Prospectus 2011.cdr - Cadet College Kohat

PROSPECTUS - 2011
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ---------- ------------------------------- 2
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES-- -------------------------------13
AIM AND OBJECTIVES -- ------------------------------- 2
COLLEGE MAGAZINE ---- ------------------------------- 13
LOCATION ------------------ ------------------------------- 2
UNIFORM ------------------ ------------------------------- 13
CAMPUS-------------------- ------------------------------- 3
POCKET MONEY---------- ------------------------------- 14
COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION -------------------------- 3
LEAVE / WEEKEND------- ------------------------------- 14
STAFF------------------------ ------------------------------- 3
JOURNEY TO COLLEGE / HOME- ---------------------14
CURRICULUM & SYSTEM OF EDUCATION ---------3
HOUSES / HOSTELS------ -------------------------------15
ADMISSION (Examination Centres VIII Class) ---4
CADETS MESSES---------- ------------------------------- 15
ALLOCATION OF SEATS - -------------------------------4
COLLEGE HOSPITAL ------ -------------------------------15
SYLLABUS FOR ENTRANCE TEST ---------------------5
COLLEGE TRANSPORT -- -------------------------------15
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS------- ---------------------8
FILM SHOWS -------------- ------------------------------- 16
FEE / DUES----------------- ------------------------------- 9
AMENITIES----------------- ------------------------------- 16
LIBRARY AND AUDIO VISUAL AIDS-----------------10
VISITORS ------------------- ------------------------------- 16
LITERARY AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES--------------10
TELEPHONE CALLS ------- -------------------------------16
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES--------------------------11
TELEPHONE NUMBERS & FAX NO-------------------16
EDUCATIONAL VISITS AND EXCURSIONS ----------11
CORRESPONDENCE ----- -------------------------------17
COMPUTER SECTION --- ------------------------------- 11
PARENTS DAY ------------- ------------------------------- 17
COMPUTER CLASSES ---- ------------------------------- 11
BOARD RESULTS --------- ------------------------------- 19
ADVANCE MULTI MEDIA / IT CENTRE --------------12
ACHIEVEMENTS --------- ------------------------------- 20
SPORTS --------------------- ------------------------------- 13
COLLEGE RULES ---------- ------------------------------- 24
PHYSICAL TRAINING ---- ------------------------------- 13
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INTRODUCTION
Cadet College Kohat was established in 1964 and the first entry of 58
cadets was inducted in 8th class in April 1965 in Jinnah House. Lt Col
(Retd) Faizullah Khan Khattak was the founder Principal of this
premier residential academic institution. Although the College does
not prepare cadets purely for military career, yet in 1971 out of 107
cadets, 95 were selected for Commission in Defence Forces a record
percentage of success achieved by any single educational institution
in the country. However, a large number of cadets also opt for
professions such as medical, engineering, business management and
civil services etc. Ever since its inception, the College has displayed
outstanding results in SSC and HSSC Board Examinations. The
College has bagged a number of Presidential Awards for academic
excellence besides excelling in co-curricular and extra curricular
activities.
AIM AND OBJECTIVES
The College aims at providing quality education with a view to
developing knowledge, skills, personality and character of cadets to
make them responsible citizens and enlightened leaders. The
objectives are focused on academic excellence, personality
development, character building, promotion of religious and national
values, leadership traits and physical development.
LOCATION
Cadet College Kohat is situated at the junction of Kohat Rawalpindi
Road and National Highway, approximately 8 KM from Kohat city.
Kohat-Pindi Railway line passes through it, where the evening railcar stops for the convenience of cadets on Saturday and Sunday.
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CAMPUS
The College covers an area of 144 acres with 20 lush green playing-fields, 6 basketball cemented courts, 3 cricketpitches, a beautiful sports stadium, 2 squash courts, 2 lawn tennis courts, a well equipped indoor gymnasium, a
swimming pool, Riding Club, 2 Recreation Parks, staff colony, shopping centre, a utility store bakery, ABL Branch
with ATM facility and a post office. A beautiful mosque right in the middle of the campus adds to the serenity of the
atmosphere. The carefully maintained orchards, flowerbeds and vegetation, provide a refreshing hue to the visitors.
Six tubewells ensure supply of water both for irrigation and drinking purposes.
COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION
Cadet College Kohat (CCK) is under the control and management of
the Board of Governors (BOG). The Honourable Chief Minister KPK
is the Patron-in-Chief and General Officer Commanding 9 Division
Kohat is the Chairman of the BOG. The Principal CCK is responsible
for the College administration.
STAFF
The College has qualified teaching staff, divided into various
departments, each headed by a senior member. The Army Staff is
headed by the Adjutant of the rank of Captain who is responsible for military and physical training of Cadets. The
College has an elaborate administrative setup for smooth functioning of routine activities.
CURRICULUM AND SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
The College follows the syllabus laid down by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Kohat. The
medium of instruction is English. The subjects taught in the College at SSC level are Urdu, English, Islamiyat,
Pakistan Studies, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science and Biology. The College offers PreMedical and Pre-Engineering courses for Intermediate classes. The laboratories are equipped with the latest
apparatus, Class tests and terminal examinations are held at regular intervals. Cadets' progress reports are assessed
and complete record of their academic performance and overall conduct is sent to the parents at the end of each term.
A cadet failing twice in the same class, is no longer retained in the College.
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ADMISSION
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Admission is granted in 8 Class purely on merit on the cumulative
results of Written Examination, Interview and Medical Test conducted
by the College. A candidate for admission should be between 12 and 14
years on 31 March of the year of admission and must have passed 7th
Class at the time of admission. However, age waiver of conditional 6
months is granted to Hafiz-e-Quran only. Some available seats are also
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filled in 11 Class under Self-Finance Scheme on merit.
EXAMINATION CENTRES VIII CLASS
Dera Ismail Khan, Bannu, Kohat, Peshawar, Mardan, Swat, Abbottabad, Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi. There is
no overseas centre.
ALLOCATION OF SEATS
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
j.
K.
4
Khyber Pakthunkhwa (KPK)
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FATA/ FR Domicile
08
Northern Backward Areas of KPK (NBAs) (Kohistan, Dir, Chitral, Kaladhaka)
03
Defence Personnel (on active service)
05
All Pakistan less KPK / FATA/ Northern Backward Areas of KPK
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Balochistan
02
Kohatians (Ex-Cadets CCK)
05
College Employees as Day Scholar
05
FATA/ FR (Studying in FATA/FR Schools)
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Self-Finance Scheme: i. 8th class @ Rs. 3 lac per seat + remaining dues (1) 13 seats (All Pakistan)
(2) 10* seats (KPK)
(3) 5 Balochistan under Prime Minister Directive
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th
ii. 11 class @ R. 2 lac per seat + remaining dues 11 Class Seats available
(All Pakistanis eligible)
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NOTE
a.
Overseas Candidates: Overseas candidates can compete against their respective domicile quota.
They are also eligible for Self Finance Seats. They will, however, appear in the test in any centre
located in Pakistan.
b.
Quota Seats: Seats against FATA/FR, Defence and Kohatians falling vacant due to less marks in
written test shall be adjusted under Self Finance Scheme.
SYLLABUS FOR ENTRANCE TEST ( 8 TH CLASS)
Written Test is conducted in the following subjects:a.
English
b.
Mathematics
c.
Urdu and Islamiyat (Urdu 70, Islamiyat 30)
100 marks ] Duration
100 marks ] 1 Hour each paper
100 marks ]
Syllabus
a.
English
1)
Parts of Speech to include Nouns,
Pronouns, Adjectives, Forms of Verbs,
Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions,
Articles and Punctuation.
2)
Correct / rearrange / complete
sentences.
3)
Meanings of words / Idioms and their
use in sentences.
4)
Correct spellings.
5)
Change sentences into interrogative
and negative forms.
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6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
B.
Antonyms / Synonyms, Singular and Plural.
Gender.
Write Essay / Paragraph, Letter / Application or building a Story from a given outline.
Translation from Urdu into English and Vice Versa.
Change of Voice and Narration.
Answers to questions from a given paragraph.
Mathematics. Arithmetics, Algebra and Geometry questions from the following syllabus :1)
Set theory, union and intersection of sets, De Morgans's law.
2)
Fractions, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of common, compound and
decimal fractions.
3)
Square root, square root of decimal and common fractions, approximate square roots, word
problems and square roots.
4)
Ratio and proportion, direct and inverse proportion, problems on inheritance and
partnership.
5)
Percentage, partnership, commission, profit and loss.
6)
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of algebraic expressions, expressions in
ascending and descending orders.
7)
Equations, solution of equations in one variable.
8)
Area of square, rectangle and circle. Area and volume of cylinder, cube and cuboids.
9)
Practical geometry. Construction of a triangle, rectangle, square, parallelogram, pentagon,
hexagon, octagon, pie graph.
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c.
Urdu / Islamiat
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ISLAMIAT (For English Medium)
Human rights, Ethics, Life of the Holy Prophet, Pillars of Islam ,
Islamic Society, Patience and Tolerance, Avoiding Prodigality
and Avarice.
Thrift/Frugality, Dignity of labour, Lawful earning, Moderation,
Generosity, Equality, Prayers, Worships, Adoration, Character
of the Holy Prophet, Life of Prophet Muhammad in Mecca and
Madina, Prophet's Migration to Madina, Battles of Islam , Truce
of Hudaibia , Conquest of Mecca , Farewell Pilgrimage (Hajjatth
ul-Wadah) and 10 last Sura's of the 30 Para of the Holy Quran,
with diacritical points and Translation in Urdu or English.
PATTERN OF PAPERS
Pattern of papers is flexible. However, Question Papers of
previous years are given for guidance. The number of questions
or marks allocated to each may vary from time to time.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS
Regular prayers, observance of fast in the holy month of
Ramazan, adherence to the Islamic code of life, honesty and
truthfulness form the corner stone of religious
motivation/grooming. Religious instructions are imparted in the
class rooms, mosque, morning assembly and through frequent
pep talks.
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COLLEGE FEE / DUES
Fee/Dues (Per Annum)
1.
Tuition Fee
2.
Additional Tuition Fee
2.
Sports/Hobbies
3.
Hostel Services
4.
Medical Fund
5.
Library Fund
6.
Washing Charges
7.
Minor Repairs (Cobbler/Tailor)
8.
Messing Charges (for duration of 290 days) 290 x 153
9.
Messing Services Charges, Rs. 58.44 x 365
10.
Rent of Bedding
11.
Cinema Fund
12.
Examination Stationery
13.
Hair-cutting
14.
College General Fund
15.
Computer Stationery
16.
Electricity Charges 20%
17.
Gas Charges 20%
8th, 9th, 10th
Rs.41100.0
Rs. 0.0
Rs. 1115.00
Rs. 2835.00
Rs. 950.00
Rs. 765.00
Rs. 2835.00
Rs. 630.00
Rs. 44390.00
Rs. 21330.00
Rs. 930.00
Rs. 570.00
Rs. 315.00
Rs. 415.00
Rs. 510.00
Rs. 1455.00
Rs. 8825.00
Rs. 3145.00
11th, 12th
Rs. 41100.0
Rs. 4000.00
Rs. 1115.00
Rs. 2835.00
Rs. 950.00
Rs. 765.00
Rs. 2835.00
Rs. 630.00
Rs. 44390.00
Rs. 21330.00
Rs. 930.00
Rs. 570.00
Rs. 315.00
Rs. 415.00
Rs. 510.00
Rs. 1455.00
Rs. 8825.00
Rs. 3145.00
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Total ( Per Annum )
Rs. 132,115.00
Rs. 136,115.00
Note: Fee increase by 10%, Electricity and Gas increase 20%.
Additional Charges at the time of admission in 8th Class
1.
Admission Fee
2.
Security (Refundable)
3.
Maintenance Charges
4.
Miscellaneous Charges
10000.00
10000.00
10000.00
2000.00
Total: 32000.00
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Additional Charges at the time of admission in 1 Year
Admission charges for Regular College Students
2000.00
Self Finance Scheme (First Year)
1.
Admission Fee
2.
Security (Refundable)
3.
Self Finance (Non Refundable)
4.
Maintenance Charges
5.
Miscellaneous Charges (Pocket Money, TA/DA, Text Books)
5000.00
10000.00
200000.00
5000.00
2000.00
LIBRARYAND AUDIO - VISUAL AIDS
College Library contains more than 30,000 books on a
variety of subjects. It is managed by a qualified Librarian.
An Audio Visual Library with latest equipment is also
available to acquaint the cadets with modern techniques of
acquisition of knowledge and learning. Latest version
video projector, is utilized to screen movies and
documentary films.
LITERARY AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
A compulsory period is allocated to cultural and literary
activities for each class on Fridays. The topics for junior
and senior classes are published in the Weekly College
Order. Cadets are encouraged to express their views on
various topics to build their confidence. The College provides them with ample opportunities to prepare topics from
the books which broaden their mental horizon, knowledge and learning.
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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Inter-House Urdu, English Debates/Declamations, Essay Writing, Qirat
and Quiz Competitions are held regularly to put the cadets through a
variety of co-curricular activities.
EDUCATIONAL VISITS AND EXCURSIONS
The College attaches great importance to educational visits and
excursions. Visits are arranged to various institutions and places of
historical importance.
COMPUTER SECTION
Computer laboratory is equipped with adequate facilities such as a large
number of computers, a coloured printer, a laser printer and a scanner.
American Discovery Centre has been donated which covers a variety of
subjects including Mathematics, Science, English, Geography, History,
Microsoft Encarta Encyclopaedia Programme.
COMPUTER CLASSES
Computer literacy classes are compulsory for cadets. Various software
packages and programming languages are taught to cadets from Class
VIII to and XII. Establishment of Multimedia / IT Block is under way to
enhance students and teachers knowledge through latest teaching tools.
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ADVANCE MULTI MEDIA / INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
The College has embarked upon the establishment of an “Advance
Multi Media / Information Technology Centre at an estimated cost
of Rs. 10 million to augment the existing computer education and
training infrastructure; the purpose being to provide the cadets
with critical advantage of the latest technology and teaching tools
with following aims and objectives: a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
Provide facility of latest teaching tools
Introduce modern classroom concept
Arrange crash courses for teachers and cadets
Provide access to millions of knowledge-based
websites to the staff and students
Inculcate habit of research among students and
teachers through internet
Improve students and teachers IT skills
MULTIMEDIA BLOCK
SPORTS
Sports form an integral part of training of cadets. Regular Inter-House, Senior and Junior Competitions, both indoor
and outdoor, (Hockey, Football, Cricket, Basketball, Athletics, Table Tennis, Badminton, Shooting) are arranged
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under the supervision of qualified coaches. Annual sports fixtures
are also arranged with the sister institutions.
PHYSICAL TRAINING
Games, Sports and PT/Drill are compulsory for cadets. The
College has a spacious and well equipped Indoor Gymnasium,
gymnastic equipment and obstacle course for physical training and
indoor games / sports.
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
Various Clubs and Societies, i.e. Arts Club, Photographic Club,
Science Club, Bio Club, Dramatic Club, Computer Club, Urdu and
English Debating Societies are in place to develop the skill,
knowledge and confidence of cadets. Riding, Shooting and Hiking
Clubs are also functioning.
COLLEGE MAGAZINE
The College Annual Magazine “Al-Noor”, is published in two
sections i.e. English/Urdu to project activities of Cadets and
provide them a forum to exploit their creative abilities.
UNIFORM
Cadets wear prescribed College dress. However, they are allowed
to wear private clothes (trousers and shirt) on Sundays and closed
holidays.
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POCKET MONEY
A monthly pocket money of Rs.150/- and Rs.200/- is paid to
junior and senior cadets respectively. Cadets are not permitted
to keep with them money exceeding their monthly pocket
money allowance. Any extra cash that they might have is
handed over to the respective Housemaster for safe custody.
LEAVE
!
!
Leave is granted on a written application from parents.
Leave other than the holidays authorised by the
College, will not be granted except in very exceptional
circumstances. No leave will be granted for attending
any function, except the wedding of real brothers and sisters which must preferably be planned during
holidays.
WEEKEND LEAVE
Cadets can avail only a fixed number of week-ends.
Parents/guardians are required to forward the following information to the Housemasters regarding their
sons / wards at the beginning of each term:-
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!
*
*
Where they would like their son / ward to spend their weekend at home or with relatives or friends ;
The name and address of the relative / friend with whom the cadet will spend his weekend.
Note: The cadets overstaying leave without any valid reason shall be fined or punished.
JOURNEY TO COLLEGE / HOME
Parents/guardians should arrange journey of their sons/wards for going home and coming back to the College.
However, College arranges transport from College to Kohat city/Peshawar and back for cadets on weekends /
vacation.
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Accidents / Mishaps. All possible measures for the safety of cadets are
adopted at the campus. However, the College shall not be held
responsible for any kind of accident/mishap causing any kind of
physical harm or injury to the cadet.
JINNAH HOUSE
HOUSES / HOSTELS
Cadets are accommodated in 6 Houses, each with a capacity of 95
cadets. Every House is being looked after by a House Master, assisted by
House Tutor, Military Staff and House Baba. Moreover, 4-5 teachers
have also been affiliated with each House to help the cadets in
academics.
CADET'S MESSES
The College has 3 spacious messes, 1 per 2 Houses. One cadet from each
class is member of College Mess Committee which meets frequently to
discuss menu and ways of improving the messing standard.
COLLEGE HOSPITAL
The College has a well equipped ten bedded Hospital under the
supervision of Senior Medical Officer, assisted by dispensers. The
hospital has its own ambulance. Cadets with serious ailments are
referred to C.M.H Kohat.
COLLEGE TRANSPORT
The College has three buses, one van, one coaster, one Suzuki pickup, one mini truck, one tractor and an ambulance to provide
maximum facilities to cadets and staff.
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FILM SHOWS
Selected movies are screened on Saturday night to provide entertainment to cadets
AMENITIES
The College has a well furnished cafeteria and a bakery / tuck shop with adequate services besides, Tailor, Barber,
Cobbler, Stationery Shops, Utility Store Bank with ATM/Online facilities and Post Office at the campus.
VISITORS
!
Parents / guardians are allowed to visit their sons / wards only on Sundays / holidays as per following timings :9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ( Oct to Mar)
9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. ( Apr to Sep)
* Parents are not allowed to visit dormitories / rooms of cadets.
* They are also not allowed to visit the staff at their residences. They can meet the House
* Masters in their offices on Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
TELEPHONE CALLS
Cadets are allowed to receive / make telephone calls for maximum of 6 minutes duration on
Sundays / holidays according to the following programme :-.
a. Working day
B. Holiday
1315 - 1540 hours
1900 - 2100 hours
0800 - 1900 hours
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Kohat City Code ( 0922) -
Cadet College Exchange Nos. 561300, 9260070, 9260072, 9260073
Fax : (0922) 561299
Website : www.brain.net.pk/~cck
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Through Exchange
Principal / Vice Principal / Director of Studies / Controller of Exams / Senior House Master / Deputy Director
Finance / ].
Adjutant / PS /Admin Office / Account Office / Hospital / Mess]
Cadets' Houses :
Jinnah House
Khushal House
Iqbal House
Ayub House
Munawar House
Rustam House
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205698
205873
200194
208577
211794
218925
CORRESPONDENCE
All official correspondence pertaining to
cadets should be addressed to Principal
Cadet College Kohat.
PARENTS DAY
College Annual Parents' Day / Prize Distribution function is arranged in December / January.
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Parents Day 2009
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BOARD RESUTS CCK - 2011: Ever since its inception, CCK has been excelling in the Board
examinations. For a glance:1st
th
3rd
2nd
a. SSC: (9 Class)
Year
Positions in Board
Top Ten Positions in Board
2010
1-5
5
2011
1-3
3
Yusaf Tahir
1st
b. SSC: (10th Class)
Year
Positions in Board
Top Ten Positions in Board
2010
1 - 13
13
2011
1 - 38
38
3rd
Haroon
Imdadullah Khan
Engineering
c. HSSC Part-I: (11th Class)
1st
Year
Group
Position in Board
2010
Engineering / Medical
1 - 10 / 1 - 10
2011
Engineering / Medical
1 - 10 / 1 - 10
S. Wakeel Hussain
2nd
Abdullah
1st
Position in Board
Top10 Positions in Board
2010 Engi. / Medical
1 - 10 / 1 - 10
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2011 Engi. / Medical
1 - 10 / 1 - 10
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Asad Naeem
2nd
Yawar Hayat
Assamullah
Medical
3rd
Tahir Jamil
1st
Omer Farooq
Engineering
d. HSSC Part-II: (12th Class)
Group
Salman Haider
2nd
1st
Aamir Iqbal
Year
Tasneem Anjum
2nd
Azam Khan
3rd
Danish Akhtar
Medical
3rd
Hayat Ullah
1st
Sheroz Abbasi
2nd
Asad Noor
3rd
Sajid Zaman
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ACHIEVEMENTS
CCK has not only achieved recognition at national level but has also
made tremendous impact at international level. Some of the
achievements are given below:
A.
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International Level:
1)
Scholarship Examination for United World Colleges 2
st
Cadets shared 1 position and 7 Cadets secured top 4
positions in the Scholarship examination for United
World Colleges organized by Pakistan National Council
to study at United World Colleges in USA, UK, Hong
Kong and Singapore.
2)
Youth Exchange & Study (YES) Programme
Scholarship USA, 2005-11. 14 Cadets completed their
study at USA under 'YES' Programme Scholarship
conducted by International Education and Resource
Network (iEARN) - a non-profit global
telecommunications community of over 7000 primary
and secondary schools in 110 countries. The Scholarship
funded by US Department of State Bureau of Education
& Cultural Affairs provides opportunity to study at
American High Schools and live with American host
families for one academic year.
3)
National Science Talent Contests 2004 & 2005
Spain. 5 Cadets qualified the screening test of Subject
Contest 2004 ( 2 Biology , 2-Physics & 1 Chemistry)
conducted by the Pakistan Institute of Engineering &
Applied Sciences Islamabad for International
Olympiads in Spain. 2 Cadets bagged first position in
Physics and Chemistry in National Science Talent
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Contest 2005 organized by Higher
Education commission Islamabad.
4)
Children Arts Festival Japan,
UNESCO. Won Gold Medal & Grand
Prix Prize in the festival organized by
Mitsubishi Impression Art Gallery Japan.
5)
Essay Writing Competition , UK.
Honoured with special commendation
Certificate in the Competition organized
by Royal Society London the only College
honoured from Pakistan.
6)
Common Wealth Arts Competition ,
Scotland.
Participated in the
Competition.
7)
Common Wealth Essay competition ,
2006. Cadet Ahmad Jamal was awarded
Commendation
Certificate, in the competition organized by Royal Society of London. 110 countries participated in
the competition.
8)
International Humanitarian Law Moot Court Competition United Nations. Ex-Cadet
Dilawar Khan topped the examination organized by International Committee of Red Cross and
represented Pakistan in the Court Competition.
9)
SEARCC Software Competition in Newzealand. Ex-Cadet Aamer represented Pakistan in the
competition organized by Computer Society of Pakistan.
10)
Sandhurst Royal Academy UK. Ex-Cadet Shahzad Khurshid got commission from the Royal
Military Academy UK.
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National Level:
B.
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1)
XVth Star Awards-2004. 12 Cadets were nominated
th
for 15 Star Awards organized under the auspices of
South Asia Publications Islamabad in Education,
Computer, Database & Essay Writing and Extra
Curricular Activities.
2)
All Pakistan Software Competition 2000. Topped
the competition and won the cash prize of Rs.
15000.00.
3)
All-Pakistan Education Fairs 1998 , 1999 & 2000.
The College organized Education Fair2008 which was
participated by 15 colleges in six events and secured top positions. Also organized two refresher
courses for faculty members at LUMS Lahore and local colleges at CCK.
4)
CCK Elite Educational Institutions Talent Gala 2008 The College organized an “Elite
Educational Institutions Talent Gala” in October 2008 in which prestigious institutions of the
country displayed their skills in Computer Software, Quiz, Indoor Games, Essay Writing, Urdu and
English Declamation contests. The sole purpose of this Gala was to foster feelings of brotherhood
and national integration. CCK stood out in all events.
5)
National Essay Writing Competition on Environment. Secured 1
6)
Annual Sibi Mela 2005. On the special invitation by the Honourable Governor Balochistan ,
st
College Tent Pegging Team won 1 prize in the event.
7)
Water Sports. Introduced Water Sports in NWFP and assisted Pakistan Navy in organizing Rowing /
Canoeing Championship . Participated in 27th National Canoeing Championship at Islamabad.
8)
Mountaineering and Trekking Courses. Won Gold Medals / Merit Certificates in the Course
organized by Alpine Club of Pakistan.
9)
Swords of Honour
5 of our Ex-Cadets received the Swords of Honour at Pakistan Air Force Academy Risalpur,
Pakistan Naval Academy Karachi and Pakistan Military Academy Kakul.
st
position.
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Parents Day 2010
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COLLEGE RULES
Cadets are not allowed to keep the following at the campus:
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Transistor, video games, electric appliances, personal computer,
wireless, radio, TV set, walkman set, musical instruments etc.
Unauthorised medicines / drugs.
Cigarettes, narcotics in any form, matches, burners, heaters, etc.
Undesirable printed material.
Explosive/combustible material, weapons of any kind.
Cadets can keep their mobile phones with the respective
housemasters. However, they are allowed to avail this facility only on
Sundays / Holidays.
Cadet guilty of following offences is liable to be withdrawn
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Cheating, lying, stealing, gambling and immoral conduct.
Willfully and deliberately damaging the College property.
Keeping fire-arms or knives of large size, etc.
Leaving the College premises without permission.
Insolent behaviour with the staff and the seniors.
Guilty of any act of indiscipline / misconduct
Absenting from the class and College activity without permission.
Being habitually non punctual, untidy and slovenly.
Smoking, use of narcotics in any form.
Consistently giving poor performance in academics.
Use of unfair means in tests/examinations, even assisting others in it.
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