foster inteIIectuaI and economic vitaIity

through teaching, research and outreach in the

fieId of Space Sciences TechnoIogy with a
view to improve quaIity of Iife.
2014-2015
STUDENT'S
HANDBOOK

Space Technology
nstitute of
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Admissions Office
Institute of Space TechnoIogy
1, slamabad Highway,
Near CDA Toll Plaza, slamabad
Tel: +92-51-9273306, 9075406, Fax: +92-51-9273310
Vision: To foster intellectual and economic
vitality through teaching, research and
outreach in the field of Space Science &
Technology with a view to improve quality
of life.
Mission Statement:
providing outstanding quality education to
diverse groups of national and
international students.
The institute aims at
DiscIaimer:
updated at the time of publication in September, 2013. The
nstitute of Space Technology reserves the right to change,
amend, replace or annul any part or whole of this document
without any notice.
The information given in this handbook was
CONTENTS
01. Welcome Message ..............................................................................01
02. Statement of Values ............................................................................02
03. The Academic Program .......................................................................03
04. Student Evaluation ..............................................................................05
05. Repeat Course Policy.........................................................................08
06. Monitoring and Performance ...............................................................09
07. Examination Regulations ....................................................................11
08. Registration .........................................................................................12
09. Attendance Regulations .......................................................................13
10. Course Evaluation Guidelines .............................................................14
11. Grading Policy .....................................................................................15
12. Rechecking Rules ................................................................................19
13. Migration Policy ...................................................................................20
14. Change of Discipline Policy..................................................................21
15. Students' Record Policy.......................................................................22
16. Library Rules .....................................................................................25
17. Boarding Facilities ...............................................................................28
18. Dues Policy .........................................................................................33
19. Payment of Fee ...................................................................................39
20. Sponsorships/ Scholarships ................................................................42
21. Prohibited tems and Activities.............................................................43
22. Transport/ Medical................................................................................44
23. Miscellaneous .....................................................................................45
24. Dress Code..........................................................................................46
25. Prohibited Dress tems/ Style...............................................................47
26. Fine Tickets..........................................................................................48
27. Student Code of Conduct ....................................................................49
28. Discipline Action Committee ................................................................51
29. Security Policy .....................................................................................52
30. Dos and Don'ts....................................................................................53
31. mportant Telephone Numbers.............................................................55
32. Academic Calendar 2014-2015 ...........................................................60
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welcome you to the nstitute of
Space Technology (ST) which
has been ranked in the top five
universities of Pakistan by the
HEC. ST offers a platform for
students to reach beyond their
potential and engage in a
learning process with limitless
possibilities and opportunities. At
ST, our philosophy revolves
around the notion of a better and
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industrially advanced Pakistan. Our students have endless
prospects of putting their intellect to the test. magination,
innovation and practicability are greatly valued in ST.
Perseverance and devotion to work makes our students stand
out among the others. Achieving excellence is the driving force
that makes our students the best choice to work in the industry.
At ST, your learning will be supported by the most modern
resources including an ever growing library with access to the
latest journals and e-books and well equipped laboratories. A
well bonded human community, in which mutual respect and
social etiquettes form the backbone, will make your stay a
fulfilling experience.
am sure that under the guidance of a dedicated faculty, you
will be able to acquire the knowledge and develop the skills
which will form the foundation of a successful career for you.
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i d t i ll d d P ki t
We value the acquisition of knowledge
We value intellectual honesty. We believe that our
knowledge of science and technology will serve as a
catalyst in nation building and uplifting our country
We value dedication to our mission, strong work ethics and
dedicated performance to the best of our capabilities
We value individual initiative and team work. We believe in
self discipline, responsibility and ethical conduct in all our
activities
We hold our teachers, researchers, staff and students in
high esteem and consider them as our most precious asset
We value selflessness, philanthropic and welfare minded
attitude towards members of the community
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1BL 4C4BLHlC PROGRAM
THE ACADEMC PROGRAM (Undergraduate)
The Bachelor of Science in Engineering is a four years' degree
program. There are two semesters in each academic year, with a
total of eight semesters. Each semester is of 18 weeks duration.
There are 16 weeks of classes. After attending classes for 16
weeks, students are to take final examination which is carried out
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in 17 & 18 week.
Degree Requirement
The requirement to earn a degree of Bachelor of Science is
completion of the number of credit hours mentioned against each
discipline, with a cumulative GPA of 2.00 or more with passing
grade in all the courses, with a minimum of 'C' grade in Senior
Design Project.
Space Science
Mechanical Engineering
Materials Science & Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Aerospace Engineering 136
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136
136
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This requirement is to be completed in a maximum duration of six
years. A student shall be registered continuously for the entire
duration. There shall be no unresolved failing "F grade, "W grade
or " grade left during the program.
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1BL 4C4BLHlC PROGRAM
THE ACADEMC PROGRAM (Graduate)
The Master of Science is two years' degree program. There are
two semesters in each academic year, with a total of four
semesters. Each semester is of 18 weeks duration. There are 16
weeks of classes. After attending classes for 16 weeks, students
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are to take final examination which is carried out in 17 & 18
week.
Degree Requirement
The requirement to earn a degree of Master of Science is
completion of the number of credit hours mentioned against
each discipline, with a Cumulative Grade Point Average
(CGPA) of 3.00 or more, with a minimum of 'B' grade in
thesis (6 credit hours).
There shall be no unresolved failing 'F' grade, or 'W'
grade or '' grade left during the program.
Space Science
Mechanical Engineering
Materials Science & Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Aerospace Engineering 30
30
30
30
30
This requirement is to be completed in a maximum duration
of four years
A student shall be registered continuously for the entire
duration
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S1LBLN1 FVALUATION
A student's academic progress and standing are determined and
monitored through the following modes of evaluation.
Assignments
These are the problem sets or projects to be completed
independently.
Quizzes
These are taken unannounced and are of 10 to 15 minutes
duration. Generally two quizzes per credit hour are taken.
Reports/ Projects
These are reports to be prepared on the basis of lab work or
project. The minimum number is 13 lab reports for the course.
Oral Exams
Oral exams are taken to assess the student's practical
knowledge, generally associated with labs.
One Hour Tests (OHT)
These are announced tests of 50 minutes' duration. At least
one OHT per credit hour is taken for each course in a semester
and it is 3 for 4-0 course as well.
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S1LBLN1 FVALUATION
Finals
These are announced tests of a maximum of three hours'
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duration for each course of a semester during the 17 & 18
week.
The conduct of examination is governed by the examination
regulations as follows:
There shall be no make-ups for any of the evaluation modes
The award of course grade and semester grade point
average (SGPA) are governed by the Grading Regulations
The student may repeat a course up to one time to improve
his/her course grade; the second grade will replace the first
in the calculation of the GPA including mandatory repeats of
'F' grade courses
f a student missed one OHT due to genuine reason then it's
retake can be approved by concerned HOD upon the
recommendation of the exam retake committee
f the retake for OHT is approved by HOD, then an instructor
has two options:
1. He/She can retake the one hour
2. He/She can award the student minimum average marks
Minimum average marks are computed in the following
manner:
At the end of the semester , a student's marks (excluding
the missed OHT) are computed out of 100 and the class
average , (in %age) of the OHT,
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S1LBLN1 FVALUATION
Note
Laboratories are graded independently of the associated
course
There is no choice of questions in quizzes, one hour tests
and finals/final exams
One lab credit hour corresponds to three hours of lab work
per week
Generally there is no gap in between final exams. A
repeater or a student with an Add Course other than the
regular courses offered to that class, may have two exams
on the same day
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missed by the students is computed. A student gets the
minimum of both
Course repetition is allowed for students seeking to
improve grades including "F grades which are mandatory.
However, only one attempt per course and a total of three
repeats are permissible in the academic program. The
latest grade earned shall be considered for computation of
cumulative GPA. A letter "R will be affixed against the
course attempted the first time, and symbol # will be affixed
with the grade earned on the repeat attempt on the
transcript.
The students will only be allowed to repeat a course if the
seats are available in a classroom after admitting the
students of a regular batch. f the number of students
exceeds the capacity of a classroom, the preference will be
given to the students who have lower grades over the
students who have higher grades
The students, who have repeated any course, are ineligible
to get academic medals and merit certificates
A student can repeat up to 9 credit hours including labs and
courses
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Repeat Course
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GPA will be the primary measure of academic performance and
standing:
f cumulative GPA is 2.00 or more
f semester GPA is below 2.00, but cumulative GPA is
2.00 or more
f cumulative GPA is below 2.00
f cumulative GPA is still below 2.00 but semester GPA
is 2.00 or more during temporary enrollment
f semester GPA is below 2.00 during temporary
enrollment, or if cumulative GPA is still below 2.00
during extended temporary enrollment or earning 'F'
grade in 9 credit hours of courses or earning more than
three 'F' grades during a program or earning an 'F' grade
in a repeat course
Good
Standing
Caution
Temporary
EnroIIment
Extended
Temporary
EnroIIment
Dropout
A copy of the advisory note will be sent to sponsor or parents of
academically deficient students.
A student with a Dropout standing will lose student status
and will have to leave the institute
A student with full load and cumulative GPA of at least 3.50
will be placed on the Dean's List
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Criteria will be different for Graduate students.
For Undergraduate Students
Note:
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Graduation honors will be awarded on the student's final
transcript in accordance with the following criteria
Honour CGPA
Summa Cum Laude
Magna Cum Laude
Cum Laude
3.90 or more
3.70 to 3.89
3.50 to 3.69
Discipline
Student's conduct at the nstitute will be governed by the
Student Code of Conduct
Violations of code may be referred by any member of the
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Award of Gold Medal
Gold medal shall be awarded to 1st position holder in
academics
A certificate shall be given to 2nd position holder in
academics.
A student with a WDA (Withdrawn on recommendation of
Disciplinary Action Committee) grade will not be given the
Gold Medal
Gold Medals shall not be awarded to students who opt to
repeat any courses
ST's community to the Disciplinary Board for possible
punitive action
f a student, gets three disciplinary warnings in his/ her
academic period, he/she will be expelled from the institution
LX4HlN41lBN RFGULATIONS
The number of quizzes, tests, assignments and laboratory
reports will be given by the instructor in the course outline
on the first day of the class
There will be no choice of questions in examinations i.e.
finals/one hour tests/quizzes
Students are not permitted to bring any electronic device
(including cell phones, iPad, PDA, programmable
calculators etc.) or cameras to the examination venue under
any circumstances
Cheating or engaging in activities for unfair advantage will
be considered violation of the Student Code of Conduct and
subject to strict disciplinary action up to and including
expulsion from the institute
Students must bring their own writing material to the
examination hall. No borrowing shall be permitted under any
circumstances
Exam Admit Card will be issued to the students prior to the
Final Exam
Students not bearing ST student D Card and Exam Admit
Card will not be allowed to sit for the exams
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Examination Regulations
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Registration must be completed prior to the first day of
classes and is a prerequisite for attending the classes
Registration encompasses approval of courses from
academic advisor, endorsement of nstitute's Code of
Conduct, payment of tuition fee, and hostel/transport
charges (if applicable)
A student may add a course up to two week from the start of
the semester
Attendance at lectures is governed by the Attendance
Regulations
f the registration is ever cancelled on disciplinary grounds,
the student shall be ineligible for readmission to the institute
A student may drop a course up to four weeks from the start
of the semester
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A student may withdraw a course up to the 14 week from
the start of the semester; however he/she has to pay the fee
for the course when he/she applies again for the course.
Students will be awarded 'W' grade for that semester in the
course
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411LNB4NCL RFGULATIONS
Student attendance at all lectures for registered courses is
mandatory
The student may be considered absent if he/she is not
present five minutes after the scheduled start of the lecture
Leaving a lecture before the end of class, after being
marked present, will count as 2 absences
A student with a lecture attendance below 80% will not be
allowed to sit in final exam and will be awarded "WSA
grade and will have to pay for and repeat the Course.
Minimum 80% attendance is mandatory as well in a repeat
course
No application for leave shall be entertained. All kinds of
absence due to family commitments, sickness etc. have
been catered for in the minimum required attendance of
80%
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CBLRSLS Lv4LL41lBN GUIDFLINFS
The following base-level percentage guidelines to score lecture
courses in terms of constituent tests and assignments,
described in the nstitute Academic Regulations, will be used.
Each row is the total score for all the particular individual tests
or assignments. These may be adapted to a minimal degree, if
necessary, to reflect the unique requirements for any given
course.
Course
Laboratory
Assignments
Assignments
Quizzes
One Hour Tests
Final
5%
5 - 10%
15 - 20%
25 - 35%
35 - 45%
Lab reports &
Tests
Oral Exam
65 - 75%
25 - 35%
The above mentioned percentages may vary upon
instructor's discretion
Laboratories will be scored and graded on the basis of
laboratory manuals, independent of the associated lecture
course
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Good
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Poor
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8
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C-
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Grading System
Absolute Grading System
Course grade will be assigned by the faculty based on raw
numerical student scores acquired at the end of the course
The following are the major/prevalent grading systems:
f the total number of students is less than 20 absolute
grading is used according to cutoff levels decided before
the start of the course.
The following table shows thresholds for all grades:
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n addition:
The Labs, however, will be graded with the above-
mentioned system
The BS/MS/PhD classes, having less than20
students, will be graded using the absolute grading
system
n case of the Final Year Project, the minimum pass
grade is C and after it "F will be awarded
n case of an MS course, the minimum pass grade is
C and after it "F will be awarded
f the total number of students in a class is more than
20 relative marking system is used. Relative grading
allows for screening students according to their
performance relative to their peers. The ranges for
assigning grades are based on upper limit of
percentage of students in a course that can have a
particular grade. t also establishes minimum
achievement standards.
GPA is calculated by using following formula:
Grade Point Average (GPA)
Sum of (Credit hours x grade poihts)
Sum of Credit hours
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GPA is rounded off to two decimal points. The second
decimal point is rounded up to next higher digit if the third
decimal point is 5 or higher, otherwise second decimal point
remains unchanged. Similarly, cumulative GPA is calculated
for all the courses in all semesters attended and rounded off
accordingly.
However, only one attempt per course is allowed, and only 9
credit hours of repeats are permissible in the academic
program, including improving 'F' grade. The latest grade
earned by the student shall be considered for computation
of cumulative GPA.
A Grade "F will be awarded if a student has
discontinued a course without formally dropping it and does
not qualify for Grade " or to a student in a course for not
demonstrating adequate performance. Any such course is
required to be repeated by the student when offered the
very next time. Grade "F carries zero grade points and will
be reflected in the SGPA calculations. Any such course is
required to be repeated.
Grade ": ncomplete
Grade " is awarded to a student who is unable to take the
final examination of a course due to extreme circumstances.
Any such student is required to take the final examination of
that course within six weeks of the final examination,
provided all the other requirements of the course are
completed. Grade " will be converted to grade "F
otherwise.
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Grade "W: Withdrawn
Students may withdraw courses in a semester according to
the dates mentioned in academic calender. The request for
withdrawn courses shall be made with the approval of the
academic advisor on the prescribed form. Fee paid for these
courses will not be reimbursed. The course will be required
to be repeated by the students whenever offered the very
next time.
RLCBLCklNB RULFS
Rechecking of final exams is allowed with the following
rules:
Attempted answer books of the final exams are shown to
the students upon the convenience of the faculty, before the
results announcement. However, if the opportunity is missed
by the student and if he/ she is not satisfied by the result of
finals then the student can apply for rechecking of the final
exam answer book, through an application on prescribed
proforma, available in the Examination Office, within one
week after the declaration of results of the final examination
The rechecking fee is Rs 1,000/- per paper
The change in result, if any, after rechecking of the
attempted answer book in the finals, which entails
recounting of marks and checking of any unmarked
questions, will be communicated to the student within two
weeks after the submission of rechecking request
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Rechecking Rules
HlBR41lBN POLICY
The purpose of this policy is to transfer the students to ST on
merit in fair and transparent manners in interest of all the
concerned.
Criteria & Procedure:
Transferring student's merit (FSc & entry test marks) is to be
greater than or equal to the merit of the last student
admitted in that batch of ST
The student's current CGPA must be equal to or more than
3.00 on the scale of 4.00
Credits of only those courses will be transferred which are
part of the program offered at ST
Only courses with B or higher grades earned will be
considered for transfer
At least 70 credits of the program will be completed at ST to
be eligible for ST degree
No disciplinary action has been taken against the transferee
by the University (NOC from the university be attached)
Transferee may only be accepted if there is / are vacant
seat(s) in a batch according to the approved number of
seats for that specific batch
The transferring university and its program must be
recognized by HEC and accredited from PEC
The maximum age limit for transferring students will be 23
years
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CB4NBL BF BlSClPLlNL POLICY
The purpose of policy is to accommodate the students in their
desired discipline on merit
Procedure:
A student shall apply for the change of discipline to the
concerned HoD
st
The transferring student should have completed at least 1
semester in other Discipline Department or School
Transferring student's merit (FSc & entry test marks) is to
be greater than or equal to the merit of the last student
admitted in that batch
CGPA of 3.00/ 4.00 is must for availing this opportunity
Courses that are relevant and in which the student has
obtained B or above, can be exempted in the new discipline,
however, exempted course would not be counted towards
CGPA calculation

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For external undergrad students who have migrated to ST,
Gold Medal will only be awarded to a student if he/she has
studied minimum 128 Credit Hours at ST
For external graduate students who have migrated to ST,
Gold Medal will only be awarded to a student if he/she has
studied minimum 24 Credit Hours at ST
Change of Discipline Policy:
S1LBLN1S' RLCBRB POLICY
The purpose of this policy is to maintain Personal Folder of
each student containing documents from admissions to
graduation or leaving the institute.
Documents Collection Procedure
SSC/ O-level/ Equivalent (Original)
HSSC/ A-level/ Equivalent (Original)
BS/ BSc/ MSc (Original)
DAE Transcript (original, if applicable)
NAT-1E/ 1CS/ GAT General (Original)
Willingness (Original)
Undertaking (Original)
CNC/ B-Form (Copy)
Code of Conduct
5 X Pictures
Option Certificate (Copy or original)
n case a student does not submit his/ her original
documents on registration day due to genuine reason then
he/ she will be allowed to submit the same within 02 weeks
upon the basis of written application/ request. This provision
is only for those students who will deposit the full dues at
the time of admission
Students shall not be allowed to sit in the final examination
until they have submitted all the documents
The following documents shall be collected from the students at
the time of admission / orientation / registration:
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S1LBLN1S' RLCBRB POLICY
Documents ssuance Procedure:
n case of the students require their original documents for
genuine purpose, they can apply for issuance of the same
on a Prescribed form
Form for ssuance of Original Documents shall be provided
to the student by Admissions Office
Students shall fill the same form with mentioning the reason
for issuance of documents, details of required documents,
date for return of documents, then sign it by himself/ herself
and also get it signed by Admissions Office
Students shall get approval from Registrar Office on the
form. Registrar shall be final authority to approve/
disapprove the case
After approval of the form, student shall be issued the
original documents. Form shall be kept in the Personal
Folder of the concerned student
After use, the student shall return back the documents
within due date as mentioned in the form
Original document shall not be issued to those students,
having outstanding dues/ fees
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S1LBLN1S' RLCBRB POLICY
Original Documents' Authenticity:
The authenticity of Original Documents will be confirmed
from the concerned boards
n case of any false/ misinformation in Admission Form,
document found to be false or forged, the student shall
immediately be expelled and a fine as decided by
committee will be charged
n case of cancellation of admission/suspension from the
nstitute, admission fee and other dues shall not be
refunded
Applicant is not eligible to claim for any refund or document
without submission of duly signed 'No Demand Certificate'
The Admissions Committee reserves the right to cancel or
refuse admission to any applicant without assigning any
reason
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LlBR4RY RULFS
ST library is open to members of the following categories,
applying for the membership on Library Membership Form
(Form # Lib-01):
Category A Members of the ST teaching staff
Category B Fellows and Research Scholars
Category C Students on the roll of the ST
Category D Officers of the ST
Category E Other employees of the ST
Members shall be entitled to borrow books from the library.
A borrower's card shall be issued to all members for
issuance of books. This card shall not be transferable and
should be surrendered at the time of obtaining a clearance
certificate. A sum of rupees 100/- shall be charged for the
loss of card
Books may be issued to members of various categories as
under:
Category A 6 books at a time for one semester
Category B 4 books at a time for one month
Category C & D 4 books at a time for 2 weeks
Category E 2 books at a time for 1 week
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Books once borrowed may be re-issued with the permission
of the librarian provided they are not required by any other
member
n case a book is urgently required, the librarian may recall
it at a short notice any time and such a book shall be
returned immediately by the borrower
Books and other material of the following description shall
not be issued to borrowers but may be consulted in the
library during the working hours with the permission of the
librarian:-
Reference books, like encyclopedia, dictionaries, reports
and other reference
Reserved books
Rare books and protected documents
Microfilms photographs, tape-recorders, video films etc
Periodicals/news papers etc
LlBR4RY RULFS
f any book is damaged, defaced pages torn or mutilated
during the period of loan or is lost by the borrower, he/she
shall replace it in the original version or pay the cost as
assessed by the librarian
Books borrowed from the library are non-transferable and
shall be returned to the library on or before the last date
stamped on the borrower's card
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LlBR4RY RULFS
The library timings shall be prescribed by the Librarian from
time to time with the approval of the Dean of the ST
Members of the library shall not be allowed to take
umbrellas, sticks, dirty shoes, combustible material and
other such articles in the library
Eating, sleeping, smoking and audible conversation within
the library premises shall be prohibited. A serene
atmosphere will be maintained
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The messing services are provided by ST mess contractor on
cash basis. The student will have to pay cash as per his/her
selected menu.
Dining Timings Dining Timings
Working Days
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
0700 hrs to 0800 hrs
1300 hrs to 1430 hrs
2000 hrs to 2230 hrs
Weekends / Holidays
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
0730 hrs to 1000 hrs
1330 hrs to 1430 hrs
2030 hrs to 2230 hrs
Messing Services
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Boarding facilities will be limited to students living outside
Rawalpindi/slamabad area. Students are expected to bring
their own blankets/quilts, bed sheets & pillow covers preferably
white at the time of joining. Boarding facility will only be given
depending on the availability of rooms and on first come first
serve basis.
BB4RBlNB
A committee headed by a senior faculty members,
administration and students is constituted to check/cater the
standard/quality of messing services.
Food Committee
Warden
1x faculty member
Property Committee
Hostel Warden
Senior Caretaker
2x resident students
1x resident student
Attendant
One attendant in each floor of the hostel would be available for
cleaning of rooms and other minor chores.
Quality Assurance Committees:
Regulations
A student shall not occupy a room without due allotment.
He/She shall not transfer or exchange it with any other
person without the permission of the warden
The furniture assigned to a room will not be shifted by
him/her and shall return it to the hostel authorities when
leaving the hostel. He/She will be responsible for making
any loss or damage to the issued articles
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A resident who breaks or damages any hostel property
will have to pay the cost of the article (s) in addition to any
disciplinary action that may be taken against him/her
The resident will be responsible for keeping their room
tidy and clean. They will not dispose off litter in the
corridor (s) or other parts of the ST/hostel premises.
Every part of the hostel will be open to the hostel
authorities for inspection at any time during day or night
The resident will not leave lights or fan switched on when
the rooms are not in use
The resident will not keep in the hostel any firearms, or
other weapons, even if licensed. Violation of this rule shall
render a resident liable to expulsion from the hostel /
institute
A room or any part of the hostel premises will not be used
as an office for political, religious or sectarian body use by
students
Guests are not allowed to stay overnight without the
permission of the (Admin) warden/DD (Admin)
The residents will be responsible for the personal
valuable articles or cash left in the rooms such as radios,
computers, watches, CD player etc
The residents will not use extra electrical items like
heater, air cooler, television or an air conditioner without
the proper permission of the hostel authorities
BB4RBlNB
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The residents are not allowed to gamble or to use any
intoxicants and narcotics. Violation of this restriction shall
render a resident liable to expulsion from the hostel
The resident will not tamper the room door locks nor
should they change the fittings
The residents will meet their guests in the designated
area of the hostel only
The resident will abide by the agreed timing of the outside
activities
The resident will not paste posters, writings, wall-chalking
and slogans of any kind
Smoking of any kind shall be strictly prohibited within the
premises of the hostel. Music, Radio etc will be played at
low volume so that sound does not emanate from the
room
f a student does not follow the hostel regulations, a
fine/ticket will be issued and his hostel allotment may be
cancelled for repeated violations
BB4RBlNB
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BB4RBlNB
Accounting Procedures:
Each resident will deposit a refundable security amount of
Rs 5,000/- with the Assistant Accountant on behalf of the
Hostel Dining Committee to cater for running
expenditures of the hostel
Day scholars will deposit a refundable security amount of
Rs 2000/- with the Assistant Accountant on behalf of the
Hostel Dining Committee to cater for running
expenditures of the hostel.
The security deposit will be refunded when the resident
leaves the hostel permanently. f the resident leaves the
hostel temporarily, all the bills will be cleared and
clearance will be obtained on the "Hostel Clearance
Form duly signed by the Assistant Accountant. However,
security will not be refunded in case of temporary
departure
The Assistant Accountant will be responsible for all
matters pertaining to accounts
Telephone Facility:
Telephone calls can be made through telephone available at
reception.
Laundry Facility:
Laundry facility is available on payment
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BLLS POLICY
Fee Structure for Undergraduate Students (Local)
One Time Charges
(Pak Rs.)
Registration
Convocation / Graduation Fee
ST Endowment Fund
Security Deposit
15,000/-
5,000/-
5,000/-
10,000/-
TotaI of One Time Charges 35,000/-
Fee per Semester
Tuition Fee
Sports Fee Fee
Service Charges
Library Fee
55,000/
500/
5,000/
500/
Laboratory Fee
TotaI of Semester Fee
1,000/
62,000/-
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Note: (a) Repeat/Add Course Fee @ Rs 5,000/- per credit hour will be charged.
(b) Fee / Charges are subject to change from time to time.
*(c) Charges are applicable only if services are provided by ST.
(d) All Govt taxes will be charged as notified by FBR
BLLS POLICY
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Fee Structure for Graduate Students (Local)
(Pak Rs.)
Registration
Security Deposit
20,000/-
10,000/-
Fee per Semester
Tuition Fee
Sports Fee Fee
Service Charges
Library Fee
5,000/- Per credit hour
500/-
2,000/-
500/-
Laboratory Fee 1,000/-
One Time Charges
Note: (a) Repeat/Add Course Fee @ Rs 5,000/- per credit hour will be charged.
(b) Fee / Charges are subject to change from time to time.
*(c) Charges are applicable only if services are provided by ST.
(d) All Govt taxes will be charged as notified by FBR
Graduate students can observe Fee structure
graduate prospectus
for zero semester in
BLLS POLICY
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Fee Structure for Undergraduate Students (nternational)
(US $)
Registration
Convocation / Graduation Fee
ST Endowment Fund
Security Deposit
1,000/-
250/-
250/-
500/-
TotaI of One Time Charges 2,000/-
Fee per Semester
Tuition Fee
Sports Fee Fee
Service Charges
Library Fee
2,750/-
50/-
50/-
50/-
Laboratory Fee
TotaI of Semester Fee
100/-
3,000/-
One Time Charges
Note: (a) Repeat/Add Course Fee @ /- per credit hour will be charged.
(b) Fee / Charges are subject to change from time to time.
*(c) Charges are applicable only if services are provided by ST.
(d) All Govt taxes will be charged as notified by FBR
(e) Students for Linked universities will pay their dues as per respective
university fee structure
US $300
BLLS POLICY
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Fee Structure for Graduate Students (nternational)
(US $)
Registration
Security Deposit
1,250/-
500/-
Fee per Semester
Tuition Fee
Sports Fee Fee
Service Charges
Library Fee
300/- Per credit hour
50/-
50/-
50/-
Laboratory Fee 100/-
One Time Charges
Note: (a) Repeat/Add Course Fee @ US $300/- per credit hour will be charged.
(b) Fee / Charges are subject to change from time to time.
*(c) Charges are applicable only if services are provided by ST.
(d) All Govt taxes will be charged as notified by FBR
(e) Students for Linked universities will pay their dues as per respective
university fee structure
Graduate students can observe Fee structure for zero semester in
graduate prospectus
BLLS POLICY
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Optional Charges for Local Graduate & Undergraduate Students
(Per Semester)
Dormitory Charges
Shuttle Service Charges
25,000/-
2,000/-
Washing Charges
1,800/-
*HosteI Charges
*Transport Charges 16,000/-
Note: (a) Repeat/Add Course Fee @ Rs 5,000/- per credit hour will be charged.
(b) Fee / Charges are subject to change from time to time.
*(c) Charges are applicable only if services are provided by ST.
(d) All Govt taxes will be charged as notified by FBR
Graduate students can observe optional charges for zero semester in
graduate prospectus
Health nsurance for students will be arranged and charges /
subscription fee will be charged as per actual.
Optional Charges for nternational Graduate & Undergraduate
Students (Per Semester)
Dormitory Charges
Shuttle Service Charges
US $ 550/-
Pak Rs. 2,000/
Washing Charges Pak Rs. 1,800/
*HosteI Charges
Messing Charges (for girls living in hostel)
Pak Rs. 13,500/
*Transport Charges
Pak Rs. 16,000/-
Health nsurance for students will be arranged and charges /
subscription fee will be charged as per actual.
Note: (a) Repeat/Add Course Fee @ US $ 300/- per credit hour will be charged
(b) Fee / Charges are subject to change from time to time
*(c) Charges are applicable only if services are provided by ST
(d) All Govt taxes will be charged as notified by FBR
BLLS POLICY
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Graduate students can observe optional charges for zero semester in
graduate prospectus
P4YHLN1 BF IFF
Before the commencement of classes in each semester,
students are required to register themselves. Registration
encompasses approval of courses from respective academic
department / advisor and payment of fee. A student shall not be
considered to have been registered for the semester unless the
fees have been paid.
Hostel accommodation and transport facilities shall only be
provided to students after registration.
Fine for late payment
The following fine will be levied for payment of fee after due
date:
For first fifteen days after the due date, 5% of the total
payable amount,
After fifteen days and up to two months after due date,
10% of the total payable amount,
Thereafter, registration of the student will be suspended
and he/ she will not be allowed to attend the classes and
exams etc
Mode of Payment
Payment of fees could be made through online Transfer/Bank
Draft/Pay order against the fee challan issued at any online
branch of HBL (Nationwide).
Note: Cheques and Hard Cash are not acceptable.
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P4YHLN1 BF IFF
Fee Refund:
The time of request/application for fee installments, fine
waivers, refund claims etc will be considered from the date of
receipt
Registration, Endowment Fund and Service Charges are non-
refundable
Security Deposit is refundable after deduction of all outstanding
dues at the time of leaving the nstitute and no adjustment
against security will be entertained during stay in the institute.
For claim of security refund, submission of NDC is a must
Only Convocation/Graduation Fee, Tuition Fee, Sports Fee,
Library Fee and Laboratory Fee are refundable within 15 days
of convene of classes on a pro rata basis as given below. No
refund shall be admissible after 15 days of convene of classes
either one joins ST/avail facilities or not
TimeIine for Refund of
CompuIsory Fees
%age of Refund
Up to 7th day of convene of
classes
100 %
50 %
0 %
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From 8th 15th day of
convene of classes
From 16th day of convene of
classes
P4YHLN1 BF IFF
Refund of Optional Charges:
Transport Charges and Hostel Charges (Dormitory Charges,
Shuttle Service Charges, Washing Charges Charges) are
refundable within 30 days of registration on a pro rata basis as
given below. No refund shall be admissible after 30 days of
registration either one joins ST/avails facilities or not.
Time Iine for refund of optionaI
dues
Percentage of Refund
From 1st to 7th day of
Registration
From 8th to 15th day of
Registration
90 %
75 %
25 %
50 %
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From 16th to 21st day of
Registration
From 22nd to 30th day of
Registration
From 31st day of Registration
0 %
Government and private organizations seek an active interest in
hiring the institute's graduates. They provide sponsorships to
selected students covering their tuition fees and guarantee a
job placement within their organizations after graduation.
All students are eligible, but selection is made by these
organizations on the basis of their organizational requirements
and criteria.
SchoIarships
ST offers merit scholarships to meritorious students in each
semester. Scholarships are available covering 100%, 50% and 25%
tuition fee waiver, respectively.
Need Based Scholarships are also given to needy students depending upon
the availability of funds.
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Sponsorships
PRBBlBl1LB l1LHS AND ACTIVITIFS
Political, sectarian or ethnic activism
Narcotics possession and abuse, littering or polluting
environment
Smoking in the hostels or academic blocks
Food in the academic blocks
nappropriate behavior
Causing damage to institute's property
Chewing gum on campus
Weapons of all kinds
Playing cards within ST Campus
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1R4NSPBR1 / MFDICAL
Students pick & drop point will be on the main road /
highways only
Students should be on designated pickup point five
minutes prior to the scheduled time
Timings for pick & drop will be intimated to all students
and they must adhere to them
Transport
Medical room with a doctor and nursing assistant is
available during working hours
First Aid shall be provided by the institute free of cost.
However, arrangements will be made to take any student
for emergency in nearby hospitals. Medical bills will be
cleared by the students / parents/ Guardians
Medical Aid
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MISCFLLANFOUS
Each student will be assigned to a faculty member who
will perform as advisor on general matters relating to
academics and life of a student at the institute. Students
are encouraged to take advantage of this provision
Academic Advisors
The institute has a rich and diverse student life. Many
student clubs, societies and associations covering
cultural, theatrical, social interests, sports and literary
areas will be supported to enrich your experience. They
are a great way to meet people and make friends who
share your interests
Those students, who are unable to find a club or society
of their interest, are encouraged to start their own,
involving some faculty members. However, such
envisaged society must go with the cultural environment
of ST
Clubs and Societies
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BRLSS
CODF
All members of the institute's community must observe the
following dress code:-
Trousers, dress/ bush shirt, moccasins/dress shoes
(Black/ brown) with socks; shirts to be tucked in
Clean jeans with all stitching intact, dress/ bush shirt and
T-shirt (without slogans) with sleeves and collars,
moccasins/ dress shoes black/ brown or clean joggers
with socks
No head gear of any type in the academic blocks is
allowed
Hair to be trimmed above collar line; proper shave or
neatly kept beard
For formal occasions/convocation: Black suit, white shirt,
tie, black shoes
For Men
Full sleeve & knee-length shirt and shalwar/ trousers
Dupatta
No visible make-up
Only light jewelry
Jeans with long shirt and dupatta
For formal occasions/convocation: White dress with black
court shoes
For Women
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PRBBlBl1LB BRLSS l1LHS /STYLF
Any style that would detract from the learning environment is
unacceptable. At no time the following items of clothing or hair
style, will be acceptable for ST students on campus:-
Kameez/Kurta Shalwar (For boys only) Polo shirts
without collar
Ripped, sagging, torn, wrinkled, dirty or unsafe clothing
Sneakers, open/loose shoes, sandals or Hawaiian
footwear/flip flops
Clothing with offensive, objectionable and/or controversial
wording or symbols, pictures
Clothing that are obscene or suggestive and clothing that
promotes or advertises tobacco products
Hats, headbands or any other type of headgear in
classrooms/labs. These items are subject to confiscation
and will be held for parental pick-up
Clothing that is associated with or denotes any social or
ethnic group tight fitting clothing or clothing with
inappropriate pictures or slogans, pants worn below the
waistline and/or dragging the floor
Extreme personal presentation of any type (e.g. hair
style, tattoos)
Hair that will come past or over the collar or eyebrows
Students not dressed properly will be asked to change
clothes and/or will be sent home with parent notification
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FlNL TICKFTS
A fine ticket is issued in violation of the code of conduct of the
institute. ssuance entails payment of fine within Two Weeks of
issuance of the ticket. Additional fine of Rs. 5/- per day is
charged on late payment.
n case a student is issued three tickets over a period of time,
his case will be referred to the Discipline Action Committee of
institute.
Students will not be allowed to sit it in the final exam in case of
non-payment of fine.
Damage to nstitute property
Unethical / mmoral behavior
Violation of dress code
Use of inappropriate language
Violation of hostel rules
Use of cell phone, camera, etc. in prohibited areas
Others
Charges
Rs. 100/-
Rs. 250/-
Rs. 500/-
Rs. 1000/-
Fine Amount
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S1LBLN1 CBBL BF CONDUCT
A student 'Code of Conduct' form will be given to you
separately, containing the following information. The same
would be required to be signed by the student and returned to
the Admissions Office.
will uphold the nstitute's Values and strive to strengthen
its Mission
will not smoke in ST premises
will remain a responsible and respectful member of ST
community and will be accountable for my actions in
accordance with nstitute's Regulations
will neither initiate nor participate in any
political/religious activity and will not contribute in any
way to a divisive or hostile environment within the
institute and its allied facilities
will strictly refrain from initiating or participating in any
"fooling or "hazing activity, which understand is strictly
prohibited at the institute
will not engage in any activity to gain academic
advantage through unfair means
will be caring towards the institute's property and use its
facilities and equipment for approved and intended
purposes only
will be held responsible for any damage caused to the
institute's property as a result of my actions
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will abide by the ST 'Dress Code' under all
circumstances
will always uphold the dignity of ST and will display a
decent behavior all along my academic tenure
understand that any violation of aforementioned
instructions will be considered against discipline and may
result in financial penalty or otherwise
S1LBLN1 CBBL BF CONDUCT
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Conduct which constitutes a criminal offence e.g. assault,
theft, fraud, deceit, dishonesty or deception
Plagiarism, indecent, disorderly, threatening or use of
offensive behavior or language towards any student,
teacher or member of administration and management
Any form of harassment
Misuse of ST property
Violation of Dress Code
nterference in the function (academic and administration)
of ST
Keeping illegal substances onto ST premises
Smoking in the classroom, ST premises, parking area
Bring bad reputation to ST's name by indulging in any
undesirable activity
BlSClPLlNL 4C1lBN COMMITTFF
The following actions, whether occurring on school / college
premises or elsewhere are examples of conduct which is not
acceptable to ST and may lead to instigation of formal student
disciplinary procedures:-
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There shall be no restriction on bringing personal effects
to the campus; however mobile phones must be
deactivated in academic block
Students have access to labs only during lab hours
unless accompanied by responsible faculty member
Personal visitors are restricted to the institute grounds
and hostel common areas only
Personal visitors may be permitted inside the campus
perimeter between 1700 hrs and 2100 hrs from Monday
to Friday and 0900 hrs to 2100 hrs on weekends/holidays
All resident students are required to be back from their
outings by 2300 hrs in summers and 2200 hrs in winters
During institute hours, personal visitors will only be
allowed inside the campus if received by student at the
main gate. For which prior permission will be obtained.
No private vehicles are allowed inside the campus, they
can however be parked in the designated parking area
outside the main gate
All students must swipe their ST cards while
entering/leaving ST gate
Restricted items such as weapons and narcotics are
strictly forbidden on campus and hostels
SLCLRl1Y POLICY
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Security Policy
BBS 4NB DONTS
Dos Don'ts
Don't sleep through class
Don't be scared to ask
questions
Don't let time escape
Don't live in the moment,
plan ahead
Don't squander your time
Don't view learning as an
obstacle
Don't get in the habit of
skipping classes
Don't borrow more than
you can repay
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Do go to classes
Do ask questions
Do learn as much as you
can
Do think ahead by setting
goals
Do organize your time
Do go to the library
Do get involved
Do your best and forget
the rest
Do take responsibility for
your success/ failure
BBS 4NB DONTS
Dos Don'ts
Don't get involved in
conflicting /controversial
religious political and
ethnic issues
Don't think only about
yourself
Don't shrug off
opportunities that arise
Don't hole up in your dorm
and not join any clubs and
societies
Don't forget that you are
not alone
Don't litter around

Do familiarize yourself with
ST's academic
environment and facilities
Do respect your
roommate(s)
Do maintain personal
hygiene
Do spend money wisely
Do Practice normal safety
procedures
Do be positive about
higher education
Do stay calm in anxious
times

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Don't wait until the last
day/week to begin the
exam preparation
lHPBR14N1 1LLLPBBNL NUMBFRS
Name
Engr mran Rahman 9075401
Vice Chancellor
Dr Mudassar Farooq 9075403
Dean
Dr Zaffar Muhammad 9075572
DG ORC
shaat Saboor 9075486
Registrar
Dr Abid Ali Khan 9075530
Head of Department
Aeronautics & Astronautics
Dr Qamar-ul-slam 9075428
Head of Department
Electrical Engineering
Dr brahim Qazi 9075516
Head of Department
TeIephone (Office)
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lHPBR14N1 1LLLPBBNL NUMBFRS
Dr Asif srar 9075477
Head of Department
Mechanical Engineering
Dr. Farrukh Ahmed Chishtie 9075546
Head of Department
Space Science
Ahmed Jamal Gilani 9075500
Director (Administration)
Umar Saleem Butt 9075513
Controller of Examinations
Dr Muhammad Fahim Hashmi 9075533
Director (FAC)
Tariq Javed Malik 9075468
Director
Establishment
Farouque Ahmad Khokhar 9075404
Director (UA & FA)
Name TeIephone (Office)
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lHPBR14N1 1LLLPBBNL NUMBFRS
Name
Khurram Hamayoun 9075520
Deputy Director
Administration
Vaqar Ehsan-i-Haq 9075406
Deputy Director
Admissions
Muhammad Zia Sarwar 9075448
Chief Finance Officer
Dr Mirza Muhammad Naseer 9075436
Head Library
Muhammad Hafeez 9075430
Deputy Director (Facilities & Services)
Zulfiqar Ahmed 9075450
Asstt Director (T)
Tahir Abbas 9075417
ncharge Hostels
TeIephone (Office)
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lHPBR14N1 1LLLPBBNL NUMBFRS
Name
Dr Najam Abbas Naqvi 9075578
Head Student Affairs
Aziz ur Rehman 9075460
DAD (Coordination)
Abdul Waheed Kandhro 9075472
Asstt Director (Admissions)
srar Ahmad 9075492
DAD (Admissions)
Raees Fida Swati 9075509
Coordinator Aero Deptt
Nauman Abdullah 9075463
Coordinator Electrical Deptt
Kashif Naveed 9075471
Coordinator MS&E Deptt
Usman Ghafoor 9075521
Coordinator Mechanical Deptt
TeIephone (Office)
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lHPBR14N1 1LLLPBBNL NUMBFRS
Name
Rana Usman Ali 9075544
Coordinator Space Science Deptt
Mukhtiar Ahmed Khan 9075499
Sports Coach

TeIephone (Office)
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FaII 2014
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Registration 25 Aug - 29 Aug, 2014


st
First Day of CIasses 1 Sep, 2014
th th
FinaI Examination 29 Dec - 9 Jan, 2015

Aerospace Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
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Space Science

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The institute reserves the rights to discontinue any portion or make amendments
at any time without notice.
DiscIaimer:
Admissions Office
nstitute of Space Technology
1, slamabad Highway;
Near CDA Toll Plaza; slamabad
Tel: +92-51-9075406, Fax: +92.51-9273310
E-mail: admissions@ist.edu.pkWebsite: www.ist.edu.pk
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