, special
programs and consulting services facilitated by our
faculty and student organizations.

BACHELOR OF

MATHEMATICS (BS Mathematics)

Introduction PROGRAM FACTS

Department of Mathematics is one of the primary department in the faculty of • Program Duration
Science of the University of Sialkot. Its initial setup was laid down in 2014, when
university opened its gate for students to learn and grow. Department of 4 Years
Mathematics offers its services for undergraduate and master degree programs in
Mathematics and have more than 150 students in the department. The curricula for • Entry Requirements
the degree programs are designed to prepare manpower needed for the economic
development of the country. Intermediate or equivalent level with minimum
In future, University of Sialkot is going to launch MS/MPhil Mathematics degree 45% marks with mathematics as elective subject.
program to broaden the spectrum of Mathematics department of University of
Sialkot in the region. The research programs of the department are based on recent • Location
developments at the frontiers of knowledge.
University of Sialkot.
Program Objectives
Graduates of the mathematics program will be able to: Space travel, Safeguarding credit card details on the internet,
modeling the spread of epidemics, Predicting stock market
 Apply their knowledge in modern industry or teaching, or secure acceptance in prices and Business decision making.
high quality graduate programs in Pure & Applied Mathematics and other wide
range of fields, including Banking & finance, Computing & IT, Engineering and The study of mathematics can lead to a variety of exciting
Bioinformatics. professional careers. Basic research, engineering, finance,
business, and government service are among the
 Work effectively in teams. opportunities open to those with mathematical training.
 Apply methods of mathematical modeling and problem solving to a variety of Moreover, with the increasing importance of basic science and
information technology, prospects for careers in the
applied topics, including computational and analytical methods. mathematical sciences are very good. Mathematical analysis
 Use mathematical reasoning skills and formal logic to develop convincing and computational modeling are important for solving some of
the most pressing problems of our time - new energy
mathematical arguments. resources, climate change, risk management and
epidemiology, to name a few. We must strive to maintain our
 technological edge; mathematical skills will be crucial to this
effort.
Career Opportunities
Mathematics is a universal part of human culture. It is a tool, language of commerce,
engineering and other sciences – physics, computing, biology etc. It helps us to
recognize patterns and to understand the world around us. Mathematics plays a
vital, often unseen, role in many aspects of modern life, for example:

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ROAD MAP Total Semesters 8 Total Credit Hours 133

Course SEMESTER 1 Cr. Course SEMESTER 2 Cr. Course SEMESTER 3 Cr. Course SEMESTER 4 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

ENG1001 English-I 3 ENG1002 English-II 3 ENG2001 English–III 3 MATH2007 Ordinary Differential 3
Equations 3
3
IT1001 Introduction to Computer 3 PKS1001 Pakistan Studies 2 MATH2003 Programming Languages 3 MATH2005 Computing Tools for
Applications for Mathematicians (Theory) Mathematicians

MATH1001 Calculus-I 3 MATH1002 Calculus-II 3 MATH2008 Programming Languages for 1 MATH2004 Linear Algebra I
Mathematicians Practical

ISL1000 Islamic Studies 2 MATH1003 Discrete Structures 3 MATH2001 Calculus- III 3 PSY2001 Introduction to Psychology 3

PHYS1017 Mechanics 3 PHYS1018 Electricity and Magnetism 3 MATH2002 Elementary Number theory 3 ECO2021 Introduction to Economics 3
STAT1001 Introduction to Statistics 3
CHEM1001 Introduction to Chemistry 3 MATH2006 Classical Mechanics 3

MGT2021 Entrepreneurship 2

Course SEMESTER 5 Cr. Course SEMESTER 6 Cr. Course SEMESTER 7 Cr. Course SEMESTER 8 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

MATH3007 Group Theory 3 MATH3002 Real Analysis-II 3 MATH4003 Functional Analysis 3 MATH4002 Numerical Analysis-II 3

MATH3004 Vector & Tensor Analysis 3 MATH3008 Linear Algebra-II 3 MATH4001 Numerical Analysis-I 3 MATH4005 Modeling and simulation 3
MATH3005 Mathematical Statistics 3
MATH3001 Real Analysis-I 3 MATH3009 Method of Mathematical 3 MATH4004 Fluid Mechanics 3 MATH4006 Integral Equations 3
MATH3006 Complex Analysis Physics 3
MATH3003 Differential Geometry
3 MATH3010 Metric and Topological 3 MATHXXX Elective-I 3 MATHxxx Elective-III
Spaces (6 or 3) MATHxxx
Thesis /Elective-IV
3 MATH3011 Partial differential equations 3 MATH4010/ Thesis /Elective-II (Without Thesis)
MATHxxx (Without Thesis)

3 MATH3012 Analytical Mechanics 3

Any two of the following Course SEMESTER 8 Cr.
Code. Hr.
Course SEMESTER 7 Cr. Advanced Functional Analysis
Code. Hr. MATH4019 Theory Of Modules 3
MATH4020 Analytical Dynamics 3
MATH4014 Advance Differential Geometry 3 MATH4021 General Theory Of Relativity 3
MATH4022 Operation Research-II 3
MATH4015 Theory Of Rings And Fields 3 MATH4011 Theory of approximation and Splines-II 3
MATH4013 Cryptography 3
MATH4016 Advance Group Theory 3 MATH4023 Stochastic Processes 3
MATH4024 Computational Fluid Dynamics 3
MATH4017 Special Theory Of Relativity 3 MATH4025 3

MATH4010 Operation Research-I 3

MATH4012 Theory of approximation and Splines-1 3

MATH4018 Measure Theory and Lebegue integration 3 UNIVERSITY OF SIALKOT 255

MASTER OF PROGRAM FACTS

MATHEMATICS (MSc Mathematics) • Program Duration

Introduction 2 Years
The MSc program aims to teach students the basic concepts which arise in a broad
range of technical and scientific problems and illustrates how these may also be • Entry Requirements
applied in a research context to provide powerful solutions. This said, the emphasis
is placed on generic skills which are transferable across disciplines so that the Bsc in Mathematics A & B Courses
program is a suitable foundation for anyone hoping to advance their mathematics with at least 45% marks.
skills.
The program will provide a unique blend of analytical and computational methods • Location
with applications at the frontiers of research. Successful students will be well placed
to satisfy the growing demand for mathematical techniques in all fields. The program University of Sialkot.
will alternatively form a strong foundation for any student who wishes to pursue
further research.

Program Objectives
The objective of the MSc program is to provide it students with a thorough
knowledge of pure and applicable mathematics and to develop their expertise in
applying the methods and tools of mathematics to problems in science and
engineering. This MSc program is designed for students with a Bachelor's degree in
Mathematics.

Career Opportunities
Mathematics is a universal part of human culture. It is a tool, language of commerce,
engineering and other sciences – physics, computing, biology etc. It helps us to
recognize patterns and to understand the world around us. Mathematics plays a
vital, often unseen, role in many aspects of modern life, for example: Space travel,
Safeguarding credit card details on the internet, Modeling the spread of epidemics,
Predicting stock market prices and Business decision making.
The study of mathematics can lead to a variety of exciting professional careers.
Basic research, engineering, finance, business, and government service are among
the opportunities open to those with mathematical training. Moreover, with the
increasing importance of basic science and information technology, prospects for
careers in the mathematical sciences are very good.

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Course SEMESTER 1 Cr. Course SEMESTER 2 Cr. Course SEMESTER 3 Cr. Course SEMESTER 4 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

MATH3007 Group Theory 3 MATH3002 Real Analysis-II 3 MATH4003 Functional Analysis 3 MATH4002 Numerical Analysis-II 3

MATH3004 Vector & Tensor Analysis 3 MATH3008 Linear Algebra 3 MATH4001 Numerical Analysis-I 3 MATH4005 Modeling and simulation 3
MATH3005 Mathematical Statistics
MATH3001 Real Analysis-I 3 MATH3009 Method of Mathematical 3 MATH4004 Fluid Mechanics 3 MATH4006 Integral Equations 3
MATH3006 Complex Analysis Physics
MATH3003 Differential Geometry
3 MATH3010 Metric and Topological 3 MATHXXXX Elective - I 3 MATH XXXX Elective-III 3
Spaces 3/6

3 MATH-3011 Partial differential equations 3 MATH4010/ Thesis /Elective-II 6/3 MATH XXXX Thesis /Elective-IV
MATH XXXX (Without Thesis) (Without Thesis)

3 MATH-3012 Analytical Mechanics 3

ELECTIVE COURSES

Any two of the following

Course Cr.
Code. Hr.

MATH-4014 Advance Differential Geometry 3
MATH-4015 Theory Of Rings And Fields 3
MATH-4016 Advance Group Theory 3
MATH-4017 Special Theory Of Relativity 3
MATH-4010 Operation Research-I 3
MATH-4012 Theory of approximation and Splines-1 3
MATH-4018 Measure Theory and Lebegue integration 3

Course Advanced Functional Analysis Cr.
Code. Theory Of Modules Hr.
Analytical Dynamics
MATH-4019 General Theory Of Relativity 3
MATH-4020 Operation Research-II 3
MATH-4021 Theory of approximation and Splines-II 3
MATH-4022 Cryptography 3
MATH-4011 Stochastic Processes 3
MATH-4013 Computational Fluid Dynamics 3
MATH-4023 3
MATH-4024 3
MATH-4025 3

UNIVERSITY OF SIALKOT 257

ZOOLOGY

DEGREES OFFERED

BS Zoology

MISSION STATEMENT

To awaken an awareness of the need to explore,
understand and conserve diverse animal fauna.
 To create an attractive department where students

study and fulfill their thurst of knowledge
 To train students in zoological sciences and to equip

them to apply themselves meaningfully in any activity
requiring zoological expertise. Ultimately, our mission is
to make our students employable.
 Undergraduate level training aims to provide
comprehension of the anatomy, physiology,
systematics, ecology, behavior and conservation of
terrestrial and aquatic/marine animals.
 At postgraduate level, our objectives are concerned
with maintaining a high level of scientific excellence in
zoological research.
 To constantly improve the quality of teaching and
research, postgraduate students being at the interface
between the two.
 To involve the department in community-based and
outreach activities, whenever and wherever possible.

BACHELOR OF

ZOOLOGY (BS Zoology)

Introduction PROGRAM FACTS
The Department of Zoology, a discipline of natural sciences, meets the need of
trained personnel in a vast basic and interdisciplinary framework concerning Animal • Program Duration
Sciences. The Department has earned recognition for academic excellence and
prominence in various fields of research like Cell and Molecular Biology, Physiology, 4 Years
Developmental Biology, Entomology, Parasitology and Fisheries, etc. A Zoology
graduate after B.S. (Hons.) 4 years has a diverse experience and competence to • Entry Requirements
serve or learn further in education, health, agriculture, industry and environment
sectors. 12 year of education pre-medical
The fully equipped laboratories, well-furnished class rooms, seminar rooms and with minimum 45% marks
updated spacious Mir Hassan library provide the best possible facilities to the
students in their academic pursuits. All the faculty members are striving hard and • Location
exercising their potentialities to the maximum extent focusing the activity based
learning. University of Sialkot.

Program Objectives Many career options are open for students in Zoology due to
The Department strives for quality education in Zoology and excellence in Animal the need of Preservation and Management of the wildlife in the
Sciences research, in order to contribute to human resource development in the world. Sometimes, a career in Zoology requires travelling too.
country, and to understand physiological mechanisms involved in health and disease Few prestigious news channels like National Geographic,
in our environment. We intend to deliver knowledge which is both basic and applied. Discovery Channel and Animal Planet offer jobs for
We would like to gear our Department to showcase pure Animal Sciences research. documentary shoots.

Career Opportunities Few places where a Zoologist can be hired are wildlife
Zoology is the branch of biology that relates to the animal kingdom including the sanctuaries or national parks, botanical gardens, national
structure, embryology, evolution, classification, habits, habitats, and distribution of zoological parks, laboratories, animal clinics, fisheries
all animals, both living and extinct and therefore it is also known as animal biology. departments, fish hatcheries etc .On the clinical side, our
There are several sub-branches within this field, including ethology, zoography, and graduates are indulged in Diagnostic and Fertility Laboratories.
anthrozoology. More so, zoologists often major in the study of particular types of Likewise, zoologists have also possibilities in NGOs active in
animals. For example, an ornithologist studies birds, whereas a mammologist the environmental and conservation issues like WWF, IUCN,
studies mammal. Zoological Survey of Pakistan, and Natural History Museum.

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Course SEMESTER 1 Cr. Course SEMESTER 2 Cr. Course SEMESTER 3 Cr. Course SEMESTER 4 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.
English-II
ENG1001 English-I (Functional English) 3 ENG1002 (Communication Skills) 3 BOT2001 Applied Entomology 3 STAT1001 Introduction to Statistics 3

ISL1000 Islamic Studies/ Ethics 2 PKS1001 Pakistan Studies 2 BOT2003 Plant Physiology and 3 ENG2001 English-III (Technical Writing 3
Ecology and Presentation skills)

IT1001 Introduction to Computer 3 BOT1003 Plant Systematic, Anatomy 3 MATH1000 Mathematics 3 ZOO2003 Animal Diversity-II 3
3 & Development
3
BOT1001 Diversity of Plant and CHEM1003 Organic Chemistry 3 CHEM2001 Physical Chemistry 3 ZOO2004 Animal Diversity-II Lab 1
Related Life

CHEM1001 Inorganic Chemistry-I ZOO1003 Principles of Animal Life-II 3 ZOO2001 Animal Diversity-I 3 ZOO2005 Animal Form & Function-I 3
ZOO1004 1
ZOO1001 Principles of Animal Life-I 3 Principles of Animal Life-II ZOO2002 Animal Diversity-I Lab 1 ZOO2006 Animal Form & Function-I 1
ZOO1002 1 Lab Lab
Principles of Animal Life-I
Lab ZOO2007 Animal Form & Function-II 3

ZOO2008 Animal Form & Function-II 1
Lab

Course SEMESTER 5 Cr. Course SEMESTER 6 Cr. Course SEMESTER 7 Cr. Course SEMESTER 8 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

GEOG3001 Geographic Information 3 ZOO3007 Biological Techniques 1 ZOO4003 Zoogeography & 3 ZOO4008 Bioinformatics 1
System Paleontology

ZOO3001 Animal Biochemistry 3 ZOO3008 Biological Techniques Lab 2 ZOO4004 Microbiology 3 ZOO4009 Bioinformatics Lab 2

ZOO3002 Animal Biochemistry Lab 1 ZOO3009 Evolution & Principles of 2 ZOO4005 Microbiology Lab 1 BST3001 Biostatistics 3
Systematics

ZOO3003 Cell & Molecular Biology 3 ZOO3010 Evolution & Principles of 1 ZOO4006 Synopsis and Research 3 ZOO4010 Aquaculture and Fisheries 3
Systematics Lab Methodology

ZOO3004 Cell & Molecular Biology Lab 1 ZOO3011 Developmental Biology 3 ZOO4007 Wildlife 2 ZOO4011 Environmental Biology 3

ZOO3005 Animal Physiology 3 ZOO3012 Developmental Biology Lab 1 XXXXX Applied Entomology / Thesis 4 ZOO4012 Environmental Biology Lab 1

ZOO3006 Animal Physiology Lab 1 ZOO3013 Animal Genetics 3 ZOO4013 Economic Zoology 2

ZOO3014 Animal Genetics Lab 1

ZOO3015 Animal Behavior 2
ZOO3016 Animal Behaviour Lab 1

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MASTER OF PROGRAM FACTS

ZOOLOGY (MSc Zoology) • Program Duration

Introduction 2 Years

MSc. Zoology is designed to meet the challenges presented by the rapidly changing • Entry Requirements
world. Zoology plays an important part in food security, human resource
development, environmental conservation, sustainable development and eventually 14 year of education in Biological Sciences
in mitigation of poverty. The aim of the MSc. Program is to prepare the students to with minimum 45% marks
conduct experiments and projects using scientific methods and instrumentation,
and to solve problems in the domain of Zoology so that they may play vital role for the • Location
betterment of the country.
University of Sialkot.
Program Objectives

 To provide theoretical and practical knowledge of Zoological aspects required for
professional activities in the field and labs.

 To develop the spirit to conserve resources and love for nature.
 To train students with the modern techniques to conduct work related to bio-

diversity, environment, wild life, water quality and molecular aspects etc. through
research based projects.

Career Opportunities

The MSc. Zoology program is designed to cater the needs of the education
department and there are great chances of quick absorbtion of fresh graduates as
teachers of Zoology in schools, colleges and Universities, department of Agriculture,
Plant protection, Fisheries, Zoological Survey, Zoological Gardens, Safari parks,
Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, National Institute of
Oceanography, Pakistan Agricultural Research Council, Wild life conservation and
management of WWF, IUCN, Public and Private sectors pathological laboratories.

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Course SEMESTER 1 Cr. Course SEMESTER 2 Cr. Course SEMESTER 3 Cr. Course SEMESTER 4 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

ZOO2001 Animal Diversity-I 3 ZOO2003 Animal Diversity-II 3 BOT2001 Applied Entomology 4 ZOO2003 Animal Diversity-II 3

ZOO2002 Animal Diversity-I Lab 1 ZOO2004 Animal Diversity-II Lab 1 ZOO4003 Zoogeography & 3 ZOO2004 Animal Diversity-II Lab 1
Paleontology

ZOO3001 Animal Biochemistry 3 ZOO3007 Biological Techniques 1 ZOO4004 Microbiology 3 BST3001 Biostatistics 3

ZOO3002 Animal Biochemistry Lab 1 ZOO3008 Biological Techniques Lab 2 ZOO4005 Microbiology Lab 1 ZOO4010 Aquaculture and Fisheries 3
ZOO3009 2 ZOO4006
ZOO3003 Cell & Molecular Biology 3 ZOO3010 Evolution & Principles of 1 ZOO3015 Synopsis and Research 3 ZOO4011 Environmental Biology 3
ZOO3011 Systematics 3 Methodology
ZOO3004 Cell & Molecular Biology Lab 1 Evolution & Principles of 2 ZOO4012 Environmental Biology Lab 1
Systematics Lab Animal Behavior

ZOO3005 Animal Physiology 3 Developmental Biology ZOO3016 Animal Behaviour Lab 1 ZOO4013 Economic Zoology/Thesis 2
1
ZOO3006 Animal Physiology Lab 2 ZOO3012 Developmental Biology Lab 1 XXXX Seminar 1
ZOO4007 Wildlife
ZOO3013 Animal Genetics 3

ZOO 3014 Animal Genetics Lab 1

UNIVERSITY OF SIALKOT 263

STATISTICS

DEGREES OFFERED

BS Statistics

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission and philosophy of the Department of
Statistics is to concentrate on learning and training
activities on the art of probabilistic reasoning, that is,
the logic and principles that should guide rational
decision making under conditions of limited
information and uncertainty. The expectation is that
excellent training in Statistics will inspire rational
decision making in all areas of social, commercial and
scientific pursuits and minimize if not eliminate
superstitious explanation.

BACHELOR OF PROGRAM FACTS

STATISTICS (BS Statistics) • Program Duration

Introduction 4 Years

Department of Statistics is moving forward and expecting growth in its • Entry Requirements
program and plans to maintain enrollments at a healthy level. It offers its
services for undergraduate degree program. The University of Sialkot has 12 year of education pre-engineering, ICS, I.COM with
launched BS Statistics to broaden the spectrum of mathematical sciences minimum 45% marks
in this region. The department has research laboratory with all required and
latest statistical and programming software to support the offered program. • Location
The research methods of the department are based on recent
developments at the frontiers of knowledge. University of Sialkot.

Objectives The jobs for which the program gets students qualified:

Our goal is to position the department for significant growth in quality  Assistant statistical researcher
education, training and skill to produce graduates of global competence.  Health statistical technician
To provide excellent training in scientific data collection, data management,  Assistant planning researcher
methods and procedures of data analysis.  Assistant work force researcher
To impart knowledge about computational statistics with interdisciplinary  Assistant social researcher
statistical fields.  Assistant economics researcher
To provide exceptional programming skills.  Assistant scientific researcher
To develop the research attitude and demonstrate professionalism.  Assistant agricultural researcher
 Assistant industrial researcher
Career Opportunities  Assistant educational researcher
 Assistant information researcher.
Statisticians are concerned with the collection, analysis, interpretation and
presentation of quantitative information. As a statistician, one will design
and manage experiments and surveys and deal with the initial collection of
data. Statisticians often work in teams, usually including professionals from
other disciplines. They work in a range of sectors including: Education,
Finance, Forensics, Government, Health, Market Research and Sports.

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Course SEMESTER 1 Cr. Course SEMESTER 2 Cr. Course SEMESTER 3 Cr. Course SEMESTER 4 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

ENG-1001 English-I 3 ENG-1002 English-II 3 ENG-2001 English-III 3 STAT-1003 Programming 3
Fundamentals 3

PKS-1001 Pakistan Studies 2 ISL-1000 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2 MCM-1001 Mass Communication 3 IR-1001 International Relation

MATH-1000 Calculus-I 3 MATH-2001 Calculus-II 3 MATH-2015 Differential Equation 3 MATH-3014 Linear Algebra 3

STAT-1003 Introductory Statistics 3 STAT-1004 Introduction to Probability 3 MGT-3003 Entrepreneurship 3 STAT-2002 Intro to Regression Analysis 3
Distributions & Experimental Design

IT-1001 Introduction to Computer 3 ECO-1001 Fundamentals of Economics 3 STAT-2001 Basic Statistical Inference 3 STAT-2005 Probability and statistics 3

SOC-1001 Introduction to Sociology 3

Course SEMESTER 5 Cr. Course SEMESTER 6 Cr. Course SEMESTER 7 Cr. Course SEMESTER 8 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

STAT-3001 Probability & Probability 3 STAT-3002 Probability and Probability 3 STAT-4001 Statistical Inference-1 3 STAT-4002 Statistical Inference-II 3
Distribution-1 Distribution-II

STAT-3003 Sampling Technique-I 4 STAT-3004 Sampling Techniques-II 4 STAT-4003 Applied Multivariate 4 STAT-4019 Categorical Data Analysis 4
Analysis

STAT-3005 Design & Analysis of 4 STAT-3006 Design & Analysis of 4 STAT-4005 Research Methods 4 STAT-4024 Project 6
Experiment-I Experiment-II /Internship

STAT-3007 Regression Analysis 4 STAT-3008 Econometrics 4 STAT-4015 Data mining 3 STAT-4008 ReliabilityAnalysis 3

STAT-3013 Statistical Packages 3 STAT-3010 Non Parametric Methods 3 STAT-4023 Statistical Quality Control 3

UNIVERSITY OF SIALKOT 267

BOTANY

DEGREES OFFERED

BS Botany

MISSION STATEMENT

Its mission is to endow the youth with knowledge
and practical skills in the areas of plant sciences to
develop a world class center of excellence. It also
aims at providing latest knowledge and insight to
solve different research based problems and find
their solutions.

Moreover, the mission of the Department of Botany
is two-fold: first, we are committed to educate
students in the principle tenets of plant science
through structured inquiry and opportunities for
individualized experiential learning. Second, we are
committed to teaching ethical behavior in
experimental design and practice to all of our
students. The department strives to provide the
best educational academic goals and to facilitate
faculty in Scholarships in an atmosphere that
encourages free exchange of ideas.

BACHELOR OF PROGRAM FACTS

BOTANY (BS Botany) • Program Duration

Introduction 4 Years

The Department of Botany aims at promoting an integral understanding for • Entry Requirements
utilization of plants and to explore underlying mechanisms for promoting eco-
friendly environment. Particular emphasis is laid on focusing the application of 12 year of education pre-medical with minimum 45% marks
current advances in Genomics, Plant Physiology, DNA recombinant Technology,
Sequencing Methods, Plant Tissue and Cell Culture, Gene Transformation, • Location
Genetic Engineering, Applied Botany, Phyto-Medicines, GMOs and climate
change impact assessment on flora of Pakistan. The Department strives at its University of Sialkot.
best to boost the diverse applications of plants and their products and to tackle
emerging issues of the rapidly growing population. Career Opportunities
Its faculty is well equipped with academic and research capabilities to prepare
national human resources in future perspective. Additionally, all our energies are Specialization in different branches of plant sciences offered by
directed at promoting a conducive environment of learning and grooming talent the Department is helpful in getting jobs in agriculture based
through academic and co-curricular activities. A series of research projects with organizations, teaching in various colleges and universities and
industry-based objectives to foster socio-economic growth are expected in the in environmental NGOs like WWF and IUCN. There are several
near future. Purpose is to nurture well-trained visionary manpower to shoulder common career options for botany graduates. Though these
responsibilities in the future scenario of Pakistan. all fall under the larger botany umbrella, many of these scientific
careers blend with one another in areas of study or emphasis.
Objectives In addition to the following positions, research and teaching
positions are common occupations for graduates of advanced
Our main objective is to impart concept-based education in various areas of botany degree programs as a taxonomist, agronomist,
plant sciences together with inculcating a problem-solving approach in research ecologist, mycologist, plant breeder, horticulturist etc.
to produce top quality scientists and teachers, capable of playing a useful role in
society. Our vision is to deliver youth with the latest knowledge in plant sciences,
incorporating modern trends. Our goals include production of trained
manpower with independent thinking, that can play a leading role in teaching,
research, industry etc.

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Course SEMESTER 1 Cr. Course SEMESTER 2 Cr. Course SEMESTER 3 Cr. Course SEMESTER 4 Cr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr.

ENG-1001 English-I 3 ENG-1002 English-II 3 ENG-2001 English-III 3 BST-1001 Introduction to Biostatistics 2

PKS-1001 Pakistan Studies 2 ISL-1000 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2 MATH-1000 Mathematics 3 BST-1002 Introduction to Biostatistics 1
(Lab)

ZOO-1001 Principles of Animal Life-I 3 IT-1002 Fundamentals of IT 3 ZOO-2001 Diversity of Animal life-I 3 ZOO-2003 Animal Diversity- II 3
3
CHEM-1001 Inorganic Chemistry 3 ZOO-1002 Principles of Animal Life II 3 CHEM-2001 Physical Chemistry 3 BOT-2003 Plant Physiology and 1
Ecology 3
1
IT-1001 Introduction to Computer 3 CHEM-201 Organic Chemistry 3 BOT -2001 Cell Biology, Genetics & 3 BOT-2004 Plant Physiology and
BOT-2002 Evolution Ecology (Lab)

BOT -1001 Diversity of Plants 3 BOT-1003 Plant Systematics, Anatomy 3 Cell Biology, Genetics & 1 BOT-2005 Biodiversity and
& Development/Embryology Evolution (Lab) Conservation

BOT -1002 Diversity of Plants (Lab) 1 BOT-1004 Plant Systematics, Anatomy& 1 BOT-2006 Biodiversity and
Development/Embryology LAB Conservation (Lab)

BOT-2009 Entrepreneurship and 3
Leadership
Cr.
Course SEMESTER 5 Cr. Course SEMESTER 6 Cr. Course SEMESTER 7 Cr. Course SEMESTER 8 Hr.
Code Hr. Code Hr. Code Hr. Code
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BOT -3001 Bacteriology & Virology 3 BOT-3007 Plant Anatomy 3 BOT -4001 Molecular Biology 3 BOT -4004 Plant Physiology-II

BOT -3002 Diversity of Vascular Plants 3 BOT-3008 Plant Ecology-I 3 BOT -4002 Plant Biochemistry-II 3 BOT -4005 Genetics-II 3
BOT-3009 Genetics-I 3
BOT -3003 Phycology and Bryology 3 3 BOT -4003 Plant Ecology-II 3 BOT -4006 Environmental Biology 3
3
BOT -3004 Mycology & Plant Pathology 3 BOT-3010 Plant Biochemistry-I 3 BOT -4007 Research Planning and 3 BOT -4010 Genetic Engineering 3
Report Writing

BOT-3005 Plant Systematics 3 BOT-3011 Plant Physiology-I 3 BOT -4009 Plant Systematics and 3 BOT -4023 Fundamental of
EthnoBotany Bioinformatics

BOT -4024 Industrial Botany

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FACULTY OF Ms. Rubab Nasir
Lecturer
SCIENCES MPhil (Biochemistry)
University of Gujrat, Gujrat.
BIOCHEMISTRY
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Prof. Dr. Khalid Ahmed Mukhtar
PhD Biochemistry Mr. M. Javeed Iqbal
University of New South Wales Australia. Assistant Professor
Head of Department
Dr. Pervez Anwer PhD (in progress), University of Gujrat, Gujrat.
Assistant Professor MPhil Biotechnology UVAS, Lahore.
Head of Department
PhD Biochemistry Ms. Javaria Saleem Cheema
Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi. Lecturer
MPhil (Biotechnology)
Ms. Kanwal Nisar Lahore College for Women University, Lahore.
Lecturer
MPhil (Biochemistry) Ms. Swera Nayab
Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad. Lecturer (Gold Medalist)
MPhil (Molecular biology)
Ms. Zunaira Aslam University of Lahore, Lahore.
Lecturer
MPhil (Biochemistry & Molecular Biology)
University of Gujrat, Gujrat.

FACULTY OF PHYSICS

SCIENCES Prof. Dr. Zahoor A. Sheikh
Dean Faculty of Sciences
Ms. Tabeer Fatima PhD Physics
Lecturer University of Sterling, UK
MS Computational Sciences and
Engineering (Bioinformatics) (NUST), Islamabad Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim
Lecturer
Ms. Shahrish Habib Head of Department
Lecturer PhD Scholar
MPhil (Biotechnology) M.Phil Physics
University of Gujrat, Gujrat Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad.
Mr. Ammar Shahid
Mr. Muhammad Rashid PhD Scholar
Lecturer MPhil (Quantum Physics)
MPhil (Biotechnology) Punjab University,
University of Gujrat, Gujrat. Lahore.

Ms. Mariam Saghir Ms. Iqra Irfan
Associate Lecturer Lecturer
Biotechnology MPhil
M.Phil Biotechnology (In Progress) Agriculture University, Faisalabad.
University of Gujrat, Gujrat.
M.Sc. University of the Punjab, Lahore.

FACULTY OF Zenab Saqib
Lecture
SCIENCE MPhil Chemistry
University of Gujrat, Gujrat.
CHEMISTRY
MATHEMATICS
Ms. Qamar Un Nisa
Head of Department Dr. Mariam Sheikh
M.Phil (Analytical Chemistry) Assistant Professor
University of the Punjab, Lahore. Head of Department
PhD (Fluid Mechanics)
Ms. Fouzia Noreen The Islamia University of Bahawalpur.
Lecturer
M.Phil (Physical Chemistry) Mr Jawad Alam
University of Sargodha. Lecturer
M.Phil (Mathematics)
Mr. Humyon Irshad University of Management and
Lecturer Technology, Sialkot.
M.Phil (Material science)
GCU, Lahore, Pakistan. Ms. Bushra Younas
Lecturer
Ms. Aysha Amjad PhD Scholar (Differential Equation)
Lecturer University of Lahore, Lahore.
M.Phil (Organic Chemistry)
University of Punjab, Lhr, Pakistan.

FACULTY OF Mr. Shakeel Ahmad
Associate Lecturer
SCIENCE M.Phil (In progress)
Bahauddin Zakariya University,
Ms. Madeeha Baloch Lahore Campus.
Lecturer
PhD Scholar (Pure Mathematics) Ms. Faiza Ishfaq
University Of Engineering and Associate Lecturer
Technology, Lahore. M.Phil
University of Management and
Ms. Nida Hashmi Technology, Sialkot.
Lecturer
MPhil (Applied Mathematics) ZOOLOGY
NCBA&E, Lahore.
Assistant Professor (HOD)
Ms. Hina Qureshi PhD (Zoology)
Lecturer University of Agriculture, Faisalabad.
MPhil (Differential Equations)
University of Gujrat, Gujrat. Ms. Rukhshanda Saleem
Assistant Professor
Ms. Nadia Javed Sandhu Ph.D Scholar
Lecturer University of Gujrat, Gujrat.
MPhil (Mathematics)
Garrison University Lahore.

Ms. Fariha Anwar
Associate Lecturer
MPhil (In Progress)
University of Management and
Technology, Sialkot.

FACULTY OF Ms. Sonia Iqbal
Associate Lecturer
SCIENCE MPhil Statistics (in progress)
University of Gujrat.
Ms. Anam Javed
Lecture BOTANY
Ph.D. Scholar
University of Punjab, Lahore Dr. Brian Gagosh Nayyar
Lecturer
Ms. Mobeen Kalsoom PhD (Botany)
Lecturer Arid Agriculture University,
Mphil (Zoology) Rawalpindi.
Arid Agriculture University,
Rawalpindi

STATISTICS

Ms. Saima Atif
Lecturer
MPhil (Statistics)
Bahauddin Zakariya
University, Multan.

Ms. Mishal Waseem
Lecturer
MPhil Statistics (Sampling and
Quality control)
Punjab University, Lahore.

Faculty Of Sciences Has Won First Position At District Level
Environmental Competition 2018

UNIVERSITY

STUDENTS’ CODE OF CONDUCT

University of Sialkot is committed to Academic Integrity, which involves upholding ethical standards in all aspects of academic work,
including learning, teaching and research. It involves acting with the principles of honesty, fairness, trust and responsibility and requires
respect for knowledge and its development.

University supports the promotion of these values in all academic endeavors in teaching, learning and research. Students and staff of
University of Sialkot are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that reflects these values. The rules, standards, codes, policies,
guidelines, procedures and other requirements specified by University, its constituent faculties and academic units have been
developed in accordance with these values to provide direction on putting these values into action.

Every student shall observe the following Codes of Conduct:-

 Faithfulness in his/her religious duties and respect for convictions of others in matters of religion, conscience and custom.
 Loyalty to Pakistan and refraining from doing anything which might lower its honor and prestige in any way.
 Truthfulness and honesty in dealing with other people.
 Respect for the elders and politeness to all: especially to women, children, old people, the weak, disabled and the helpless.
 Respect for his/her teachers, non-teaching staff and others in authority in the institute.
 Cleanliness of mind, speech, habits, body and environment.
 Helpfulness to fellow beings.
 Devotion to studies, sports, curricular and co-curricular activities prescribed, organized and carried out under the banner of the

institute/University.
 Observance of thrift and protection of personal and public property.
 Dedication to the protection and promotion of environment and ecosystem.
 Upholding the sanctity of the institute and compliance to its rules and regulations.

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 Action against Misconduct

Every member of the teaching staff shall have the power to check any disorderly or improper conduct, or any breach of the regulations
by students in any part of the University or concerned institute, hostel, playground or sports complex, residential area, market-place
and their premises and to immediately report the matter to the concerned authority/authorities. All actions taken or penalties imposed
against the student shall be recorded and conveyed in writing to the concerned officials/offices.

If such misconduct occurs in the class-room, the teacher may instantly impose a fine not exceeding Rs. 1000 (one thousand), may
report the matter at once to the concerned authority or may require the student to leave the classroom.

The Librarian or library in-charge shall be responsible for the maintenance of order in the library. In case of any disorderly conduct or
any breach of regulations, he may require the offender to withdraw from the library for the remainder of the day or if the later deserves a
severe punishment, he/she may be fined maximum to Rs. 1000 (one thousand) or reported to the Discipline Committee.

The Senior Wardens, Wardens and Assistant Wardens shall be responsible for the maintenance of order in the hostels. The Director
Administration or Administrative Officer and Security Officer shall assist the hostel administration in handling law and order situation
whenever they are called for help.

The Director of Sports/Director of Physical Education shall be responsible for the maintenance of order among the students on or near
playground or while otherwise under his charge. They shall also render their assistance in sport events organized by the University
Student Societies and Clubs.

The Chief Proctor, Staff Proctors and Students Proctors shall assist the University officials in maintaining order among the students on
the Campus and to check the behavior likely to damage the sanctity, prestige and honor of the institute or its staff.

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Prohibited Acts

Full or partial breach of the following prohibited acts would result into one or more minor and/or major penalties and may end up in
cancellation of admission or expulsion from the institute/university:

 Smoking in the class-room, corridor, laboratory, workshop, library, examination hall, convocation hall, during study, functions
and/or within all public buildings or places.

 The consumption of alcoholic drinks or other intoxicating drugs within the institute, hostel, during instructions, sports or surveys,
entering such places or attending any such tours/camps while under the influence of such intoxication.

 Except prescribed under the rules and regulations, organizing or taking part in any functions or gatherings within the institute, hostel
and their premises and organizing any club or society of student under any name on political, regional ethnic, sectarian and religious
basis or helping, supporting and harboring such elements, groups or parties in any part of the institute or hostel.

 Indulgence in politics of any type or to be a member of any political party or wing of regional, ethnic or sectarian organization.
Participation or supporting any student federation and/or holding a gathering, meeting or taking out procession in any part of the
Campus.

 Displaying/carrying/putting any badge, insignia, sticker, handout, poster, placard, banner, signboard, or waving flag/emblem of any
political party or a sect, tribe or regional group or person, wall chalking on any part of buildings, notice boards vehicles, roads or
anywhere on campus.

 Collecting any money or receiving funds or pecuniary assistance for or on behalf of the institution except with the written permission
of the competent authority.

 Staging, inciting or participating in; or abetting any walk-out, strike, or other form of agitation against the institute or its teachers or
officers; inciting any one to violence, disruption of the peaceful atmosphere of the institute in any way; making inflammatory
speeches or gestures which may cause resentment; issuing of pamphlets or cartoons casting aspersions on the teachers, staff of
the institute or its bodies; or doing anything in any way like to promote rift and hatred among the various groups of classes of
students community; issuing statements in the press; making false accusations or lowering the prestige of the institute.

 Possession of weapons of any kind on the campus including fire-arms, crackers clubs, road, sharp or blunt tools in the institute,
library or hostel and their premises.

 Interference in the official matters and threatening the authorities or duty staff.
 Living in hostels without payment; hanging on the dining hall/canteen, sponging on an individual or shops on the campus.
 Subletting hostel accommodation.

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Act of Indiscipline

Anyone who:

 Disobeys the lawful order of teacher or other person in authority in the institute;
 Habitually neglects his/her work or habitually absents himself/herself from classes without valid reason;
 Willfully damages public property or the property of a fellow student, teacher or employee of the university;
 Does not pay the fees, fines, or other dues payable under the rules and regulations;
 Does not comply with the rules relating to residence in hostels; uses indecent language, wears immodest dress, makes indecent

remarks or gestures, behaves in a disorderly manner and commits any criminal immoral, dishonorable act (whether committed
within the Campus or outside) or any act which is prejudicial to the interest of the institute shall be guilty of an act of indiscipline and
shall be liable for each such act to one or more of the penalties mentioned below in regulation.

Penalties

The penalties which may be imposed and the authorities competent to impose each kind of penalty are specified below:

Minor Penalties

Sr.# Category Imposing Authority
Teacher-in-charge
Removal from class-room, laboratory, In-charge of the game

1. orkshop or field work up to four
consecutive periods.

2. Withdrawal from games or the field up to
one week

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Sr.# Category Imposing Authority
Head of Department
3. Withdrawal from education or sports
tour or survey camp. Head of Department

4. Removal from the institute /classes for a Librarian/Head
period up to two weeks.
Resident Warden
5. Withdrawal from library/seminar library Senior Warden
up to two weeks. Teacher, Resident Warden, Staff, Advisor
of Union, Organizer of Students Societies
6. Removal from hostel for a period up to or a Club, Director of Physical Education/ Sports
four weeks. Senior Warden, Deputy Director SSC, Librarian

7. Removal from hostel for a period up to
four months.

8. Fine up to Rs. 1000 (one thousand)

9. Fine up to Rs. 1500 (fifteen hundred)

10. (Fine up to Rs. 2000 (two thousands). Head of Department

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Sr.# Category Imposing Authority
Head of Department
11. Cancellation of remission of fees or
Scholarship.

12. Removal from a position of authority Senior Warden, Resident Warden.
in a hostel

13. Removal from a position of authority in Director Students Services on complain

Student's Union, Students Societies Clubs. /request of HOD or a senior faculty member.

14. Removal from a position of authority Director Sports, Director Physical Education and
in Sports. Sports Committee.

Major Penalties

 Rustication by the Head of Department
 Expulsion from an institute by the Discipline Committee with the approval of the Vice-Chancellor.

Rustication

 The head of an institute may rusticate a student for misconduct or gross breach of discipline. Rustication whenever imposed on a
student shall always mean the loss of one academic year. The period of absence from the institute/classes will, however, depend
upon the time of the year when the penalty is imposed. The student under rustication will have the option of rejoining the class at the
beginning of the next academic year, and it shall be obligatory on the part of the institute to re-admit him if he wishes so. Tuition fees
shall not be charged during the rustication-period, nor the name of the rusticated student be mentioned on the roll of the institution
concerned.

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 No fee will be charged from a rusticated student for the period, when exceeds a month, during which his name remains struck off
the rolls.

 A rusticated student if re-admitted or if he is otherwise eligible may take up the examinations provided that he is permitted by the
concerned head to do so. The student will himself be responsible for the shortage of attendance if any.

Expulsion

 If a student has committed such an offence which in the opinion of the head of an Institute demands his expulsion, his name will be
reported to the Vice-Chancellor. The Vice-Chancellor will have powers to sanction expulsion for a period not exceeding 24 months.
If the recommended expulsion exceeds 24 (twenty-four) months, approval of the Syndicate will be necessary in such cases.

 The Vice-Chancellor may expel a student for misconduct or gross breach of discipline either himself or on the report and
recommendations of the 'Discipline Committee' or any officer of the University for a period not exceeding two years.

 The period of expulsion will be counted from the date of issuance of such notice by the concerned head, who shall have powers to
enforce his orders subject to the confirmation of the Vice-Chancellor/Syndicate, as the case may be. An order of expulsion shall
involve the loss of one academic session or more to the student concerned.

 The name of the expelled student will immediately be removed from the rolls, and no fee will be charged from him for the period of
expulsion, if it exceeds one month.

 A student expelled may be re-admitted into the same institute or another affiliated institution after the expiry of the period of
expulsion if permitted by the Vice-Chancellor.

 The cases of expulsion will be registered in the University and announced to all other institutions and Universities.

General

 The Vice-Chancellor may revise the penalty notification on the recommendations of the concerned head or authority as the case
may be.

 The authority, which had the power to rusticate, could also withdraw the same order before the expiry of the period.
 No student shall be rusticated or expelled from the institute unless he/she has been allowed a reasonable chance of replying (in

writing or personal appearance) to the accusation against him/her before the concerned authority.
 When in the opinion of the 'Discipline Committee' the penalty of rustication expulsion is not called for in a case referred to it, it may

impose any other penalty or penalties mentioned above.

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Appeals

 An appeal against the punishment of rustication or expulsion shall lie to an appellate Committee comprising the Vice-Chancellor,
concerned Dean, concerned head of department and the Chairman of the Department/Principal of the College concerned and the
Provost.

 Written appeal against the decision of an authority imposing a minor penalty must be filed within seven days of the issuance of the
notice, imposed on any legal/ technical ground, to the Discipline Committee.

 An appeal on the grounds that an authority has imposed a penalty which was not competent to impose shall lie with the Vice-
Chancellor.

 Unless the Vice-Chancellor may, for valid reasons, extend this period, no appeal by a student shall be entertained if it is not
presented within fifteen days from the date on which the decision is communicated to him/her.

Compensation for Loss or damage of property

 The Vice-Chancellor or Dean or HOD or officer to whom the Vice-chancellor may delegate his powers may direct a student to pay
compensation for any loss of or damage to a property belonging to the university, public authority or to a fellow student or employee
of the university, caused by a willful act or gross negligence of the student. If the concerned student(s) does not pay such
compensation within stipulated time, the Vice-Chancellor may expel him/her from the University.

General

 The Vice-Chancellor, while dealing with a case of indiscipline, may refer it to the Discipline Committee' for opinion/advice.

Vice-Chancellor's Emergency Powers

 The Vice-Chancellor may, in case of an emergency, take any action against a student or student(s) pending Discipline Committee'
decision of rustication or expulsion and order the removal of a student from the University or restrict his entry into whole or any part
of the Campus.

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Introduction

These rules and regulations of University of Sialkot are formed upon the guidelines of HEC (Higher Education Commission) and its
policy regarding Semester System Examination.
The stated rules and regulations are generalized for 4 years program of BS (Hons) and 2 years programs of MA/ M.Sc. The mentioned
data provide guidelines of semester system by highlighting rules related to courses, credit hours, assignments and conduct regarding
examinations and result process and procedures. The document will serve the purpose of a guide. It is should not be considered as an
alternative to the periodic notification issued by University of Sialkot. The offices of student services center, registrar and controller may
be contacted for further clarity and any query.

1. Schedule of Semesters

An academic year shall comprise of two semesters Fall and Spring. The duration of each semester shall be 16 working weeks, which
are further sub divided as
(a) 15 weeks for teaching (b) 1 week to conduct examination.

Summer school may be offered to those students (a) who have failed to pass the semester (b) who have withdrawn the course (c) who
aim to improve their CGPA. Summer semester will be comprised total 8 weeks during summer vacations. Maximum 8 – 9 credit hours
can be offered by each department by its choice.

2. Course Credit

BS (Hons.) 4 year degree program shall comprise minimum 130 credit hours mandatory. These 130 credit hours are earned normally in
designed 8 semester's scheme. MA/ M.Sc 2 year degree program shall comprise minimum 66 credit hours mandatory. These 66
credit hours are earned normally in designed 4 semester's scheme. Weekly one hour class contact per semester is equal to one credit
hour. In case of practical/ laboratory work two hours are equal to one credit hour.

3. Course Workload

A student is required to take 15 to 18 credit hour work load. In case a student has CGPA in range between 2.50 or above, he/she may
be allowed to take workload of 18 credit hours.

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In case a student has CGPA in range between 2.00 to 2.49, he/she may be allowed to take workload of 15 credit hours. In case a
student has CGPA in range of 1.50 to 1.99, he/she may be allowed to take workload of 12 credit hours. In an exception case, the
student is graduating the very same semester, he/she may be allowed to take 18 to 21 credit hours if the CGPA is in range of 2.00 or
above.

4. Repeating Courses

With the permission of the concerned teacher and HOD, a student with “F” grade is required to repeat the course when it is offered in
the next semesters. Such student will need to register in the first week of semester for that course.

The student will repeat the course and take classes as well when offered next time if he/she is dropped due to short attendance in any
particular course. The student is only required to retake the midterm and final term examination along with new sessional work in case
he/she has failed the course due to short of marks. In case of grade “D” or “C” scored by a student, he/she may be allowed to repeat
the course for grade improvement.

5. Incomplete Grades on Medical Grounds

If a student does not appeared in the final examination of the semester due medical grounds or unavoidable circumstances, he/she
may repeat the course under the following rules when offered next time:

 The number of lectured attended requirement is fulfilled by the student.
 The student must have cleared the midterm examination and sessional work required in the semester.
 Upon the recommendation of the concerned committee such students shall be given (I Grade) incomplete grade.
 Whenever the course is offered again, students will only take the final examination at the end of the semester in such case.

6. Class Attendance

Attendance in all classes, laboratories, tutorials or other class meetings officially planned for a course are mandatory to be attend by
the students. It is also mandatory that students will complete all assignments of the particular course. Each three credit hour courses
comprise of 48 contact hours (3 hours/ week x 16 teaching weeks = 48) in a semester.

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The students are allowed to sit in final examination only if minimum 75% attendance requirement is met. If student remains absent in
seven consecutive lectures his/her name will be dropped from the particular course.

7. Migration/Transfer of Credits

A student may be allowed to migrate upon fulfillment of Migration Regulation of university of Sialkot.

 Transfer of credits earned from previous institution is subject to similarity and equivalence condition with the university courses.
 In case of less than 70% marks are scored there shall be no credit hour transfer.
 In first semester of the program migration will not be allowed.
 In case the CGPA is less than 2.00 migration of the student will not be allowed.
 Migration is subject to the availability of the seats plus the requirement of the merit.
 There is an exemption upon merit criteria in case the CGPA is equal or more than 2.50.

8. Examination/Evaluation System (Midterm and Sessional)

The final evaluation of every student in each course is subject to the assessment made upon the midterms, sessional work
(presentations, assignments, quizzes and practical) and end of semester examinations.

Midterm: 25 Marks
Final Term examination: 50 Marks
Sessional : 25 Marks

9. End of Semester Examination for Undergraduate Programmes

Final Term Examination of each semester will be conducted by the office of Controller of Examination. Time period of end of semester
examination during examination week(s) will be 2-3 hours. Entire syllabus will be the part of final examination.
Each question paper will consist of two sections - Objective and Subjective. Objective section will contain 20 to 25 marks and
subjective section will contain 25 to 30 marks. Student must obtain at least 50% marks in aggregate of Midterm, sessional and End of
Semester Examination to pass any course.

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10. Grading System
Equivalence between Letter Grading and Numerical Grading shall be as follows:

Marks in Percentage Letter Grade Numeric Values Remarks

90 and Above A+ 4 Exceptional
85 - 89.99 A 3.7 Outstanding
80 - 84.99 A- 3.4
75 - 79.99 B+ 3 Excellent
70 - 74.99 B 2.7 Very Good
65 - 69.99 B- 2.4
60 - 64.99 C+ 2 Good
55 - 59.99 C 1.5 Average
50 - 54.99 D1 Satisfactory
Below 50 F0 Marginal Pass
W Withdrawal Unsatisfactory
I Incomplete on Medical grounds
TIP Thesis/Project in progress Fail
-
-
-

Maximum possible Grade Point Average (GPA) assigned to any student for any course will be 4.00. Minimum 2.00 CGPA (Cumulative
Grade Point Average) is required for obtaining the 4 years undergraduate and 2 years M.A/M.Sc (after 14 years education) degree.

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11. Rules for Promotion for Undergraduate Programmes

To be promoted in next semester, a student must score a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 1.50 at the end of every semester. In
case a student is not able to score GPA of 1.50, shall stand dropped from the roll number he/she is registered automatically. A student
is required to repeat all the courses in which he/she had failed in the previous semester during the degree programme. If a student gets
F, D or C grade in any semester, he/she can improve his/her grade by repeating whenever offered.

12. Semester Freeze

Due to any valid reason, a student may freeze his/her studies maximum for one year (two semesters) 'With the permission of the
Director/Dean concerned on the recommendation of the HOD/Coordinator. The case, after permission, will be forwarded to the
Registrar office for compliance and registrar office will notify the semester freeze status for the applicant.

 Students are not allowed to freeze his/her 1st semester.
 The student will lose his studentship status during the "freezing period" and shall not be permitted to use any facility like

hostel/medical/transport, which University of Sialkot extends to its regular students.
 The student will join university in the same semester for which he/she applied for freeze in next year with the next session after

paying semester dues.

13. Unfair Means/Cheating Cases

In achieving skillfulness and moral uprightness, it is expected that all the students will be sincere and dedicated during examinations
activity. USKT gives equal opportunities and constructive environment for learning and determining the goals and objectives. A
credible examination system is the core of excellence in academic pursuits. USKT will observe a strict code of conduct in examination.
Following actions will be regarded as Unfair Means and are accountable to strict penalties by the Unfair Means Committee, after
proper proceedings and giving the candidates fair chance of showing cause.

Possession of Helping Material

Any applicant who, after declaration made by the Invigilator/Superintendents, neglects to part with or is found to have in his/her
ownership or access, books or notes, papers, packs, pencil cases, pagers, cell phones, adding machines, palmtop PCs, recording

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devices, hiding notes on c1othinglhands/shoes/pockets/wallets Or some other material or gear in his/her ownership identifying with
the subject of Examination of that paper or distinguished in giving or getting help, or utilizing or endeavoring to utilize some other Unfair
Means regarding the Examination.

10. Grading System

ownership or access, books or notes, papers, packs, pencil cases, pagers, cell phones, adding machines, palmtop PCs, recording
devices, hiding notes on c1othinglhands/shoes/pockets/wallets Or some other material or gear in his/her ownership identifying with
the subject of Examination of that paper or distinguished in giving or getting help, or utilizing or endeavoring to utilize some other Unfair
Means regarding the Examination.

Copying

Any competitor discovered liable of replicating from any paper, book or notes, cell phones, some other helping material, enabling
some other possibility to duplicate his/her Answer Book or trading Answer Book/Extra Sheet/Question Paper with different hopefuls
and making motions which may help in explaining the paper.

Impersonation

Any individual who mimics a legitimate hopeful by falsification of reports i.e. move number slip or the enlistment record or masks
him/herself or some other means.

Physical Assault and Intimidation or Misbehaving

Any individual who mimics a legitimate hopeful by falsification of reports i.e. move number slip or the enlistment record or masks
him/herself or some other means.

Possession of Weapons

Any competitor discovered blameworthy of having guns, blades, blades and different weapons, which may cause damage.

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Instigation for a Walkout/Pen-Down strike
Any hopeful discovered blameworthy of inducing others to arrange a walkout or fall back on a pen-down strike.
False statement/Forgery
Any competitor discovered liable of fashioning someone else's marks on his/her Attendance Sheet.
Identity/Appeal
Revealing his/her personality or making an interest in his/her Answer Book to the Assessor.
Influencing
Any hopeful discovered liable of impacting or endeavoring to impact the Assessor, Examiners, Supervisory Staff or University
Employees straightforwardly or through his/her relatives or gatekeepers or companions with the goal of picking up advantage in the
Examination/Paper Assessing.
Disobedience/Disturbance
Any applicant who declines to comply with the Center Superintendent or changes his/her seat with another hopeful, or changes
his/her move number or make unsettling influence in smooth working of Examination Center.
Substituting the Answer Book
Any hopeful substituting the entire or part of an Answer Book or a Continuation Sheet in the Examination Center which isn't properly
issued to him/her for the Examination.

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Taking out/Tearing off Answer Sheet
Any hopeful taking out from the Examination Center the entire or a piece of an Answer Book or Tear off an Answer Book or Pages or
Continuation Sheet.
UNFAIR MEANS MAY LEAD TO ONE OR MORE FOLLOWING PENALTIES;
 The UMC committee may assign grade "F" in the relevant paper
 The UMC committee may impose maximum fine up to Rs. 10,000 per paper;
 The UMC committee may suspend guilty student from the Program;
 The UMC committee may expel guilty student from the University.
14. Cancellation of Admission
If a student fails to attend any lecture during the first four weeks after the commencement of the semester as per announced schedule,
his/her admission shall stand cancelled.
15. Vice Chancellor's Authority in Special Cases
Notwithstanding anything contrary to these Regulations, The Vice Chancellor shall have the power to issue orders, directions or
instructions for the smooth working of semester system, where the regulations are silent and in cases of ambiguity or discrepancy
regarding the interpretation of these regulations, the decision of the Vice Chancellor shall be final.

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OBJECTIVES

 To operate and manage the University hostels on professional grounds.
 To maintain remarkable discipline and to allot rooms to eligible students.
 To have a proper reporting mechanism in place to inform the management of the progress of the hostels on daily basis.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Only enrolled students studying at The University of Sialkot and the faculty members will be eligible to apply for hostel rooms.
2. To take a hostel room, the students will fill out a requisite application form for the reservation of room-before start of semester.
3. For the de-allocation application, a month prior notice should be submitted.
4. All the occupants of hostel rooms will be bound to follow the code of conduct and hostel rules and regulations in place at all times.
Any material breach thereof will render disciplinary action.
5. Mess facilities are available on self-finance basis for all students.
6. Prior to allocation of room, it will be necessary for the student to pay the due tuition fee to the university and evidence of the payment
is sourced and attached to the application form.
7. Hostel management will decide for the application in terms of acceptance or refusal and the applicant will be informed accordingly of
the decision, whatever it may be.
8. On acceptance of application, room allocation, will be made to the applicant/student and relevant dues such as registration fee and
room rent will be charged on auto basis by the system and it will be necessary to deposit fee by the due date notified on the relevant
document.
9. No allocation of room will be processed unless all the desired and complete information is provided by the applicant including details
of family, guardian and visitor's info, their CNIC numbers, contact details and emergency contact numbers.
10. All hostel occupants will be liable to pay for the damages caused by them to the property of University hostel.
11. On breach of any hostel accommodation rules and after obtaining an opportunity of being heard, name of boarder may be struck
off, fine will be charged, hostel room will be de-allocated and guardian will be notified in writing.
12. On subsequent reallocation of hostel room, a re-activation fee will have to be charged
13. A student admission card will be issued on room allocation and the card will be the property of the University of Sialkot which the
student will have to return when vacating the accommodation.

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14. Student's outstanding dues will be monitored by the accounts office and the fee recovery section. Hostel management will help
the system when required
15. Accounts department will prepare the notices for the fee defaulters and issue warning letters. The management reserves the right
to de-allocate the student accommodation.
16. Students will be responsible to take care of their valuables/belongings and in case of theft management will not be responsible.
17. Students’ parents and visitors will not be allowed to meet them outside the visiting hours.
18. A student, once de-allocated from the hostels, cannot be re-allocated for six months from the time of de-allocation.
19. Any violation of rules and regulations will result in strict disciplinary action.

STUDENTS ENTRY AND EXIT PASSES

 To ensure safety and security of the students, University has designed an entry and exit pass which has three copies; a copy which
remains in the warden's office, a copy which the students leave at the security office and a copy which she hands into security office
upon return to the University at the stated time.

 The pass will contain the student's name, registration number, hostel name, the student's contact number and CNIC number.
 Out pass slips are issued to students who may find it difficult to report at the standard time (7:00pm). The out pass can only be

issued with the consent of the parents. If the student fails to return by the time indicated on the out-pass slip, she and the family are
immediately contacted to locate the student. The student is also charged a fine of Rs 4000.

Regarding accommodation for boys and girls there are three girls hostels and one boys hostel namely:

Noorabad Girls Hostel ----Superintendent Dr Mariam /HOD Maths Department (03216745816)
Paki Kotli Girls Hostel ----Superintendent Ms. Iqra Irfan /Physics Department (0333-8649935)
Paki Kotli Girls Hostel ----Superintendent Ms. Anum Javed /Zoology Department (0304-4795871)
Noorabad Boys Hostel ---- Superintendent Mr. Habib Asghar /HOD Economics Department (0332-24497652)

Warden for all the Hostels - Prof. Dr. Zahoor.A.Sheikh --- (0300-6386527)

Students are advised to contact the hostel superintendents regarding the availability of the accommodation in the hostels.

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TRANSPORT FACILITIES

For the convenience of students and staff, University of Sialkot has a fleet of modern buses with air conditioning that cover
forward Different routes in Gujranwala, Daska, Sambrial, and surrounding cities. The buses provide safe transportation
facilities of convenient places around the city as well as the suburbs of Sialkot. Buses adhere to strict schedules to ensure
timely collection and delivery services.

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Office of Vice Chancellor 103

Office of Registrar 116

Office of Controller of Examination 109

Office of Treasurer 119

Office of Student Services Center (SSC) 105

Office of Admissions 113

Office of Security Chief 111

University of Sialkot
1 KM, Main Daska Road, Sialkot - Pakistan.
Phone: 052-3575518-21
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