In Pursuit of Excellence - Mohammad Ali Jinnah University

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In Pursuit of Excellence
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WEEKEND PROGRAM – 2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A BRIEF PROFILE OF THE UNIVERSITY ………………………………………………………. 2
THE FACULTY
PERMANENT FACULTY ……………………………………………………………………………………………………... 4
ADJUNCT FACULTY .…………………………………………………………….………………………………………….... 7
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS …………………………………………………………………………. 09
WEEKEND PROGRAMS
MASTERS' PROGRAM
MBA AFTER FOUR YEAR BBA (HONORS).………………………………………………………………………………..…10
MBA (BANKING & FINANCE) AFTER FOUR YEAR BBA (HONORS)…………………………………………………....11
MBA (SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT) AFTER FOUR YEAR BBA (HONORS)…………………………………….…12
MBA AFTER BACHELOR'S DEGREE (B.A, B.Sc, B.Com) (2 Year) ……..………………………………………………..…13
MBA (BANKING & FINANCE) AFTER (B.A, B.Sc, B.Com) (2 Year) ..…………………………………………………...…14
MBA (SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT) AFTER (B.A, B.Sc., B.Com) (2 Year).……………………………………….…15
MBA (ENTREPRENEURSHIP) AFTER (B.A, B.Sc, B.Com) (2 Year)……………...………………….…………………...…16
MBA AFTER BACHELOR'S DEGREE (B.A, B.Sc., B.Com) (3 ½ Year) ………….………………………………………… 17
MBA (BANKING & FINANCE) AFTER (B.A, B.Sc., B.Com) (3 ½ Year)…………………….…………………………...… 18
MCS (COMPUTER SCIENCE) AFTER THREE YEAR BCS (1 Year) ……………………………………………………..… 19
MCS (COMPUTER SCIENCE) (2 Year) ……………………………….……………………………………………………..….20
MCS (COMPUTER SCIENCE) AFTER (B.A, B.Sc., B.Com) (2 ½ Year) .…………………………………………………..…21
M.Sc. (SOFTWARE ENGINEERING) (1 Year)..……………………………….……………………………………………..…22
M.Sc. (SOFTWARE ENGINEERING) (2 Year)..……………………………….……………………………………………..…23
M.Sc. (SOFTWARE ENGINEERING) AFTER (B.A, B.Sc., B.Com) (2 ½ Year) …………………………………………..… 24
M.Sc. (NETWORKS & TELECOMMUNICATION) (1 Year)………………………………...……………………………..… 25
M.Sc. (NETWORKS & TELECOMMUNICATION) (2 Year)...................................................……………………………..… 26
M.Sc. (NETWORKS & TELECOMMUNICATION) AFTER (B.A, B.Sc., B.Com) (2 ½ Year) ..…………………………..… 27
MS IN MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
MS IN MANAGEMENT SCIENCES AFTER 16 YEARS OF RELEVANT EDUCATION ………………………………... 28
FEE STRUCTURE AND WAIVER POLICY ………………………………………………………………………………………..... 29
LIST OF SELECTED GUEST SPEAKERS ………………………………………………………………………………………….… 30
ACADEMIC CALENDAR ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………34
RULES AND REGULATIONS …………………………………………………………………………………………………………35
CONTACT PERSONS AT MAJU …………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 36
MOHAMMAD ALI JINNAH UNIVERSITY-KARACHI
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A BRIEF PROFILE OF THE UNIVERSITY
A CHARTERED UNIVERSITY
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University (MAJU) chartered by the Government of Sindh and recognized by the Higher Education
Commission (HEC), was established in 1998. The University was named after three great leaders: Mohammad (PBUH) for
moral leadership, Ali (RA) (Baab-ul-Ilm), for knowledge and Jinnah for struggle. The objective in naming the University
after Quaid-e-Azam was to offer the highest quality of education, research and patriotism.
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, unlike other institutions which have degree awarding status only, enjoys the privileged
status of a comprehensive university. The Charter Inspection and Evaluation Committee of the Government of Sindh has
ranked Mohammad Ali Jinnah University as "Very Good" (5 Star).
At Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, education is considered as an essential service. Hence teaching continues despite
natural and human obstructions. All graduates of MAJU are getting jobs in reputed organizations or undergoing advanced
studies abroad on scholarships.
FACULTY
The faculty of Mohammad Ali Jinnah University is highly educated having earned doctoral / master's degrees from U.S.A.,
Canada, U.K. and reputed institutions of Pakistan. Dedicated to academic excellence and motivated to inspire students, the
faculty includes some of the best educationists in the country. Faculty members are encouraged to work on research projects
and involve students in their research. Students actively participate in these projects to apply the knowledge acquired in the
classroom. Innovative teaching methods are used.
COURSES OF STUDY
The purpose of structuring course offerings with a blend of general education, humanities, social sciences and a field of
specialization is to develop a balanced personality rather than a mechanistic one with little or no knowledge of the social
environment in which one has to work. It also helps students to identify their own areas of interest. There are no extra
charges other than the course fee. Text books are provided to the students on the very first day of the semester in their
respective class rooms free of charge.
LINKAGE WITH THE INDUSTRY
At Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, it is our firm belief that besides class room instructions, our students should also be
exposed to real life experiences and situations. In this regard, we invite heads of reputed national and multinational
organizations on every Tuesday and Thursday in weekly seminars and also in the class rooms. This gives our students an
updated knowledge of the various trends in the industry, so that they are well equipped to serve when they enter the practical
fields.
MORAL VALUES
The University is conscious of the importance of moral values in the development of human resource. Every effort is made to
inculcate and strengthen moral values in the students at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University. For this purpose, Verses from the
Holy Quran and sayings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) are displayed at various places and recited in the classrooms on a daily
basis.
CENTRE FOR HOPE AND COURAGE
A unique centre named "Centre for Hope and Courage" has been established with a specific objective of "creating a burning
desire to succeed in life" in the students of Mohammad Ali Jinnah University. To achieve this objective, a large number of
books on the lives of great personalities and business leaders have been provided in the library. A number of movies also
occupy the shelves of the library. These movies are about the lives of great achievers and inspiring events in the history of
mankind.
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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
To complement classroom instructions, various societies have been formed at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University. These
societies provide opportunities to students to develop leadership qualities and build confidence. Seminars are regularly
organized by students. Prominent business leaders are invited to speak. Job fairs, participated by potential employers, are
regularly organized.
Students are provided opportunities to participate in real life business and IT activities, such as games, role playing, case
studies, presentations, field visits, internships and projects. Sports events like Cricket, Football, Table Tennis etc, and social
events like Mushairas, debates and quiz competitions are also held.
CAMPUS FACILITIES
Large and well furnished air-conditioned classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities including multimedia and
overhead projectors. The University has two spacious libraries, state of the art computer laboratories equipped with advanced
Ci3 Processors, Laser Network Printers and Scanners. The Electronics Laboratory is equipped with 30 Function Generators,
30 Oscilloscope, full range of ICs, Logic Gates, Digital and Analog Multi-meters, Trainer Boards, and Variable Power
Supplies. The Telecommunication Lab is equipped with GSM Trainer, Mobile Trainer, Satellite Trainer, Spectrum Analyzer
etc.
The newly established Network Lab is equipped with Contemporary Internetwork Processors like Routers, Switches
alongwith Telecom trainer boards, Oscilloscopes and Signal generators. More space is available with the addition of the third
academic building on 2000 square yards. More than 250 PCs are linked through a Local Area Network, using Linux and
Windows Operating Systems with complete access to internet via satellite and fiber optic. Each student has an email address
and a logon account to access various resources attached to LAN e.g. Printers, Scanners and Multimedia Projectors. WiFi
access is available for mobility.
LOCATION
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University is located in the middle of quality business centers at Shahrah e-Faisal. It is housed in
three purpose-built buildings of 2000 square yards each. Prestigious Pakistani and foreign business organizations and
software houses are located around the University. This facilitates developing linkages with the industry for research &
placement for the students. The University's prime location ensures availability of public transport for all areas, almost the
contract based transport available at the university premises.
The area is peaceful and safe with no history of violence.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The fee at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University is relatively lower as compared to other private universities. Scholarships are
offered on need-cum-merit basis to new and old students. Students can also avail the Talimi Loan facility offered by various
banks. The Higher Education Commission has included Mohammad Ali Jinnah University in the Japanese Need based
Scholarship Program.
ALUMNI
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University has produced many IT and Business professionals. Most of the graduates have got jobs in
leading organizations in Pakistan and abroad. Some of our graduates are currently studying / working in Europe, USA,
Canada & Middle-East on scholarships. Complete details are available at our website www.jinnah.edu / alumni
P.S. Students considering studying at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University should know that it is a disciplined institution with
no relaxation in attendance in classes. Mohammad Ali Jinnah University requires total involvement and commitment.
Students interested in earning just a degree only need not apply.
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PERMANENT FACULTY
List of Faculty of Business Administration & Computer Science
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2.
Professor Dr. Abdul Wahab
Sitara-e-Imtiaz
Order of the Rising Sun
Ph.D (International Business), University of British
Columbia, Canada
MBA (Marketing), IBA, Karachi
MBA (Marketing), Indiana University, USA
President, Mohammad Ali Jinnah University
Ex-Vice Chancellor, University of Karachi
Ex-Director, IBA, Karachi
Professor Dr. Shafiq Ur Rehman
Ph.D (Economics), University of Karachi
MA (Economics), University of Waterloo, Canada
MA (Economics), University of Karachi
Professor
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Professor Dr. Haji Khan Soomro
Ph.D (Electronic Engineering), University of Dundee,
UK
M.Sc (Electronics), University of Sindh
PGD (Electronic Engineering), University of Dundee,
UK
Professor and Associate Dean
Faculty of Computer Science
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Professor Dr. Shafqat Bukhari
Ph.D (Philosophy), University of Karachi
MA (Philosophy), University of Karachi
Professor
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Dr. Muhammad Arif Hussain
Ph.D (Mathematics) Federal Urdu University, Karachi
M.Sc (Nuclear Engineering), Quaid-i-Azam
University, Islamabad
M.Sc (Applied Mathematics), University of Karachi
Professor
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Dr. Ahmed Ali Shah
Ph.D (Applied Mathematics), University of Kent,
England
Professor
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Dr. Muhammad Rizwan-ul-Hassan
Ph.D (Economics), University of Karachi
Assistant Professor
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Dr. Maaz Bin Ahmad
Ph.D (Computer Engineering) CASE, UET, Taxila
MS (Computer Engineering) Bahria University,
Islamabad.
Assistant Professor
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Dr. Sadaf Fatima
Ph.D (Urdu) University of Karachi
MA (Urdu) University of Karachi
Assistant Professor
10. Mr. Afaque Ali Khan
M.Sc (Economics), International Islamic University,
Islamabad
Associate Professor
11. Mr. Muhammad Farhan Bukhari
MBA, Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi
Assistant Professor
Incharge (Social Events)
12. Mr. Muhammad Salim
MS, KASBIT, Karachi
MBA (Finance), IBA, Karachi
FCMA, ICMAP, Karachi
MBIM (British Institute of Management
London)
Associate Professor
13. Mr. Ahmer Umer
MS (Computer Science),
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi.
Associate Professor
Computer Science Coordinator
14. Mr. Muhammad Naeem
MBA (Marketing & Accounting), IBA, Karachi
Associate Professor
15. Syed Hassan Aftab
MA (Advertising & Media), University of Karachi
Assistant Professor
Marketing Coordinator
16. Mr. Asif Saeed Naji
MS (Management Science), SZABIST, Karachi
M.Com (Finance), University of Karachi
ACMA, ICMAP
Associate Professor &
Students’ Advisor (Boys)
17. Mr. Manoj Kumar
MS (Information Systems), University of Toronto,
Canada
Associate Professor
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18. Mr. Aamir Shaikh
MA (Economics & Finance), University of Karachi
PGD (Mathematics), University of Karachi
PGD (Statistics), University of Karachi
Assistant Professor
19. Mr. Muhammad Faisal Majid
MS (Finance), MAJU, Karachi
ACMA, ICMAP, Karachi
APA, PIPFA, Karachi
Assistant Professor
20. Mr. Khalid Mahmood Dar
MS (CS) PAF-KIET, Karachi
MBA (MIS), CBM, Karachi
Assistant Professor
21. Mr. Shahid Iqbal
MS (Finance), (Candidate),
M.Com, University of Karachi
PGD (Islamic Banking)
Assistant Professor
22. Mr. Javed Hussain
MS (Finance), (Candidate),
University of Karachi
M.Com, University of Karachi
Assistant Professor
23. Mr. Mirza Naveed Baig
MBA (HR & Marketing), Mohammad Ali Jinnah
University, Karachi
BE (Electrical) NEDUET, Karachi
Assistant Professor
24. Mr. Shahid Inayet
MBA (Marketing), IBA, Karachi
Assistant Professor
25. Mr. Muhammad Saeed Mujahid
MS (Management Sciences), SZABIST, Karachi
MBA (Marketing & Finance), Mohammad Ali Jinnah,
University, Karachi
Assistant Professor
26. Mr. Baber Saleem
MS (Finance), (Candidate)
MAJU, Karachi
ACPA, UK
ACMA, ICMAP
Assistant Professor
27. Mr. Abdul Ghaffar
ACMA, ICMAP
M. Com, University of Karachi
Assistant Professor
28. Ms. Zartashia Kiran Imran
MBA (Finance & Marketing), IBA, Islamabad
Assistant Professor
Students’ Advisor (Girls)
29. Mr. Saad Hamid Usmani
MA (English Literature), University of Karachi
Lecturer
30. Mr. Muhammad Shujaat Saleem
MS (Islamic Banking Finance), PAF-KIET, Karachi
Assistant Professor
31. Syed Ghazanfer Inam
M.Sc (Pure Mathematics), University of Karachi
Assistant Professor
32. Syed Arshad Hussain
MS (Finance) (Candidate),
MAJU, Karachi
M.Sc (Economics), University of Karachi
Assistant Professor
33. Ms. Uzma Khan
MS (HR), (Candidate), Iqra University, Karachi
MBA (HR), Iqra University, Karachi
Lecturer
34. Mr. Rehan Muzamil Butt
MBA (Management), University of Wales, U.K.
Lecturer
35. Mr. Zulfiqar Ahmed Farhan
MBA (Marketing), Mohammad Ali Jinnah University,
Karachi
BBA (Marketing), Mohammad Ali Jinnah University,
Karachi
Lecturer
36. Mr. Aqeel Tahir
M.E (Telecom), UIT Hamdard University, Karachi
BS (Telecom), NUCES FAST, Karachi
Lecturer
37. Mr. Ghous Mohiuddin Qadri
Lecturer
38. Mr. Imran
MS (Telecom & Networks), MAJU, Karachi
MCS (IT), Hamdard University
Lecturer
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39. Mr. Abdul Wahab Khan
MBA (Marketing), SZABIST, Karachi
Lecturer
40. Mr. Kashif Farhat
MS (Marketing), Iqra University, Karachi
Lecturer
41. Mr. Waheed Uddin Hyder
MS (Telecom), Mohammad Ali Jinnah University
Karachi.
Lecturer
42. Ms. Sadia Wasif
MBA (Finance), University of Karachi
Lecture
43. Ms. Sidra Masood
ME (Communication Systems & Networks), Mehran
University of Engineering & Technology
Lecturer
44. Mr. Salman Hameed
MS (HR), PAF-KIET, Karachi
MBA (Banking & Finance), PIMSAT, Karachi
Lecturer
45. Ms. Saba
MAS (Economics), University of Karachi
Lecturer
46. Ms. Fozia Naz
MS (CS) Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Karachi
BS (CS) University of Karachi
Lecturer
47. Mr. Muhammad Fahad
MS (CS), Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi
BS (CS), University of Karachi
Lecturer
48. Syed Muhammad Mujtaba
CELTA, University of Cambridge International House
Bangkok, Thailand
MA (English), NUML University, Islamabad
Lecturer
49. Ms. Moomal Turk
ME (IT) Mehran University of Engineering &
Technology, Jamshoro
BE (Computer System) Mehran University of
Engineering & Technology, Jamshoro
Lecturer
50. Ms. Qurat-ul-Ain Mastoi
MS (IT), International Islamic University of Malaysia
BS (Software Engineering), University of Sindh,
Jamshoro
Lecturer
51. Ms. Hira Farman
MCS (Programming & Networking), University of
Karachi
BCS (Programming) University of Karachi
Junior Lecturer
52. Ms. Amina Amin Rajput
MS (Software Engineering) Mohammad Ali Jinnah
University, Karachi
BE (Electronics) SSUET, Karachi
Junior Lecturer
53. Mr. Muhammad Qasim
M.Sc (Computer Science)
University of Sindh Jamshoro
Lecturer
54. Mr. Atteeq Razzak Janjua
M.Phil (Mathematics)
Lecturer
55. Mr. Muhammad Rehan
MA (English Literature)
Lecturer
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ADJUNCT FACULTY
1.
Dr. Muhammad Abuzar Wajidi
Ex Dean, IBA
Ph.D Arts (Political Science)
2.
Dr. Faraz Ahmed Wajidi
HR Trainer
National Bank of Pakistan
Ph.D Management & Administrative Sciences
3.
Dr. Syed Shabib Ul Hasan
Assistant Professor
Ph.D (Financial Management)
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Dr. Asrar Husain Siddiqi
Head of Training
MCB, Bank Al Habib
Ph.D, University of Hawaii, USA
MA, University of Karachi
Mr. Shahid Zaki
Ex-Chairman & CEO
Philips Electrical Industries of Pakistan Ltd.,
Chaiman Aman Foundation.
MBA, IBA, Karachi
ME, University of Southern California
Mr. Sohail Yaqoob
GM Contracts and Agreements
PIA
MBA Canadian School of Management Utha
Mr. Qudrat Ali Khan
Manager SQA
United Bank Limited
MCS, Iqra University, Karachi
Ms. Kiran Kohati
Head of Media
HBL
MBA, IBA, Karachi
Mr. Muhammad Jiyad Shaikh
Packeging Development Manager
Unilever
MBA, SZABIST, Karachi
10. Mr. Adnan Ahmed
Managing Director
Payar Pakistan
MBA Marketing, IBA Karachi
11. Mr. Ramman Rajput
General Manager
ARY Digital Network
Mr. Muhammad Noman Ansari
Regional Head
MCB Bank
12. Mr. Danish Dalia
Head of Marketing & Strategy
Pak Suzuki Motor Co. Ltd.
13. Mr. Aftab Ahmed
Deputy Director
Federal Ombudsman (Mohtasib)
M.Phil, Hamdard University, Karachi
14. Mr. Abdul Waheed Malik
Group Manager HR
Atlas Honda
MBA, Islamia University, Bahawalpur
15. Mr. Khawaja Ehrar Ul Hassan
Chief Financial Officer & Company Secretary
Bank Islami Pakistan Limited, Karachi
MA Economics University of Karachi
16. Mr. Muslim Reza Mooman
Head of Market Sale
Standard Chartered Bank
MBA, IBA, Karachi
17. Mr. Nadeem Ahmed Shaikh
Assistant Vice President in IT Dept.
MS. Management Science, SZABIST
18. Mr. Mohammad Baber Wahab
MBA, IBA, Karachi
19. Mr. Abdul Rahim
Account Manager
Mersk Pakistan (PVT) Ltd.
MS. SZABIST, Karachi
20. Mr. Khalid Jamil Ansari
Head of Training & Learning
MCB Bank
MBA, Greenwich University, Karachi
21. Syed Shua Hussain
Aircraft Engineer
PIA, Karachi
ME, NED University, Karachi
22. Mr. Muhammad Ali Sheikh
Marketing Director
Sh. Shaukat Ali & Sons
MBA, IBA, Karachi
23. Mr. Khurram Nasir
Owner
United Watch Co.
MBA, IBA, Karachi
24. Mr. Adnan Ghaffar
Mentor and Project Manager
The Asians Solutions
MCS, University of Karachi
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25. Mr. Qudrat Ali Khan
Manager SQA
United Bank Limited
MCS, Iqra University, Karachi
26. Mr. Muhammad Kashif Siddiqui
MIS Officer
27. Ms. Reema Tariq Mughal
Project Coordinator
Zahra Communications (Pvt) Ltd.
ME, NED University, Karachi
28. Mr. Abdul Aziz
Lecturer
Federal Urdu University, Karachi
MBA, IBA Karachi
29. Mr. Arsalan Zahid
Lecturer
Federal Urdu University, Karachi
MBA, CBM Karachi
30. Mr. Saghir Muhammad
Senior Faculty Member
IOBM
MBA, IBA, Karachi
31. Mr. Shakeel Ahmed
Ex- Brigadier
Pakistan Army
MBA, Preston University Islamabad.
32. Mr. Adnan Maqbool
Owner
Machinery Management Company
MBA, IBA, Karachi
33. Mr. Atif Uddin Advocate
SRB, Finance Department
Government of Sindh
MA Economics, University of Sindh
LLM, University of Karachi
34. Mr. Salman Sarwat
Assistant Professor
BBSUL Karachi
M.Phil (Candidate), ACMA, ACIS
M.Com, Karachi University DAIBP
35. Mr. Muhammad Naveed Shaikh
Assistant Professor
PAF-KIET, Karachi
MS (CS), UIT, Hamdard University Karachi
CCNA Cisco
36. Syed Raheel Abbas
Team Leader QA Department
United Bank Limited Karachi
MS. MAJU, Karachi
MOHAMMAD ALI JINAH UNIVERSITY-KARACHI
37. Mr. Azmat Khan
Lecturer
Bahria University, Karachi
MCS, PAF-KIET, Karachi
38. Mr. Abu Ahmed
Manager Funds Management
State Life Insurance Corporation
MBA IBA, Karachi
39. Mr. Mohammad Qasim
Faculty
MSC in Computer Science
Sindh University
41. Mr. Umair Baig
Lecturer
Shaheed Banzir Bhutto University, Karachi
MS, PAF-KIET, Karachi
42. Mr. Aqeel Ahmed
Project Manager (IT Devision)
M.S.E.E.
N.E.D. Univeristy, Karachi
43. Mr. Soorat Hussain
Faculty
Infomix, PC Horizon and CTTC
MS, Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi
44. Mr. Najeeb Rehman Bhutto
Manager ADC-ATM
MBA University of Karachi
45. Mr. Yasir Mansoor
Supply Chain-Team Leader
Nestle Pakistan LTD
MS, SZABIST University, Karachi
46. Mr. Kashif Asrar
Lecturer
ME-CIS, NED University, Karachi
NED, University, Karachi
47. Mr. Abdul Rehman
Principal IT/ Security Consultant
Appxone
MS, Sir Syed University, Karachi
48. Mr. Maqsood Razi
Assistant Professor
Dadabhoy Institute of Higher Education
MS, PAF-KIET Karachi
49. Syed Raheel Akhtar
Asst. Manager Marketing & Corporate
Communication
Spray Engineering Device Karachi
MBA, MAJU, Karachi
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
MASTER’S WEEKEND PROGRAM
MBA
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Marketing
Finance
HRM
Banking & Finance
Supply Chain Management
Entrepreneurship
MCS
 Computer Science
M.Sc.
 Software Engineering
 Networks & Telecommunication
Course Requirements:
MBA – [2 Years]
MBA – [3½ Years]
24 Courses (72 Credit hours)
MCS – [1 Year]
MCS – [2 Years]
MCS – [2½ Years]
M.Sc. – [1 Year]
M.Sc. – [2 Years]
M.Sc. – [2½ Years]
Eligibility for Admission:
Bachelor’s degree with atleast 45% or an equivalent with good academic standing
Minimum C.G.P.A. Requirement:
Minimum C.G.P.A. requirement for Master’s degree is 2.5.
Comprehensive Examination
Qualifying a Comprehensive examination is a mandatory requirement for the award of degree.
MS (Management Sciences) WEEKEND PROGRAM
MS
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Marketing
Finance
HRM
Supply Chain Management
Eligibility for Admission:
16 years of relevant education with 2.5 CGPA or an equivalent with good academic standing.
Course Requirements:
8 Courses and 1 Thesis (6 Credit Hours) or 2 Independent Studies
Minimum C.G.P.A. Requirement:
Minimum C.G.P.A. requirement for Master’s degree is 2.5.
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MBA
AFTER 4 YEAR BBA (HONORS)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Final Project:
Total Courses:
1 Year
7
4
1
12
Trimester – 1
1. Advance Research Methodology
2. Strategic Finance
3. Managerial Economics
4. Elective I
19.
20.
21.
22.
Trimester – 2
1. Econometrics
2. ERP
3. Strategic Marketing
4. Elective II
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
1. Career Development
2. Change Management
3. Compensation Management
4. Crisis Management
5. Current Issues in Human Resource Management
6. Human Resources Information System (HRIS)
7. Knowledge Management
8. Organizational Behavior
9. Organizational Development
10. Performance Management
11. Public Relations
12. Recruitment & Selection
13. Strategic HRM
14. Training & Development
Trimester – 3
1. Managerial Policy
2. Elective – III
3. Elective – IV
4. Research Thesis - 1
Trimester – 4
ELECTIVE COURSES
Select any 4 courses from the following areas of
specializations. In case of bi-major, select 2 courses
each from any two areas of specializations.
FINANCE
1. Advanced Accounting
2. Analysis of Financial Statement
3. Consumer Credit Analysis
4. Corporate Finance
5. Current Issues in Finance
6. Financial Derivatives
7. Financial Modeling
8. Financial Reporting
9. Financial Risk Management
10. International Banking
11. International Finance
12. Investment Banking
13. Islamic Finance
14. Laws of Taxation
15. Micro Finance
16. Money and Capital Markets
17. Portfolio Management
18. Retail Banking
Security Analysis
Technical Analysis Management
Treasury & Funds Management
Working Capital Management
MARKETING
1. Advertising
2. Brand Management
3. Consumer Behavior
4. Customer Relationship Management
5. Demography
6. Industrial Marketing
7. Integrated Marketing
8. International Marketing
9. Internet Marketing
10. Marketing of Financial Products
11. Media Marketing
12. Packaging
13. Personal Selling
14. Product Management
15. Project Management
17. Retail Management
18. Sales Management
19. Services Marketing
20. Supply Chain Management
21. Tourism Marketing
Note:Students should strictly follow the scheme of the courses as given in this program.
No credit will be given in their transcript for any violation of this program.
Students are informed not to register in courses which they have already studied in their BBA.
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MBA (BANKING AND FINANCE)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Final Project:
Total Courses:
1 Year
7
4
1
12
Trimester – 1
4. Elective I
Trimester – 2
1. Econometrics
2. ERP
4. Elective II
Trimester – 3
2. Elective – III
3. Elective – IV
Trimester – 4
ELECTIVE COURSES
Select 2 courses from each area of specializations.
BANKING
1. Anti-Money Laundering
2. Banking Audit, Control and Compliance
3. Base-I & Base-II Regulatory
5. Current Issues in Banking
6. Framework & Compliance
7. Information System Audit
8. International Trade & foreign Exchange
10. Marketing of Financial Services
11. Money & Capital Market
12. Retail Banking
FINANCE
1. Business Forecasting
4. E-Business Applications
8. Fixed Income Securities Model and Applications
10. Islamic Finance
12. Micro Finance
14. Project Appraisal
15. Public Finance
16. Security Analysis
17. Technical Analysis of Financial Markets
18. Working Capital Management
Note:Students should strictly follow the scheme of the courses as given in this program.
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MBA (SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Final Project:
Total Courses:
1 Year
7
4
1
12
Trimester – 1
4. Elective I
Trimester – 2
1. Econometrics
2. ERP
4. Elective II
Trimester – 3
2. Elective – III
3. Elective – IV
Trimester – 4
ELECTIVE COURSES
Select any 4 courses from the given list.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Business Process Re-engineering
Concepts of Distribution & Channel Management
Customer & Supplier Relationship Management
Customer Relationship Management
ERP System
International Logistics & global Supply chain Management
International Trade
Inventory control & Materials Management
Islamic Financial Contracts
Operations Risk Management
Quality Management & Lean Six Sigma / Six Sigma Applications & Tools for Continual Improvement
Retail Banking
Total Quality Management
Warehouse Management
Note:- Students who have not taken SCM in their BBA Program, must take SCM as an elective course.
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MBA
AFTER BACHELOR’S DEGREE (B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com.)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Final Project:
Total Courses:
2 Year
17
6
1
24
Trimester - 1
1. Business Communication
2. Business Mathematics and Statistics
3. Financial Accounting
4. Principles of Management
Trimester - 2
1. HRM (Principles of Management)
2. Introduction to Business Finance (Financial Accounting)
3. Macroeconomics
4. Principles of Marketing Management (Principles of
Management)
Trimester - 3
1. Cost Accounting (Financial Accounting)
2. Islamic Banking
3. Microeconomics
4. Statistical Inference (Business Math & Stat)
Trimester - 4
1. Financial Management (IBF)
2. Information System Management
3. Elective – I
4. Elective – II
Trimester - 5
1. Business & Corporate Law
2. Business Research Methods (Principles of Marketing
Management)
3. Elective – III
4. Elective – IV
Trimester - 6
2. Elective – V
3. Elective – VI
4. Final Project
ELECTIVE COURSES
Select any 6 Courses from the following areas of
specializations. In case of bi-major, select 3 courses
from each area of specializations.
FINANCE
3. Business Forecasting
Note:-
1.
2.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Islamic Banking
Islamic Finance
Laws of Taxation
Managerial Accounting
Micro Finance
Money and Capital Markets
Portfolio Management
Project Appraisal
Public Finance
Security Analysis
Treasury and Funds Management
1. Career Development
2. Change Management
3. Comparative Management
4. Compensation Management
5. Current Issues in Human Resource Management
6. Entrepreneurship
7. Human Resource Development
8. Human Resources Information System (HRIS)
9. Industrial Relations
10. International HRM
11. Introduction to Psychology
12. Leadership Management
13. Organizational Behavior
14. Organizational Development
15. Performance Management
16. Project Management
17. Recruitment and Selection
18. Strategic HRM
19. Total Quality Management
20. Training and Development
MARKETING
1. Advertising
2. Brand Management
3. Campaigns & Events Management
4. Customer Relationship Management
5. Demographics
6. Entrepreneurship
7. Industrial Marketing
8. Internet Marketing
9. Marketing Plans & Strategies
10. Media Marketing
11. Packaging & Design
12. Personal Selling
13. Pricing & Costing
14. Product Management
16. Retail Management
17. Sales Management
18. Services Marketing & development
Students should strictly follow the scheme of the courses as given in this program.
Pre-requisite course(s) are within parenthesis.
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Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Final Project:
Total Courses:
2 Year
17
6
1
24
Trimester - 1
Trimester - 4
3. Elective – I
4. Elective – II
Trimester - 2
2. Introduction to Business Finance (Financial
Accounting)
3. Macroeconomics
Management)
Trimester - 5
Management)
3. Elective – III
4. Elective – IV
Trimester - 3
2. Islamic Banking
3. Microeconomics
Trimester - 6
2. Elective – V
3. Elective – VI
4. Final Project
ELECTIVE COURSES
Select 3 courses from each area of specialization.
BANKING
2. Bank Management
4. Base-I & Base-II Regulatory Framework &
Compliance
5. Consumer Banking
11. Islamic Banking
12. Micro Finance
13. Retail Banking
14. Treasury and Funds Management
FINANCE
2. Analysis of Financial Statements
8. Fixed Income Securities Model and Applications
10. Islamic Finance
12. Managerial Accounting
15. Project Appraisal
16. Public Finance
18. Technical Analysis of Financial Markets
Note:1.
2.
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MBA (SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Final Project:
Total Courses:
2 Year
17
6
1
24
Trimester - 1
Trimester - 4
3. Elective – I
4. Elective – II
Trimester - 2
Accounting)
3. Macroeconomics
Management)
Trimester - 5
2. Business Research Methods (Principles of
Marketing Management)
3. Elective – I
4. Elective – II
Trimester - 3
2. Microeconomics
Trimester - 6
2. Elective – V
3. Elective – VI
4. Final Project
ELECTIVE COURSES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Business Process Re-engineering
Customer and Supplier Relationship
Distribution and Channel Management
ERP System
International Logistics and Global Supply Chain Management.
International Trade
Inventory Control and Materials Management
Islamic Financial Contracts
Operational Risk Management
Organizational Development
Quality Management and Lean Six Sigma / Six Sigma Applications and Tools for Continual Improvement
Retail Management
Strategic Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Operational Planning
Warehouse Management
Note:1.
2.
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MBA (ENTREPRENEURSHIP)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Project Courses:
Total Courses:
2 Year
18
4
2
24
Trimester – 1
3. Entrepreneurship
Trimester – 2
3. Macroeconomics
Trimester – 3
2. Management Information Systems
3. Microeconomics
4. Principles of Marketing Management
Trimester – 4
3. Marketing Management (Principles of Marketing
Management)
4. Elective – I
Trimester – 5
1. Business and Corporate Law
Management)
3. Elective – II
4. Project – I
Trimester – 6
1. Supply Chain Management (Principles of Management)
2. Elective – III
3. Elective – IV
4. Project – II
ELECTIVE COURSES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Agripreneurship
Analysis of Pakistani Industries
Art and Science of Negotiation
Corporate Intrapreneurship
Creating Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
Freelancing
Islamic Banking
Managing Intellectual Property Rights
Managing the Innovation Process
Media Businesses
Product Design and Development
Public Relations
Real Estate Businesses
Retail Management
Services Marketing
Sociopreneurship
Strategic Supply Chain Management
Technopreneurship
Trading Businesses
Note:1.
2.
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MBA
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Final Project:
Total Courses:
3 ½ Year
25
6
1
32
Trimester - 1
Trimester - 2
Accounting)
Trimester - 3
3. Macroeconomics
Trimester - 4
2. Microeconomics
Management)
Trimester - 5
3. Elective – I
Trimester - 6
2. Islamic Banking
3. Elective – II
Trimester - 7
Management)
3. Elective – III
Trimester - 8
1. Advanced Research Tools
2. Econometrics
3. Elective – IV
Trimester - 9
1. E-Business Applications
2. Public Finance
3. Elective – V
Trimester - 10
1. ERP
3. Elective – VI
Trimester - 11
2. Final Project
ELECTIVE COURSES
Select any 6 Courses from the following areas of
specializations. In case of bi-major, select three courses
from each area of specializations.
FINANCE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Advanced Accounting
Analysis of Financial Statement
Business Forecasting
Consumer Credit Analysis
Corporate Finance
Current Issues in Finance
Financial Derivatives
Note:-
1.
2.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Financial Reporting
Financial Risk Management
International Banking
International Finance
Investment Banking
Islamic Banking
Islamic Finance
Laws of Taxation
Micro Finance
Money and Capital Markets
Portfolio Management
Project Appraisal
Public Finance
Retail Banking
Security Analysis
Treasury and Funds Management
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Career Development
Change Management
Comparative Management
Compensation Management
Current Issues in Human Resource Management
Entrepreneurship
Human Resource Development
Human Resources Information System (HRIS)
Industrial Relations
International HRM
Introduction to Psychology
Leadership Management
Organizational Behavior
Organizational Development
Performance Management
Project Management
Recruitment and Selection
Strategic HRM
Training and Development
MARKETING
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Advertising
Brand Management
Campaigns and Events Management
Customer Relationship Management
Demographics
Entrepreneurship
Industrial Marketing
Internet Marketing
Marketing Plans and Strategies
Media Marketing
Packaging and Design
Personal Selling
Pricing and costing
Product Management
Public Relations
Retail Management
Sales Management
Services Marketing and development
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Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Final Project:
Total Courses:
3 ½ Year
25
6
1
32
Trimester - 1
Trimester - 6
3. Elective – II
Trimester - 2
2. Introduction to Management
3. Statistical Inference (Busi. Math & Stat)
Trimester - 7
1. Advance Research Tools
2. Marketing Research (Principles of Marketing
Management)
3. Elective – III
Trimester - 3
3. Macroeconomics
Trimester - 4
1. Islamic Banking
2. Microeconomics
Management)
Trimester - 5
3. Elective – I
Trimester - 8
1. Econometrics
3. Elective – IV
Trimester - 9
1. E-Business Application
2. Public Finance
3. Elective – V
Trimester - 10
1. ERP
3. Elective – VI
Trimester - 11
2. Final Project
ELECTIVE COURSES
Select any 6 Courses from the following areas of specializations.
In case of bi-major, select 3 courses from each area
of specializations.
BANKING
2. Bank Management
4. Basel-I & Basel-II Regulatory Framework &
Compliance
5. Consumer Banking
10. Islamic Banking
11. Treasury and Funds Management
FINANCE
8. Islamic Finance
9. Laws of Taxation
10. Micro Finance
13. Risk Management
Note:1.
2.
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MCS
AFTER BCS [3 YEAR] / B.Sc.[HONORS] (CS / IT) [3 YEAR] / M.Sc. (MATHS)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
1 Year
03
08
1 (3 CHS)
12
36
Trimester - 1
1. Advanced Computer Programming
2. Automata Theory
3. Operating Systems
4. Optical Networks
Trimester - 2
1. Advanced Computer Networks (Optical Networks)
2. Advanced Database Management
3. Compiler Design (Automata theory)
4. Web Applications
Trimester - 3
1. Cloud Computing (Operating Systems)
2. Mobile Computing (Advanced Computer Programming)
3. Multi services over IP (Advanced Computer Networks)
4. Project / Thesis
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
Advanced Computer Networks
Advanced Computer Programming
Automata Theory
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MCS
AFTER PGD (CS) / B.Sc. [2 YEAR] (CS) / BCS [2 YEAR] / BIT / MBA (MIS)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
2 Year
06
13
1 (3 CHS)
20
60
Trimester - 1
1. Calculus I
2. Digital Logic Design + lab
3. Object Oriented Programming + Lab
4. Telecommunication I + lab
Trimester - 2
1. Advanced Computer Programming (OOP)
2. Data Structures
3. Computer Graphics & Animation (OOP)
4. Data Com & Networks + Lab (Tele I)
Trimester - 3
1. Computer Architecture
2. Database Systems
3. Optical Communications (Telecommunication I)
Trimester - 4
1. Optical Networks (Optical Communications)
2. Web Applications (Advanced Computer Programming)
3. Design and Analysis of Algorithms (Data Structures)
Trimester - 5
1. Advanced Computer Networks (Optical Networks)
2. Artificial Intelligence (Advanced Computer Programming)
3. Operating Systems (Computer Architecture)
Trimester - 6
1. Automata Theory
3. Project/ Thesis
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Advanced Computer Networks
Advanced Data Base Management
Advanced Data Structures
Optical Communications
Optical Networks
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MCS
AFTER B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / MBBS / B.E. (CIVIL / MECHANICAL / CHEMICAL) etc
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
2 ½ Year
10
13
1 (3 CHS)
24
72
Preparatory Trimester
1. Electronics + Lab
2. Introduction to Computer Science
3. Introduction to Computer Programming
4. Mathematics for Computer Science
Trimester - 1
1. Calculus I (Mathematics for Computer Science)
2. Computer Programming + Lab
3. Digital Logic Design + lab (Electronics)
Trimester - 2
1. Database Systems + Lab
2. Datacom & Networks + Lab (Telecommunication I)
3. Data Structures
4. Object Oriented Programming + Lab (Computer Programming)
Trimester - 3
1. Advanced Computer Programming (Object Oriented Programming)
2. Computer Graphics & Animations
Trimester - 4
1. Computer Architecture (Digital Logic Design)
3. Web Applications
Trimester - 5
3. Artificial Intelligence (Advanced Computer Programming)
Trimester - 6
1. Automata (Advanced Computer Programming / Artificial Intelligence)
3. Project / Thesis
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Computer Architecture
Computer Programming
Data Base Systems
Data Com & Networks
Digital Logic Design
Electronics
Object Oriented Programming
Operating Systems
Telecommunication I
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M.Sc. (SOFTWARE ENGINEERING)
AFTER BCS [3 Year] / B.Sc. [3 Year] (CS / SE / IT)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
1 Year
03
08
1 (3 CHS)
12
36
Trimester - 1
1. Advanced Computer Programming
3. Software Project Management
4. Software Requirement Engineering
Trimester - 2
1. Advanced Database Management
2. Web Applications (Advanced Computer Programming)
3. Software Change & Risk management (Software Project Management)
4. Software Costing & Estimation (Software Requirement Engineering)
Trimester - 3
1. Cloud Computing (Advanced Computer Programming , Operating Systems)
3. Software case Tools and Apps (Software Construction)
4. Project / Thesis
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
Advanced Database Management
Software Project Management
Software Requirement Engineering
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Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
2 Year
06
13
1 (3 CHS)
20
60
Trimester - 1
1. Digital Logic Design + Lab
2. Object Oriented Programming
3. Calculus I
4. Telecommunication I + Lab
Trimester - 2
3. Data Communications + Lab
4. Data Structure
Trimester - 3
1. Software Engineering
2. Computer Architecture
3. Database Systems + Lab
Trimester - 4
2. Software Project Management (Software Engineering)
3. Software Requirement Engineering (Software Engineering)
Trimester - 5
2. Cloud Computing (Advanced Computer Programming)
3. Software Quality Engineering (Software Requirement Engineering)
Trimester - 6
2. Software Case Tools and Apps (Software Quality Engineering)
3. Project / Thesis
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Data Structures
Software Project Management
Software Case Tools and Apps
Software Construction
Software Quality Engineering
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AFTER B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / BBA / MBA / MBBS / B.E. (CIVIL) etc
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
2 ½ Year
10
13
1 (3 CHS)
24
72
3. Introduction to Computer Programming
Trimester - 1
1. Digital Logic Design + Lab (Electronics)
4. Telecommunication I + lab (Electronics)
Trimester - 2
1. Object Oriented Programming (Computer Programming)
2. Data Base Design + Lab
3. Data Communications + Lab (Telecommunication I)
4. Data Structures
Trimester - 3
3. Software Engineering
Trimester - 4
1. Computer Architecture (Digital Logic Design)
2. Software Project Management (Software Engineering)
Trimester - 5
2. Software Requirement Engineering (Software Project Management)
3. Web Applications (Object Oriented Programming)
Trimester - 6
2. Software Case Tools and Apps (Software Requirement Engineering)
3. Project/ Thesis
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Computer Architecture
Data Base Design
Digital Logic Design
Electronics
Operating Systems
Software Engineering
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M.Sc. (NETWORKS & TELECOMMUNICATION)
AFTER M.Sc. / B.Sc. [HONORS] (APPLIED PHYSICS OR EQUIVALENT)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
1 Year
03
08
1 (3 CHS)
12
36
Trimester - 1
1. Networking protocols
2. Optical Networks
3. Wave Propagation & Antennas
4. Wireless Communications
Trimester - 2
1. Advanced Computer Networks (Networking protocols)
2. Cellular Communications (Wireless Communications)
3. Microwave Communications (Wireless Communications)
4. Transmission and Switching Systems (Networking protocols)
Trimester - 3
1. Cellular Networks (Wireless Communications)
2. Mobile Computing
3. Multi services over IP (Networking protocols, Transmission and Switching Systems)
4. Thesis/Project
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
Networking protocols
Optical Networks
Wave Propagation & Antennas
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Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
2 Year
06
13
1 (3 CHS)
20
60
Trimester - 1
1. Digital Logic Design + lab
2. Electronics + lab
3. Object Oriented Programming + Lab
Trimester - 2
1. Advanced Computer Programming + lab (Object Oriented Programming)
2. Applied Differential Equations
4. Telecommunication II + Lab (Telecommunication I)
Trimester - 3
1. Optical Communications (Data Communications)
2. Signals and Systems (Electronics)
Trimester - 4
2. Networking protocols (Telecommunication I, II)
3. Wireless Communications (Telecommunication II)
Trimester - 5
Trimester - 6
2. Multi services over IP (Networking protocols, Optical Networks)
3. Thesis/Project
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Applied Differential Equations
Signals and Systems
Telecommunication I
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AFTER B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / MBA / MBBS / B.E. (CIVIL / MECHANICAL)
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
2 ½ Year
10
13
1 (3 CHS)
24
72
1. Introduction to Computer programming
Trimester - 1
2. Digital Logic Design + lab (Electronics)
4. Telecommunication I + lab (Electronics)
Trimester - 2
1. Applied Differential Equations
3. Object Oriented Programming + lab (Computer Programming)
4. Telecommunication II + Lab (Telecommunication I)
Trimester - 3
2. Signals and Systems (Electronics)
Trimester - 4
2. Networking protocols (Data Communications)
3. Wireless Communications (Telecommunication I)
Trimester - 5
Trimester - 6
1. Mobile Computing (Object Oriented Programming)
2. Multi services over IP (Networking protocols)
3. Thesis/Project
CORE COURSES :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Applied Differential Equations
Electronics
Signals and Systems
Telecommunication I
Wave Propagation & Antennas
Wireless Communications
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MS IN MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
AFTER 16 YEARS OF RELEVEANT EDUCATION
Program Duration:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
Thesis:
Total Courses:
Total Credit hours:
1 ½ Year
6
2
1 (6 credit hours)
10
30
Trimester - 1
1. Advanced Research Methodology
3. Strategic Management
Trimester - 2
1. Econometrics
3. Elective – I
Trimester - 3
1. Quantitative Method Research
2. Elective – 2
Trimester - 4
1. Thesis
Or
2 Independent Studies (3 CHR each)
Condition:- At least 1 Independent Study to
be published in any Impact Factor Journal.
ELECTIVE COURSES
Select any 2 courses from the following areas of specializations.
MARKETING
1. Contemporary Media Management
2. Customer Dynamics
3. Global Marketing
4. Market Product Development
5. Seminar in Marketing
HRM
1. Employee Rights & HR Communications
2. HR Audit
3. Seminar in HRM
4. Strategic HR Planning
5. Talent Management
FINANCE
1. Advance Business Forecasting
2. Advanced Investment Management
3. Financial Engineering
4. Financial Modeling & Forecasting
5. General Issues in Islamic Finance & Banking
6. Seminar in Finance
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
1. Advanced SCM design in Planning
2. ERP tools & Practices
3. Seminar in Supply Chain Management Practices
4. Strategic Logistic Management
5. Strategic Supply Chain Management

Fundamental of Supply Chain Management is pre-requisite to take elective courses of SCM.

Students who have not studied Fundamental of SCM in BBA / MBA will have to take this course in addition to
normal course work.
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FEE STRUCTURE
FEE STRUCTURE FOR WEEKEND PROGRAMS
MS (Management Sciences)
Admission Fee:
Tuition Fee
Rs. 15,000 (payable once)
Rs. 11,500 (per course)
MBA
Admission Fee:
Tuition Fee
MCS
Admission Fee:
Tuition Fee
Note:
Maximum load is four courses for any trimester of MBA, MCS and M.Sc.
Maximum load is three courses for any trimester of MS.
Books Provided:
Books for all courses are provided by the University and returned at the end of trimester.
KINSHIP WAIVER
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University grants Kinship fee concessions of 25% to the siblings of a student on tuition fee.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The fee at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University is relatively lower compared to other private universities. Scholarships
are offered on need-cum-merit basis to new and old students. Students can also avail the Talimi Loan facility of
Various Banks. The Higher Education Commission has included Mohammad Ali Jinnah University in the Japanese
Need based Scholarship Program.
FEE WAIVER POLICY (At the time of admission only)
Percentage of Marks Level of Waiver- For Graduates (For MBA only)
75% to Above
60% to 74.9%
50% tuition fee waiver
ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE BASED WAIVER POLICY (For MBA only)
4.00 GPA
3.75 to 3.99 GPA
(Policy will be applicable on full load)
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LIST OF SELECTED GUEST SPEAKERS
Prominent business leaders are invited from the corporate sector to enlighten students and faculty members with
their valuable knowledge, experience and expertise. The names of some of the selected speakers are given below:
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Mr. Humair Ahmed, International Manager , University of Sunderland
Mr. Wali Zahid,DMDS, British Council
Syed Sajjad Hussain, Research Fellow, Dalhousie, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Mr. Anayat Ali Ibrahim, MD, Alpha Systems
Mr.Usman Ibrahim, HR Manager, Ali Gohar Pharmaceutical
S.M. Abdul Qadeer, Head Electronic Banking Unit, HBL
Dr. S.N.A. Zaidi, Deputy General Manager, PSO
Mr. Shahid Hameed, Economist, Pak Libya Holding
Mr. Shehzad Salim, Owner Cafe Student Biryani
Mr. Mubeen Ashraf, Manager Internal Audit, SSGC
Mr. Muhamamd Azam Khan, Head of Retail Sales, Atlas Assets Management Ltd.
Mr. Shakeel Abbas, Chief Manager Tea Quality, TAPAL Tea Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Kashif Ansari, Solution Architect, Siemens Engineering
Mr. Aijaz Ahmed, Sub Editor, Journalist, Columinst, JANG Publication
Mr. Shaheen Akhtar, Head of Marketing Department, SME Leasing
Mr. Khurshid Mohammad Siddiqui.Ex. Director Examination, Pakistan Institute of Public Finance
Mr. Ahsan Ali Qureshi, Regional Manger, Total Parco Pak. Ltd.
Mr. Ghaffar Haider Kazmi, Economist, Special Correspondent, Pak Gulf Economist
Syed Shahid Hussain,GM, SSGC
Mr. Muneeruddin, Manager Network, CNBC Karachi
Syed Zeeshan Ali Abidi, Analyst, NIB-Head Office
Mr. Ehsan Ahmed, Consultant Audit & Accountants, Chartered Accountants-Ibrahim & Co.
Mr. Anwar Khan, General Manager, BIZTEK
Mr. Altaf Saqib, Head of Operational Risk,NBP
Mr. Ahmad Samra Zubair, Storage Sales Specialist, IBM-Pakistan
Mr. Ausaf Ahmed, Network Engineer, Al-Ghazi Industry
Mr. Khuawaj Sajjad, Asst. Product Manager, ECO-BIO-Science
Mr. Adil Riaz, Head HR, Tele Card
Mr. Bilal Hameed, Research Analyst, ANSEEK, GERMANY
Mr. Adnan Abdul Ghaffar Rana, System Analyst / Researcher, The Asia Software House
Mr. Muhammad Talha Mashkoor, Software Engineer, Abacusoft
Mr. Farooq Sami, AVP-Credit Manager, IS Bank
Mr. Shahid Hameed, Director, Enterpreneural Services
Mr. Mehmood Pasha, nit Head, IT Goverence , Bank Islami
Mr. Tariq Wyne, Planner Strategy, Media Elqe
Mr. Farrukh Amin, Director, Global Management Consl
Mr. Khurram Sherpao, CEO, Apna Karachi.com
Mr. Naveed Ismail, CEO, KESC
Brigadier Bashir, DG,AWF Sindh
Mr. Ashaar Saeed , Director HR, Reckitt & Benkiser
Mr. Nusrat Iqbal Jamshed, DG, TDAP
Mr. Saud Mirza, DG, Headquarters
Mr. Irfan Zafar, GM, IT,SSGC
Mr. Athar Ahmed, Secretary General, all Pakistan Textile Manufacturer Association
Mr. Zahid Hussain, CEO, Oil & Gas Development Company
Mufti Irshad Ahmed Ijaz, Shari’a Advisor, Bank Islami Pakistan
Dr. Amjad Waheed,CEO, National Fullerton Asset Management Ltd
Mr. Niaz Ahmed Sidikki, Inspector General of Police-Sindh
Mr. Salman Syed Mohammad, DIG-ADMIN-Sindh Police
Mr. Jan Abbas Zaidi, COO, KESC
Mr. Shahid Jamal , DG,- Federal Board of Revenue
Mr. Aanjum Nisar, President-Karachi Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Mian Asim Naseer, Director , Marketing, Hashoo Gorup
Mr. Sayyid Mansoob Hasan, CEO, MNC Pakistan
Mr. Ahmed Ali Siddiqui, EVP, Meezan Bank
Syed Mustafa Kamal, Former City Nazim, City District Government, Karachi
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Mr. Najam Ul Saqib, Ambassador, Government of Pakistan
Mr. Abdul Hafeez Siddiqui, Additional Director, NAB
Mr. Imran Uz Zaman, Assistant Director, State Bank of Pakistan
Mr. Noman Zaheer, SVP, Arif Habib Bank Limited
Mr. Majid Khan, SVP, MCB Leasing
Mr. Jabbar Karimi, EVP, HBL
Mr. Muddassir Mazhar Ahmed, RVP, Faysal Bank Limited
Mr. Imran Adeel Haider, VP, Sapphire Technologies Mgmet Cons
Mr. Majid Azizi, President, MHG Group of Companies
Mr. Kamran Masood, Chairman, Pros Logix
Mr. Iqbal A. Bakshi, President, Toastmasters Internation
Mr. Naseer Shah, Director Marketing, Kay’s Cosmetics Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Asad Sajjad, CEO, Halal Development Project
Mr. Saqib Umer Saeed, CEO, Bizomer Associates
Syed Abid Waseem, SVP, NJI
Mr. Umer Najmi, GM & EVP, ABL
Mr. Shan Saeed, MD, DITA Advisory Services
Mr. Asim Mumtaz, AVP, MyBank
Mr. Afsar Malik, GM & EO, Civil Aviation Authority
Mr. Wajahat Ali, AVP, IGI Financial Service
Mr. Abdul Karim, RVP, Faysal Islamic Bank
Mr. Zahid Chaudhry, Group Head Supply Chain, K.E.S.C
Mr. Mani, Actor TV Radio, Hum TV, FM 100
Mr. Muhammad Yousuf, DG, Dept of IT, Govt. of Sindh
Mr. Akeel Karim Dhadhi (Chairman, AKD Group)
Mr. Ali Raza (NBP)
Mr. Saleem Raza (State Bank of Pakistan)
Mr. Mufti Ibrahim Essa (Ernest And Young Fort Rhodes , Shariah Advisor)
Mr. Javed Jabbar (Chairman, J.J Media Provate Ltd)
Mr. Leon Menezes (GM-HR, Shell Pak.Ltd)
Mr. M. Faheem (CEO, Addwise)
Dr. Aftab Pathan (DIG, Motor way police)
Mr. Badar Khushnood (Country Consultant, Google Pakistan)
Ms. Samia Nasar (Abbott Laboratories, Manager HR)
Mr. Farooq Sattar (MNA, National Assembly)
Ms. Sharmila Farooqui (Information Secretary and Advisor to Chief Minister Sindh)
Mr. Nadeem Hussain (CEO/President, Tameer Micro Finance Bank Ltd.)
Mr. Bukhtiar Khan (CEO, Pakistan Gems and Jewelry development company)
Mr. Zaheer Ahmed Paracha(Country Head Business, Network Micro Finance Bank Ltd.)
Mr. Noor Uddin Mustufa Adhia (Head of Bsuiness Technology and IT Projects, Faisal Bank Ltd.)
Mr. Wajahat Ali Khan (Chief Executive, Kurative Pharma Private Ltd.)
Dr. Nasir A. Siddiqui (Director Sales and Marketing, Prime Manufacturing and Trading Company)
Haji M. Javed (President, Employers Federation of Pakistan)
Mr. Rehan Allah Wala (President, Super Technologies INC.)
Mr. Agha Shah Wali Ullah (Vice President Head of Legal, Barclays Bank Pakistan)
Mr. Ahsan Javed Chushti (SVP Investment Advisory, IGI Investment Ltd.)
Mr. Ashraf Kapadia (MD, Sytstem Ltd.)
Mr. Shahid Latif (MS, Euronet)
Mr. Khalid Nasir (GM HR & Admin, English Biscuit Manufacturers Private Ltd.)
Mr. Ahmed Saeed (Deputy Director, State Bank of Pakistan)
Mr. Asif Riaz (Program Coordinator, ISACA)
Mr. Mohammad Kamran (CISO, First Women Bank)
Mr. Asif Iqbal (MD, 5 I Creations)
Mr. Mohammad Fahad (Director Engineering, FOLIO 3)
Mr. Zohaib Khan (CEO, A2Z, CREATORZ)
Mr. Saqib Ahmed Khan (GM, GBM Pakiatn)
Mr. Naveed Muhammad Iqbal (Sr. Business Consultant (BI), New Horizon)
Prof. Shahida N. Jamil (Barrister-at-Law, Formerly Federal Minister of Law, Justice, Human Rights &
Parliamentary Affairs, Government of Pakistan
115. Mr. Haroon Askari (Deputy Managing Director, Karachi Stock Exchange (Guarantee) Limited
116. Mr. Faizan Munawar Ali Varya (Editor, Wikipedia)
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117. Mr. Muhammad Faisal (Senior Project Management, Seamnia (Private) Ltd)
118. Dr. Shahid Hasan Siddiqui (Chairman & Chief Executive, Research Institute of Islamic Banking &
Finance)
119. Mr. Anwar Kashif Mumtaz (General Secretary, Pakistan Tax Bar Association)
120. Mufti Ehasan Waqar (Sharia’ Advisor, UBL Ameen)
121. Mr. Ahmed Ali (Sr. Ex. VP, Product Development & Sharia’ Compliance, Meezan Bank Ltd.)
122. Mr. Irfan-Uddin Khan (Financial Controller, Dubai Islamic Bank (PVT) Ltd.)
123. Mr. Athar Kaludi (Director of Technical Affairs Technological Consultant, Premium Systems)
124. Mr. Ameer Nawab (Labor Minister, Sindh)
125. Ms. Roohi Ahmad (HR Consultant)
126. Syed Nusrat Ali (Ex-Director, Training & Development, GlaxoSmithkline Pakistan)
127. Mr. Raza Haroon (Minister of IT, Govt. of Sindh)
128. Syed Aftab Ahmed (Managing Director, Australian Immigration Network and IT)
129. Mr. Atif Aziz (Chief Information Officer, Tameer Bank)
130. Mr. Sharjeel Inam Memon (Minister of Information, Sindh)
131. Mr. Muhammad Hanif (Director General, EOBI)
132. Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan (President, Sindh High Court Bar Associtaion)
133. Mr. Anwar Aziz Jakartawala (Resident Director, Sigma Motors Limited)
134. Mr. Nazir Ahmed Vaid (Chairman, Nexsource(Pvt) Ltd.
135. Mr. Haseeb Shaukat (MIC Business Lead, Microsoft Pakistan)
136. Mr. Jahanzaib Raoof (Head of Regulatory Compliance, M & T, IRM, Compliance & Control Barclays)
137. Pir Mazhar-Ul-Haq (Senior Minister/Minister of Edu. And Lit. Dept. Govt. of Sindh)
138. Dr. Masuma Hasan (Chairperson, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs)
139. Mr. Muhammad Zubair Motiwala (Chairman, Sindh Board of Investment)
140. Dr. Fouzia Naeem Khan (Dean, Management Sciences, Sindh Madarsa tul Islam University, Karachi)
141. Mr. Shaikh Abid Ali Gul (Chief Technology Offier, INTECH, Pakistan)
142. Mr. Tauqir Sami (Chief Information Officer, Youngs Food)
143. Ms. Shireen Ghory (Joint Secretary Federal Govt. (R), Ex-Director, Export Processing Zones
Authority)
144. Mr. Kamran Jamil (Director Corporate Relationship, ICAMP)
145. Mr. Shoaib Shamsi (Director, Shamsi Builders Ltd.)
146. Dr. Nargis Saleem (Soul Spa)
147. Rafiq Rangoonwala (CEO, Cupola Pakistan)
148. Syed Khalid Ahmed (MPA, Sindh Assembly, Chairperson, Standing Committee Works & Services)
149. Mr. Ahmed Saeed (Deputy Director-Network, State Bank of Pakistan)
150. Mr. Mirza Ather Ali Baig (Senior Engineering IP Operations, PTCL Pakistan)
151. Mr. S. Khalid H. Faridi (Head Training Division, Soneri Bank Ltd.)
152. Mrs. Asma Asad (Founder, The Eminent School System)
153. Mr. Muhammad Farid Alam (CEO, AKD Securities Ltd.)
154. Mr. Usman Ghani Akbani (Executive Director, Deloitte)
155. Ms. Tauqeer Fatima Bhutto(Minister of Women Development)
156. Mr. Altaf Bilwani (Director Novatax Ltd. )
157. Mr. Ozair Hanafai (Founder and CEO of Ozair Hanafi Institute of Learning)
158. Dr. Imran Y. Mohammad (Managing Director, Movenpick Company)
159. Mr. Jamal Khan (CEO, ArpaTech (Pvt.) Ltd.
160. Ms. Naureen Jafri (Executive Manager Internal Audit, Tameer Micro Finance Bank Ltd.)
161. Mr. Ahmed Shafiullah (Regional Manager Education, London School of Business and Finance)
162. Professor Zaffar Bugtti (Director-SPO UK (Strengthening Participatory Organization), Director/Legal
Advisor-Mother Mona Trust, Sindh, Legal Advisor-SRDO (Sindh Rural Development Organization),
Legal Advisor-Human Rights
Protection International Professor of Law, Former Dean & Attorney at Law-USA/UK
163. Shujat Mohsin (Plant Manager, Bosch Pharma Pakistan)
164. Ms. Keisha Toms (Political Officer, U.S Conulate)
165. Mr. Ali Hashmi & Mr. Abdul Ahad (CEO, PLUM TREE US Based Software House)
166. Mr. Kabir Farooqui (Regional Head, Pakistan Software Export Board)
167. Mr. Shumail Haider (Sync Tech Solutions)
168. Syed Waseem Fawad (CFE, CICA, CFC, AITM President, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners)
169. Mr. Subhan Mirchawala (Founder & CEO, Mirchawalas Hub of Accountancy)
170. Mr. Maqbool Ahmed Siddiqui (Project Manager, Electronics Engineering Department, Suparco)
171. Mr. Sheikh Izhar Ilahi (Chief Technical Officer, Vectra Soft)
172. Syed Adil Gilani (Ex-Chairman TI, Senior Advisor, Transparency International(TI)
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Dr. Advocate Shafaat Nabi K. Sherwani, PhD (Brigadier(Retd.) Ex- Prosector-General NAB, Sindh)
Mr. Nuruddin Abjani (CEO, Tire Sales International)
Mr. Randy Hatfield (Deputy Regional Director, US Aid (Sindh & Balochistan)
Col (ret) Najam-ul-Hassan (Additional Director, NAB)
Mr. Saeed Ahmed Sheikh (Deputy Director, NAB)
Mr. Ali Ahmed Mahar (Assistant Director, NAB)
Mr. Shouzab Abbas Soomro (Assistant Director, NAB)
Mr. Jalal Ahmed Khan (CEO, Jalal & Associates)
Mr. Badar D. Fakhri (Managing Director & CEO, Galagari Cement (Gulf) Limited)
Major Tahir Raza (Head of Security PAF Base Faisal)
Dr. Qamar Rizvi (ADIG Traffic Police)
Syed Amjad Hussain (Program Director, National Institute of Information Sciences &
Information Security)
Mr. Talat Hussain (CEO, Xolvers Solutions)
Dr. Asim Qudvai (CEO, Afzal Memorial Thalassemia Foundation)
Mr. Norbert Almeida (Group General Manager Security, Procter and Gamble Ltd.)
Mr. Ramman Rajput (General Manager, ARY Films and TV productions)
Syed Baqar Raza (General Manager Legal Affairs, KESC)
Mr. Athar Sajjad (Assistant Vice President, Bank Alfalah Limited)
Mr. Ansar Burni (Former Minister Human Rights)
Dr. Farooq Sattar (Former Minister Overseas)
Mr. Waseem Fawad (President, Institute of Internal Controls-Pakistan)
Ms. Fareeda Abbasi (CEO, Youth together for human rights education)
Ms. Lubna Shahid (Project Manager, TPS Pvt. Ltd)
M. Yasin Siddik (Executive Director, Premium Textile Mills and Chairman (zonal),
Sindh/Baluchistan, All Pakistan Textile Mills Association)
Mr. Mansoor Mukhtar (Regional Head-South, SME and Commercial Banking, Silk Bank)
Professional Memberships
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University is a member of prestigious professional organizations like Marketing Association
of Pakistan and Management Association of Pakistan.
International Recognition / Membership
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University has been selected as a regional center for training and development of SMEs by
the International Trade Centre, ATIFTAP, a body of WTO UNCTAD. The University is also a member of the
Association of Management Development Institutions of South Asia (AMDISA). The Faculty member recently
participated in the International Workshop in Bangkok organized by ITC.
Professional Contributions
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University has made significant contributions to the Pakistani Public and Private sector
organizations. The faculty members have been invited by NIPA, Habib Bank, Karachi Port Trust (KPT), H.E.C. and
Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries. Besides, faculty members have been invited by the
satellite channels like PTV, GEO, ARY, AAJ, DUNYA, DAWN, EXPRESS, CNBC and many others.
Conduct of Pre-Entry Tests
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University has conducted Pre-entry admission tests of
 Dawood College of Engineering and Technology
 Mehran University of Engineering and Technology, Jamshoro, Sindh
 Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering and Technology, Nawab Shah
Social Contributions of the University
Prestigious public and private sector organizations have made use of the University’s facilities for training and
recruitment.
Free education, free books, free uniform from class I to intermediate, to local children of Kachi Abadi.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
A.
ACADEMIC
1.
2.
Change of major is not allowed after 3rd trimester of MBA and 1st trimester of MS Program.
Students should take course(s) strictly from their admission brochure only. No course will be
accepted if they take a course outside their brochure. If students want to take an elective course,
outside their brochure then they should take prior approval from the President.
3.
Five absences are permissible in the weekend program. No relaxation will be given in absences
under any circumstances whatsoever and they will not be allowed to appear in the final
examination in the respective course.
4.
B.
Registration Master’s Program is valid for 5 years.
NON ACADEMIC
1.
Students having any complain about other students must report immediately to Management.
Taking action on their own is strictly not allowed.
2.
Girls having any problem with male students must report to the Management without any delay.
3.
Free mixing of male and female students is not allowed. In the classes girls students will sit in
front rows and boys students will sit in back rows.
4.
Celebration of Valentine Day in any form is strictly prohibited.
5.
Celebrations of Birthday parties are strictly prohibited.
6.
Smoking and consumption of paan, gutka and manpuri / supari is strictly prohibited in all the
campuses of MAJU.
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CONTACT PERSONS IN MAJU
All employees and students of MAJU are requested to note the names of the following persons
for solving their problems efficiently. If problems are unsolved, only then they should approach
the Dean. Delays may result if the problems are referred directly to the President.
1. Associate Deans
Mr. Afaq Ali Khan
Dr. Haji Khan Soomro
(Business Administration)
(CS / Telecom)
O-34
O-06
0300-9371289
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2. Coordinators of Departments
Syed Hassan Aftab
Dr. Haji Khan Soomro
Mr. Ahmer Umer
Mr. Afaq Ali Khan
Mr. Farhan Bukhari
(Marketing)
(Telecommunication)
(CS, SE, MIS)
(Economics)
(HRM)
O-40
O-06
O-12
O-34
O-24
0300-8275092
0333-2104703
0300-9371289
0300-2355457
3. Student Advisors
Ms. Zartashia Kiran Imran
Mr. Asif Saeed Naji
(Girls)
(Business)
O-12
O-04
0312-9409400
0333-3194620
(Coordinator)
O-34
O-20
0300-9371289
0345-2451374
5. Seminars
Mr. Farhan Bukhari
O-24
0300-2355457
6. Examination Section
Mr. Tariq Ahmed Siddiqui
O-26
0334-3854787
7. Admissions and Registration Section
Mr. Muhammad Shahzad Khan
O-10
0300-2467557
8. Accounts Section
Mr. Faisal Muhammad Khan
O-18
0300-2447313
9. Human Resource Section
Mr. Ghulam Muhammad
O-37
0300-2458913
10. Sports
Mr. Ahmer Umer
O-12
0333-2104703
11. Career Counseling
Mr. Faisal Majid
Syed Hassan Aftab
O-35
O-40
0322-2595835
0300-8275092
O-14
O-33
O-37
0300-2663028
0300-2413688
0300-2458913
4. Disciplinary Committee
Mr. Afaq Ali Khan
Mr. Shahid Iqbal
12. Research Coordinators
Mr. Manoj Kumar
Mr. Muhammad Naeem Shaikh
Mr. Ghulam Muhammad
(Computer Science and MIS)
(Business)
(Business)
Prof. Dr. Abdul Wahab
President
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Address: 22-E, Block 6, PECHS, Karachi-Pakistan
Tel: 021-111-87-87-87, 34311325-6, 34543321-25
Cell: 0333-0208711-14, Fax: 021-34311327
URL: www.jinnah.edu, Email: info@jinnah.edu

In Pursuit of Excellence - Mohammad Ali Jinnah University

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