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ترک ںین دنس وک ےلاو ےنرک زوجت ےس دح (190البقر)حد سے تجوز ن کرو بے ش

Education is a matter of life and death for Pakistan.

The world is progressing so rapidly that without

requisite advance in education, not only shall we be

left behind others but may be wiped out altogether

(September 26, 1947, Karachi)

ن اقل اپ ک ویاں

س خرز ب م ت ہ ارذ



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WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT

Unique Leadership

Experienced And Professionally Qualified Staff

Monthly Progress Report

Sheikh Muhammad Din Award

Scholarships And Prizes

Checking Of Class Performance And Attendance Report

Providing Best Study Material

Individual Attention

Developing Work Habits

Monthly Tests And Send-Up Examination

Personality Grooming And Character Building

Teachers, Parents And Students Counseling

Result Oriented Education

Regular Reporting To The Parents/ Parent Teacher Meetings

Special Package For Hafiz-E-Quran, Kinship

Highly Attractive And Learning Environment

Curricular And Co-Curricular Activities Special Package For Students Obtaining 85% Marks And Financial Help For Needy Students

Compulsory Quranic Education

Air-Conditioned Library

Pick & Drop Facilities At Your Own Route

Tutorial Groups

Facilities Of Internet Wi-Fi And Multimedia

Spacious Play Ground



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Chairman’s Message

Education is the only tool, which makes a country prosper in every field of life, thus giving people a chance to live a peaceful ad comfortable life.

The founder of Pakistan Quaid-E-Azam Muhammad Ali Jannah, addressing the first all Pakistan conference 1947, stated that the future of our state

will and must depend upon the type of education we give to our children. He laid emphasis on the access of girls to education and better quality of

education for all in the areas of Science and Technology. The policy of Government to promote education through private sector gives us the

mandate to establish educational institute in the province. The opening of Din College For Women, Chiniot is also an attempt to educate the youthof Chiniot, particularly the girls. This education project, in my view, will be a step to reduce the gender disparity and provide purpose-oriented

education at an affordable cost to one of the most neglected under privileged remote areas thereby ensuring the empowerment of women by

preparing them for the responsibility of scientific, technological and socio-economic development of the country Our Courses are designed to provide our students the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in today's competitive environment. Our vision for the future

realism and our focus is steadfastly on raising the quality of education to it and for not only with the best in Pakistan but those refers them as world class

institution.

Din College for Women is set up with noble objective and pioneer spirit. Besides quality education, we provide very protective and satisfying environment ess

growth of students’ assure you that your experience at our institution will be rewarding both academically and culturally because we have excellent facilities

classes as the faculty is highly qualified, we try to develop in each student maximum potential by providing not only the latest teaching methods and technology

guidance & assistance.

The real merit of an institution is to squeeze the best out of the available talent Din College for Women aspires to do that and ensures that the atmosphere is

academic innovation. I wish you all the best in your future literary endeavors.

In the end, I would like to draw your attention to a very important issue in this world; man has so many desires and wishes. He struggles hard to translate h

dreams in-to reality. He may fulfill his desire & It is also possible that he may not achieve his goal but the secret of real success in that every desire and wish

submission to the wish and desire of Almighty Allah JJH and His last Prophet Hazrat Muhammad S.A.W.W . I am also thankful to my city fellows particularly the

“Anjuman Islamia” Chiniot, who stood by me and with their combined efforts and co-operation, the dream of this college become a reality. In the end, I pray to

college may fulfill our desires and prove to be an asset for Chiniot city.

S.M MUNEER Chairman, Chiniot Anjuma



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Brief History of Din College for Women Chiniot

Din College for Women Chiniot had been established under the auspices of Chiniot Anjuman Islamia. Since the inception in 1983 A

launched numerous welfare projects which include primary schools, High Schools, Madrasa-tul Binat, Colleges, Hospitals and dispensaries

developed in the light of the teachings of the Holy Quran and Sunnah. This society has been rendering financial assistance to the deserving stu

Din College for Women Chiniot is a step forward in realizing the goals of the society- quality education and training of youth as goo

and Pakistan is the mission which society will continue to fulfill. This society is committed to provide the students with best possible facult

resources, services and congenial environment. The projects, the society has launched so far, have yielded good and encouraging results, an

Din College for Women project will be pursued with same missionary zeal.

Being aware of the great role that good education is to play in the national life and having painfully realized the dearth of good e

institution to meet the educational need to the fast increasing population of Chiniot. Din College for Women Chiniot was established by S.M

the year 2003 on the esteem desire of Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan. The College premises cover an area of 4 acres including main building which

square ft.

In the beginning the College has double stories, now third storey has been constructed, named Hameeda Begum Block by Din family

2010. There are spacious rooms in this College including two computer labs as well as two libraries. The Premises consisted of the one geog

two biology labs, one botany & one Zoology lab, two physics labs, two Chemistry labs, a psychology & Home Economics labs and a spo

these labs are equipped with latest apparatuses. The College has a main hall to arrange any kind of function. Starting secondary level Engli

school (Science+ Commerce) besides M.A English, M.A Economics, M.A Islamiat, M.A Urdu, M.Ed, B.Ed, and Diploma Physical Education

The choice of each student is carefully adjusted t o her ability & aptitude as well as the future career, which she has in her mind.



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مدآ می سب سے ڑا اصول ہے۔ ا ن

LIST OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

DIN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN CHINIOT

1. Mr. S.M Muneer Chairman

2. Shafeeq Ahmad Magoon Vice Chairman

3. Mian Rasheed Iqbal Convener Accounts

4. Mian Saleem Omer Sb Member

5. S.M Saleem Member

6. Mian. Naseem Shafi Member

7. Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh (MNA) Member

8. Mian Mushtaq Ahmad Member

9. Mian Abdul Hameed Puri Member

10. Ch.M .Iqbal Member

11. Ch. Masood Iqbal Member

12. Dr. Hassan Sohaib Murad (UMT Lahore) Member

13. Principal Din College Principal /Secretary



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(93انل)اگ ت عم نہ ت عم واں س چھ و

Sr.no Name Qualification Subject Designation

1. Mrs. Ghazala Ghazanfer M.A,B.Ed English, History, TEFL Act. Principal2. Mrs.Rahila Raza M.A,B.Ed History lecturer

3. Mrs.Shaista Zaidi M.A,B.Ed Urdu Lecturer

4. Mrs. Qudsia Irfan M.Sc,B.Ed Computer Science Lecturer

5. Ms. Khalida Parveen M.A Education, Pol.Science Lecturer

6. Mrs. Misbah Liaqat M.A,B.Ed Urdu Lecturer

7. Mrs. Gulnaz Bano M.A,B.Ed Islamiat, Arabic Lecturer

8. Mrs. Tayyaba Kulsoom M.Sc,B.Ed Geography Lecturer

9. Mrs. Tanveer Fatima M.A,B.Ed Economics Lecturer

10. Mrs. Attia Amir M.A Islamiat, Arabic Lecturer

11. Mrs. Rukhsana Parveen M.Sc,B.Ed Home-Economics Lecturer

12. Mrs. Hina Naqi M.Sc,B.Ed Statistics Lecturer

13. Ms. Shagufta Malik M.A, M.Ed Pol-Science Lecturer

14. Ms. Asma Aslam M.A, M.Ed English Lecturer

15. Mrs. Ezza Abbass M.A, M.Ed Psychology Lecturer

16. Ms. Irum Ejaz M.COM,B.Ed Accounting Lecturer

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17. Ms. Sidra Sadiq M.Sc,M.Ed Sociology Lecturer

18. Ms. Aqsa Ramzan M.A,M.Ed English Lecturer

19. Ms. Sadia M.SC Home-Economics Lecturer

20. Mrs. Nosheen Yousaf M.A Islamiat, Education Lecturer

21. Ms. Kiran Sheikh M.A,M.Ed M.A Education. Lecturer

22. Ms Aqsa Shahid M.Com,B.Ed Accounting Lecturer

23. Ms Maria Abbas M.SC Biology Lecturer

24. Ms. Kiran Aslam M.A, B.Ed English Lecturer

25. Ms. Sidra Farooq M.Sc, B.Ed Computer Science Lecturer

26. Mr. Muneer Tabassum M.Sc Physics Lecturer

27. Ms. Javeria Rashid M. Phil Economics Lecturer

28. Ms. Sana Yousaf M.Sc Maths Lecturer

29. Ms. Shama Naqvi M.Phil Zoology Lecturer

30. Ms.Matiha Jamil M.Sc Chemistry Lecturer

31. Ms. Sobia M.A Library Science Librarian

32. Ms. Shama B.Sc Science Asst. Lecturer

33. Ms. Rizwana Liaqat Asst. Lecturer

34. Mrs. Irshad Bibi Asst. Lecturer

35. Ms. Paris Fatima Asst. Lecturer



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Din College for Women Non Teaching Staff

OFFICE STAFF

Sr. No Name Designation 1. Mr. Zawar Hussain Admin Manager

2. Mr. Zahid Aman Accountant

3. Mr. Zubair Ali Fee Officer

4. Mr. Mushtaq Ahmad Asst. Fee officer

5. Mr. Ghulam Shabir Baildar

6. Mr. Fazal Abbas Baildar

7. Mr. Ismail Ahmad Mali

8. Mrs. Nasreen Akhtar Sweeper

9. Mrs. Razia Sweeper

10. Mrs. Ayesha Tasleem Sweeper

11. Haq Nawaz Security Guard

12. Muhammad Ashraf Security Guard

13. Ghulam Abbas Security Guard



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VISION:

To aspire to create meaning-full and visible change in managerial entrepreneurial and leadership capabilities of private, public and civil society organiza

high quality research, teaching and training.

MISSION:

Our mission is “Success comes to doers not observers”. Great success carries behind it great efforts and high goals, we have our own goals and objective

us to our destination to quality education.

1. To emphasize on quality education particularly in the field of science and Information Technology.

2. To gain excellent results, By adopting modern methods of teachings.

3. Development of character building, honesty, affection through teachers and student’s record.4. Development of individual qualities like sociability, tolerance, cooperation etc. by proper motivation and guidance.

5. Preparations of schedule for monthly tests, December Test and Promotion test.

6. To root out ignorance from society through imparting education under the able leadership and learned teachers.

7. To infuse Islamic teachings to make good citizen and create sense of patriotism among students.

8. To share that knowledge, understanding and creativity by producing a broad range of educational programme in a diverse community. Teachers interested

education for active role in competition and culturally diverse environments.

9. To provide facilities of internet, Wi-Fi and Projector for the students to motivate them for research.

10. To conduct seminars and conferences to provide a conductive atmosphere of learning and dialogue where our students should get an opportunity to groom themselves

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Unique Points of Din College (W), Chiniot

Educational Quality

To offer high quality, academically sound education to an international student body in a supportive and understanding environment

By developing and adopting an English language curriculum from college level.

By nurturing an atmosphere of trust between students, staff, administrators and parents

Student Creativity

To promote a positive attitude towards creativity, allowing students to actively engage in the learning process By providing a wide variety of stimulating learning experiences, allowing students to acquire the concepts, skills and attitudes necessary to deve

individual potential

By helping students to assess their own abilities and become independent learners, able to solve problems, work in groups and set priorities

College Community

To promote a sense of community in the college so that students and staff develop a sense of belonging to the college

By providing a stable, secure and welcoming atmosphere for all individuals within the college

By providing opportunities for students to develop friendships outside the classroom and by offering recreational activities

Cultural Diversity

To encourage cultural understanding, tolerance and the enjoyment of diversity

By exposing students to different cultures through a well planned international curriculum mindful of the views and beliefs of others

By promoting positive attitudes towards the host country through study of its main languages English and Urdu and the country ’s physical and cultural diversity

Student Self-Esteem

To develop self-esteem and a sense of respect for others

By encouraging communication in both social and academic environments between all members of the college community

By becoming aware of one’s own personal beliefs and attitudes, as well the wider significance of local and global issues

Staff / Curriculum Development

To address the need for ongoing staff and curriculum development

By continuous evaluation of present and future needs

By appraising the staff and offering it access to relevant professional development of a high international standard

Facility / Financial Management

To have committed, experienced and qualified staff and well equipped facilities operating on a sound financial basis

By transparent financial management, keeping the college in a healthy economic situation

By forward-looking strategic planning, open communication with the local, national and international community to integrate the college in an environ

supportive both intellectually and materially.



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1. College Magazines:

The college magazine also echo academic accomplishments & Sports Successes in Board & University thereby keeping the students of Din College abreast o

at all time.

2. College Identity Card:In order to impress upon the students the importance of discipline & to cultivate a sense of affinity, each student is issued a separate identity card and it is

for a student to display it on her uniform during the college hours.

3. Study Tour:To lighten the stress of studies, study trips are arranged throughout the academic session.

4. Computer Training Programs:College provides to learn computer skills for students and outsiders.

5. College Café:The college café provides a wide range of eatables & drinks at reasonable rates. Quality of all products is very good and are checked regularly.

5. College Transport Facility:The college provides transport facility to its students on different routes i.e., all over the city Chiniot, Chak Jhumra, Pindi Bhatian, Lalian, Burj Mandi, Chenab Naghar etc.

6. Teaching of the Holy Quran:The Teaching of the Holy Quran is compulsory for all classes, The students are taught some selected SURAHS with their meanings and explanation.

7. Students Files:

All the results of monthly tests, December Test and Promotion Test will be noted down in students file The file, is also a means of communication between teacher and affair of the students,

8. Prayer Room:The college has a fully functional prayer Room. The Prayer room is used to develop Islamic Teachings by practical demonstration and arrangements are made to hold Zo

the Room

9. Play GroundA sizeable play field is available just in the back of the main building for outdoor sports and games.

10. Mini Auditorium:A Mini Auditorium is available for functions & seminars lectures & other educational activities.

11. College Dispensary:Complying with the ethical needs, college dispensary is providing first aid . if required, it is equipped with necessary first aid kit,

12. Girl Guide: Girl Guide Training is an optional Part to strengthen the new generation to help others.

SPECIALITIES & FACILITIES



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Facilities For Students

Learning ResourcesThe Library

The importance of dissemination of knowledge and keeping up-to-date with the rest of the world is the need of present day. Libraries play aattaining the educational goals and fulfilling the instructional needs of the programs offered by the college. As they serve as a source of professionservices and information to supplement classroom and laboratory learning, libraries also contribute to the teaching/learning environment of thdepartments. The library committee is responsible for the efficient working of the library.

IT Services

The Department of IT services is working with highly qualified and skilled personal to provide, maintain and managethe IT infrastructure of the college. One of the primary objectives is to facilitate all the departments in both their educationaland training activities relevant to computers and information technology.

The following facilities are available at the campus

Digital Library

Wireless and wired internet facility Computer Short Courses

Transport Facility of CollegeThe college runs a fleet of busses to facilitate students and staff to commute to and from the different cities. Transport facility is also provided after the end

academic session for any other purpose.

Chanab Naghair, Ahmad Naghar, Laliyain Pindhi Bhattain, Sarh Murad Wala, Burj Mandi, Chak Jhumra, Chiniot City Stops

Chiniot City Stops Sattlite Town, Jhand Road, Thana City , Jalbi Chowk, Pepol Chowk, Aali Mohala, Shaeed Chowk, Sargodha Road, Moazam Shah,

Ali Hospital, Alamgir Road, Furniture Market, Eid Gah Road, Faisalabad Road, Lahore Road and Ray Chand Area.

College Van Stops



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Health ServicesCollege also provides health center facilities for the students and staff member. The medical health center provides first aid and indo

medicines to students.

Security FacilityDin College is highly concerned with security issues. There are proper and enough security personals. Security staff also ensures s

students as well as the college property

Information Technology and Science Lab

LIBRARY COMPUTER LABS



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Psychology Lab

ZOOLOGY LAB CHEMISTRY LAB GEOGRAPHY LAB

HOME

ECONOMICS LAB

BOTANY LAB



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The libraries are the wonderful gathering places to study, to write and to pursue scholarly research, to learn and use information technology, and draw on t

of printed and electronic resources. The college library acts as a gateway to information and knowledge. Din College has a rich library to facilitate the student in

study. They not only consolidate the class room knowledge, but also give the students’ opportunities to develop insight, and research oriented learning.

Mission:

The mission of the Din College library is to achieve excellence in the prevision and promotion of information services to meet the research, teaching and le

of the College. We are committed to help the students in providing facility to take advantage of these recourses.

Objectives: Our main objective is to provide the information to our user that they want. The effectiveness of this function is directly related to

development and organization of information services. An effective use of information recourse is a necessary precondition to an academic success and even throug

It’s our goal to provide the

excellent services to students and faculty through advance online library facility. The college library and reading room shall remain open on all working days. Two books sha

a time. A book cannot be kept for more than two weeks in case of damage or loss of book an amount equivalent to triple of the actual price o f the book shall be recoverable. A fine

rupee per day shall be charged on each book kept after the due date. The library of the college is computerized.



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Sports and Games

Games and sports are very important for human health. The games and sports, build students character and bring to surfac

qualities of a player. Through sports and games students learn the values of cooperation obedience and sacrifices in life

“Players Win Games,

Teams Win Championship”.

[Bill Taylor]

Din College For Women Chiniot is playing an important role in the field of sports and games, in Youth Festival our team performed in

and got 1st

position at district level in different matches and got 2nd

position at divisional level.

“Pain Is Only Temporary But Victory Is Forever.”

“Winners Don’t Wait For Chances They Take Them.”



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Din College for Women Chiniot

ACHIEVEMTNS IN SPORTS

SPORTS COMPETITION 2014

Divisional

Level Cricket 2

n Position

Volley Ball 2n

Position

200 M 2n

Position

100 M 3r

Position

Javelin throw 3r

Position

Long Jump 3r

Position

Tug of war 3rd

Position

Hockey 3r

Position

District

Level

Table Tennis 2n

Position

Badminton 2n

Position

Hockey 1st Position

Volley Ball 1st Position

Tug of War 1st Position

Cricket 1st Position

100M

200M

1500m

Long Jump

Javelin throw

1st Position

1st Position

1stPosition

1st Position

1st Position



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Achievements in Home-Economics Department (2014)

Fresh Flower Arrangement ( Rang-e-Bahran ) 1st Position Exhibition ( Chairman Welfare Society) 2nd position

(On World Environment Day)

Chief Minister Youth Festival 2014

(Tehsil Level)

Photography Competition (Below 18) 1st, 2nd & 3rd Positions

Photography Competition (Above 18) 3rd Position

Painting Competition( Above 18) 1st Position

(District Level)

Cooking Competition =2nd & 3rd Positions.

Handi Craft Competition, = 1st & 2nd Positions.

Science Model Competition = 1st Position.

Cultural Model Competition = 1st & 2nd Positions.

Cooking Family Event Competition = 1st, 2nd & 3rd Positions.

Dress-Show Competition = 1st, 2nd & 3rd Positions.

Street Art competition = 1st Position.

Salad Competition sprig festival = 1st Position

Fresh Flower arrangement spring festival= 1st Position



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(Divisional Level)

Science Model Competition = 3rd Position

Cultural Model Competition = 2nd Position.

Handi Craft Competition = 2nd Position.

Fresh Flower Arrangement Competition = 3rd Position.

Punjab Youth Festival 2014

ENGLISH DEBATE COMPETITION

District, Level

1st Position

Urdu Speech, Competition.

District, Level 2nd Position.

Islamiat

District, Level

Husn-e-Qirat 2nd Position

Naat-e-Rasool ( P.B.U.H) 2nd Position.



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Seven Learning Goals

In line with the aims of education and the overall aims of the school curriculum, had set out the learning goals that our students should be a

achieve as follows:

I. Recognize their roles and responsibilities as members in the family, the society, the nation; show concern for their well-being;

Ii. Understand their national identity and be committed to contributing to the nation and society;

Iii. Develop a habit of reading independently;

Iv. Engage in discussion actively and confidently in English and Urdu.

V. Develop creative thinking and master independent learning skills (e.g. Critical thinking, information technology, numeracy and self mana

Vi. Possess a breadth and foundation of knowledge in the eight key learning areas; and

Vii. Lead a healthy lifestyle and develop an interest and appreciation of aesthetic and physical activities.



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Din college For Girls, Chiniot(Secondary Classes (9

th & 10

th))

After achieving the fabulous success at college level. Din College also offers secondary level (9th

& 10th)

classes.

Secondary level is designed for the teaching of students under the direction of teachers. All education levels are important, but secondary school is imporbecause it seems to be at that level that people are able to interface with more technology.

Albert Motivans said “In many ways, secondary education is a bridge for young people from the world of school to the world of work.

College is a community where:

Each person is welcomed as an individual, whilst recognizing that their role as part of the whole is also vital

Academic excellence is prized by all, whilst it is seen to be a part of the broader nature of education

Self confidence is encouraged, whilst recognizing that it develops through risk taking and making mistakes

We value our environment

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Objectives

To develop in each pupil:

Self-esteem and a feeling of self-worth.

A healthy lifestyle and physical and mental well-being.

Care and respect for people and the environment in a context of social, moral, multi-cultural and spiritual awareness.

The ability to work as part of a team, developing sensitivity to other people’s needs and points of view.

A responsibility for their own learning and actions.

An awareness of the modern world, and an environmental and aesthetic appreciation of it.

The ability and confidence to communicate effectively. This includes development of the key skills of literacy, numeracy

A sound scientific and technological understanding.

The ability to understand and analyze information.

The ability to apply knowledge and skills to solve problems.

A creative and enquiring mind committed to life-long learning.



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Scheme of Studies

For 9th

& 10th

Classes

Compulsory Subject for Secondary Classes:

1) English 2) Urdu 3)Islamiat4) Pakistan Studies 5) Mathematics

Elective Subjects:

Science Group

1) Physics 2) Chemistry

3) Biology/ Computer Science

Arts GroupSelect any three subjects from the following

1) General Science 2) Home Economics

3) Islamite Elective 4) Arabic



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Huxley says” Science Is Simply Common Sense At Its Best. That Is Rigidly Accurate In Observation and

Merciless Of Fallacy in Logic”.

Science is actually a correct, direct and exact method of doingthings and knowing realities. Keeping in view all these facts Din College

for women, chiniot aims at providing the city best facilities to science

students. In this regard the institute feels proud of its, learning and

enlightened faculty members, well equipped, well furnished, and well

managed and matchless physics, chemistry and biology laboratories.

The department of sciences in Din College For Women, C

inspiring to develop state-of-art practical facilities and has inducte

talented and very experienced academicians. And all the relevant

is also available which can facilitate students to solve their problem

the guidance of their benevolent teachers.

The faculty put in efforts to motivate the students, st

interest in their respective subject through their effective me

teaching to produce excellent results

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Scheme of Studies

IntermediateCompulsory Subjects for Intermediate Classes:

1) English 2) Urdu 3)Islamiat 4) Pakistan Studies

Elective Subjects:

F.Sc.(Pre-Medical)

1) Physics 2) Chemistry 3) Biology

F.Sc.(Pre-Engineering)

1) Physics 2) Chemistry 3) Mathematics

I.C.S Select any one group of the following.

Group 1 1) Computer Science 2) Physics 3) Mathematics

Group 2 1) Computer Science 2) Economics 3) Mathematics

Group 3 1) Computer Science 2) Statistics 3) Mathematics

GraduationCompulsory Subjects for Bachelor Classes:

1) English 2)Islamiat 3) Pakistan Studies

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Commerce is the backbone of any business concern in today’s world of cut throat competition in the vital business environment , the role of commerce professionals has becom

demanding and challenging. The need of the hour is to groom professionals equipped with thorough knowledge and practical tolls to deal with the prevailing situation with novelty of ideas and t

them to make choices and decision using system approaches

The college aims to produce

commerce professionals with strong

theoretical and practical knowledge of the

field and to enable them to be successful

managers for both public and private

sectors.

The Objectives of college is:

To prepare our graduates for public and private sector organizations and to equip

them to compete the needs of complex and changing business environment.

To provide the business students bottom to top management orientation, enhance

their business skills, and integrate theory into practice in their daily lives.

To encourage continuous learning and habitual receptiveness, explore the new ways of

identifying and dealing with opportunities and problems, and face future business

challenges.

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Scheme of Studies

Intermediate (I.COM)

Compulsory Subject for Intermediate Classes:

1) English 2) Urdu

3)Islamiat 4) Pakistan StudiesElective Subjects:

Part-I Part – II

1 Principles ofAccounting

2 Principles of Economics

3 Principles ofCommerce

4 Principles of Commerce

Graduation( B.COM)

Compulsory Subject for Intermediate Classes:

1) English 2) Pak Studies 3)Islamiat

1 Principles of

Accounting

2 Principal of Bankin

3 Commercial

Geography

4 Business Statistics

Part -I Part-II

1. Business Statistics & Mathematics 1. Advance Financial Accounting

2. Computer Application In Business 2. Auditing

3. Economics 3. Business Communication auditing And Report Writing

4. Financial Accounting 4. Business Law

5. Introduction To Business 5. Cost Accounting

6. Money, Banking And Finanace 6. Economics Of Pakistan

7. Islamic Studies 7. Pakistan Studies

8. Functional English 8. Business Taxation

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Elective Subjects:

Select any one subject from the each group

Group 1 Group 2 Group3

1. Physics Math (General) Chemistry2. Physics Math (General) Statistics3. Physics Math (General) Computer Sci

4. Physics Chemistry Computer Sci5. Physics Chemistry Statistics6. Zoology Chemistry Botany7. Math A Math B Physics8. Math A Math B Statistics9. Math A Math B Economics10. Math A Math B Computer Sci11. Psychology Chemistry Botany12. Psychology Zoology Geography13. Psychology Statistics Home Economics14. Psychology Geography Home Economics

15. Chemistry Geography Economics16. Economics Computer Mathematics17. Psychology Botany Zoology18. Mathematics Geography Economics19. Mathematics Statistics Computer Sci20. Zoology Chemistry Statistics21. Chemistry Zoology Geography22. Mathematics Economics Statistics23. Statistics Geography Economics

24. Statistics Economics Computer Sci25. Geography Economics Computer Sci

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Humanities are subjects of studies that are concerned

people think and behave. Humanities deal with social/ economics, behavioral processes of human being, the l

humanities is studied with diversity of tall tree as economics, sociology, history, psychology and political-science

established as elements factor relationship for humanities.

The faculty put in efforts to motivate the students, stimulating interest in their respective subject through thei

methods of teaching to produce excellent results.

They have been successful in cultivating thinking and analytical skills in the students. The graduates of Din C

Women, Chiniot are pursuing their careers very successfully and have earned a good name for the institution.

The department is inspiring to develop state-of-art practical facilities and has inducted young, talented

experienced academicians. And all the relevant literature is also available which can facilitate students to solve their

under the guidance of their benevolent teachers.

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Scheme of Studies

Compulsory Subject for Intermediate Classes: 1) English 2) Urdu 3)Islamiat 4) Pakistan Studies

Elective Subjects For Intermediate:

Select any one subject from the each group.

Sr.No Group A Group B Group C

1. Education Islamic Studies Englisg Advance

2. Economics Mathematics Urdu Advance3. Health & Physical Education Civics Statics

4. Applied Psychology Home Economics History

5. Library Science Sociology Geography

6. Arabic

7. Computer Science

Intermediate

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Graduation



Compulsory Subject for Bachelor Classes: 1) English 2)Islamiat 3) Pakistan Studies

Optional Subject:

1) Urdu 2) Library Science 3) Arabic 4) IslamiatElective Subjects:

Select any one subject from the each group

Sr.No Group A Group B

1. Education Islamic Studies

2. Economics Mathematics

3. English advance Political science

4. Applied Psychology Health & Physical Education

5. Library Science Sociology

6. Islamics studies Computer Science

7. Home Economics History

8. Statistics advance Geography

Graduation

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A master's degree involves moving a step further into the realm of higher learning to enable you to be considered atrue professional. To attain a bachelor’s degree is a great achievement in itself and nothing to be sneered at, but to go onfrom there and achieve a master's degree shows a higher, more involved level of knowledge. Today a master's degreeenables applicants to better compete in the workplace. Whereas in the past, a bachelor's degree would secure a job for lifewith great pay, the bar has been raised, and now a bachelor's level will barely get the applicant an interview let alone aposition.

There are two angles to consider as far as the option for Master's Degree is concerned. Theoretically speaking,

Master's Degree chips in with its necessary bit to add to the base and dimension of knowledge. Practically speaking, it maywell be a strategy to survive the recession prone features of the current economy. There is little to deny the role ofpostgraduate program in hone your area of specialty. A master's degree can open many career doors, including certain career fields and advancement opportunities.

Departments of Din College for Women, Chiniot can justifiably boast of its golden past and the present holding forth promise for a bright fu A blend of experience and youth in the faculty is working hard in disseminating and producing knowledge. We train our students to achieve competence required of scholars and teachers of today.

Our mission is to produce a class of conscious educated people, who are also mindful of the pitfalls. The department shall cater to the stuhave passed their Bachelor of Arts (2 year program). A graduate of the Department should be capable of recognizing how the study of the past mfor the betterment of the future. They should be able to demonstrate sufficient capability to be objective, analytical and methodic individuals.The M.A. Classes offered in Din College For Women Chiniot

1.English

2.Islamiat3.Economics

4.UrduDin College For Women Chiniot also offers the professional courses Courses in following fields

1.Physical Education Diploma

2.B.Ed

3. M.Ed

4.Computer Short Courses

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PAPERS DETAILS FOR M.A. ENGLISH CLASSES

The Papers of M.A English Part-I

Note: The students of B.Sc, B.COM are not allowed for M.A English, although they can do M.A English as a private candidate

a) Classical Poetry 100

b) Drama 100

c) Novel 100

d) Prose 100

e) American Literature 100

a) Poetry 100

b) Drama 100

c) Criticism 100

d) Novel 100

e) Optional Paper 100

(i) Essay Writing (ii) Linguistics (iii) Short Story

M.A English Syllabus Part(II)

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PAPERS DETAIL FOR M.A ECONOMICS CLASSES

M.A ECONOMICS PART 11- Micro-Economics Theory Paper I

2- Macro-Economic Theory Paper Il

3- Mathematical Economics Theory Paper Ill4- Statistical Economist Paper Iv

5- Islamic Economics Paper V

6- Major Issues Of Economics In Pakistan Paper VI

M.A ECONOMICS PART 2

1. International, Trade Theory And Finance Paper I Marks 100

2. Econometrics Theory & Application Paper II Marks 100

3. Development Economics: Theory & Policy Paper III Marks 100

4. Research Methodology: Paper IV Marks 100

5. Optional Papers Part VI Marks 100 SELECT ONLY TWO SUBJECTS

1. Agricultural Economics

2. Environmental Economics

3. Labour Economics

4. Human Resource Development & management.

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PAPERS DETAILS FOR M.A. Islamiat CLASSES

The Papers of M.A Islamiat Part-I

1. Tafheem-Ul-Quran

2. Al-Hadees

3. History of Islam

4. Taqabl-E-Adyan`

5. Arbi Zuban-O-Adaab

The Papers of M.A Islamiat Part-II

6. Al- Fiqqa

7. Dawat-O-Irshad

8. Islam Or Jaded Mauhi Taswurat Tahnkat

9. Optional

a. Islam Or Scienceb. Islam Or Phaslspha

c. Aalam-E0islam Ke Wasail-O-Masail

Paper (5)

(i) Islam Or Jaded Siasi-O-Imrani Afkar

(ii) Islam Ikhlaq-O-Tasawwf

(iii) Ilmul Kalam

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PAPER DETAILS FOR B.Ed

Compulsory Subjects

No. Paper Name Marks

Paper 1 Introduction to Education 100

Paper 2 English Language Communication Skills 100

Paper 3 Methods of Teaching 100

Paper 4 Introduction to Computer in Education 100

Paper 5 Teaching Profession and Educational Law 100

Paper 6 Human Development and Learning 100

Paper 7 Assessment in Education 100

Paper 8 Classroom Management 100

Paper 9 Curriculum and Instruction 100

Paper 10 Area Course 1 100

Paper 11 Area Course 1 100

Paper 12 Practice Teaching 150

Total 1250

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Area Course:Students may choice any two area courses from the following list:

BED510 Teaching of Mathematics

BED511 Teaching of Physics

BED512 Teaching of Chemistry

BED513 Teaching of Biology

BED514 Teaching of English

BED515 Methods of Teaching of Pakistan StudiesBED516 Methods of Teaching Urdu

BED517 Teaching of General Science

Eligibility: Bachelor degree (BA/B.Sc B.Com etc.) at least second division Medium of Instruction: The medium of instruction is English and Urdu (Both languages are allowed as approved by the syndicate)

PAPER DETAILS FOR M.EdThere will be eleven papers of 3 hours and 100 marks each for 1 university Examination.

Course Code Name of Course Marks1. MED601 Philosophy of Education 100

2. MED602 Educational Psychology and Guidance 100

3. MED603 Historical Development of Education 100

4. MED604 Educational Testing, Measurement and Assessment 100

5. MED605 Research Methods in Education 100

6. MED606 Education Administration 100

7. MED607 Curriculum Development 1008. MED608 Instructional Technology 100

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Students shall choice three courses of 9.10 & 11 either from Group I Or Group II

Group 1 Educational Leadership and Management

9. MED609 Educational Law 100

10. MED610 Educational Planning and Financing 100

11. MED611 Human Recourse Management 100

Group II Educational Guidance and Counseling

9. MED612 Counseling Techniques 100

10. MED613 Educational and Vocational Guidance 100

11. MED614 Assessment and Evaluation in Guidance 100

12 MED615 Thesis 100

Total Marks: 1200

Changes in the scheme of studies of M.Ed Program Under annual System: Thesis shall be considered as optional, the students ma

the thesis if appropriate facilities do exist. Moreover, a maximum of three students can work on one research topic for thesis provided t

portions of research are clearly defined: in the otherwise case, the students may opt for any one of the following subject lieu of thesis:-

1) Educational Supervision M.Ed. 616 (Annexed-'A' )

2) Guidance & Counseling M.Ed. 617 (Annexed-'B')

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DIPLOMA IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Scheme of StudyThe subjects of physical education diploma are as under

Theory

1. Philosophical Basic Of Physical Education And Recreation

2. Movement Education (Basic Concept)3. Basic Anatomy And Physiology

4. Science Of Track Field

5. Theory Of Games

6. Sport Psychology

Practical

1. Educational Gymnastics

2. Athletics

3. Games

4. Girl Guide

5. Hiking/ Hill Tracking

6. Swimming

Note:Duration of diploma will be 9 months

Eligibility: At least 40% marks at F.A or Equivalent.

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Din College for Women Chiniot

Programs Duration Fee Class Duration

Basic IT Skills 2 Months/3

Months

500/Per

Month

1 Hour

Computer Basics

Ms. Word

Ms. Excel

Ms. Power Point

Email

Grooming & Office Works

Typing Master 2 Months 300/Per

Month

1 Hour

English Typing

In Page Urdu Typing

Multimedia 3 Months 500 45 mints

Adobe Premium

Adobe After Affects

3d Animation And Modeling

Movie Makers

WebDesigning

6 Months 600/PerMonth

1 hour

HTML

Java Script

Adobe Photo Shop

J Query

Asp.Net

Vb.Net

Graphics Designing 3 Months 500/Per

Months

45 mints

Adobe Photoshop

Corel Draw

Java

Short Courses of Computer

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Computer Accounting 5 Months 500 45 mints

Basic Account

Ms. Excel

Ms. Access

Money Management

Auto Cad 3 Months 500 45 mints

2d Drawing

Line Work

Text, Layer Working

Programming Pack

We also offers languages course according to today need for better earning

Oracle 8 Months 1 hour

Developing Front End

Creating Tables

Queries

Triggers

Functions

Forms And Reports

C/C++ 6 Months 1 hour

Programming With C / C++

Control And Loop Structure

Function

PHP With SQL 6 Months 1 hour

My SQL Basics PHP Previews

Templates And Code Organization

Visual Basic 5 Months 600/per

Month

1 hour

Controlling And Loop Structure

Working With Different Objects

Working On Multiple Forms

Visual Basic With Ms. Access

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COLLEGE FOR WOMEN CHINIOT



DIN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN CHINIOT

Fee Structure for session (2015-17)

Scholarship & Fee Concession for the session 2015-2017

Sr. No Class Admission Fee + Misc

Total

Tuition Fee per month Practical Fee

(Per Month, Per Subject)

Library Fund

(Non Re Fundable)

1. 9th

/ 10th

2500 1500 100

2. F.A 2500 2000 150

3. F.Sc 2500 2000 1504. I.Com 2500 2000 150

5. I.C.S 2500 2000 150

6. B.A/ B.Sc 3000 2500 150

7. B.Com 3000 2500 -

8. M.A 6000/- 3000 - 1500

Sr. No Scholarship & Fee concession

1. Students with 85% marks (Free education ) and Rs. 1000/- per month scholarship

2. The students with 80% marks= 100% scholarship

3. The students with 75% marks= 70% Scholarship

4. Two sister (Kinship Scholarship) , Hafiza, Disable = 600

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Fee Structure for B.Ed, M.Ed & Deploma H & Phy Education session 2015-16

(Package and Installment)

Note: Registration fee according to notification of Board/ University

Sr. No B.Ed M.Ed Diploma(H & Phy Education)

1. Total Package 21000/- 26000/- 21000/-

2. In Three Installments 7000+1000=8000/-

(Per Installment)

8600+1000=9600/-

(Per Installment)

7000+1000=8000/-

(Per Installment)

Transport Fee

Sr. No Total

1. Chiniot 1400/-

2. Chenab Nagar 2000/-

3. Pindi Bhatian 2200/-

4. Ahmad Nagar 2200/-

5. Lalian 2200/-

6. Talab Wala 1200/-

7. Burj Mindi 2000/-

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Application for admission to Din College for Women Chiniot should be submitted on the prescribed form contained in the college prosp

ten days of the declaration of the result by the Board/University.

1. An application would be considered complete only when attested photocopies of the following documents accompany the applica

Provisional Certificate

Character Certificate from the Head of the institution last attended.

Detail Marks Certificate from the Head of the institution last attended.Migration Certificate (in original) if required.

Four Photographs ( Recent)

One copy of I.D. card of her Father/guardian.

2. Late admission cases will be dealt strictly in accordance with Board/University rules.

3. The Principal will constitute an Admission Committee consisting of senior members of the staff drawn from Science hum

commerce group, who will check and verify the entries made in the application form and recommend for admission on the basis of merit

4. The students will abide by the rules and regulations promulgated from time to time by the BISE or the University with reg

curricular, Co-curricular and disciplinary matters. They will however, for all practical purposes, be governed by rules and directions iss

Principal.

5. The upper age limit at the time of admission will be as under:

19 year for admission to 1st year class,

22 year the for third year The principal may recommend genuine cases for relaxation of age Limit according to Board/University rules & R

6. Students who have failed in any class or have not appeared in the annual BISE or University examination or have discontinued t

will be dealt as per Board/ University rules

7. Admission will be cancelled in the following cases:-

If any information given by the student in her admission form is found to be incorrect at any stage.

If a student fails to attend classes within a week of the commencement of the session.

If she continues to be absent for a week without proper leave.

If she is found to be a habitual agitator, or has been expelled/Struck off f rom an educational institution on disciplinary ground.

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RULES & REGULATIONS



RULES & REGULATIONS

1. Students should follow all the rules and regulations of the college written in Prospectus as well as issued by the management

2. Students should not damage any furniture; laboratory apparatus, articles, plants, if so then, they have to pay the damage.

3. Each student is issued an identity card which should be displayed during college hours.

4. Student's behavior should enhance the honour of their institution.

5. The student may be expelled from institution in case of extreme violation of discipline/crime. College council decision will be considered final.

6. The students are expected to attend the classes and practical regularly and punctually, 80% attendance is must for sending admission to Board/U

Absence for each period and practical will be fined Rs.5/- Students with F grade will not be allowed to appear in the Board/University examination.

7. The Students who remained absent from college continuously for one week without intimation will be struck off and re-admission will be at the d

the Principal. Moreover, Re-admission Fee Rs. 500/-will be charged

8. Leave application should be duly signed by parents/guardians and then be sanctioned by the principal.

9. Students should be in the proper and neat uniform: otherwise a fine of Rs.10/- will be charged per day.

10. Use of mobile phone is strictly prohibited.

11. Fine/penalties shall be imposed for all kind of irregulations.

12. Application form will be received only if it is completed in every respect.

13. College dues would be Payable through Prescribed Bank announced by the management

14. A fine of Rs.50 will be charged per day for late fee. Without permission from the administration, the students are not allowed to paste or di

printed material in college premises.

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Class Colour

9th Class: Maroon

10th

Class Gray

1st

Year Purple

2nd Year Blue

3rd

Year Green

4th

Year Zinc

M.A Eng Brown

M.A Urdu Pink

The Following Uniform Is Prescribed For the Student Of Din Colleege For Women, Chiniot

SHALWAR KAMEEZ WHITE The following sash colours are for all classes

DUPATTA WHITE

SHOES BLACK

JERSEY/ COAT BLACK

SCARF WHITE

SHAWL BLACK

High Heels Are Not Allowed

College Monogram is

essentially pasted on shirt

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Annual Prize Distribution



Annual Prize Distribution

Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan With S.M Munir

Chairman Din College For Women

Chiniot Addressing To Student at Annual

Function

S.M Munir Chairman Din College For

Women, Chiniot With Dr. Abdul Qadeer

Khan Presenting the Award to Student

at Annual Function

Governer Punjab Ch. M. Sarwar Presenting

Award To Student at Annual Function

D.C.O. Shokat Ali Khan Khichi Chiniot

Presenting Award To The Students at Annual

Function

S.M Munir Chairman Din College For

Women, Chiniot With Mian Zahid Hussain

President Of All Pakistan Business &

Intellectual Form (Sitar-E-Imtiaz)

Presenting Award To Student at Annual

Ms. Bakhtawar Safdar

Awarded Laptop by Governor Punjab

Ch. M. Sarwar

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Highlights of



Highlights of

Civil Defense Demonstration/ Basic Life Support Program Rescue (1122)

Training At Din College For Women, Chiniot

Madam Changing prospectus.pdf

Documents

Transcript of Madam Changing prospectus.pdf