Final Prospects - Spring 2021

Prospectus
Spring 2021
University of Education, Lahore

UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, LAHORE
Quaid-e-Azam’s Message to Students
Development is being sought in every walk of life and you

have to take on this process of development. Are you
preparing to take on tomorrow’s responsibilities? Are you
building your capacity? Are you trained enough? If no,
then go and prepare yourself because this is the time to
prepare yourself for future responsibilities.
Guidance of Students through

Ministry of Education
Prospectus - Spring 2021

Vice Chancellor’s Message 01

About the University 02
Facilities and Activities at the University 03
Campuses and Divisions 05
Programs Offered by Campuses and Divisions 34
Contents
Fee Structure 37
Basic Eligibility Criteria for All Programs 39
Description of Programs 41
· MA Special Education 42
· MA English 43
· MA Education (Leadership and Management) 45
· MA Education 46
· MA Urdu 47
· MSc Information Technology 48
· MSc Economics 49
· MSc Chemistry 50
· MSc Physics 52
· MSc Zoology 53
Financial Assistance 55
Definitions Regarding Admission & Examination, Freezing of Semester, Migration, Payment And Refund
57
of Fee & Funds And Unfair Means Cases Regulations
General Regulations 2019 Regarding Undergraduate, Graduate and Post Graduate Degree Programs 60

Admission & Examination Regulations 2019 for Certificate/Postgraduate Diploma/Bachelor/

71
Master Degree Programs
Freezing of Semester Regulations 2019 79
Unfair Means Cases Regulations 2019 82
Migration Regulations 2019 87
Contents
Payment and Refund of Fee & Funds Regulations 2016 89
Regulations Relating to Discipline and Conduct of Students 2019 92
Hostel Discipline and Admission Regulations 2019 99
Important University Contacts 108
Admission Calendar Spring 2021 110

VICE CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE
I am glad to welcome the prospective students who desire to get admission in one of country’s most prestigious
universities. In recent years, the University of Education has emerged as a well-respected seat of teaching,
learning and research on the horizon of higher education institutions of Pakistan. As Vice Chancellor of this
University, I feel proud to say that University of Education has made its mark and has earned its rightful place in a
very short span of time. University of Education was established in 2002 with an aim to become a premier place of
learning in teacher education. We set out our journey almost 17 years ago with vibrant aims and objectives of
producing quality teachers of International standards. I am proud that in a short span of time we have carved out
a fine standard of excellence and service. This institute has, over the years, produced hundreds of thousands of
capable educationists who have enlightened generations across the subcontinent and abroad. We accomplished
elevated standards of success through innovation, creativity and forward – looking strategies. The University of
Education has many jewels in its crown. The University of Education is deeply committed towards contributing to
a better future for its students. Our success is contributed by many factors; our talented and dedicated faculty,
the energy, the enthusiasm and the dedication of excellent staff. University of Education is a research–intensive
and student oriented University. While focusing research and academic excellence, we also believe in
co-curricular delights. We encourage our students to undertake extra-curricular activities to cultivate their
hobbies and interests. For harmonious and all-round growth and development of students' personalities and
character building, sports and other co-curricular activities such as debates, speeches, dramas, exhibitions, fun
fairs and other healthy activities are being organized regularly at University of Education. We offer a wide range of
subjects. I invite you to explore what University of Education has to offer you through our website. I believe you
will be impressed by what this University has achieved so far. Supporting you is central to our mission at
University of Education. We are here to guide you as you become the best version of yourself. I hope to see you
soon in Pakistan's finest research-oriented University.
Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.)

Vice Chancellor
Prospectus - Spring 2021 1

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
University of Education, which was established in 2002, offers degree The students have plenty of opportunities to participate in various co-
programs ranging from undergraduate to PhD level in various disciplines. curricular activities for the innovative and creative expression blended
The University of Education constitutes 9 campuses which are spread with tolerance and social values.
across the province of Punjab, with the result that opportunities of
quality higher education are available to the youth of even the remotest The interest of students in this University is highly appreciated and those
parts of the province. The constituent campuses of the University include who wish to join us are welcome. The University of Education focuses on
century old Institutions for teacher education in the subcontinent, with providing a supportive and stimulating environment to the students for
good repute and traditions of excellence. becoming competent and responsible professionals in their lives.
Thus, great traditions and modern trends of education blend at this Diversity is one of the prominent features of the University of Education.
University for innovation, creativity and relevance. Presently, the It has something to offer everyone no matter what their academic
University has an enrollment of more than 23,000 students including interest is.
students enrolled in MPhil and PhD programs. The programs are
managed and conducted by more than 390 professionally trained faculty
members.
The University has created quality learning environment for its students
by providing classrooms with modern facilities, well-equipped science
laboratories, ICT facilities with internet and libraries having latest books
and journals at all of its campuses. Well-qualified and dedicated faculty is
a distinguishing feature of the University of Education which seperates it
from other academic institutions. Other than classrooms, meaningful
student-teacher interaction continues during lab work, teaching
practice, internships, thesis-writing, and other co-curricular activities.

Technology, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology and Education. The

FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES AT THE UNIVERSITY university libraries are also connected to HEC digital resources.
DIRECTORATE OF STUDENTS AFFAIRS COMPUTER LABS
The Directorate of Students Affairs office serves as liaison between Computers have penetrated each aspect of life. Each Campus has well
students, faculty and administration. It leads, directs and administers equipped Labs with latest computer accessories. The Labs are connected
overall functions of student counseling, hostel residence, societies and through internet with various educational resources. The labs remain
discipline. The main function is to enhance the quality of student life both open full time for students' academic work. Students use computer labs
in and outside of the classroom. Each campus has its own In-charge to strengthen their knowledge and skills.
Students Affairs who performs his/her tasks in coordination with INTERNET
Directorate of Students Affairs (DSA ).
The University provides free of cost internet facility that allows students
SPORTS to access online resources for their studies. Students can also connect
The students at university have access to playgrounds, fitness center and their laptops through Wi-Fi in certain campuses.
indoor games. The sports equipment for badminton, table tennis, ACCESS TO HEC DIGITAL RESOURCES
cricket, football etc. are available to all the students according to their
Students can access the digital resources managed and provided by
interests and needs.
Higher Education Commission on campus and through VPN.
HOSTEL
VIDEO CONFERENCE ROOM
Limited seats are available to both male and female students on the basis
A video conference room that is specially designed for distance learning
of academic merit. The hostel facility is extended only to those students
and official meetings/discussions is available at main campus.
who enroll in the morning programs. The admission to hostel is very
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
competitive in some of the campuses.
Each Campus has constituted different societies for social, intellectual
LIBRARY
and physical growth of the students. It includes different societies like
Library plays a vital role in providing up-to-date information and
sports, debates, drama and music societies. The sports society arranges
knowledge. Each campus has a well-resourced library that contains most
competitions of different games to stimulate and strengthen the physical
recent books, journals, magazines and newspapers on various fields of
health of the students. This society holds inter campus competitions
Science and Technology, Arts & Social Sciences and Education.
every year.
Collections are particularly strong in Botany, Chemistry, Information

CANTEEN
Each campus has the facility of cafe in a separate building with neat, clean
and pleasant environment. It serves tea, coffee, snacks and other food
items.
SCIENCE LABORATORIES
To strengthen the theoretical knowledge of science and technology, the
campuses have appropriately equipped science laboratories. Practical
and research work is being carried out in these laboratories to prepare
research oriented graduates.
COPYING AND PRINTING
Each campus offers copying and printing facilities to the students. The U.S. Consul General, Catherine Rodriguez and UE Vice Chancellor
Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (SI) signing an agreement
facilities are available on payment but on concessional rates.
PARKING AREA
Each campus has dedicated parking area for students, visitors and staff.
SECURITY
Each campus has arranged the security system comprising boundary
wall, razor wire, body scanner, CCTV cameras and armed security guards.
TRANSPORT
The University of Education provides pick and drop facility to the
students in selected campuses.
Signing of MoU between University of Education, Lahore and

Selcuk University, Turkey

CAMPUSES & DIVISIONS

ATTOCK CAMPUS
Dr. Umar Farooq Dr. Waheed Ahmad Khan
The University of Education established its campus in Attock in the year Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Education Mathematics
2002-2003 to provide quality teacher education in this region. Today, UE
Attock Campus stands tall as the first-choice destination of aspiring
students who aim to choose teaching as a profession of their life. To guide
Dr. Abuzar Ghaffari Dr. Hammad Khalil
our students in achieving their full potential in life is the core of our Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
thinking and all our endeavors. To this end, a highly qualified faculty, Mathematics Mathematics
modern multi-disciplinary programs, and numerous co-curricular

activities instilled and nurtured in our students, are the values we own
Dr. Muhammad Ali Dr. Muhammad Ajmal
through the golden years of our civilization. We prepare our students for Hashmi Assistant Professor (TTS)
lifelong learning which is highly demanded of the 21 stcentury teachers, Assistant Professor (TTS) Chemistry
Chemistry
qualified in the fastest-changing technologies. We try our best to develop
in our students an acceptance of responsibilities and the obligation of
good citizenship to meet the Dr. Lubna Rasheed Ms. Umera Maqsoom
Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer
challenges and complexities of Chemistry Fine Arts
modern life.
Ms. Saiqa Farhat Ms. Saima Bibi

Lecturer Lecturer
English Education
FACULTY
Dr. Muhammad Abid Zia Dr. Shafqat Ali Khan Ms. Sadia Sharif Ms. Tasmia Khanum
Principal/Associate Professor Assistant Professor Lecturer Lecturer
Chemistry Education English English

BANK ROAD CAMPUS
The University of Education Bank Road Campus Lahore is a unique and At present, sixty highly experienced and qualified faculty members with
prestigious institution due to its long history of almost 83 years since its degrees from national and international institutions are serving
establishment in 1933 as “Lady Maclagan Training College”. In 1976, the devotedly. The faculty is motivated for the enhancement and
institution was named as Govt. College of Education for Women, Lahore development of the prospective teachers through content learning,
and continued to be one of the most renowned centers of excellence for pedagogical training, monitoring and mentoring. A well-established
teacher education in Asia. In September 2002, with the establishment of library is available for the students having more than fifteen thousand
University of Education, it is functional being UE Campus exclusively for books, atlases, biographies, dictionaries, encyclopedias, glossaries and
females. The campus is located in the heart of Lahore city with state of newspapers etc. The library is also having access to the HEC digital library.
the art building equipped with modern ICTs. It has the privilege of being a It is providing free digital library facility to its users. This is open source
pioneer and the largest institution for female teachers in Asia. This software. Around 75,000 number of electronic content has been made
institution has set the higher learning goals with the blend of old available through the Digital Library Programme. Users can access and
traditions and modern educational techniques. The institution aims to download required material within the premises of Campus.
deliver excellence in education by producing well trained, skilled and The campus is having three ICT equipped computer labs with internet
committed teachers who can serve within Pakistan and rest of the world. facility. The hostel facility is also available for accommodation of almost
It has approximately 3150 students from undergraduate to masters level 196 students. It is having an administration, fee and computer section for
in different disciplines of sciences, social sciences, arts and languages. the facilitation of the students. The institution is playing a vital role in the
economy through women empowerment. Attractive opportunities for
co-curricular activities, competitions and sports are available.
FACULTY
Dr. Shagufta Andleeb Dr. Sadia Shaukat
Principal/Professor Associate Professor
Zoology Education
Chairperson Zoology

Dr. Asma Khan Dr. Ghazal Khalid Dr. Ayesha Ikram Dr. Rashida Bashir
Assistant Professor Siddiqui Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
English Assistant Professor Mathematics Chemistry
Education
Dr. Wardat Us Salam Dr. Nabila Asghar Dr. Sammina Mahmood Dr. Sundas Shahzadi
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
Mathematics Economics Botany Mathematics
Dr. Rabia Ghaffar Dr. Rabia Faiz Dr. Sumia Akram Mrs. Tanzeela Akram
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer
Botany Zoology Chemistry Education
(On Study Leave)
Ms. Naheed Akhter Ms. Farzana Yousaf Mrs. Kiran Shehzadi Ms. Asya Mushtaq
Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer
Computer Science Education Education Education
(On Study Leave)
Mrs. Farah Fatima Ms. Sidra Bukhari Ms. Marriam Fayaz Ms. Sana Mursllin
Islamiyat English Mathematics Education
Ms. Fareeha Yasmin Ms. Samina Safdar Ms. Um-e-Farwa Ms. Ambreen Zaineb
English Education Education Business Administration
(On Study Leave)

Ms. Sumaira Rasheed Ms. Huma Fatima Ms. Hina Munir Ms. Samreen Jalal
Education Business Administration Education Education
(On Study Leave) (On Study Leave)
Ms. Summyya Abid Ms. Tayyaba Safdar Ms. Maleeha Shahid Ms. Saba Saleem
English English Business Administration Fine Arts
(On Study Leave)
Ms. Tooba Asif Ms. Maimoona Noor Ms. Afia Mehmood Ms. Adeeba Sarwar
Business Administration Fine Arts English Economics
Ms. Qurat Ul Ain Ms. Mahreen Khuram Ms. Warisha Kanwal Ms. Huma Nazir
Mathematics Business Administration Ecnomics Chemistry
Ms. Sidra Ahmad Ms. Tooba Nauroze Dr. Ammara Tariq Ms. Ammara Rasheed
English Zoology Urdu Urdu
Ms. Almas Jahan Ms. Farkhanda Aziz Ms. Hafiza Hira Niaz Ms. Aneeka Saeed Zia
Botany English English Fine Arts

DG KHAN CAMPUS
Ms. Kanwal Tahira Ms. Muzdalfah Arfan
Lecturer Lecturer The University of Education DG Khan Campus is one of the prominent
Fine Arts Fine Arts
campuses of University of Education Lahore. The campus was
established in the beautiful building of College of Education that was
constructed and upgraded under the supervision of its pioneer principal,
Prof. Muhammad Abdullah Khan (late). The Campus building comprises
of an Academic block, Admin block, and two well-furnished hostels. The
Campus offers 4-years Bachelor, Masters and MPhil program with a
commitment to support students with qualified and efficient staff. The
Campus is determined to focus on the students' personality
development as well as content and pedagogical training.
FACULTY
Vice Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I) inaugurating the Dr. Mirza Arfan Yawer Mr. Ghulam Jillani Ansari
Gymnasium and Common room of the Hostel of UE Bank Road Campus Principal/Associate Professor Assistant Professor
Chemistry Computer Science

Dr. Muhammad Anees- Dr. Muhammad Arslan Dr. Sajjad Hussain Dr. Muhammad Imran
ul-Hussain Shah Raheem Assistant Professor Tousif
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Zoology Assistant Professor (TTS)
Education Education Chemistry
Dr. Muhammad Saleem Dr. Zafar Ullah Dr. Riaz Hussain Dr. Rana Farhat Mehmood
Chemistry Mathematics Chemistry Chemistry
Dr. Muhammad Adnan Dr. Zahid Usman Dr. Rabia Yaqoob Dr. Rabia Yasmeen
Asghar Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
Assistant Professor (TTS) Physics Zoology Physics
Chemistry
Dr. Saira Shabbir Ms. Uzma Sadiq Mr. Muhammd Kashif Sheikh Muhammad Azam
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor Azhar Lecturer
Chemistry English Assistant Professor Zoology
Information Technology
Mr. Muhammad Tajammal Mr. Muhammad Javed Mr. Ghulam Yasin Muhammad Umar Farooq
Botany Botany Computer Science Computer Science
Mr. Majid Nadeem Ms. Mamoona Karim Ms. Gulnaz Atta Ms. Abeera Waseem
Physics Mathematics Mathematics English

Dr. Muhammad Arshad

Javaid
Lecturer
Education
Independence Day Ceremony
Flag Hoisting on Independence Day

FAISALABAD CAMPUS
University of Education, Faisalabad Campus has won a great place among and Football grounds. There are two hostels for male and female
educational institutions due to its outstanding performance and students along with a bachelors’ hostel for teaching and non-teaching
excellent results. This institution needs no introduction as it has already staff. This institute attracts the knowledge-seekers because of its
established a well-reputed name but it will be beneficial to narrate the building, pleasant environment and skilled faculty members.
historical perspective of this prestigious institute for the people who are There are fully equipped laboratories, computer labs and a beautiful
still unaware of it. auditorium with a seating capacity of 500. University of Education,
This institute was established in 1961. This institute was transferred to Faisalabad campus has a huge well-equipped library with seating
the present campus which is built on 23 acres. The very first name given capacity of 150, providing excellent knowledge resources, services and
to this institute was “Govt. College for Evaluators of Primary Education in facilities to fulfill the teaching and research needs of its faculty members
West Pakistan, Lyallpur”. Later, its name was changed to “Govt. Training as well as students. KOHA (Integrated Library System) is used to
College, Lyallpur”. In 1976, it was given the name “Govt. College of automate the library collection. There is an Online Public Access
Education, Faisalabad”. All over the Punjab, a great number of such Catalogue for the Users/Patrons. Users can search OPAC by Title, Author,
institutes are working for the development of the teacher training Subject, ISBN and call number. Books are organized according to Dewey
discipline, but their collective efforts are not as well-organized as Decimal classification scheme. In 2016 University of Education, Lahore
required by our nation. In other words, it was necessary to organize introduced UMS (University Management System) for teaching faculty to
them as a whole so that the changing demands of the time and nation enter and manage the result and LMS (Learning Management System)
could be fulfilled. To achieve this purpose, Govt. of the Punjab decided to for students to locate their own result on their own portal.
establish “University of Education” in 2002. This institute has been
integrated with the University of Education, Lahore and is now
recognized as Faisalabad Campus of the said University.
The University of Education (UE), Faisalabad Campus was established in
2002 with the induction of experienced and highly qualified teachers.
It is one of the most renowned institutions in Faisalabad hosting over
3000 students. This campus consists of various Educational Blocks
namely Science Block, Quaid-e-Azam Block, New Block and Admin Block
having dedicated and airy rooms. It also has mosque as well as Cricket

FACULTY
Dr. Abid Rashid Dr. Ayesha Sultan Dr. Muhammad Afzal Dr. Tehseen Abbas
Professor/Principal Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (TTS)
Chemistry Chemistry Mathematics Mathematics
Dr. Hafiz M. Abdul Qayyum Dr. Muhammad Yaseen Dr. Nazia Anwar Dr. Zeenat Afshan
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer Assistant Professor
Chemistry Chemistry Computer Science Urdu
Dr. Muhammad Usman Dr. Muhammad Faisal Farid Mr. Usman Rafi Dr. Naveed Ahmad
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor Lecturer Lecturer
Business Adminstration Education Computer Science Chemistry
Dr. Asif Iqbal Dr. M. Shabbir Ali Mr. Muhammad Naukhaiz Mr. Fahad Anwaar
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer Lecturer
Education Education Business Administration Computer Science
Dr. Muhammad Umer Dr. Zahid Farooq Mr. Muhammad Shahid Mr. Muhammad Arshad
Farooq Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer Lecturer
Assistant Professor (TTS) Physics Business Administration Business Administration
Physics
Dr. Umair Ashraf Ms. Sabahat Parveen Mr. Qamar Abbas Mr. Mudassir Husnain
Botany English Business Administration Business Administration

Ms. Masooma Kazam Dr. Faiza Shaheen Mrs. Tania Afzal Mrs. Samina Yasmin
Education Education English English
Mrs. Zahida Andleeb Dr. Muhammad Javed Mrs. Samina Ali Asghar Mrs. Shamaila Liaqat
Lecturer Aftab Lecturer Lecturer
Education Lecturer English English
Special Education
Mr. Muhammad Usman Ms. Tehseen Mushtaq Ms. Rahat Chaudhary Mr. Muhammad Bilal
Zia Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer
Lecturer Special Education English English
Special Education
Ms. Ambreen Aslam Mr. Ahmad Azam Mr. Asjad Mahmood Mr. Awais Yousaf
Physics Physics English English
Dr. M. Irfan Ahsan Pasha Ms. Mamoona Riaz Dr. Sarfraz Ali Ms. Saira Nawaz
Urdu Urdu Mathematics Mathematics
Mr. M. Ahsan Ashraf Ms. Fatima Jalal Dr. M. Mohsin Ahsan Mr. Umar Rashid
Zoology Urdu Zoology Zoology

JAUHARABAD CAMPUS
University of Education Lahore, Jauharabad Campus is the only Public
Sector multi-disciplinary higher education institute in District Khushab.
University of Education, Jauharabad Campus came into existence (as Sub
campus of University of Education, Lahore) in June, 2006. Earlier, this
prestigious institution started its work in August 1955 as government
Girls High School in Jauharabad. Later on, it was upgraded as
Government College for Elementary Teachers (Women) in November,
1971 which was the very first institute for female teacher education in
the Sargodha Division, and it was further upgraded as a part of University
College of Education, Lahore, in 2002. After passing through different
Chairman PHEC Prof. Dr. Fazal Ahmad Khalid phases of development, it achieved the status of a sub campus of
meeting with Vice Chancellor University of Education, Lahore on June 21, 2006. University of Education
Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha at UE Township Campus
Jauharabad Campus owns an area of 24 acres of land. It has a network of
building structure including well equipped classrooms, science and IT
labs, library, faculty offices, staff rooms, girls' hostel, mosque, clean
water reverse osmosis filtration plant and a canteen. Furthermore, the
UE, Jauharabad sub campus has special emphasis upon sports and has
developed state of the art cricket, football, volleyball and handball
grounds.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I)

addressing the Aqua Workshop

Mr. Syed Imran Abbas Dr. Arshad Riaz

UE is committed to achieve its aims of developing good management Kazmi Assistant Professor (TTS)
skills and improving techniques in teaching and learning processes. The Assistant Professor Mathematics
campus offers various programs including BEd (Hons), BBA (Hons), BS
Chemistry, BS Physics, BS Zoology, BS Mathematics, BS Information
Technology, BS English, MA Education, MA English, BEd Secondary (1.5 Dr. Abdul Razaq Dr. Syeda Laila Rubab
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
years) and MSc Mathematics. The campus has highly qualified faculty Mathematics Chemistry
who play a significant role in achieving the objectives of UE by imparting
quality education to the people of this region. The teaching and non-
teaching staff provides students with the necessary guidelines and
Dr. Saima Qadeer Dr. Ilyas Ahmad
counseling to achieve their goals in a better way. UE staff members Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
believe in hard work and discipline by taking their profession as a Zoology Business Administration
religious and moral obligation. The campus is an excellent place having
an environment conducive for studies and a beautiful sight to enjoy. A
pure learning environment is provided to the students where their sense Dr. Farhat Nosheen Dr. Samiullah
of curiosity is satisfied by the intellectual input of the teaching staff. Right Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer
in the center of Jauharabad this campus is like heaven for ambitious and Chemistry Arabic
talented students. Further construction of new academic block and a

state of the art student-teacher centers are planned and will start this
year. Ms. Shamsa Iram Ms. Hina Dildar
Lecturer Lecturer
Chemistry Education
FACULTY
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Dr. Sajad Hussain Ms. Khansa Imam Ms. Beenish Pervaiz
Ikram Ullah Associate Professor Lecturer Lecturer
Principal/Professor Physics Education English
Information Technology Chairperson Physics
Chairperson Information
Science

LOWER MALL CAMPUS

Ms. Zainab Bukhari Ms. Shahzadi Sumra
Lecturer Lecturer On September 10, 2002, the Govt. of the Punjab, through an ordinance,
English English
established University of Education and Govt. College of Education was
declared a campus of the newly established university. Since then, the
Lower Mall Campus has been rendering commendable services to the
Mr. Muhammad Yasir Mr. Mansoor Waqas
Hayat Malik Lecturer cause of education in Pakistan. This Campus is offering various programs
Lecturer Physics including BBA, BEd (Hons), B.Ed. Secondary (1.5 Years), BS Economics,
Mathematics
B.Ed. (Hons) in Special Education, BS English, BS Zoology, MSc Economics,
MSc Zoology, MA Education, MA English, MA Special Education, MPhil
Mr. Adil Waheed Mr. Muhammad Naeem
Lecturer Lecturer
English, MPhil Education and MPhil Urdu. Lower Mall Campus has been
Information Technology Information Technology the center of research activity in the field of teacher training and
education. The Campus has the services of highly qualified faculty
members with PhDs both from Pakistan and abroad. The faculty
Mr. Rana Yasir Hussain Mr. Muhammad members are a wonderful blend of youth and experience. A number of
Lecturer Shahnawaz Zafar
Business Administration Lecturer young faculty members are currently enrolled in various doctoral
(On Study Leave) Business Administration programs and some of them are expected to get their degrees in the next
academic year. This ensemble of experience and youth ensures a cordial
Mr. Intikhab Mehboob and congenial environment for the students.
Lecturer
Business Administration

FACULTY
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Arshad Dr. Shafqat Ali Dr. Ahsan Bashir Dr. Mubashir Nadeem
Principal/Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Zoology Education English English
Chairperson English
Muhammad Javed Iqbal Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Dr. Aftab Anwar Dr. Humaira Irfan
Khan Irshad Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor
Associate Professor Assistant Professor Economics English
Education Arabic Chairperson Economics &
Business Administration
Dr. Zahida Parveen Dr. Shamshad Begum Dr. Muhammad Naeem Ms. Sarah Azhar
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor
Special Education Psychology Economics Business Administration
Mr. Munir Afzal Butt Dr. Azhar Majeed Qureshi Dr. Afshan Syed Abbas Dr. Ghulam Mustafa
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS)
Sociology Education Zoology Economics
Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq Dr. Asim Iqbal Mrs. Rabia Jahangir Dr. Shaista Syeda
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Lecturer
Special Education Economics and Business English Fine Arts
Administration (On Extra Ordinary Leave)
Dr. Shahid Ghafoor Khokhar Dr. Sajida Naseem Ms. Parveen Akhtar Mr. Rizwan Ahmad
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Lecturer Lecturer
Business Administration Zoology Education Education
(On Study Leave)

Ms. Syeda Beenish Batool Ms. Syeda Rabia Basri Ms. Faiqa Shafqat Ms. Fatima Shaukat
Special Education Special Education Business Administration Business Administration
Ms. Quratulain Ms. Razia Bashir Ms. Saadia Gohar Ms. Arshia Rauf
Information Technology Zoology Business Administration Business Administration
Mr. Adnan Ali Shahzad Mr. Hafiz Asim Mr. Bilal Nafees Mr. Syed Fazal Abbas
Economics Economics Business Administration Business Administration
(On Study Leave)
Mr. Bilal Asmat Cheema Ms. Shaista Ghazanfar Mr. Umair Rafiq Ms. Nausheen Shakeel
English English Business Administration Business Administration
(On Study Leave)
Mr. Rehan Ahmad Ms. Amna Tariq Dr. Farhan Sarwar Mr. M. Usman Akmal
English English Business Administration Business Administration
Mr. Faran Ali Mr. Rashid Saleem Mrs. Mehwish Shahzad Mr. Obaid Gulzar
Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration

Mr. Ammar Haider Mr. Syed Amad Nadeem Ms. Zartash Ms. Tayyaba Yasmin
Business Administration Business Administration English English
Mr. Asim Shahzad Ms. Ayesha Akram Ms. Zunaira Anwar Mr. Muhammad Shaban
Business Administration English Economics Education
Ms. Farzana Ashraf Ms. Syeda Hira Kazmi Ms. Fatima Jaferi Dr. Urooj Fatima Alvi
Lecturer Lecturer Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
English English English English
Mr. Jahanzeb Jahan Ms. Sadia Shad Dr. Muhammad Irfan

Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer
English English Business Administration
(On Study Leave)
Ms. Komal Nazir Ms. Aneeqa Zafar

Lecturer Lecturer
English English
(On Study Leave)
Ms. Ferzana Riaz Ms. Afraz Jabeen

Lecturer Lecturer
English English

MULTAN CAMPUS
Multan, the City of Saints has a long history that can be traced back to standards in education and research, UE emphasises on linking
4000 years. Most probably, it is one of the most ancient living cities of the professional practice to existing research, sound theorising, and rigorous
world. This city has been ruled by various dynasties. The old houses and methodology. Its resolution is to carry on the tradition in its befitting
many of artefacts speak of its past glory. Multan has been the Centre of manner by launching various programs related to education, natural
Education throughout its history, as number of desirous and interested sciences, management and information technology. Its faculty is highly
people from all over the subcontinent have been receiving education in qualified from local as well as foreign universities. This perfect blend of
this ancient city to quench their thirst of knowledge. Multan has always knowledge and experience of various cultures makes the campus a right
been a tower of light, standing in the great sea of time and beacon for choice for those who wish to develop themselves into successful teacher
educating people of the area. This has been the tradition of Multan to educators, researchers and educational administrators, managers and
promote spiritual / mystical as well as modern education to cater the technologists.
needs of its inhabitants and adjoining areas. Following this tradition,
University of Education, Multan campus has been serving the students of FACULTY
Southern Punjab since 2002 as university and providing quality
Prof. Dr. M. Asad Meraj Mr. Abdul Ghaffar
education in different fields. It has been the pioneer institute in
Principal/Professor Assistant Professor
imparting teachers' education and training. In order to foster high quality Mathematics English
Chairperson Mathematics
Mr. Shahid Raza Mr. Fayyaz Muhammad

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Education Information Technology
Mr. Shahid Tauqeer Dr. Shahbaz Hassan

Assistant Professor Wasti
Information Technology Assistant Professor

Dr. Muhammad Lateef Dr. Syed Awais Rouf Dr. Rana Tahir Naveed Ms. Amina Shahzadi
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer
Zoology Physics Business Administration English
(On Study Leave)
Dr. Saima Naz Dr. Asghar Ali Ms. Faria Ashfaq Mr. Safdar Hussain
Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer
Chemistry Mathematics English English
Mrs. Fatima Khan Mrs. Saima Khan Ms. Shehar Bano Mrs. Safia Asif
Mathematics Mathematics English English
Mr. Waris Ali Mrs. Sumera Kalsoom Mrs. Lubna Yasir Ms. Misbah Ghufran
Mathematics Education English English
(On Study Leave)
Mrs. Sajida Ghani Dr. Sajid Ali Ms. Bushra Saeed Mr. Muhammad Asif
Education Computer Science English Business Administration
Mr. Ghulam Irtaza Mr. Shahzad Ali Mr. Rashid Waseem Mr. Nouman Malik
Computer Science Computer Sciences Business Administration Business Administration

VEHARI CAMPUS
Ms. Ayesha Khursheed Mrs. Samavia Munir University of Education, Vehari Campus is one of the most respected
Lecturer Lecturer
Business Administration Business Administration institutions in the region committed to impart quality education,
professional excellence, and meet modern trends around the globe.
University College of Education, Vehari Campus was granted the status of
Mr. Haseeb Ahmad Mrs. Noor-ul-Ain a constituent campus of University of Education, Lahore on September
Lecturer Lecturer 09, 2006.
Business Administration Business Administration
University of Education, Vehari Campus is a newly built institution with
its spectacular architectural design and peaceful location. University of
Education, Vehari Campus is an institution that is well on its way to
Mr. Shahzad Sadiq Syed Wajahat Hussain
gradual development in all academic, co-academic, logistic and
Lecturer Naqvi
Business Administration Lecturer administrative aspects. A broad range of academic programs in the fields
Business Administration of Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Computer Sciences, Teaching
Profession, Arts and Humanities are being offered to keep abreast of the
Mr. Abdul Manan Majeed Mr. M. Iqbal Hussain future trends in education, socio-cultural needs of society, emerging
Lecturer Lecturer research culture, spectrum of scientific learning and professional
Physics Physics
competency.
(On Study Leave)
Mr. Shahbaz Ahmed Mrs. Nusrat Sultana

Lecturer Lecturer
Chemistry English

Keeping in view the academic capacity of students of this remote area Dr. Ammara Farukh Mr. Khalil Ahmad
and introduction of emerging academic disciplines, University of English Education
Education, Vehari Campus has academic blocks with the latest
technological accessories, logistic facilities, admin blocks, central library
and science and computer labs. furnished with all kinds of latest Dr. Sajid Mahmood Mr. Hafiz Ghulam
equipments and accessories. University of Education, Vehari Campus is Assistant Professor Murtaza
committed to stand out as a leading institution with an exemplary Chemistry Lecturer
English
character in local academia. University of Education, Vehari Campus is
striving to take a step forward to start higher education that will provide
an opportunity to the students of the area, at their doorstep, to stand Ms. Aneeqa Zanib Ms. Nagina Naveed Riaz
Lecturer Lecturer
among the highly educated professionals in variegated fields. English Chemistry
FACULTY
Dr. Asrar Ahmad Dr. Muhammd Atif Ms. Saima Muzaffar Mr. M. Zafar Ullah
Principal/Associate Assistant Professor Lecturer Lecturer
Professor Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry
Chemistry (On Study Leave)
Dr. Rashad Mehmood Dr. Ambreen Ghani Ms. Tahmina Fazil Ms. Tahira Liaquat
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer Lecturer
Chemistry Chemistry Islamic Studies Computer Science
(On Study Leave)
Dr. Muhammad Asim Dr. Abid Mahboob Mr. Munawar Hussain Mr. Faqir Hussain
Farid Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer Lecturer
Assistant Professor (TTS) Mathematics Computer Science English
Chemistry

DIVISION OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Ms. Sidrah Saleem Mr. M. Javid Iqbal The Division of Arts & Social Sciences is housed at University of
Lecturer Lecturer
Physics Mathematics Education, Lower Mall Campus. The Division holds a prominent place in
the University and is responsible for the development of new academic
programs in Arts & Social Sciences that are subsequently offered at some
Mr. Muhammad Tehseen of the other University Campuses. The Division is fully engaged in the
Lecturer
Mathematics
endeavor of educating responsible citizens and qualified professionals
who may well become a driving force for our society. In this light, we seek
to develop the individual strengths of our students, trying to encourage
their real sense of purpose and responsibility with a view to endow them
with the most appropriate tools to face the challenges of the present-day
society. It is staffed with academically prepared individuals. The Division
of Arts & Social Sciences offers creative and market-oriented degree
programs in languages & Fine Arts such as BFA and MA Urdu.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I)

presiding over the meeting regarding action plan
for battling infectious Coronavirus under the directions
of Higher Education Commission of Pakistan

FACULTY DIVISION OF EDUCATION

Dr. Muhammad Arshad Dr. Waheed ur Rahman
Director/Professor
The Division of Education holds a prominent place in the University of
Associate Professor
Zoology Chairperson Urdu Education, Lahore as it is playing flagship role in the development of
degree programs and courses in educational sciences. The Division
played a key role in organizing induction training for more than 3000
Dr. Nabeel Ahmed Dr. M. Salman Bhatti college teachers of the Punjab Education Department and Gilgit Baltistan
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Education Department.
Urdu Urdu In accordance with the vision and mission of the University, the Division
has developed various programs including B.Ed (Hons), B.Ed (Hons) in
Special Education, B.Ed Secondary (1.5), MA in Special Education, MA
Dr. Saima Ali Dr. Muhammad Abrar Education, MA Education (Leadership and Management), M.Phil in
Assistant Professor Ahmad
Education, M.Phil in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies and PhD
Urdu Assistant Professor (TTS)
Chairperson in Education. Research on contemporary issues faced by the education
History and Art sector in Pakistan has also been a focus of the faculty and students at the
Division of Education. The faculty has continuously been adding to the
Mr. Farhan Faisal Sheikh Dr. Shabbir Hussain
Lecturer Lecturer existing knowledge by publishing both at the national and international
Fine Arts Urdu levels. The faculty also presents their research findings globally by
participating in national and international conferences.
Ms. Aiman Aslam Ms. Sana Arslan

Lecturer Lecturer
Fine Arts Fine Arts

FACULTY
Dr. Ayaz Muhammad Dr. Zahida Habib Dr. Aisha Mahmood Dr. Shumaila Mehmood
Khan Associate Professor Assistant Professor Lecturer
Director/Associate Professor Education Education Education
Education Chairperson Educational
Leadership and Policy Studies
(On Leave)
Dr. Intzar Hussain Butt Dr. Shahzada Qaisar Ms. Qudsia Fatima Dr. Farah Shafiq
Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Education Education Education Education
Chairperson STEM Education Director Research
Director Extension & Outreach
Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Dr. Shaheen Pasha Dr. Afaf Manzoor Ms. Humaira Nawaz
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Lecturer
Education Chairperson Special Education Special Education English
Dr. Muhammad Amin Dr. Ijaz Ahmad Tatlah Mrs. Samra Bashir Ms. Ayesha Saleem
Education Education Education Education
Dr. Muhammad Anwar Dr. Huma Lodhi Ms. Sadia Afzal Dr. Muhammad Amjad
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Lecturer Abid
Education Education Education Lecturer
Urdu
Dr. Muqaddas Butt Dr. Naima Qureshi Ms. Faiza Jaleel Ms. Asma Kanwal
Education Education Special Education Special Education

Ms. Aasma Mr. Gulfam Nawaz

Lecturer Lecturer
Special Education Special Education
The Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.)

addressing the ceremony of 7th Convocation

DIVISION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FACULTY

Prof. Dr. M. Alam Saeed Prof. Dr. Rana Abrar Hussain
The Division of Science and Technology is the largest Division of Director/Professor Principal/Professor
Physics Botany
University of Education. Division of Science & Technology has been Chairperson Botany
offering diversity of academic programs to cater the needs and demands
of present age and to equip the students with current scientific
Dr. Mian Habib ur Dr. Muhammad Mansha
technology. This Division is currently offering 6 undergraduate programs Rahman Mahmood Associate Professor
and 9 graduate programs in morning and evening shifts in the field of Associate Professor Zoology/Director QEC
Chemistry
Natural Sciences and Information Technology. The curricula of these Chairperson Chemistry
programs comprise of core and optional subjects to furnish the needs of
Dr. Muhammad Azam Dr. Muhammad Sajjad
present times. The chief objective of the Division is to produce Associate Professor Ansari
professionally well-oriented students in the fields of research and Mathematics Associate Professor
Zoology
teaching.
Dr. Wajiha Javeed Dr. M. Umer Saleem

Associate Professor Associate Professor
Mathematics Mathematics
Director Student Affairs
Director Sports
Dr. Mubeen Munir Dr. Sarwat Zahra

Associate Professor Assistant Professor
Mathematics Physics
Dr. Naveed Ahmad Mr. Babar Shahzad

Physics Physics

Dr. Faheem Khurshied Butt Dr. Masood Yousaf Dr. Zahra Noreen Dr. Aasma Tufail
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (TTS)
Physics Physics Botany Botany
Chairperson Botany
Dr. M. Saeed Akhtar Dr. Nouman Amjed Dr. Sana Jabeen Dr. M. Naveed Shahid
Physics Physics Botany Botany
Dr. Nigum Arshad Dr. Aseya Akbar Dr. Sheza Ayaz Dr. Amina Asghar
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor
Physics Physics Botany Chemistry
Dr. Asma Chaudhary Dr. Muhammad Tariq Dr. Muhammad Aslam Dr. Misbah Irshad
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (TTS)
Zoology Zoology Chemistry Chemistry
Dr. Muhammad Mudassar Dr. Afia Muhamamd Mrs. Sadia Bashir Dr. Syed Salman Shafaqat
Shahzad Akram Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (TTS)
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Chemistry Chemistry
Zoology Zoology
Dr. Zawar Hussain Dr. Qurat ul Ain Ahmed Dr. Abdul Majeed Dr. Muhammad Athar
Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor (TTS) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Zoology Zoology Mathematics Mathematics

Dr. Muhammad Idrees Mrs. Asma Saleem Ms. Humaira Latif Mrs. Fatima Sughra
Mathematics Mathematics Physics Zoology
(On Study Leave)
Mr. Suhail Ashfaq Butt Mr. Muhammad Akram Ms. Madiha Rashid Ms. Shamaila Bibi
Assistant Professor Mujahid Lecturer Lecturer
Information Technology Assistant Professor Botany Botany
Information Technology (On Study Leave)
(On Study Leave)
Dr. Shahid Naseem Mr. Khalid Mahmood Mrs. Faiza Tariq Mrs. Hina Anwar
Information Technology Information Technology Information Technology Information Technology
Mr. Munawar Hussain Dr. Allah Ditta Mr. Sabih Jamal Ms. Uzma Asmat
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer Lecturer
Information Technology Information Technology Computer Science Computer Science
Dr. Muhammad Husnain Mr. Akhlaq Ahmad Ms. Hina Ismat Ms. Iqra Iqbal
Assistant Professor (TTS) Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer
Islamiat Computer Science Information Technology Computer Science
Dr. Aftab Akram Mrs. Ansif Arooj Hafiz Mutee-ur-Rehman Mr. Mohsin Kamran
Computer Science Computer Science Mathematics Mathematics

Mr. Jabir Hussain Ms. Abeera Saeed

Lecturer Lecturer
English English
Ms. Mahreen Fatima

Lecturer
Chemistry
Teachers’ Training
International Student Convention
Foreign Students visit to University of Education, Lahore

PROGRAMS OFFERED BY
CAMPUSES AND DIVISIONS

ATTOCK CAMPUS Tel: +92-57-9316346

principalatk@ue.edu.pk BANK ROAD CAMPUS Tel: +92-42-37320303
principalbkr@ue.edu.pk
PROGRAMS SHIFT PROGRAMS SHIFT

MA English (Mor / ) MSc Economics (Mor / )
MA Education (Mor / )
DIVISION OF EDUCATION Tel: +92-42-99262235

directordoe@ue.edu.pk DIVISION OF ARTS & Tel: +92-42-37116758
directordoarss@ue.edu.pk
PROGRAMS SHIFT
SOCIAL SCIENCES
MA Education ( / Eve) PROGRAMS SHIFT
MA Special Education ( / Eve) MA Urdu ( / Eve)
MA Education (Leadership and Management) ( / Eve)
Tel: +92-41-9330051
DG KHAN CAMPUS Tel: +92-64-9260384
principaldgk@ue.edu.pk FAISALABAD CAMPUS principalfsd@ue.edu.pk

MSc Chemistry ( / Eve) MSc Zoology (Mor / Eve)
MA English (Mor / Eve)
MA Urdu (Mor / Eve)
MA Education (Mor / Eve)
MA Special Education (Mor / Eve)

Tel: +92-454-920129
JAUHARABAD CAMPUS principaljbd@ue.edu.pk LOWER MALL CAMPUS Tel: +92-42-37116758
principallmc@ue.edu.pk

MSc Chemistry ( / Eve) MSc Economics ( / Eve )
MSc Physics ( / Eve) MA English ( / Eve)
MULTAN CAMPUS Tel: +92-61-9210040

principalmul@ue.edu.pk VEHARI CAMPUS Tel: +92-67-3362267
principalvehari@ue.edu.pk

MA Education (Mor / Eve) MA Education (Mor / Eve)
MA English (Mor / Eve) MA English (Mor / Eve)
MSc Information Technolgy (Mor / Eve) MSc Chemistry (Mor / Eve )

FEE STRUCTURE

Programs Mor/Eve 1st Sem 2nd Sem 3rd Sem 4th Sem 5th Sem 6th Sem 7th Sem 8th Sem
Morning 15,620 9,020 12,320 - - - - -
B.Ed. Secondary (1.5 Years)
Evening 20,435 13,835 17,135 - - - - -
Morning 18,590 10,890 10,890 14,190 - - - -
MA English
Evening 31,790 24,090 24,090 27,390 - - - -
MA (Education, Education (Leadership and Management), Urdu, Morning 16,390 8,690 8,690 11,990 - - - -
Special Education) Evening - - - -
26,290 18,590 18,590 21,890
Morning 19,140 11,440 11,440 14,740 - - - -
MSc (Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology)
Evening 27,940 20,240 20,240 23,540 - - - -
Morning 28,490 20,790 20,790 24,090 - - - -
MSc Information Technology
Evening 42,790 35,090 35,090 38,390 - - - -
MS/MPhil (Botany, Chemistry, Education, English (Linguistics)*, Morning 31,240 20,240 20,240 20,240 - - - -
Urdu, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, Mathematics,
Physics, Zoology) Evening 41,690 30,690 30,690 30,690 - - - -
BS (Botany, Chemistry, Economics, English, Mathematics, Morning 18,565 11,965 11,965 11,965 11,965 11,965 11,965 15,265
Physics, Zoology) Evening 27,365 20,765 20,765 20,765 20,765 20,765 20,765 24,065
Morning 26,265 19,665 19,665 19,665 19,665 19,665 19,665 22,965
BS Information Technology
Evening 39,465 32,865 32,865 32,865 32,865 32,865 32,865 36,165
Morning 20,215 13,615 13,615 13,615 13,615 13,615 13,615 16,915
BBA
Evening 30,665 24,065 24,065 24,065 24,065 24,065 24,065 27,365
Morning 15,265 8,665 8,665 8,665 8,665 8,665 8,665 11,965
BFA
Evening 19,665 13,065 13,065 13,065 13,065 13,065 13,065 16,365
Morning 14,715 8,115 8,115 8,115 8,115 8,115 8,115 11,415
B.Ed. (Hons) / B.Ed. (Hons) Special Education
Evening 22,965 16,365 16,365 16,365 16,365 16,365 16,365 19,665
Morning 33,965 22,965 22,965 22,965 22,965 22,965 - -
PhD Education
Evening 49,365 38,365 38,365 38,365 38,365 38,365 - -
Other Dues Only for PhD Programs

Only for MS/MPhil Programs Comprehensive Examination Fee (at the time of Exam) 3,000 For all BS/MA/MSc/MS/MPhil/PhD Programs
Comprehensive Examination Fee (at the time of Exam) 3,000 Thesis Evaluation Fee 40,000 Re-Admission Fee (Where applicable) 2,000
Thesis Fee 20,000 Thesis Re-evaluation Fee (where applicable) 40,000 Transcript Fee 1,000
Duplication University ID Card Fee (where applicable) 300

BASIC ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
FOR ALL PROGRAMS

Admission Requirements / Basic Eligibility Admission Requirements / Basic Eligibility

Sr. # Name of Program Criteria Sr. # Name of Program Criteria
1 MA English A. For students who have done BA/BSc in Annual 6 MSc Economics BA/B.Sc. (2-year) with Economics, B.Com (2-year) or
system equivalent qualification (minimum 2nd division for annual
Ÿ Minimum 45% marks or 2nd division in BA/BSc system and minimum 2.00 CGPA for semester system)
Ÿ Minimum 45% marks in the English Compulsory from an HEC recognized institution/university.
Subject 7 MSc Information BCS (3 Years) or BA/BSc with Computer Science (200
Extra credit will be given to the students who have Technology Marks) or Mathematics (General-200 Marks) or equivalent
studied English Literature as elective subject in BA as per UE Rules
on the basis of the following formula/ criteria: 8 The pre-requisite for this program is BSc (2 years) with
MSc Physics
Marks in English Literature (Elective) *Extra Credit in Merit Score Physics & Mathematics or equivalent from HEC
50% and above 5(Five ) Bonus Points recognized university or degree awarding institution as per
Below 50% 0(Zero ) Bonus Points UE rules.
*These bonus points will be added to the overall merit 9 MSc Zoology The pre-requisite for this program is B.Sc 14 years of
score education with Zoology and Chemistry as mandatory
B. For students who have done BA/BSc in Semester subjects whereas Botany/ Geography/ Statistics/
System Psychology as optional subject from HEC recognized
Ÿ Minimum 60% marks or 2.5/4.0 CGPA in BA/BSc. university or degree awarding institutes as per UE rules.
Ÿ Minimum 60% marks in English Compulsory
Subject. 10 MA Urdu BA/BSc degree with minimum 2nd Division.
Extra credit will be given to the students who have
studied English Literature as elective subject in BA
on the basis of the following formula/ criteria:
Marks in English Literature (Elective) *Extra Credit in Merit Score
50% and above 5(Five ) Bonus Points
Below 50% 0(Zero ) Bonus Points
*These bonus points will be added to the overall merit
score
*Age limit shall be observed as per the university
regulations.
2 MA Education A Bachelor or equivalent degree with minimum 2nd

division
3 MA Education A Bachelor or equivalent degree with minimum 2nd
(Leadership and division
Management)
4 MA Special B.A/B.Sc or equivalent degree with minimum 2nd Division.

Education
5 MSc Chemistry BSc (Pre-Medical or Pre-Engineering) with Chemistry or

equivalents as per UE Rules.

Description of Programs

MA Special Education
Introduction enables students to apply academic knowledge and experiences in a
According to 1998 national population census data, the Persons with supervised field experience instructional setting prior to joining
Disabilities constituted 2.49% of the overall population of Pakistan; employment market. The curriculum is designed to benchmark to the
55.7% in Punjab, 28.4% in Sindh, 11.1% KPK, 4.5% in Baluchistan, and international standards. The successful graduates will be able to
0.3% in Islamabad. People with disabilities are the most marginalized pursue higher studies anywhere in the world after completing this
group within Pakistan and face great stigmatization in society. In April program.
2000, 164 countries committed themselves to the goal of providing
quality basic education for all children by 2015 (UNESCO, 2000). Being Program Vision
a signatory of this declaration, government of Pakistan put special To prepare dynamic leaders and practitioners in teaching, research
emphasis to promote special education to ensure maximum coverage and management having content excellence, pedagogical
/ enrollment. competence, commitment and integrity who may ensure quality and
Special education deals with the education of those students who are sustainable development at all tiers and sectors of education.
mentally, physically, socially and/or emotionally delayed. This aspect
of “delay,” broadly categorized as a developmental delay, signify an Program Mission
aspect of the child's overall development (physical, cognitive, To produce graduates to become special education professionals who
scholastic skills) which place them behind their peers. Due to these are equipped with knowledge, skills and expertise to work with
special requirements, these students‟ needs cannot be met within disabled children in both inclusive and special classrooms and provide
the traditional classroom environment. Hence, teachers need to excellent educational service to students with diverse abilities.
adapt the content, teaching methodology and delivery instruction
meet the appropriate needs of each child. Objectives
Master of Arts in Special Education has been designed to prepare Ÿ The program is aimed at advancing special education through
professionals who can provide most appropriate learning support to preparing teachers, consultants, professionals, teacher educators
the children with special needs. The curriculum and instructional and researchers who can promote the application of evidence-
methodology enable students to understand general principles and based practices to the service of children and adolescents with
practices in the education of students with special needs and acquire special educational needs.
specialist knowledge and skills in one area of specialization. The areas Ÿ To prepare a generation of special educationists whose central
of specialization offered include hearing impairment, intellectual concern is t he educational and emotional well-being of children
impairment, physical handicap and visual impairment. The program is and adolescents with special educational needs.
a blend of theory and practice. The compulsory element of Practicum

MA English
Entry Requirements Introduction
B.A/B.Sc or equivalent degree with minimum 2nd Division University of Education, Lahore was established in 2002. It has worth
mentioning reputation in various fields of education and professional
Duration of the Program training. MA in English is one of the most popular programs in the field
4 Semester (2 years) of Arts and Social Sciences, and for well over a decade, University of
Education has successful implementation of MA in English program at
Requirements for Award of Degree
its various campuses and affiliated institutions. The Department of
As per University of Education Rules and Regulations.
English has revised the curricula of MA in English in 2018 so that it may
be harmonized with the needs of the job market and the academic
requirements necessitated by the new writings in the field.
Program Vision
The Department of English has designed this scheme of studies with a
view to offer the students a program which has innovation, wide
scope and explicit vision and goals. This program will provide
necessary training to prospective teachers and trainers in English and
will also cater to the needs of the students who are pursuing careers in
fields other than the teaching of English. MA in English program has
been designed with special emphasis on 20th century literature so
that the students who want to pursue research degree in Pakistan and
abroad may be facilitated.
Program Mission
The mission of MA in English is to bring quality in the field of English
language and literature and enable students to find satisfactory
employment after the completion of the program.
Objectives
The Objectives of the MA in English are:
Ÿ To help the students understand the major literary works of

authors from across the globe Marks in English Literature (Elective) *Extra Credit in Merit Score
Ÿ To help the students understand the role that literature has played 50% and above 5 (Five ) Bonus Points
in socio-cultural and political fields for centuries Below 50% 0 (Zero ) Bonus Points
Ÿ To encourage research activities and ensure that the students
*These bonus points will be added to the overall merit score
become familiar with the literary and linguistics trends in the
*Age limit shall be observed as per the university regulations.
contemporary world
Ÿ To prepare competent, responsible and learned citizens
Duration of the Program
Entry Requirements 4 semester (2 Years)
A. For students who have done BA/BSc in Annual system
· Minimum 45% marks or 2nd division in BA/BSc Requirements for Award of Degree
· Minimum 45% marks in the English Compulsory Subject As per University of Education Rules and Regulations.
Extra credit will be given to the students who have studied English
Literature as elective subject in BA on the basis of the following
formula/ criteria:
Marks in English Literature (Elective) *Extra Credit in Merit Score

50% and above 5 (Five ) Bonus Points
Below 50% 0 (Zero ) Bonus Points
*These bonus points will be added to the overall merit score
B. For students who have done BA/BSc in Semester System

· Minimum 60% marks or 2.5/4 CGPA in BA/BSc
· Minimum 60% marks in English Compulsory Subject
Extra credit will be given to the students who have studied English
Literature as elective subject in BA on the basis of the following
formula/ criteria:

MA Education
(Leadership and Management)
Introduction Ÿ Ensure quality control in education
The University of Education is of the view that educational Ÿ Formulate realistic and attainable policies
management and leadership are the most important ingredients to
determine an organization’s success or failure. Quality of leadership Entry Requirements
and management determines the quality of the organization itself. A bachelor or equivalent degree with minimum second division.
Successful leaders anticipate change, vigorously explore
opportunities, analyze performance and lead the organization Duration of the Program
towards its objectives. Accordingly, the proposed program has been 4 semesters (2 years).
developed emphasizing discussion on objectives, models, resources,
emergent forces toward change and total quality management in Requirements for Award of Degree
education with special reference to Pakistan. As per University of Education Rules and Regulations.
Objectives
Program will prepare professionals who will be able to:
Ÿ Analyze the theoretical basis of the leadership concepts as applied
to the educational setting
Ÿ Determine effective leadership traits, styles and competencies
Ÿ Critique values, ethics and principles essential for successful
leadership
Ÿ Discuss the organizational values that will assist the teachers in
their future leadership and managerial role
Ÿ Apply up-to-date human resource management skills for attaining
the institutional goals
Ÿ Identify the management skills supportive to achieve
organizational objectives
Ÿ Review the key areas of theoretical and empirical research in
educational leadership and management
Ÿ Apply the leadership and management skills the actual
environment of the educational institution

MA Education
Introduction activities under supervision such as maintenance of school records
Studying Master of Education qualification aimed to produce and registers, management of laboratories and library, preparation of
teachers having content specialist knowledge and skills, pedagogical tests and assignments, admission and selection of students and
competence and professional commitment and integrity. classroom management, etc.
Core modules will provide the students with the opportunity to
develop understanding of basic educational theories, educational Program Vision
psychology and its application in range of teaching and learning Preparing professionals to reach the optimal human potential
situations, understanding modern and contemporary teaching and required for contributing towards Society’s good by enhancing their
assessment approaches, curriculum development process and pedagogical, research and leadership skills.
contemporary issues and trends including ICT and sustainable
Program Mission
development. The programme will also aim to develop a critical
To develop professional educators, educational leaders and
understanding of educational issues with relevant policy and
researchers through the careful integration of theory and practice.
academic research.
As a part of the course, students will be able to select from one of
Objectives
eight areas of specialization including Educational Research,
The objectives of the MA Education Program are to:
Educational Administration and Management, Teacher Education,
Ÿ Develop critical understanding of key concepts in educational
Inclusive Education, Environment and Sustainable Development,
theory including philosophy, curriculum and assessment, teaching
Educational Psychology, Educational Administration and Supervision
and learning strategies and research
and Curriculum. This diverse range of option will enable them to
Ÿ Develop students‟ professional knowledge, understanding and
engage with debates and current issues in the area of education in
skills in key areas of education mentioned above
particular and to their area of interest in particular.
Ÿ Develop capacity to reflect and engage in research to inform and
During the programme, students will conduct an extensive teaching
critique policy and practice
practice and research based project at the final stage of their degree.
Ÿ Develop students' professional knowledge, understanding and
Practice teaching is a major and joint responsibility of teacher training
skills in different specialized areas covering a range of educational
institutions, schools involving teacher educators, prospective
context
teachers and school teachers. Extensive teaching practice will provide
an opportunity to prospective teachers to extend their role in the Eligibility Criteria
school situation other than classroom teaching. During the teaching A bachelor or equivalent degree with minimum second division.
practice, prospective teachers can be engaged in administrative

Program Duration
4 semesters (2 years)


MSc Information Technology

Eligibility Criteria Introduction
B.A/B.Sc with minimum 2nd Division. This program aims to provide skills to make students able to develop
reliable Computer Systems through state of the art knowledge and
Program Duration practical skills. Student will be able to design, develop and manage
4 semesters (2 years) systems using deep scientific and computing techniques in different
domains. Program is intended for students to begin their professional
career in software industry or they can continue their education at
graduate level.
Program Vision
MSc IT program is designed to equip the students with firm
foundations of Information Technology to face the challenges and
evolution of Information Technology in organizations.
Program Mission
The primary aim of the program is to prepare students with broad,
integrated IT knowledge including programming, computer
networking, database management, software development and
software engineering.
Objectives
The main objectives of the MSc IT program are:
Ÿ To identify needs and possibilities of the organization that may be
met by appropriate use of IT resources, including hardware,
software and communication technologies.
Ÿ To acquire, plan, integrate, deploy, manage and support the
required IT resources.
Ÿ To nurture software development and problem-solving skills,
clarity of thought and creativity.

MSc Economics
Ÿ To communicate with a range of audiences and participate Introduction
effectively as part of teams. The subject of economics has gained a central position in the new
Ÿ To analyze the local and global impact of computing and international developments like globalization, institutional
understand professional, ethical, legal, security and social issues, development, sustainable economic growth and emergence of world
and their responsibilities as IT professionals. trade blocks. Keeping in view the worldwide importance of
economics, the University of Education has started to offer MSc
Entry Requirements Economics since 2014.
BCS (3 Years) or B.A/B.Sc with Computer Science (200 Marks) or The economists play a vital role in formulation and implementation of
Mathematics (General-200 Marks) or equivalent. economic policies of a country, and the universities play their role to
provide skilled and well-trained manpower for this purpose.
Duration of the Program Accordingly, it is important to keep up with the pace of new
2 Years (4 Semesters) developments in the world. Thus, the curricula have to be updated to
incorporate new concepts and literature. The subject of economics
Requirements for Award of Degree has gradually evolved as the most important social science. All major
As per University of Education Rules and Regulations. universities at the national and international level are offering MSc
degree in Economics; with a major focus on quantitative and applied
economics. Thus, keeping in view the emergence of new trends in the
world economies, a new curriculum for MSc Economics has been
developed. This curriculum also contains teaching and evaluation
methodology so that students will be well trained and equipped with
latest knowledge and skills to work in the field of economics.
Program Vision
To prepare dynamic leaders and practitioners in teaching, research
and management having contents of excellence, pedagogical
competence, commitment and integrity who may ensure quality and
sustainable development at all tiers and sectors of education.
Program Mission
MSc Economics program aims at producing graduates in the subject

MSc Chemistry
who can teach Economics at school and college levels, pursue higher Introduction
degrees in the subject, or work in such organization where a good The government policy is to shift the emphasis from aimless route
knowledge of Economics is a requirement or of advantage. This goal learning to more purposeful science education through active
will be achieved through effective use of instructional resources in a participation of the students in the classroom. The subject of
purposeful academic environment. Chemistry is introduced from elementary level in general science and
as a subject at secondary and higher secondary levels.
Objectives
The entry qualification for secondary school science teacher is
Ÿ Development of sound theoretical knowledge of the subject.
BS/MSc in science subjects, such as Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics
Ÿ Application of economic theories and enhancing problem solving
or Physics, with a professional degree in education. Keeping in view
ability.
the acute shortage of chemistry teachers, chemists and realizing that
Ÿ Coverage of new areas of specialization, as per market needs.
the success of any country depends upon the availability of well
Ÿ Preparation for advanced studies leading to M. Phil. and Ph.D.
trained chemistry teachers, chemists, post graduate degree program
Ÿ Training to produce quality teachers, researchers and policy
entitled MSc Chemistry comprising four semesters, is proposed. This
makers.
MSc Chemistry program will cater experts not only at secondary and
Ÿ Dissemination of comprehensive knowledge focused at applied
higher secondary school chemistry education, college level but also
and quantitative economics
industries related to chemistry. The UE graduates after completion of
Ÿ Equip the students with postgraduate level knowledge and skill
this program will be able to compete with graduates of other
comparable to the top standards both at national and international
universities because this program is designed so as to include the MSc
institutions.
Chemistry course to cater the needs of chemists, scientist and
Entry Requirements
chemistry teachers/subject specialists/lecturers.
BA/B.Sc. (2-year) with Economics, B.Com (2-year) or equivalent
The teaching is based on the development of knowledge based on
qualification (minimum 2nd division for annual system and minimum
fundamentals of Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Biochemistry and
2.00 CGPA for semester system) from an HEC recognized
Analytical Chemistry which ultimately lead to Applied Chemistry
institution/university.
during research and specialization.
Msc Economics program will comprise of Four Semesters (2 years). Program Vision
The total number of credit hours will be 66, having 22 courses each of To develop dynamic chemists as leaders and practitioners in the
3 credit hours. teaching, research, industry and laboratory management having
Requirements for Award of Degree content excellence along with pedagogical competence, commitment

and integrity who may ensure quality and sustainable development at Entry Requirements
all tiers and sectors of education and research. BSc (Pre-Medical or Pre-Engineering) with Chemistry or equivalent as
per UE Rules.
Program Mission
To achieve the highest possible standards to prepare the dynamic Duration of the Program
leaders, practitioners in teaching, research and management in the 2 years (04 semesters)
field of Chemistry
Objectives Minimum CGPA required to qualify for a degree is 2.00 or as per UE
The main objectives of this course are to: rules & regulations
Ÿ Encourage intellectual development and scholarship in and
through Chemistry.
Ÿ Impart a sound knowledge of Chemistry to students and to guide
them to apply this knowledge creatively and analytically.
Ÿ Develop in students an awareness of the applications of Chemistry
including its practical, social and economic aspects such as health,
agriculture, industry and defense.
Ÿ Develop and improve student‟s practical, written and oral
communication, information retrieval, computer and problem
solving skills.
Ÿ Encourage students to become effective independent learners.
Ÿ Develop the need based curriculum and its continuous
development shall be made considering the changing global and
national requirements.
Ÿ Develop in students the ability og group work for cooperative
learning so as to acquire respect for human values.
Ÿ Encourage students to broaden their knowledge, to develop their
own capabilities and self-confidence, to respect learning and to
participate in continuing education.

MSc Physics
Introduction prepare students with keen interest of advanced research and to
MSc Physics is designed primarily for the students who want to become the most preferred choice of students, faculty and industry.
prepare for the career path which takes advantage of the diverse and
expanding opportunities in industrial, strategic organization and Entry Requirements
universities. The program provides a solid foundation in the concepts The pre-requisite for this program is BSc (2 years) with Physics &
of physics as well as giving the students the experience and Mathematics or equivalent from HEC recognized university or degree
understanding of application of these concepts. The University of awarding institution as per UE rules
Education started the discipline of MSc Physics in 2008 keeping in
view its significance and demand. Since then, faculty is enriching the Duration of the Program
students with all flavors of physics from computational physics to The MSc Physics program is designed to be completed by full-time
nuclear physics. students in two academic years, comprising of 4 semesters (16-18
weeks each).
Program Vision Total Credit hours: 64
To help and train students to establish a scientific knowledge-based
progressive learning by offering core physics courses and specialty Requirements for Award of Degree
options as well as hands-on involvement in the lab/practical programs As per University of Education Rules and Regulations.
that familiarize students with state-of-the-art techniques and
equipments.
Program Mission
The main intention of this program is to provide much-needed human
resources in the field of physics. The curricula are constantly updated
via introducing new and novel courses to keep the syllabi at par with
the national and international standards.
Objectives
The main objective of this program is to provide instructional
programs in physics to a broad range of students through an
understandable and effective method that enables them to integrate
this knowledge into their normal thought processes. Our aim is to

MSc Zoology
Introduction Program Mission
Master of Science (MSc) in Zoology is a postgraduate program for The aim of the program is to highlight Zoology as a multidisciplinary
those students who have graduated BSc degree (2 years). Zoology is subject in nature, involving study of organisms and their genetic,
the study of animal kingdom including the physiology, biochemistry, morphological and physiological attributes, their surrounding
cell and molecular biology, developmental biology, genetics environment, and their role in conservation of environment and
evolution, taxonomy, zoogeography, paleontology, and benefits to humanity.
environmental biology etc. Zoology is a combination of various Objectives
disciplines which have significant role in solving human health issues, Ÿ To impart knowledge about the major disciplines of Zoology. It will
biological resources development, pest management, forensic enable the students to understand the principles of organizations
investigations, food industry, environmental conservation, and inter-relationships in the biological systems with particular
sustainable development and ultimately betterment of living reference to animal diversity.
standards of human race. Ÿ To teach different methods of exploration, investigation,
MSc in Zoology program provides courses about different fields of organization of data and its utilization in practical life.
zoology with research and developments in the animal kingdom. In Ÿ To train students for advanced studies and specialization on
this program, courses are designed to enhance scientific writing and recently emerging technological and multidisciplinary fields such
presentation skills to enable the students to serve in teaching/ as Genetic Engineering, Biodiversity, Environmental Science,
research institutes. Wildlife and conservation, Fisheries and aquaculture, Pests and
After successful completion of the program, the graduates may pest management, Biotechnology, etc. After completing the
pursue in the field of education, research in the organizations related degree / students will be able to apply their knowledge to their
to animal sciences or proceed to MS/MPhil degree to enhance the respective fields effectively.
expertise in the subject. Ÿ To equip students with knowledge and skills for better planning
and management of animal resources, environment, health,
Program Vision medicine, agriculture and population in the country.
Zoology is a combination of various disciplines such as Genetics, Ÿ To develop the scientific culture and demonstrate professional
Physiology, Ecology, Developmental Biology, Microbiology, skills in teaching/ research/ managerial positions in wide range of
Parasitology, Entomology, Fresh water Biology, Fisheries, and Wildlife professions in national and international organizations.
Ÿ After obtaining the degree of MSc in Zoology, the graduates will
etc. This subject has significant role in human resources development,
be able to get jobs in wide range of professions including Positions
food security, environmental conservation, sustainable development
in various government and non-governmental organizations,
and ultimately in alleviation of poverty.
teaching and research, administration and management, forestry,

pharmaceutical, agriculture, biological control program,

integrated pest management, poultry, wildlife, aqua culture,
fisheries, livestock and strategic areas.
Entry Requirements
The pre-requisite for this program is BSc 14 years of education with
Zoology and Chemistry as mandatory subjects whereas Botany/
Geography/ Statistics/ Psychology as optional subject from HEC
recognized university or degree awarding institutes as per UE rules.

MSc Zoology is a 2 year program comprising of 4 semesters (16-18
weeks each).
Total number of Credit hours = 65
Requirements and Award of Degree


FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

SCHOLARSHIPS
Ehsaas Undergraduate Scholarship Project Punjab Education Endowment Fund (PEEF) for Minorities
1. Description of Scholarship: Needy and Poor students (Morning) 1. Description of Scholarship: Talent Needy Poor students
2. Eligibility Criteria: Studying in any year of an undergraduate 2. Eligibility Criteria: First Division in Last Degree
programme in public sector universities are eligible to apply 3. No. of Scholarships (2019-20) 4
3. No. of Scholarships (2019-20) 1,708 4. Amount allocated for scholarship 153,100
4. Amount allocated for scholarship 108,709,850 5. No. of Scholarships awarded in 2019-20 3
5. No. of Scholarships awarded in 2019-20 1,708
Prime Minister's Fee Reimbursement Scheme (PMFRS)
HEC Need Based Scholarship 1. Description of Scholarship: Students belong to less developed
1. Description of Scholarship: Needy and Poor students (Morning) areas
OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS
2. Eligibility Criteria: Physically Interview Needy and Poor students 2. UE Division/Campuses: DG Khan, Multan, Vehari, Jauharabad,
3. No. of Scholarships (2019-20) 233 Attock, Division of Education
4. Amount allocated for scholarship 21,695,000 3. Discontinued by HEC
5. No. of Scholarships awarded in 2019-20 261
Prime Minister's Chinese Language Scholarship Scheme
“Project Completed”
Punjab Education Endowment Fund (PEEF)
1. Description of Scholarship: Talent Needy Poor students
2. Eligibility Criteria: First Division in Last Degree Chief Minister's Turkish Language Scholarship Scheme
3. No. of Scholarships (2019-20) 41 “Project Completed”
4. Amount allocated for scholarship 2,468,500
5. No. of Scholarships awarded in 2019-20 41 Prime Minister’s National Laptop Scheme
2,729 Laptop were awarded under PMNLS to the students of all UE
UE, Merit Based Scholarship Division/Campuses.
1. Description of Scholarship: Top 20% of each program (Morning)
2. Eligibility Criteria: Toper of each program Prime Minister's Wheel Chair Scheme
3. No. of Scholarships (2019-20) 2,597 16 Wheel Chairs were awarded under Prime Minister’s Wheel Chair
4. Amount allocated for scholarship 30,000,000 Scheme.
5. No. of Scholarships awarded in 2018-19 2,597

DEFINITIONS REGARDING
ADMISSION & EXAMINATION,
FREEZING OF SEMESTER,
MIGRATION, PAYMENT AND
REFUND OF FEE & FUNDS AND
UNFAIR MEANS CASES
REGULATIONS

1. Definitions project hours per week throughout the semester.

The following expressions shall have the meanings hereby 1.11.“Director” means the head of the concerned Division of
respectively assigned to them: University of Education, Lahore.
1.1. “Admission Committee” means the Admission Committee 1.12.“Division” means the concerned Division of University of
of a division/campus/affiliated college constituted by the Education, Lahore.
Director/Principal of concerned division/campus/affiliated 1.13.“Doctoral Advisory Committee” means Doctoral Advisory
college. Committee constituted by the Director/Principal of the
1.2. “Affiliated College” means an educational institution concerned division/campus for each PhD student
affiliated to the University but not maintained or hereinafter abbreviated as DAC.
administered by it. 1.14.“Dropped” means losing studentship permanently and
1.3. “Campus” means the concerned campus of the University cancellation of registration from a program in case a
of Education, Lahore. student fails to achieve requisite GPA/CGPA.
1.4. “Ceased” means losing studentship temporarily from a 1.15.“Equivalence Committee” means the Equivalence
program in case a student fails to achieve requisite GPA. Committee of the University constituted by the Vice
1.5. “Comprehensive Examination” means Examination given Chancellor.
by the University for MS/MPhil and PhD programs 1.16.“Equivalent Degree” means a degree recognized as
hereinafter abbreviated as CompExam. equivalent to the Degree offered by the University of
1.6. “Controller of Examinations” means the Controller of Education, Lahore.
Examinations of the University of Education, Lahore. 1.17.“Formative Examination” means the Examination given
1.7. “Course” means a course of studies whose successful during the semester including mid semester exam,
completion shall be the requirement of any Certificate/ assignments, presentations, quizzes etc.
Post Graduate Diploma/Bachelor/ Master Degree or any 1.18.“Freezing” means discontinuation of studies by a student
other degree program offered by the University of for a particular duration at his/her own request.
Education, Lahore. 1.19.“Fresh Graduate” means a person who has completed
1.8. “Course Enrollment” means the process of adding, his/her requisite degree in last twelve months from the
dropping or withdrawing of courses. date of closing of admission.
1.9. “Course Load” means the minimum or maximum 1.20.“Incharge Internal Examinations” means a person
permissible number of courses or credit hours as fixed in responsible for all activities related to examinations within
applicable rules or relevant scheme of studies. the concerned divisions/campus/affiliated college to be
1.10.“Credit Hour” means a unit of measuring educational appointed / notified by Director/Principal from amongst
CREDIT, usually based on the number of teaching/lab/ the faculty members.

1.21.“Principal” means the head of the concerned campus/ colleges hereinafter abbreviated as Uexam.
affiliated college of the University of Education, Lahore. 1.33.“University Unfair Means Cases Committee” means a
1.22.“Registrar” means the Registrar of the University of University committee that considers / decides the cases of
Education, Lahore. use of unfair means in UExam/CompExam.
1.23.“Semester” means semester spread over 16-18 weeks 1.34.“Vice Chancellor” means the Vice Chancellor of the
(inclusive of 1 – 2 weeks for exams). University of Education, Lahore.
1.24.“Sessional” means the Examination given during the 1.35.All other terms are taken as defined in the University of
semester consisting of assignments, presentations, quizzes Education, Lahore Ordinance, 2002.
etc.
1.25.“Student” means a person duly registered in a Certificate/
Diploma/Degree Program offered by University of
Education, Lahore and not otherwise barred for any
reasons.
1.26.“Summative Examination” means an Examination held by
UE divisions/campuses at the end of a semester.
1.27.“Treasurer” means the Treasurer of the University of
Education, Lahore.
1.28.“Unfair Means Cases Committee” means a committee that
considers/decides the cases of use of unfair means in
examinations in the concerned division/campus/affiliated
college.
1.29. “University” means the University of Education, Lahore
hereinafter abbreviated as UE.
1.30.“University Admission Committee” means the Admission
Committee of the University constituted by the Vice
Chancellor.
1.31.“University Assessment Review Committee” means the
committee to review the assessment of students.
1.32.“University Examination” means Summative Examination Cutting the Christmas Cake with a child
given by the University for Certificate/Post Graduate
Diploma/Bachelor/Master Degree programs of affiliated

GENERAL REGULATIONS 2019
REGARDING
UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE,
AND POST GRADUATE DEGREE
PROGRAMS

1. Admission Procedure / Criteria 1.8. A student who has been rusticated/expelled or whose
Admission shall be made on the basis of open merit in entry in any other university/UE division/UE campus/UE
accordance with following Admission Regulations. affiliated college was banned for any reason whatsoever at
1.1. The University reserves the right to choose appropriate any time during his/her academic career or has been
media for the advertisement of admission and it is entirely involved in criminal case of moral turpitude, shall not be
the responsibility of the candidate to follow such admitted to any program unless the Syndicate allows
announcements. admission of such candidates on the recommendations of
1.2. Only those candidates shall be eligible for admission who the University Admission Committee.
have complete result available on or before the closing date
for admission application. 2. Merit Lists
1.3. All candidates (including candidates applying on reserved 2.1. The Admissions will be granted in accordance with the
seats) seeking admission shall submit applications online in eligibility requirements and the approved merit calculation
prescribed manner, complete in all respects, within due policy for each program.
date. Applications incomplete in any respect will be 2.2. General merit list of all the applicants in each program shall
rejected without any prior notice. be displayed as decided by the UE Management. No
1.4. The concerned Admission Committee will recommend separate/individual intimation may be sent and it will be
admissions in accordance with programs/seats, approved the sole responsibility of the student to check merit list at
by the Academic Council. the University Website, Notice Board etc.
1.5. The candidates wanting to pursue more than one degree 2.3. The candidates appearing in the merit lists, will be required
program simultaneously, will be dealt in accordance with to pay their dues within due date as notified in admission
HEC criteria; however, final decision lies with the calendar failing which the offer of admission may stand
Competent Authority (i.e. Vice Chancellor). cancelled and seat(s) will be offered to the next candidates
1.6. The candidates, having unusual or non-standard on the waiting list. However, if competent authority (i.e.
qualifications, are required to submit equivalence Vice Chancellor) deems appropriate, may allow those
certificate issued by relevant authority/body (e.g. HEC, candidates who have failed to deposit their dues after the
IBCC etc.) at the time of submission of admission 3rd merit list provided there are any vacant seats.
application. 2.4. In general, Registrar Office shall notify three merit lists (as
1.7. Duly attested copies of all certificates/testimonials must be per approved Admission Calendar / number of seats);
submitted by the candidates at the time of admission and however, if seats remain vacant, further merit lists may be
the original documents must be presented for verification notified after the approval of Vice Chancellor.
as and when required. 2.5. Where there are more than one applicant with equal score

on the merit list, all such applicants will be granted including building, equipment, vehicles etc., in
admission without any regards to the number of seats. any manner.
3.3.6. In addition to above mentioned reasons, the
3. Cancellation of Admission admission may be cancelled on any valid reasons
3.1. The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of as determined by the Campus Discipline
a student at any time who is found to have obtained his/her Committee.
admission by making any false statement or concealing a 3.4. The concerned Director/Principal shall initiate for
material fact, as well as, whose admission is found to be in cancellation of admission. The Registrar shall notify the
violation of admission regulations. cancellation of admission after approval of the Vice
3.2. The University reserves the right to rectify any Chancellor.
typographical or clerical mistake at any time in the
admission lists etc. without incurring any liability. The 4. Appeal Regarding Cancellation of Admission
concerned Director/Principal shall be authorized to take 4.1. The student may, within seven days of the date of
such action under intimation to the Registrar Office. notification of the cancellation/withdrawal of admission,
3.3. The admission of the student may be withdrawn/cancelled submit appeal to the Vice Chancellor, which shall be
if: decided within due course of time.
3.3.1. He/She is found indulged in politics.
3.3.2. He/She brings or keeps any type of weapons 5. Change of Shift
within the University premises. 5.1. A student may submit an application to his/her
3.3.3. Holds a gathering or meeting or take out Director/Principal for change of shift (only from morning to
procession in any part of the University. evening) mentioning cogent reasons in the application.
3.3.4. He/She abets the entry to the premises of the 5.2. The Director/Principal may forward such requests to
University of expelled students, anti-social Registrar Office (if deemed appropriate) for onward
elements or other persons whose presence on the submission to the Vice Chancellor.
campus could cause conflict amongst the 5.3. The Vice Chancellor may allow the change of shift, if a
students. student falls in the merit of the evening shift. If allowed, the
3.3.5. He/She indulges in any kind of unfair means, student will have to:
malpractice in examination, and coercion, 5.3.1. Deposit difference of dues of the ongoing
anything which cause injury or insult to head of semester (i.e. Evening fee – Morning Fee).
the institution, teachers, officers and other staff of 5.3.2. Deposit the evening dues in all the subsequent
the institution, damaging any University property, semesters.

5.4. Change of shift from Evening to Morning shall not be courses (within the permissible limits) within two weeks of
allowed even-if the student falls in the merit of morning the commencement of classes and record the changes in
shift. the UMS accordingly.
9.3. The University may specially offer a course of Fall semester
6. Medium of Instructions in Spring semester or vice versa, with the approval of the
6.1. The medium of instruction and examination shall be Vice Chancellor.
ENGLISH except for the courses in Islamic Studies for which 9.4. It will be the sole responsibility of the student to complete
the medium shall be URDU. For languages (e.g. Arabic), the the process of enrollment of failed / fresh courses within
medium of instruction and examination shall be that allowed time (within permissible limits). In case of failure of
language. enrollment or non-completion of procedure of enrollment
within due time; he/she may be considered ceased in that
7. Schedule of Semesters semester. In case, he/she had ceased earlier, he/she will be
7.1. There will be two regular semesters (i.e. Fall, Spring) in an considered dropped from the rolls of the University. Any
academic year. The activities of semester will be regulated consequences arising for failing to do the enrollment, will
by the approved yearly academic calendar. be the sole responsibility of the student.
10. Student Attendance
8. Credit Hour 10.1. The minimum attendance requirement to appear in the
8.1. A credit hour, for the theory part of a course means one Summative Examination/University Examination (UExam)
hour of teaching per week for a whole semester and for the of a course will be 75% of the classes held in that course.
practical part of a course it is 3 hours of lab per week for the 10.2. Any kind of leave (Emergency/Medical/etc.) requested by
whole semester. the student, will be considered as absence from class.
8.2. Each course in a scheme of study has a credit hour 10.3. A student having less than 75% attendance shall not be
representation x (a + b) where a denotes the total number allowed to take the Summative Examination/UExam;
of credit hours of theory part, b denotes the total number however, the Vice Chancellor may, on special grounds,
of credit hours of practical part while x is the sum of a & b. condone up to 5% of the attendance.
9. Course Enrollment/Registration
9.1. The students are required to choose and enroll their 11. Modes of Assessment
courses (compulsory as well as elective) in the University 11.1. In each semester, students may be required to appear in
Management System (UMS) via the provided interface Quizzes, Tests, Mid Semester Examinations, Summative
within the schedule announced for the purpose. Examinations/UExam, Presentations (Individual/ Group),
9.2. A student may make any change (add/drop) in the elective Group Discussion, and submit Projects/Assignments/Lab

Reports etc. The course content will not deem to be 11.6. There will be no choice in questions in Mid Semester
substituted by Presentation/Assignments. Examination and Summative Examination/UExam.
11.2. The mode of Mid Semester Examination and Summative
Examination/UExam shall be essentially written except 12. Code of Examinations for UE Divisions/Campuses
defined and approved otherwise by the concerned Board 12.1. The schedule/date sheet of Mid Semester Examination and
of Studies. Summative Examination shall be notified by the concerned
11.3. Assessment and Evaluation of students (for the courses not Director/Principal, two weeks before the commencement
involving practical) shall be as given below: of examination, in accordance with the notified Academic
11.3.1. Formative Examination 40% Calendar.
a) Sessional 20% 12.2. The question paper shall be prepared by the relevant
(i.e. Assignments/Presentations/Quizzes etc.) teacher.
b) Mid Semester Examination 20% 12.3. All the assessment shall be conducted by the teacher
11.3.2. Summative Examination/UExam 60% teaching that course.
11.4. Assessment and Evaluation of students (for the courses 12.4. The marked/evaluated answer scripts of Mid Semester
involving practical) shall be as given below: Examination and Summative Examination shall be shown
11.4.1. Formative Examination 40% to the students by the concerned teacher and taken back
a) Sessional 20% immediately. It shall be the responsibility of a student to be
(i.e. Assignments/Presentations/Quizzes etc.) present on the date announced by the teacher failing which
b) Mid Semester Examination 20% the claim of the student may not be entertained.
11.4.2. Summative Examination/UExam 60% 12.5. The award lists of Mid Semester Examination shall be
forwarded by the Director/Principal of the concerned
Summative Examination (60%)
Credit Hours division/campus to the Controller of Examinations within
Theory Practical
prescribed time period mentioned in the academic
2(1+1) 30 30
calendar.
3(2+1) 40 20
12.6. The answer scripts of Mid Semester Examination shall be
3(1+2) 20 40
retained by concerned division/campus for a period of one
4(3+1) 45 15
year.
4(2+2) 30 30
4(1+3) 15 45
12.7. The UMS generated award list of each course (consisting of
Formative Examination and Summative Examination)
11.5. The Summative Examination/UExam, for a course shall be alongwith the marked answer scripts of Summative
based on the whole of the prescribed course contents. Examination shall be submitted by the relevant teacher to

the Director/Principal of concerned division/campus members as deemed necessary. The Controller of

within prescribed time period mentioned in the academic Examinations will act as Secretary of the
calendar. The same shall be forwarded by the Committee.
Director/Principal of concerned division/campus to the 12.13.2. The committee may review a sample of question
Controller of Examinations in accordance with the schedule papers and marked answer scripts for quality
announced by the Controller of Examinations. assurance purposes.
12.8. The record of marked answer scripts of Summative
Examination shall be preserved by the Controller of 13. Code of Examinations for Affiliated Colleges
Examinations for one year after the notification of the 13.1. The schedule/date sheet of Mid Semester Examination
results for that semester. shall be notified by the Head of Institute of the concerned
12.9. The minimum pass marks in each course shall be 50% of the affiliated college (under intimation to the Controller of
overall marks; however, in all the courses, where practical is Examinations, UE Lahore), two weeks before the
involved, a student must pass the non-practical part (i.e. commencement of examination, in accordance with the
Mid Semester Examination + Sessional + Summative notified Academic Calendar.
Examination) and practical part of the course separately. 13.2. The schedule/date sheet of Summative Examination shall
12.10.The Controller of Examinations shall notify the complete be notified by the Controller of Examinations, UE Lahore,
results of each semester within prescribed time as two weeks before the commencement of examination, in
approved by the competent authority. accordance with the notified Academic Calendar.
12.11.The Controller of Examinations shall issue academic 13.3. The question paper of Mid Semester Examination shall be
transcript on the completion of all the program prepared by the relevant teacher; however, the question
requirements. The finalized result shall remain available to paper of UE Exam shall be got prepared by the Controller of
the student through LMS at all times for view and print; Examinations, UE Lahore.
however, if a student needs a signed copy of results, he/she 13.4. The Formative Examination shall be conducted by the
will be required to submit a formal application and pay teacher teaching that course.
prescribed fee to do so. 13.5. The marked/evaluated answer scripts of Mid Semester
12.12.The Director/Principal of the concerned division/campus Examination shall be shown to the students by the
may issue an incomplete transcript at any time on the basis concerned teacher and taken back immediately. It shall be
of results notified by the Controller of Examinations. the responsibility of a student to be present on the date
12.13.University Assessment Review Committee announced by the teacher failing which the claim of the
12.13.1. A University Assessment Review Committee may student may not be entertained.
be constituted by the Vice Chancellor consisting of 13.6. The award lists for the Mid Semester Examination shall be

forwarded by the Head of Institute of the concerned shall be recommended by the concerned Board of Studies
affiliated college to the Controller of Examinations within for every UExam. The lists of recommended paper
prescribed time period mentioned in the academic setters/head examiners/sub-examiners shall be forwarded
calendar. to the Controller of Examinations by the convener of the
13.7. The answer scripts of Mid Semester Examination shall be concerned Board of Studies. The list recommended by the
retained by concerned affiliated college for a period of one Board of Studies shall be valid for 2 years for up to 4
year. semester programs and for 4 years for more than 4
13.8. The award lists for Formative Examination, complete in all semester programs.
respects, shall be forwarded by the Head of Institute of the 13.15.The names of paper setters/head examiners and sub-
concerned affiliated college to the Controller of examiners for each course in a semester shall be approved
Examinations before the commencement of University by the Vice Chancellor, from the list recommended by the
Examination (UExam). Board of Studies.
13.9. The university reserves the right to review, at any time, the 13.16.For University Examination (UExam) of all levels, each
processes, mechanisms etc. used for the Formative paper shall have the following weightage:
Examination. 13.16.1. Essay Type 40%
13.10.Under normal circumstances, schedule of the UExam shall 13.16.2. Objective Type 60%
be adhered to strictly. Under special circumstances, 13.17.In the courses involving practical, the weightage shall be as
however, the Controller of Examinations with the approval follows:
of the Vice Chancellor may change the schedule of UExam. University Examination (60%)
13.11.The UExam shall be conducted by the Controller of Credit Hours Theory
Practical
Examinations at the end of each semester. Essay Type Objective Type
13.12.All the processes regarding UExam including paper 2(1+1) 12 18 30
setting, paper printing, appointment of supervision staff, 3(2+1) 16 24 20
central marking of answer scripts, preparation and 3(1+2) 8 12 40
declaration of results shall be done by the Controller of 4(3+1) 18 27 15
Examinations. 4(2+2) 12 18 30
13.13.All UExam shall take place at the centres established by 4(1+3) 6 9 45
the UE. 13.18.The schedule for practical examination shall be prepared
13.14.A standing list of at least three paper setters/head by the Controller of Examinations, UE Lahore.
examiners and list of at least ten sub-examiners from 13.19.The Controller of Examinations shall get the papers set
University of Education teachers, relevant to each course, from the list of approved experts in the relevant subject.

13.20. Paper setter will provide two sets of question papers and have to seek permission in writing from the concerned
the key for the MCQs section. Director/Principal and pay all the applicable fees and
13.21.The Controller of Examinations will randomly select one of funds. It will be the sole responsibility of student to get
the papers, without opening envelops, for examination. himself/herself reenrolled. In such cases, no individual
13.22.The paper setter will act as head examiner. In case, the intimation shall be sent by the University to the concerned
head examiner is not available, the name of the alternate student(s).
head examiners will be approved by the Vice Chancellor. 14.2. In case a student fails to reenroll within stipulated time
13.23.The minimum pass marks in each course shall be 50% of period, he/she shall be dropped from University rolls.
the overall marks; however, in all the courses, where Stipulated time period means, such student will be
practical is involved, a student must pass the non-practical required to reenroll the ceased semester with the
part (i.e. Mid Semester Examination + Sessional + immediately following session.
University Examination) and practical part of the course 14.3. A student who is ceased in any semester, will be allowed
separately. reenrollment only once in a degree program. For such
13.24.The Controller of Examinations shall notify the complete student(s), the applicable rules regarding scheme of
results of each semester within prescribed time as studies, fee schedule or any other such matters will be in
approved by the competent authority. accordance with the other students in the session where
13.25.The Controller of Examinations shall issue academic he/she is enrolled.
transcript on the completion of all the program 14.4. The maximum duration of the degree will remain same and
requirements. the elapsed period will be counted towards the permissible
13.26.The students of Affiliated Colleges shall be issued maximum duration of the degree.
incomplete academic transcript with signature of
concerned Principal @ Rs. 200/- per issuance at any stage 15. Duration of Degree
and @ Rs. 500/- per issuance at any stage by the Controller
Degree Minimum Duration Maximum Duration
of Examinations.
13.27.The record of marked answer scripts of University PGD 1 Year (2 Semesters) 2 Years (4 Semesters)
Examination shall be preserved by the Controller of B.Ed (1.5 Years) 1.5 Years (3 Semesters) 2.5 Years (5 Semesters)
Examinations for one year after the notification of the BS (4 Years) 4 Years (8 Semesters) 6 Years (12 Semesters)
results for that semester.
Masters (2 Years) 2 Years (4 Semesters) 3 Years (6 Semesters)
14. Reenrollment MS/MPhil 2 Years (4 Semesters) 3 Years (6 Semesters)
14.1. For reenrollment of complete semester; the student will PhD 3 Years (6 Semesters) 5 Years (10 Semesters)

15.1. The students who fail to complete their degree program he/she may submit an application, within 30 days of the
within minimum duration may enroll in the next semester notification of the result, for rechecking to the
(on deposit of applicable fee). Consequent upon Director/Principal of the concerned division/campus by
enrollment in next semester and deposit of applicable fee; depositing re-checking fee as permissible. The
the degree duration of such students will be considered as Director/Principal of the concerned division/campus shall
automatically extended and no explicit extension will be forward such application to the Controller of Examinations.
required in this regard. 17.2. The re-checking does not mean re-assessment/re-
15.2. The students who fail to complete their research evaluation/re-marking of the answer script. The Controller
work/project/internship/ teaching practice within of Examinations can arrange for re-checking of examination
minimum duration will also be required to enroll in the next script by a senior faculty member from the relevant
semester on deposit of applicable fee (e.g. thesis extension discipline on the complaint/request of student who will
fee, per credit fee etc.) during the extension period. look into the following aspects:
15.3. The students repeating a complete semester (within the 17.2.1. There is no computational mistake in the grand
permissible maximum duration) will be required to deposit total on the title page of the answer script.
the complete fee of that semester. 17.2.2. The total of various parts of a question has been
15.4. The students repeating any course(s) in the extended correctly made at the end of each question.
period will be required to deposit the fee @per credit hour 17.2.3. All totals have been correctly brought forward on
as notified from time to time. The same will be applicable to the title page of the answer script.
those students who enroll Teaching Practice / Internship / 17.2.4. No portion of any answer has been left un-
Project. marked.
17.2.5. Total marks in the answer script tally with the
16. Departmental Assessment Committee award list.
16.1. A two members Departmental Assessment Committee will 17.2.6. The hand-writing of the candidate tally in the
be constituted by Director/Principal to check randomly a questions/answer script.
few answer scripts of the semester examination for 17.3. The candidate may be allowed to identify his/her answer
uniformity of scoring and covering of the course content. script but not to examine.
The committee shall submit the report to the Director/ 17.4. The marks of a candidate could even decrease in light of
Principal. 17.2.1, 17.2.2, 17.2.3 and 17.2.5 above. In the event of
reduction of marks, the record shall be corrected
17. Rechecking of Answer Script accordingly and revised transcript will be issued.
17.1. In case a student is not satisfied with his/her final award,

18. Damaged/Lost Answer Script of concerned student. The admit card will also be
In an exceptional case, where an answer script is damaged, lost or forwarded to concerned Director/Principal/
destroyed due to unavoidable circumstances, then the Superintendent for recognition/identification of the writer.
student(s) may be given the following options: 19.5. The students engaging writer, will be allowed 25% extra
18.1. Average marks of rest of the courses of that student shall be time to solve the question paper.
awarded to him in that subject/course.
18.2. In case of Mid Semester Examination/Summative 20. Matters Related to Degrees Conferment
Examination/UExam/ Comprehensive Examination, if the 20.1. The degrees of successful candidates shall normally be
candidate so desires, he/she shall be given another chance ready for issuance after one year of passing the
as a special case to take the Examination to the extent of examination.
lost/damaged answer script and no examination fee will be 20.2. The degree may be conferred by the University on the
charged from the student. occasion of convocation held annually and issued to the
recipient subsequently. The candidate who cannot
19. Permission of Writer for Special Students participate in the convocation may be issued the degree at
19.1. A visually impaired student may be allowed to attempt the any time thereafter on request and payment of prescribed
Mid Semester Examination/Summative Examination fee.
/UExam of the University on Braille/Computer/any other 20.3. The degree shall be issued only to the candidate concerned
means of facilitation. in person on payment of prescribed fee and proof of the
19.2. In case a UE division/campus/affiliated college student is University clearance and his/her identity.
unable to write due to physical disability / visual 20.4. If the request of a candidate is received from abroad, the
impairment, he/she may apply to the Controller of degree may be issued to a nominee provided that the
Examinations, UE Lahore (with medical certificate as proof student concerned submits a valid authority letter
of his/her disability) for permission to engage a writer in alongwith an attested copy of his/her own Computerized
Tests/Examinations of the University two weeks before the National Identity Card (CNIC) and the nominee. The
start of Tests/Examinations. authority letter must include the CNIC Number of the
19.3. The qualification of the person who acts as writer of a nominee, who will receive the degree. The nominee must
handicapped student, must be at least one step lower than provide a satisfactory proof of identity.
that of the student. The student as well as writer will be 20.5. Urgent degree can be issued as per policy of University
required to submit an affidavit to this effect. upon the request of a graduate.
19.4. The Controller of Examinations will notify the writer and 20.6. Duplicate degree may be issued (with completion of all
issue an admit card to appear in the examinations as writer requirements) to a candidate in case the original degree is

lost/damaged or change in name. The candidate has to 22. Special Cases

apply to the Controller of Examinations for the issuance of 22.1. Notwithstanding the above regulations, if an emergency so
duplicate degree alongwith the relevant documentary requires, the Vice Chancellor shall have the power to issue
proof as per University rules. orders, directives or instructions in connection with the
20.7. The Duplicate Degree shall be signed by the Controller of smooth working of the semester system.
Examinations only; however, the approval of the Vice 22.2. Where the regulations are silent and in cases of ambiguity
Chancellor shall be required. or discrepancy as regards the interpretation of these
regulations, the decision of the Syndicate shall be final.
21. Course File
Maintaining the Course File is compulsory for all faculty
members. It should have complete record of every activity that
happens during the course. The course file should contain:
21.1. Course Code and Title
21.2. Description of Course/Learning Outcomes
21.3. Course syllabus and changes, if any, made over at least 3
semesters
21.4. Weekly Teaching Schedule
21.5. Dates of Mid-Semester Examination
21.6. Grading Policy will identify each activity such as Homework,
Quizzes, Mid-Semester Examination, Final Examination and
Term Papers etc.
21.7. Copy of each Homework Assignment
21.8. Copy of each Quiz Assigned
21.9. Copy of Question Papers for Mid Semester Examination
Meeting between UE Vice Chancellor
21.10.Copy of Question Papers for Summative Examination/ Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.) and Vice-Chancellor
UExam University of Home Economics
21.11.Grading Sheets of the Course, Detailing Statistical Data on Dr. Kanwal Ameen at UE Township Campus
the Grades obtained by Students
21.12.Difficulties/Problems faced by the Teacher and Students
during Classroom/ Course Delivery.

ADMISSION & EXAMINATION
REGULATIONS 2019 FOR
CERTIFICATE/POST GRADUATE
DIPLOMA / BACHELOR /
MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMS

1. Short Title and Commencement of the serving or retired personnel of the Defence Forces to
1.1. These regulations shall be called the University of be nominated by GHQ Adjutant General Branch.
Education, Lahore Admission & Examination Regulations 2.4. One seat is reserved in each degree program for applicants
2019 for Certificate/Post Graduate Diploma/Bachelor/ from AJK nominated by the Secretariat of Higher
Master Degree Programs. Education/Nomination Board of AJK.
1.2. These regulations shall come into force from the 2.5. Three seats are reserved in each degree program for
implementation date as approved by the Syndicate; applicants from FATA nominated by the Ministry of States
however, the students admitted prior to that date will not and Frontier Regions, Government of Pakistan.
be affected. 2.6. Two percent seats are reserved in each degree program at
each division/campus for disabled persons certified as such
2. Reserved Seats for Bachelor/Master Programs by the Social Welfare Board/DHQ.
There are some reserved seats (only in morning programs) in 2.7. Two percent seats in each Bachelor degree program at each
addition to merit seats in Certificate/Post Graduate Diploma/ division/campus are reserved for sports for those who have
Bachelor/Master Degree programs as under; however, the excelled in particular sports. The merit will be decided on
candidates applying on reserved seats should fulfill general the basis of the best sports persons of National/Provincial/
conditions for admission in the University and must satisfy Divisional/District standing to be ascertained by the Sports
minimum admission criteria, prescribed for each degree Committee of the division/campus concerned. In case a
program. seat remains vacant in a degree program for the reason of
2.1. Four percent seats in each degree program at each unavailability of candidate, the Vice Chancellor may allow
division/campus are reserved for children/spouse/real to shift any candidate to that program to fill the vacant seat.
brothers or sisters of the UE teachers in regular service or 2.8. Two percent seats with a minimum of one seat are reserved
retired. Preference will be assigned to the relation in the for the Overseas Pakistanis in each degree program at each
same order. division/campus to be nominated by authorized office of
2.2. Four percent seats in each degree program at each the Overseas Pakistanis Foundation.
division/campus are reserved for children/spouse/real 2.9. Ten seats, over and above merit seats are reserved for the
brothers or sisters of the UE non-teaching employees in students from Balochistan with not more than two seats for
regular service or retired. Preference will be assigned to the one division/campus. In case of siblings, the number of
relation in the same order. seats can be increased to a maximum of three at one
2.3. Two percent seats are reserved in each degree program at division/campus. The nominations shall be received
each division/campus for children of martyrs of the through the Higher Education Department of Government
Defence Forces or in the absence of this category children of Balochistan.

2.10. Notifications/Circular regarding introduction of any new 4.2. Entry after 12 years of Education
quota or amendments in existing ones may be adopted Marks Obtained in SSC x 30 ) + (Marks Obtained in HSSC x 70 )
=( Total Total
after the approval of Syndicate.
2.11. Two percent seats in each Bachelor/Master degree 4.3. Entry after 14 years of Education
program at each division/campus are reserved for ( Marks Obtained in SSC x 20 ) + (Marks Obtained in HSSC x 30 ) +
= Total Total
minorities. The applicant will be required to produce
documentary evidence regarding his/her religion at the ( Marks Obtained in BA/BSc x 50)
Total
time of admission.
2.12. In case any seats in the reserved quota remain vacant by 4.4. Entry after 15 years of Education
the commencement of classes, such reserved seats will be
= ( Marks Obtained in SSC x 10 ) + (Marks Obtained in HSSC x 15 ) +
transferred to the open merit seats. Total Total
( Marks Obtained in BA/BSc x 25) + ( Marks Obtained in BEd x 50 )
Total Total
3. Admission Eligibility
3.1. The candidates with 3rd division (i.e. less than 45% 4.5. Entry after 16 years of Education
aggregate marks under annual system or less than 2.00 4.5.1. Candidates having two years Bachelor Degree
CGPA under semester system or less than 60% marks under with two years Master Degree
semester system (where CGPA is not available/mentioned))
in the terminal degree required for admission, will not be = ( Marks Obtained in SSC x 10 ) + (Marks Obtained in HSSC x 15 ) +
Total Total
considered for admission. ( Marks Obtained in BA/BSc x 25) + ( Marks Obtained in MA/MSc x 50)
3.2. The concerned Admission Committee will observe the Total Total
minimum admission requirements/basic eligibility criteria 4.5.2. Candidates having four years Bachelor Degree
as mentioned in the relevant scheme of studies and UE
Rules & Regulations. = ( Marks Obtained in SSC x 10 ) +
Total
( Marks Obtained in HSSC x 15) +
4. Calculation of Merit Total
4.1. The merit will be calculated on the basis of percentage ( Marks Obtained in BS (Hons) 4 Years x 75)
Total
(%age) of marks; however, if the percentage is not
available, then CGPA will be converted to percentage of 4.6. Some programs may have additional admission criteria
marks as per following formula. mentioned in the relevant scheme of studies.
%age = ( Obtained CGPA x 100)
Maximum CGPA

5. Course Load (Fall & Spring Semesters) 7. Probation

5.1. The Certificate/Post Graduate Diploma/Bachelor/Master 7.1. A student who secures GPA more than or equal to 2.00 will
Degree programs of instruction generally include a 15-18 be promoted to next semester.
credit hours course load in a regular semester (Fall/Spring); 7.2. A student who secures GPA less than 2.00 but more than or
however, it may exceed according to approved scheme of equal to 1.70 will be promoted to the next semester on
studies. probation.
7.3. A student can have a maximum of one probation in upto
6. Grading Policy two years degree programs and two probations in more
6.1. The grade point will be 0.00 for less than 50% marks, 2.00 than two years degree programs; however, a student
for 50% marks and an increment of 0.05 will be added in exceeding maximum number of probations will be ceased
2.00 for each %age of marks upto maximum 4.00. from University rolls and shall have to reenroll the same
6.2. Final evaluation of each course shall be in a whole number; semester from where he/she had ceased regardless of
if not, the result will be rounded off to the nearest whole whether some courses have been passed or not.
number. 7.4. A student who secures GPA less than 1.70 in 1st semester
6.3. Letter grades and corresponding grade points will be as will be dropped from the rolls. Such student will have to
follows: apply for admission as fresh candidate and restart his/her
Grade Marks in Percent Grade Points studies from 1st semester (if admitted).
A+ 90 & Above 4.00 7.5. In all the following semesters, a student who secures GPA
A 80 - 89 3.50 - 3.95 less than 1.70 in any semester will be ceased automatically
B 70 - 79 3.00 - 3.45 from University rolls and will have to reenroll the complete
C 60 - 69 2.50 - 2.95 semester from where he/she had ceased regardless of
D 50 - 59 2.00 - 2.45 whether some courses have passed or not.
F Less than 50 0.00 7.6. A student who is ceased under clause 7.3 or 7.5 and
6.4. Computation of Grade Point Average (GPA) and reenrolls but thereafter again fails to achieve GPA 2.00 in
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) any semester, will be dropped from the rolls of the
6.4.1. Grade Point Average (GPA) is a number ranging University. Such student will have to apply for admission as
from 0.00 to 4.00 to be calculated as below: fresh candidate and restart his/her studies from 1st
GPA = Σ
(Grand Point x Credit Hours) of all the courses offered during any single semester semester (if admitted).
Σ (Credit Hours) of all the courses offered during any single semester
8. Degree Requirements
CGPA =
Σ (Grand Point x Credit Hours) of all the courses offered during all semesters
8.1. For the award of degree, a student is required to fulfill all
Σ (Credit Hours) of all the courses offered during all semesters

10.3. The students of affiliated colleges will be awarded separate

the requirements set for the degree in the approved
medals likewise.
scheme of studies. A minimum CGPA equal to 2.00 is
10.4. Positions for the award of medals shall be decided on the
required to qualify for the award of a degree.
basis of percentage of marks obtained (upto two decimal
places).
9. Improvement of CGPA
10.5. Only those students will be considered/eligible for award of
9.1. In case a student wants to improve CGPA, he/she may
medal who have:
beallowed to repeat a maximum of four courses in case of
10.5.1. Completed all the degree requirements within
more than two years degree programs and a maximum of
minimum prescribed period of that degree program (i.e.
two courses in case of upto two years degree programs. The
the students on extension will not be considered for
students may be allowed to repeat the course(s) in which
medal).
he/she has obtained lowest grades (i.e. “D” grade courses
10.5.2. Passed all the course(s) of that degree program in
only) in the forthcoming semester provided there is no bar
the 1st attempt.
due to other regulations. In such a case, both the previous
10.5.3. Not secured any C grade or lower grade in any
and new grades obtained will be recorded on the transcript;
course in the entire degree program.
however, only the better grades shall be used in calculation
10.5.4. Not received any major penalty from Campus/
of CGPA.
University Discipline Committee under UE
9.2. A student desiring to improve a grade will be required to
Discipline Regulations during that degree
seek permission from concerned Director/Principal in
program.
writing prior to the enrollment.
10.5.5. Not been involved in any Unfair Means Case nor
9.3. The course(s) may be improved within the permissible
been penalized/imposed any penalty by Campus/
maximum duration of the degree.
University Unfair Means Cases Committee under
Unfair Means Cases Regulations during that
10. Award of Medals
degree program.
10.1. There shall be one Gold and one Silver medal for 1st and
10.5.6. Not used the freezing of semester option during
2nd position holders for each Certificate/Post Graduate
that degree program.
Diploma/Bachelor/Master Degree Program offered by the
10.6. In case of tie between more than one students, all of them
University.
shall be awarded the relevant medal.
10.2. For the purpose of determining the medal winner, all the
10.7. The degree programs where number of students is less
students studying in that degree program in a given session,
than 05, no medal shall be awarded.
regardless of campus & shift, will be considered as one
group.

11. Thesis Submission / Evaluation 11.8. The result of viva voce of thesis shall be recorded and
11.1. The student will have to complete all the degree communicated to the Controller of Examinations by the
requirements including thesis within the maximum Director/Principal in the same manner as is done for other
allowable duration. enrolled courses.
11.2. The topics of thesis and names of supervisors shall be 11.9. After the examination, four copies submitted will be
approved in a formal meeting of the faculty of each subject distributed as:
chaired by the Director/Principal of the concerned 11.9.1. One copy in the office of Controller of
division/campus/affiliated college. Examinations
11.3. A student shall submit three copies of the thesis alongwith 11.9.2. One copy in the concerned division/campus/
plagiarism report to his/her Supervisor, who will forward it affiliated college library
to concerned Director/Principal through concerned Head 11.9.3. One copy in the UE Central Library
of Department/Coordinator for further processing. 11.9.4. One copy to the Supervisor
11.4. The thesis of Bachelor programs will be submitted in
hardbound in Black with Silver script whereas the thesis of 12. Project/Internship/Teaching Practice
MA/MSc programs will be submitted in hardbound in Royal 12.1. Project (i.e. Project / Research Project / Capstone Project
Blue with Gold script. etc.)
11.5. After a thesis is submitted, the Supervisor will request the 12.1.1. The students may opt project (if allowed, in the
concerned Director/ Principal (through Head of scheme of studies) and they may work on project
Department/Coordinator) to fix date for viva voce. either on individual basis or on group basis (i.e.
11.6. Thesis Evaluation Committee will comprise of following: group of maximum four students). The
Coordinators in consultation with the Head of
a) Director/Principal of Division/Campus/Affiliated Convener
Department (HoD) may finalize the projects of the
College
students with the approval of concerned
b) HOD/Coordinator of Concerned Department Member
c) One subject expert appointed by Director/Principal Member
Director/Principal.
from some other Division/Campus/Affiliated College 12.1.2. The names of project supervisors shall be
d) Supervisor/co-supervisor concerned Member approved in a formal meeting of the relevant
faculty chaired by the Director/Principal of the
11.7. In case the Director/Principal is the supervisor of a student, concerned division/campus.
the next senior most teacher of the concerned 12.1.3. A student shall submit project report after due
division/campus/affiliated college will convene the certificate of completion from his/her supervisor
evaluation committee. to the Head of Department (HoD)/Coordinator,

who will forward it to the Director/Principal of approved in a formal meeting of the relevant
concerned division/campus/affiliated college for faculty chaired by the Director/Principal of the
further processing. concerned division/campus.
12.1.4. After a project report is submitted, the HoD/ 12.2.3. A student shall submit internship report after due
Coordinator will request the Director/ Principal of certificate of completion from his/her supervisor
the concerned division/campus/ affiliated college to the Head of Department (HoD)/ Coordinator,
to fix date for viva voce. who will forward it to the Director/Principal of
12.1.5. Project Evaluation Committee will comprise of concerned division/campus/affiliated college for
following: further processing.
a) Director/Principal of Division/Campus/Affiliated Convener 12.2.4. After an internship report is submitted, the
College HoD/Coordinator will request the Director/
b) HOD/Coordinator of Concerned Department Member Principal of the concerned division/campus/
c) One expert appointed by Director/Principal from Member affiliated college to fix date for viva voce.
some other division/campus/affiliated college
12.2.5. Internship Evaluation Committee will comprise of
d) Supervisor concerned Member
following:
12.1.6. In case the Director/Principal is the supervisor of a) Director/Principal of Division/Campus/Affiliated Convener
the student, the next senior most teacher of the College
concerned division/campus/affiliated college will b) HOD/Coordinator of Concerned Department Member
convene the evaluation committee. c) One expert appointed by Director/Principal from Member
12.1.7. The result of viva voce of project shall be recorded some other division/campus/affiliated college
and communicated to the Controller of d) Supervisor concerned Member
Examinations by the Director/Principal in the
same manner as is done for other enrolled 12.2.6. In case the Director/Principal is the supervisor of
courses. the student, the next senior most teacher of the
12.2. Internship concerned division/campus/affiliated college will
12.2.1. In accordance with the schemes of studies, the convene the evaluation committee.
students will be required to do internship in a 12.2.7. The result of viva voce of internship shall be
relevant academic research or business recorded and communicated to the Controller of
organization relating to the discipline chosen for Examinations by the Director/Principal in the
specialization. same manner as is done for other enrolled
12.2.2. The names of internship supervisors shall be courses.

12.3. Teaching Practice

12.3.1. In accordance with the schemes of studies, the
students will be required to do teaching practice
at the school(s) to be approved/decided by the
Director/Principal of the concerned division/
campus/affiliated college.
12.3.2. After the completion of teaching practice, the
Supervisor through concerned HoD/Coordinator
will request the Director/Principal of the concered
division/campus/affiliated college to fix date for
final evaluation of teaching practice.
12.3.3. Teaching Practice will be evaluated by the
following committee:
a) Director/Principal of Division/Campus/Affiliated Convener Meeting with President Dairy and Cattle Farmer Association, Karachi
College Mr. Shakir Omer Gujjar and his team at VC Office
b) HoD/Coordinator of concerned Department Member
c) Head of School where the Teaching Practice is done Member
d) Supervisor concerned Member
12.3.4. In addition to the clause # 12.3.1, 12.3.2, & 12.3.3;

any additional requirements laid down in relevant
scheme of studies will remain binding on the
students.
12.3.5. The result of final evaluation of teaching practice
shall be recorded and communicated to the
Controller of Examinations by the Director/
Principal in the same manner as is done for other
enrolled courses.
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FREEZING OF SEMESTER
REGULATIONS 2019

1. Short Title and Commencement where they had frozen their studies) whenever
1.1. These regulations shall be called the University of offered for the first time by the university.
Education, Lahore Freezing of Semester Regulations 2019 2.6.2. In case of freezing during the research work/
for all degree programs. thesis; the students shall have to unfreeze after
one semester (i.e. re-join in the very next
2. Freezing of Semester Regulations semester). The student may be allowed freezing
2.1. A student may use the freezing of semester option once in a of very next semester; however, all maximum
degree program of duration upto two years and twice in a freezing options shall be considered consumed.
degree program with duration longer than two years. 2.7. During the “frozen period” the student will lose his/her
2.2. Freezing will not be allowed in first and last semesters of studentship status and shall not be entitled to avail any
the degree program. facility which the University extends to its regular students.
2.3. A student will be allowed to freeze his/her semester before 2.8. Unfreezing of the semester will be allowed by the
the beginning of the semester without mentioning any concerned Director/Principal on formal application by the
reason and without depositing any fee. student and will be notified accordingly. The complete
2.4. A student will be allowed to freeze his/her semester within unfreezing mechanism will be as under:
7 weeks of commencement of semester based on a valid 2.8.1. The student will submit application (prior to
reason as determined by the Director/ Principal. The completion of enrollment process) to the
deposited fee will be considered consumed. concerned Director/Principal to unfreeze his/her
2.5. The Director/Principal will approve the freezing of semester.
semester and shall notify to the Controller of Examinations, 2.8.2. The concerned Director/Principal will approve the
Treasurer and Registrar offices accordingly and mark the u nf re ez i n g , n o t i f y to t h e C o nt ro l l e r o f
same in UMS. Examinations, Treasurer and Registrar offices
2.6. Freezing will not be allowed for more than two semesters in accordingly and mark the same in UMS.
one stretch. In case of the need for longer freezing within 2.8.3. The concerned Director/Principal will issue the
the permissible limits, a student must apply for freezing of student a UMS generated fee voucher.
additional period well before the end of his previous 2.8.4. The student will deposit the dues accordingly and
freezing. enroll himself/herself in that particular semester.
2.6.1. Minimum duration of freezing shall be one 2.9. Once the freezing of semester is notified, a student may
semester; however, in case of undergraduate apply for unfreezing the same ongoing semester before the
students; the students will have to enroll in the deadline of enrollment as notified by the University.
same frozen semester (i.e. the semester from 2.10. The student will re-join, after depositing the semester fee,

the same frozen semester in his/her own division/campus/

affiliated college with the approval of the concerned
Director/Principal, and in case of discontinuation of the
program, in any other division/campus/affiliated college
where the program is available. The University will not be
bound to accommodate the student in case of total
discontinuation of program in all divisions/campuses/
affiliated colleges.
2.11. If a student fails to re-join University at the end of the frozen
period, he/she will lose studentship and considered
dropped from university.
University Sports Leagues 2019-20

UNFAIR MEANS CASES
REGULATIONS 2019

1. Short Title and Commencement matters in any Examination, will be submitted to relevant
1.1. These regulations shall be called the University of Unfair Means Cases Committee:
Education, Lahore Unfair Means Cases Regulations 2019 a) Removes a leaf from his/her answer script.
for all degree programs. b) Submits forged or fake documents in connection
with the examination.
2. Unfair Means Cases Committee c) Commits impersonation in the examination.
2.1. The University Unfair Means Cases Committee will be d) Copies from any paper, book or notes.
constituted by the Vice Chancellor for UExams and e) Mutilates/destroys/steals/refuses to submit the
Comprehensive Examinations. The committee shall answer script.
comprise of the following: f) Possesses any kind of material, which may be
Two senior most faculty members
helpful in the examination.
a) Convener
(One will be the convener and the other will
g) Does anything that is immoral or illegal in
b) be member) Member connection with the examination and which may
be helpful in the examination.
c) Director Student Affairs Member
h) Refuses to obey the invigilation staff or refuses to
d) One Faculty Member Member follow the instructions issued by the University in
e) Controller of Examinations Secretary connection with the examination.
i) Misbehaves or creates any kind of disturbance in
2.2. The division/campus/college level Unfair Means Cases or around the examination centre.
Committee will be constituted by the Director/Principal j) Uses abusive or obscene language on the answer
concerned. The committee shall comprise of the following: script.
k) Possesses any kind of weapon in or around
a) Two senior most faculty members of the concerned Convener examination centre.
division/campus/affiliated college (One will be the
b) convener and the other will be member) Member
l) Possesses any kind of electronic devices which
may be helpful in the examination.
c) Coordinator Student Affairs Member
d) One Faculty Member Member
m) Submits a fake/copied assignment/internship
e) Incharge Internal Examinations Secretary report/teaching practice
n) Guilty of replacing answer sheet/manipulating
2.3. The quorum for a meeting of Unfair Means Cases his/her marks during paper review process/
Committee shall be three. unauthorized access to the examination record.
2.4. The cases of any candidates found guilty of following

2.5. Any candidate who, after start of examination, fails to part a) Cancellation of the answer script concerned.
with or is found to have in his possession or accessible to b) Disqualification for one year only.
him, papers, books or notes, relating to the subject of c) Disqualification up to three years
examination of that paper or detected in giving or receiving 2.8. Any candidate obtaining admission to the Examination on
assistance, or using or attempting to use any other unfair false representation made on his application form or using
means in connection with the examination, shall be abusive or obscene language in the answer script, shall be
expelled by the Superintendent/Invigilator of the Centre disqualified from passing any examination for a period not
from the examination room. exceeding two years.
2.6. If it is found that a candidate has access to, or is in 2.9. Any candidate detected in giving or receiving assistance, or
possession of papers, books, notes or electronic device found guilty of copying from any paper, book or note, or
which might possibly be of assistance to him: allowing any other candidate to copy his answer script, or
a) But that his/her access to, or possession of such using or attempting to use these or any other unfair means,
papers, books, notes or electronic device was shall be disqualified from passing any examination for a
inadvertent, and was not malafide, his/her period not exceeding three years.
answer script shall be cancelled, as a disciplinary 2.10. Notwithstanding any other law for the time being in force
measure without any implication of moral and without prejudice to any remedy open to the University
turpitude. under such Law:
b) In other cases of possession be disqualified from a) Any candidate found guilty of deliberate previous
passing any examination that year. arrangement to cheat in the examination such as
2.7. Any candidate who refuses to obey the Superintendent/ smuggling in another answer script,
Invigilator of an Examination in the Examination Hall, or impersonation or misconduct of a serious nature
changes his seat with another candidate, or changes his roll and the person who impersonates such
number card, creates disturbance of any kind during the candidate, if he is on the rolls of a UE division/
examination, stages a walk-out, resorts to a pen-down campus/affiliated college, shall be disqualified for
strike, or instigates others to do so, or otherwise a period of not less than three and not more than
misbehaves in or around any examination hall, shall be five years or declared as not a fit and proper
liable to expulsion by the Superintendent/Invigilator or the person to be admitted to any future examination
Controller of Examinations or Inspector of a Centre or any of the University, according to the seriousness of
officer duly authorized by the Controller of Examinations, the offence and the other circumstances of the
as well as to any of the following punishments according to case.
the seriousness of the offence: b) If the impersonator is not on the rolls of a UE

division/campus/affiliated college, the Controller within the meaning of clause # 2.4 (c) and shall be punished
of Examinations shall report the matter to the accordingly. Communications of the nature addressed to
police and shall send intimation of the same to the the Controller of Examinations or other officers of the
Vice-Chancellor. Provided that in a case covered University shall be treated as falling in the same category
by clause (a) above, a candidate or the and the candidate concerned shall be punished as specified
impersonator, on the expiry of five years including in 2.4 (c) above.
the examination in connection with which he was 2.14. Any candidate found guilty of cheating in the examination
declared to be not a fit and proper person to be by way of depositing less fee and enhancing it through
admitted to any future examination may, as a forgery on the challan form may be:
special case, be exempted by the Syndicate from a) Imposed fine upto Rs. 5,000/-
further operation of this Regulation with the b) Disqualified for a period of one year
sanction of the Vice- Chancellor. c) Disqualified for a period of one year and imposed
2.11. Any candidate found guilty of disclosing his identity or fine upto Rs. 5000/-
making peculiar marks in his answer script for that purpose 2.15. In case of an emergency, the Vice Chancellor is authorized
shall: to award suitable punishment, without reference to the
a) If he is successful in the examination, be Disciplinary Committee, to any candidate or to any student
disqualified from passing the examination that on the rolls of the affiliated College, who creates
year; or disturbance of any kind during an examination or otherwise
b) If unsuccessful in the examination, be disqualified misbehaves in or around any examination hall.
for that year and the following year. 2.16. Any candidate found in possession of fire-arms or anything
2.12. An approach made by a relative, guardian or a friend of a capable of being used as a weapon of offence in or around
candidate, will, as a rule, be considered to be on behalf of any examination hall, shall be liable to expulsion by the
the candidate who shall be punished as laid down in this Officers as mentioned in 2.7 above, and to disqualification
Regulation. The making of an appeal to the examiner ranging between two and three years.
through an answer script by a candidate is prohibited. The 2.17. Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained, no
answer script in which such an appeal is made shall be liable punishment shall be imposed unless a student accused of
to be cancelled. using unfair means in an examination has been given a
2.13. Candidates guilty of communicating, or attempting to reasonable opportunity of showing cause against the
communicate, with Examiners with the objections of action proposed to be taken with respect to him.
influencing them in the award of their marks, shall be
deemed to have used, or attempted to use, unfair means

3. Appeal
3.1. If a student is not satisfied by the decision of the
division/campus/college level Unfair Means Cases
Committee, he/she can submit his/her appeal, within a
week after the decision of the Committee, to the
Director/Principal of concerned division/campus.
3.2. If a student is not satisfied by the decision of the University
Unfair Means Cases Committee, he/she can submit his/her
appeal, within a week after the decision of the Committee,
to the Vice Chancellor.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.l.) addressing the Promotion
Linked Training of GOP College Faculty (8th Batch) at Township Campus
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.)

presenting the cheque to Chancellor Ch. Muhammad Sarwar
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.) addressing the seminar

MIGRATIONS
REGULATIONS 2019

1. Short Title and Commencement 2.6.3. He/she will have to deposit the evening dues in
1.1. These regulations shall be called the University of the subsequent semesters.
Education, Lahore Migration Regulations 2019 for degree 2.7. Migration shall be allowed, if applied within the deadline of
programs. the enrollment; therefore, migration request should be
submitted to Registrar Office well in advance.
2. Migration Regulations 2.8. If the migration is allowed, the student will be required to
2.1. Migration may be allowed by the Vice Chancellor on the deposit all the applicable dues.
recommendations of the Directors/Principals of both the 2.9. A detailed statement, listing the courses accepted as
concerned divisions/campuses/affiliated colleges after transferred and those to be studied in order to complete
receiving the duly filled migration form alongwith the the degree, will be prepared by the concerned Director/
requisite fee. Principal where the migration is sought and shall be
2.2. Migration may not be allowed during first and last accepted by the student.
semesters. 2.10. Migration fee shall be non-refundable.
2.3. Migration may not be allowed in the same district. 2.11. Under special circumstances to be proven with evidence,
2.4. Migration may be allowed from one UE division/campus to the Vice Chancellor may reduce/waive-off the Migration
other UE division/campus or one UE affiliated college to Fee.
other UE affiliated college. No migration shall be allowed
from UE affiliated college to UE division/campus and vice
versa.
2.5. No student will be allowed migration to the other
division/campus/affiliated college if his/her admission
merit falls below the admission merit of the division/
campus/affiliated college where migration is sought.
2.6. Migration shall not be allowed from evening to morning
shift even-if the student falls in the merit of morning shift;
however, migration shall be allowed from morning to
evening shift subject to following conditions:
2.6.1. The student falls in the merit of evening shift.
2.6.2. He/she will have to deposit difference of dues of
the ongoing semester (i.e. Evening Fee – Morning
Cake Cutting Ceremony on the eve of 74th Independance Day
Fee).

PAYMENT AND REFUND OF FEE
& FUNDS REGULATIONS 2016

1.1 These regulations shall be called the University of Education, 2.5 The University may revise fees from time to time without any
Lahore Payment and Refund of Fee & Fund Regulations 2016 for prior notice to the students.
degree programs. 3.1 All dues paid by a student will be refunded in case of cancellation
2.1 The fee will be charged on semester basis or as prescribed for a of admission granted due to mistake, negligence or omission by
certificate/degree/training program in accordance with the University.
approved fee structure for that certificate/degree/training 3.3 Any extra payment will be refundable through application.
program. 3.4 The amount of security will be refundable on request of the
2.2 The student of any semester of a program should deposit student accompanied by the requisite clearance within one year
applicable dues as notified by the University as per prescribed of the date of completion of the related degree or leaving the
dates. The students who fail to deposit fee within the maximum University.
allowed time period notified by the University shall be 3.5 In case of the death of a student or his/her physical or mental
considered as ceased from the rolls of the University. incapacity, full fee of an unfinished semester may be refunded
2.3 The student will have to deposit prescribed readmission fee (in on a formal request by the parent/guardian.
addition to semester fee) to get his/her studentship reinstated as 3.6 Where a candidate gets admission in multiple programs/shifts
per following mechanism. In case student fails to deposit dues till against merit/reserved seat in the University, he/she will be
one week before commencement of mid semester examinations required to deposit fee for each program/shift; however, the fee
for the program from which student withdraws his/her
of particular semester, he/she shall be ceased and will have to re-
admission may be refunded on the written request of student
enroll along-with the forthcoming session failing which he/she
submitted to Treasurer through concerned Principal/Director
shall be considered as dropped from the rolls:
Late Fee Charges/ Status of
within one month from closing date of admissions.
Timeline
Readmission Fee
(in addition to
Authority to approve
student prior
to deposit of
3.7 For all the other cases where newly admitted student wants to
semester Fee) fee quit his/her studies, fee may be refunded as per HEC guidelines.
Within due date - - Active
Concerned Director /
4. Fee Installment
Within 5 days of due date of fee submission Rs. 500/- Active
Principal
4.1. In hardship cases, the student(s) may be allowed to deposit
th th
From 6 to 15 day of due date of fee submission Rs. 1500/- Warned
Principal
the semester fee of any semester (except 1st semester) in
th th
From 16 to 26 day of due date of fee submission Rs. 3000/- Warned
Principal maximum two installments as per following mechanism for
From 27th day of due date to till one week before
commencement of mid semester examinations of Rs. 5000/-
Principal
Ceased reasons to be recorded in writing.
particular semester
4.1.1. A student will apply for installments to concerned
2.4 Under special circumstances/hardship, the Vice Chancellor may Director/Principal with the complete description
reduce/waive-off the readmission fee for reasons to be recorded
of hardship before the start of enrollment process
in writing.
of that semester.

4.1.2. The concerned Director/Principal will determine Physically Challenged students.

the hardship. If satisfied, he/she will forward the 5.4. There will be 50% fee concession of tuition fee to the
summary of all such requests to Treasurer for siblings as detailed below:
approval of Vice Chancellor. Sr. # Description
4.1.3. If allowed, the concerned student(s) will deposit A student is eligible to avail the kinship concession only if both the
1
siblings are admitted to a regular program (i.e. Morning shift only).
the amount of 1st installment during the dates of
2 The sibling who is older in age among all shall pay full fee.
semester enrollment (as approved in the
The sibling who is next in age in the decreasing order shall get 50%
Academic Calendar) whereas they will deposit the 3
concession on the tuition fee only.
amount of 2nd installment before the start of Mid 4 No concession for any additional sibling.
Semester Examination.
4.1.4. The concerned division/campus will mark the 5.5. The above mentioned fee exemptions/waiver will be
installments in the University Management applicable only in case a student has applied for such
System (UMS) and issue the UMS generated fee concession along-with all necessary documents/evidence,
vouchers accordingly. either student has applied on the concerned quota or any
4.1.5. The concerned division/campus will ensure that other quota/open merit.
such students have deposited the amount of 2nd
installment. In this regard, the Treasurer Office
will follow-up/coordinate with the divisions/
campuses.
5. Fee Exemptions / Waiver
5.1. No fee will be charged from the students of Balochistan.
5.2. There will be 50% concession on all kind of fees/charges for
University Employees and their dependents (i.e. spouse,
sons/daughters, step children, and parents residing with
and wholly dependent upon University Employee) if they
get admission in UE.
5.3. There will be exemption of fee for Disable/Special Students.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.)
All the institutional charges including Tuition Fee, Hostel presenting the shields to the speakers of Seerat Conference
Fee and Utility Bills will be waived off for Disabled/Blind/

REGULATIONS RELATING TO
DISCIPLINE AND CONDUCT
OF STUDENTS 2019

1. Short Title and Commencement 2.4. "Chancellor" means the Chancellor of the University of
1.1. These regulations shall be called the University of Education, Lahore.
Education, Lahore Regulations relating to discipline and 2.5. "Competent Authority" means an Officer or authority of
conduct of students 2019. the University, competent to take disciplinary action
1.2. The basic purpose of these regulations is to infuse against a university student guilty of misconduct and
discipline in normal life of the students, to keep orderly and indiscipline.
smooth conduct of the teaching at the university and to 2.6. "Director" means the head of the concerned Division of
allow peace and tranquility at the university. The purpose University of Education, Lahore.
of all its penalties is to tell the students concerned the 2.7. "Director Student Affairs" means Director Student Affairs
gravity of their misdeed and to convey a message among of the University of Education, Lahore.
the fellow students to refrain from such activities. These 2.8. "Discipline Committee" means the University Discipline
regulations shall apply to all students on the rolls of the Committee of the University constituted under the
University divisions/campuses/affiliated colleges. A University of Education, Lahore Ordinance 2002.
student who violates these regulations shall be guilty of 2.9. “Division” means the concerned Division of University of
indiscipline and misconduct and liable to disciplinary action Education, Lahore.
being taken against him. 2.10. “In-charge Sports” means the In-charge Sports of the
concerned campus/affiliated college of the University of
2. Definitions Education, Lahore.
Unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context, the 2.11. "In-charge Student Affairs" means the In-charge Student
expressions used in these regulations and defined or used in the Affairs of the concerned campus/affiliated college of the
University of Education Ordinance 2002 shall have the meanings University of Education, Lahore.
assigned to them respectively hereunder or in the Ordinance. 2.12. "Penalty" means a penalty which may be imposed under
2.1. "Authority" means any of the Authorities of the University the regulations.
specified in the University of Education, Lahore Ordinance 2.13. "Pro-Chancellor" means the Pro-Chancellor of the
2002. University of Education, Lahore.
2.2. "Campus/College Discipline Committee" means the 2.14. "Statutes", "Regulations" and "Rules” made or deemed
Discipline Committee of a campus/affiliated college to have been made under the University of Education,
constituted under the University of Education, Lahore Lahore Ordinance 2002.
Ordinance 2002. 2.15. "Syndicate" means the Syndicate of the University of
2.3. “Chairperson Library Committee” means the Chairperson Education, Lahore.
of Library Committee, University of Education, Lahore. 2.16. "Teachers" mean Professors, Associate Professors,

Assistant Professors, and Lecturers engaged whole time by 4. Code of Conduct

the University of Education, Lahore. 4.1. No student shall:
2.17. "University" means the University of Education as 4.1.1. Disobey the lawful order of a teacher or other
constituted under University of Education, Lahore person in authority of the University.
Ordinance 2002. 4.1.2. Habitually neglect his/her work or habitually
2.18. "Vice Chancellor" means the Vice Chancellor of the remain absent from his/her classes without
University of Education, Lahore reasonable cause.
4.1.3. Smoke in the University premises.
3. Code of Honor 4.1.4. Consume alcoholic liquor or other intoxicating
Every student must observe the following code of honor: drugs within the University premises or a hall of
3.1. He/she must be faithful in his/her religious duties and residence or during the instructional, sports or
respect the conviction of others in matters of religion and cultural tours, or survey camps.
custom. 4.1.5. Enter in the University premises or a hall of
3.2. He/she must be loyal to his/her country and refrain from residence or attend any instructional, sports or
doing anything which must lower its honor and prestige. cultural tours, or survey camps while under the
3.3. He/she must be truthful and honest in his/her dealings influence of such intoxications.
with all people. 4.1.6. Keep licensed or unlicensed arms in the University
3.4. He/she must respect the elders and be polite to all premises.
especially women, children, old people, the weak and the 4.1.7. Use indecent or filthy language (in any form) in the
helpless. University.
3.5. He/she must respect his/her teachers and others in 4.1.8. Wear immodest, improper and provocative dress.
authority in the University. 4.1.9. Use undesirable remarks or gestures.
3.6. He/she must keep clean in body and mind, standing for 4.1.10. Disorderly behave, such as, shouting, abusing,
clean speech, sport and clean habits. quarrelling, fighting and insolence.
3.7. He/she must help his/her fellow-beings especially those in 4.1.11. Use or attempt or threat to use force.
distress. 4.1.12. Defiance of authority.
3.8. He/she must devote himself/herself faithfully to his/her 4.1.13. Impersonate perjury, giving false information,
studies. willful suppression of information, cheating,
3.9. He/she must observe thrift and protect University deceiving and stealing.
property. 4.1.14. Abuse mobile phones, laptops and other
electronic gadgets that include but not limited to

using them in examinations, taking pictures of the 2002, rules and regulations, etc. or does not comply with
fellow students without their consent, etc. the rules of the University shall be considered act of
4.1.15. Create mess inside or in vicinity of play grounds, indiscipline.
class rooms, seminar halls or other university 4.3. Any act, conduct, disorder or neglect which is considered
functions/activities. prejudicial to good order or discipline or unbecoming of a
4.1.16. Commit any criminal, immoral or dishonorable act student by the competent authority and including any act
whether within the University division/ on the part of a University student to bring or attempt to
campus/affiliated college or otherwise which is bring political or other influence directly or indirectly on
prejudicial to the interest of the University. the Chancellor, Vice Chancellor or any officer or any
4.1.17. Visit places out of bounds, without proper authority or teacher of the University shall be considered
permission. act of indiscipline.
4.1.18. Organize or take part in any function within the
University premises or a hall of residence or 5. Discipline Committee
organize any club or society of students except in 5.1. University Discipline Committee
accordance with the prescribed rules and 5.1.1. There shall be a University Discipline Committee
regulations. as prescribed under section 10 (1) of the First
4.1.19. Collect any money or receive donations or Statues of University of Education, Lahore
pecuniary assistance for or on behalf of the Ordinance 2002.
University or any University organization except 5.1.2. University Discipline Committee shall propose
with the written permission of the authority. regulations to the Academic Council relating to
4.1.20. Stage, incite or participate in or indulge in any the conduct of university student's maintenance
walkout, strike or other form of agitation against of discipline and breach of discipline and other
the University or its teachers or officers. functions as prescribed.
4.1.21. Damage University property movable or 5.2. Campus/College Discipline Committee
immovable. 5.2.1. There shall be a Campus/College Discipline
4.1.22. Involve him/her in obstructing teaching or any Committee at each campus/affiliated college as
other activity of the University. prescribed under section 10 (2) of the First Statues
4.1.23. Act defamatory of and derogatory to Islam and of University of Education, Lahore Ordinance
Pakistan. 2002.
4.2. A student who does not pay the fees, fines or other dues 5.2.2. The authority of the College Discipline Committee
liable under the University of Education, Lahore Ordinance shall extend to the respective campus/affiliated
college.

6. Duties of the Teachers and Officers of the University 7.3. The penalties which may be imposed and the authority or
6.1. Every member of the teaching staff shall have the powers authorities competent to impose each kind of penalty are
and it shall be his/her duty to check disorderly or improper specified below:
conduct or any breach of the rules by students occurring in SR. # PENALTY
AUTHORITY COMPETENT TO
APPEALING AUTHORITY
IMPOSE THE PENALTY
any part of the precincts of the University. Exclusion from class room, Laboratory,
Workshop or field work for the periods
6.2. The Librarian shall be responsible for maintenance of order 7.3.1
concerned, for not more than four such
Teacher In-charge.
consecutive periods.
in the Library. In case of disorderly conduct or any breach of Exclusion from the game or the Field for
7.3.2 In-charge Sports.
rules, he/she may require the student so offending to not more than one week.
Director/Principal
withdraw from the library for the remainder of the day and 7.3.3
Exclusion from Instructionalor Sports Touror
Survey Camp.
Teacher In-charge.
shall immediately report the offence to the Chairperson of 7.3.4

Exclusion from the division / campus / affiliated Director of the division / Principal of a
college for a period not exceeding two weeks. campus / affiliated college.
the Library Committee. Exclusion from the Library for not more
7.3.5 Chairperson,Library Committee.
6.3. The Superintendent shall be responsible for maintenance than two weeks.
Exclusion from all classes or any class from
of order among the students in hostels. 7.3.6 division / campus / affiliated college for a
Director of the division / Principal of a
campus / affiliated college.
Campus Discipline Committee
period not exceeding two weeks.
6.4. The Director Student Affairs through In-charge Student Exclusion from the hostel for a period not
7.3.7 Superintendent
Affairs shall be responsible for the maintenance of order exceeding six months.
Exclusion from the hostel for a period not

among the students of all campuses. 7.3.8
exceeding one year
Warden Director/Principal
6.5. The In-charge Student Affairs of the respective campus/ 7.3.9

Suspension or removal from a position of
authority in a Hall of Residence
Warden
division/ affiliated college shall be responsible for the 7.3.10 Exclusion from Sports and Playground Director Sports Affairs/ In-Charge sports
maintenance of order among the students on or near the 7.3.11

Suspension or removal from a position of
Director Sports
authority in the University Sports. Campus Discipline Committee
play grounds or while otherwise under his/her charge. Cancellation or Remission of fee or Director of the division / Principal of a
7.3.12
6.6. The In-charge Student Affairs of the respective campus/ University Scholarship campus / affiliated college.
division/ affiliated college shall be responsible to Director 7.3.13 Fine upto Rs. 1000/- Lecturer
Student Affairs. 7.3.14 Fine upto Rs. 2000/- Assistant Professor/Warden Director/Principal
7.3.15 Fine upto Rs. 3000/- Associate Professor
7. Authorities Competent to Impose Penalties Director of a division / Principal of a campus /

7.3.16 Fine upto Rs. 5000/- Professor / Senior Warden/ Director,Students
7.1. If a student commits a breach of any of the codes of Affairs. Campus Discipline Committee
Director of the Division / Principal of a
conduct as prescribed above in section 4 shall be guilty of 7.3.17 Fine without limit
Campus
an act of indiscipline and shall be liable for each such act to 7.3.18
Rustication from the University for any UniversityDisciplineCommittee/ Campus /
period College Discipline Committee
one or more of the penalties prescribed in this section. UniversityDisciplineCommittee/ Campus/
Committee consistingof the
7.3.19 Rustication for any period Vice Chancellor and the
7.2. The penalty or penalties imposed shall be appropriate and College Discipline Committee
Directors of divisions
proportioned to the nature and gravity of the act. 7.3.20 Expulsion from the University
UniversityDisciplineCommittee/ Campus/
College Discipline Committee

7.4. When a case against a student is referred to the Discipline 7.8. When in the opinion of the Discipline Committee, the
Committee, the Committee may, if it deem fit, suspend the penalty of rustication or expulsion is not called for in a case
student from University Rolls and/ or direct him to vacate referred to it under clause 7.5 or 7.6; it may impose any
the hostel till it has taken a decision in the case. other penalties mentioned in clause 7.3 above.
7.5. Notwithstanding anything contained in clause 7.3 above, 7.9. When a Teacher or an Officer has imposed penalty/
the Vice Chancellor shall have the power to impose any of penalties on a student under clause 7.3, the later shall not
the penalties mentioned in the clause 7.3, or to refer any be liable to a higher or an additional penalty unless the
case to the Discipline committee. offending student has been given a reasonable opportunity
7.6. A teacher or officer, in whose presence or in relation to of showing cause against the proposed action.
whom an act of indiscipline is committed or who obtains 7.10. No appeal shall lie against the decision of appealing
knowledge of such act on a report or otherwise, may deal authority.
with the case himself/herself or if in his/her view: 7.11. No appeal shall lie against a decision of an authority
7.6.1. The case is one which can be more appropriately imposing a penalty except on the ground that such
dealt with by another authority; or authority has imposed a penalty which it was not
7.6.2. A penalty or penalties severer than those which competent to impose.
he/she is competent to impose are called for in 7.12. An appeal on the ground that an authority has imposed a
the case. penalty which it was not competent to impose shall lie to
7.6.3. He/she shall follow the procedure specified the Vice Chancellor.
below:- 7.13. No appeal shall be entertained, unless it is presented
a) If he/she is not the Director of the Division/ within fifteen days from the date on which the decision was
Principal of the Campus/Affiliated College, communicated to him/her provided that the Vice
he/she shall refer the case to the Director/ Chancellor may for valid reason extend this period.
Principal who may deal with it himself/herself 7.14. All the fines mentioned at section 7 shall be deposited in
or refer it to the appropriate authority. the University Main Account.
b) If he/she is the Director of the Division/ 7.15. The Vice Chancellor or any teacher or officer to whom the
Principal of the Campus/Affiliated College, he/ Vice Chancellor may delegate his/her powers may direct a
she shall refer it to the appropriate authority student to pay compensation for any loss of or damage to
or the Discipline Committee. property belonging to the University or fellow student or to
7.7. No student shall be rusticated or expelled from the an employee of the University, caused by a willful act or
University, unless he/she has been given reasonable chance gross negligence of the student and if the student does not
of replying to the accusation against him/her. pay such compensation within a reasonable time, the Vice

Chancellor may expel him/her from the University.

7.16. The Syndicate may for special reason re-admit a student
rusticated or expelled from the university, under these
rules, if otherwise eligible.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.) and Executive Director of Lahore
Art Council Mr. Ather Ali Khan signing the MoU
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.) in a meeting with
Public Affairs Officer U.S. Department of State Jared M. Yancey at his office

HOSTEL DISCIPLINE AND
ADMISSION REGULATIONS 2019

1. Short Title and Commencement 2.11. All other terms are taken as defined in the University
1.1. These regulations shall be called the University of Ordinance. University of Education, Lahore: Regulations for
Education, Hostel Discipline and Admission Regulations Hostel Admission.
2019.
1.2. These regulations shall take effect from the year 2019. 3. Chief Hostel Warden / Warden / Superintendent of UE Hostels
3.1. Chief Hostel Warden
2. Definition 3.1.1. There will be a Chief Hostel Warden appointed by
In these regulations unless the content otherwise requires, the the Vice Chancellor for a period of three years
following expressions shall have the meanings hereby whose duties shall be:
respectively assigned to them; that is to say: a) To adopt appropriate measures to improve the
2.1. "Authority" means the Authorities of the University administrations of all UE Hostels, if and when
specified in Section 18 of the University of Education, necessary.
Lahore Ordinance 2002. b) To take appropriate measures for maintenance
2.2. “Chief Hostel Warden” means Chief Hostel Warden of of good order and discipline in all UE Hostels.
hostels appointed by the Vice Chancellor. c) To permit the Wardens of all UE Hostels to
2.3. "Director" means a Director of a Division or constituent leave the Station and to approve the
institution of the University. consequential arrangements to manage the
2.4. "Division/Campus" means a Division/Campus maintained affairs during their absence.
and administered by the University or recognized by the d) To sanction any amount out of the budget
University. allocations of UE Hostels against utility bills,
2.5. "Mess Committee" means the Mess Committee petty repair and maintenance.
constituted by the Warden/Superintendent. 3.2. Warden of UE Hostels
2.6. "Principal" means the Principal of a constituent College/ 3.2.1. There shall be a warden of UE Hostels for each UE
Campus of the University. Campus appointed by the Vice Chancellor on the
2.7. "Superintendent" means the superintendent of a hostel recommendation of Chief Hostel Warden and
appointed by the Vice Chancellor. notified by the Registrar.
2.8. "University" means the University of Education, Lahore. 3.2.2. The duties of the warden shall be:
2.9. "Vice Chancellor" means the Vice Chancellor of the a) To exercise overall supervision, direction and
University. control of hostels of concerned campus.
2.10. "Warden" means the Warden of a hostel appointed by b) To exercise financial powers as notified by
the Vice Chancellor for a period of three years as university from time to time and to operate
recommended by the Chief Hostel Warden/Principal. accounts of Boys/Girls Hostel's.

c) To sanction leave beyond one week to h) To check the attendance register each morning
resident students. and to take appropriate action against the late
d) To permit out station leave to superintendents comers and the absentees.
of hostels of concerned campus and to I) To take appropriate steps in cases of illness of
approve the consequential arrangements to residents and to bring serious cases to the
manage the affairs during their absence. notice of the Warden.
3.3. Superintendent of UE Hostels j) To carry out frequent inspection of the kitchen,
3.3.1. There shall be a superintendent for each UE the dining hall and the hostel to see that
hostel. The Warden will submit a panel of three proper cleanliness is maintained.
faculty members whereas the Chief Hostel k) To inspect the rooms once a week to see that
Warden will recommend anyone amongst them they are maintained properly.
and forward the same to Vice Chancellor for l) To eat with the students in the dining hall at
approval. The Vice Chancellor on the least once in a week.
recommendation of Chief Hostel Warden will m) To arrange all the extra-curricular and co-
appoint superintendent and same will be notified curricular activities in the hostels.
by the Registrar. n) To sanction leave up to one week to resident
3.3.2. The duties of the superintendent shall be: students.
a) To act as Incharge of the hostel and to exercise o) To take disciplinary action against resident
direct control over the resident students. students in cases of infringement of hostel
b) To be responsible for realization of hostel and regulations.
Mess Dues. p) To report to the Hostel Discipline Committee
c) To scrutinize and to initiate the bills and the cases of serious indiscipline and offences
cheques to be submitted to the Warden. involving moral turpitude.
d) To act as custodian of Hostel property. q) To sanction casual leave to the hostel
e) To supervise maintenance of and to check e m p l o y e e s a n d t o m a ke a l t e r n a t i v e
hostel books, newspapers, registers ledgers arrangements.
and records. r) To take disciplinary action against the hostel
f) To make arrangements for purchase and employees.
supply of mess provisions.
g) To supervise management of the Common 4. Hostel Committees
Room and the Reading Room. 4.1. Hostel Allotment Committee
4.1.1 There shall be a hostel allotment committee

consisting of the following: 5.2. Applications for allotment of seats in the hostels shall be
Warden Convener submitted to the Superintendent, in the prescribed
Hostel Superintendent Secretary manner and within the prescribed time period as notified
4.2. Hostel Discipline Committee by the Chief Hostel Warden. The superintendent, being
4.2.1. There shall be a hostel discipline committee secretary hostel allotment committee shall present a list of
consisting of the following: all applicants to hostel allotment committee which will
Warden Convener allot seats on the basis of merit as notified by Chief Hostel
Focal Person for Student Affairs Member Warden. The hostel warden of respective campus will
Hostel Superintendent Secretary notify the list of students who have been recommended by
4.3. Hostel Mess Committee Hostel Allotment Committee.
4.3.1. There shall be a hostel mess committee 5.3. Due to limited accommodation facilities, the students will
consisting of the following: be admitted only on merit basis. The criteria of merit will be
Superintendent Convener determined and notified by Chief Hostel Warden.
Four resident students of Hostel Member 5.4. At the beginning of each academic year, a resident student
One among resident students shall be shall be required to produce a certificate from the Director/
nominated as secretary Principal to the effect that he/she is on the roll of the
The mess committee shall be functional for one University in order to get the allotment of his/her hostel
academic year. seat renewed.
Note: In case of Township Campus, Director Student Affairs 5.5. Allotment of dropped out, freezed and ceased students
shall be the member of Hostel Discipline Committee. shall stand cancelled from the date of notification and such
students are not allowed to reside in a University hostel.
5. Allotment
5.6. A resident intending to withdraw his/her name from the
5.1. All whole time outstation students admitted directly to
hostel shall make an application in writing to the
Division/Campuses of university for a regular degree
superintendent who may permit him/her to leave after
program will be eligible to apply for accommodation in the
payment of the dues, if any and will report it to the warden.
respective University Hostels, provided that the Vice
5.7. If any local student (living in respective city) applies for
Chancellor may, in special cases, permit a student of
hostel accommodation, he/she may be considered after
diploma/certificate programs, to reside in a University
accommodating all the outstation applicants.
Hostel. Preference will be given to only students of
Morning shift, however, if some vacancies are available 6. Fee & Dues
students of Evening Shift may also be accommodated with 6.1. At the beginning of each semester, hostel residents are
the permission of Chief Hostel Warden.

required to pay the hostel dues as notified by the university 7.2. If a resident is found guilty of violating the hostel discipline,
from time to time. the superintendent may impose any fine, as he or she may
6.2. All hostel dues shall be deposited in the designated bank deem appropriate.
branch. The bank challan showing the amount to be paid 7.3. Cases of serious indiscipline in the hostel will be reported
under various heads will be supplied by the hostel office. by the superintendent to the warden who in consultation
6.3. Hostel dues, at the time of admission shall be deposited in with the Hostel Disciplinary Committee may expel a
the bank within one week of the allotment of a seat in the resident from the hostel or take any other appropriate
hostel, failing which the allotment shall be cancelled. action.
6.4. Hostel dues, in case of already enrolled students, shall be 7.4. All residents shall be in the hostel at 10:30 p.m. and 07:30
deposited in the banks within one week of the p.m. for boys and girls respectively. The rooms shall be kept
commencement of classes. open for one hour just after 10:30 p.m. / 7:30 p.m. to
6.5. Name of the residents (in case of clause 6.4) who have not enable the prefects to mark attendance. A resident may be
paid their dues shall be reported to warden by the permitted to come late at night by the superintendent who
Superintendent after deadline of payment of dues. The will be issued a late entry pass. A resident returning to the
warden may, however, grant extension in exceptional hostel after 10:30 p.m. shall sign his name in the register
circumstances. kept at the gate mentioning the number of his room and
6.6. In case of non-payment of dues within deadline, allotment the date and time of arrival. Illegal entry in the hostel is
shall be automatically cancelled and such students will not strictly prohibited. Returning to hostel late at night without
be allowed to reside in the hostel. prior permission from the superintendent shall be
6.7. If any student resident in hostel wants to stay in the considered a serious breach of hostel discipline. A boarder
summer vacation, he/she can submit an application persistently violating the regulations shall be expelled from
recommended by the concerned Director/Principal to the the hostel.
hostel Superintendent who will forward it to concerned 7.5. There shall be no activity in the rooms or outside the rooms
warden for approval. If approved by the Warden such within the hostel premises between 10:30 p.m. and 5:30 a.m.
students are required to pay Summer Vacation dues for 7.6. The residents must get permission from superintendent in
hostel, as notified by the university from time to time. writing, in case they are not residing in the hostel during
the night. A fine of Rs. 500/- per night shall be imposed for
7. Discipline absence without permission. A resident absenting
7.1. Residents are expected to develop the habit of self- himself/herself from the hostel without written permission
discipline. They shall not conduct themselves in a manner, of superintendent continuously for 7 days, shall forfeit
which may interfere with the study and convenience of his/her hostel allotment. The room allotted to him/her will
fellow residents or hurt their feeling.

be opened by the superintendent in the presence of the the superintendent before leaving for the summer
warden and prefect. All articles found in the room shall be vacations or on completion of semester or University
taken in personal custody by the superintendent. examinations. Students who fail to comply with this
7.7. Rooms must be kept clean and tidy. No resident is allowed regulation may not be offered hostel accommodation in
to drive nails in the walls or to disfigure them in any the next academic year/semester.
manner. 7.17. All notices about the hostel shall be displayed on the hostel
7.8. Pets are not allowed inside the premises of a hostel. notice board. Failure to read a notice shall not be accepted
7.9. Loud noise is not allowed in the rooms. as an excuse for non-compliance with such notices.
7.10. Playing of indoor games in any place other than the 7.18. Any notice or poster etc., it shall be countersigned by the
common room or the game room is prohibited. hostel superintendent/warden before it is displayed on the
7.11. The residents are advised not to keep large sums of money hostel notice board.
with them. The hostel authorities will not be responsible 7.19. No meetings other than those permitted by the
for any theft or loss of valuables. Superintendent shall be held in the hostel and no outsiders
7.12. A resident indulging in the use of liquor or in gambling shall be invited to the meetings without prior permission of
practices or found in possession of fire arms or explosives the superintendent.
shall be expelled from the hostel immediately without any 7.20. All applications for remission of hostel fines shall be
notice. submitted to the Warden through the Superintendent who
7.13. Complaints of misbehaving with servants/sweepers will be may withdraw such orders, as deems appropriate.
made to the superintendent. Residents are not allowed to 7.21. Hostel dues and fine shall be deposited in the account of
use abusive or authoritative language for other students. the Hostel.
7.14. A resident shall not change his/her room without the prior 7.22. Authorities may inspect any part of the hostel at any time.
permission of superintendent. 7.23. Drugs and weapons are not allowed in the hostel.
7.15. No resident is allowed to stay in the Hostel after completion 7.24. Residents are not allowed to hold political or religious
of the regular University examination, as announced by the meetings, which are likely to injure the feelings of any
University. Students, who have to complete their resident.
theses/dissertations after completion of the University 7.25. Every resident is expected to maintain peaceful
examination, may be permitted to continue their stay in the atmosphere in the hostel and to respect the rights of
hostel on recommendation of the Director of a others.
Division/Principal of a campus concerned after depositing 7.26. Residents are not allowed to damage any hostel property.
prescribed summer vacation/semester dues. 7.27. Any resident found violating the hostel regulations will be
7.16. The rooms must be vacated and the keys handed-over to expelled at any time.

7.28. Students are required to be properly dressed up in the c) Creating law and order situation in the hostel
hostel premises. premises
7.29. Neat, clean and good living habits in the hostel, may be d) Abusing students or staff members
ensured by: e) Overstaying in hostel after completion of on
a) Frequent talks/lectures Campus Duration / Specified Period /
b) Written instructions/guidelines Completion of Degree
c) Inspections/visits f) Damaging to hostel / university property
d) Senior students are made to set an example g) Misuse of hostel facilities
e) Practical demonstration of making the rooms, common h) Inviting outsiders in the hostel
places and surroundings neat and clean I) Gambling in any shape
7.30. Ragging in any form which causes physical or psychological j) Smoking, etc.
harm, including teasing, abusing, and shouting, is strictly
forbidden. It is expected that senior students will help the 8. Furniture
juniors in settling in the hostel / university. Anybody found 8.1. Residents are responsible for the safe custody of the
involved in ragging will be dealt sternly. furniture allotted to them. They are not permitted to shift
7.31. University is declared as a smoking free zone. Smoking is the furniture from one room to another or interchange the
prohibited in the rooms as well as in the hostel premises. furniture.
7.32. Anybody found involved in any criminal activity e.g. theft, 8.2. Resident shall pay for any damage to the furniture allowed
physical handling, using abusive language, involvement in to them.
use of narcotics/supplying/helping as well as will be 8.3. Any damage to the furniture or any other property will lead
expelled from hostel immediately and the case may be to disciplinary action including expulsion from the hostel
reported to discipline committee. and/or from the University.
7.33. Borrowing/lending money is the sole responsibility of the
students involved. Hostel Administration will not take 9. Electricity
responsibility of any such dispute / activity. 9.1. Electrical equipment's should be off while leaving the
7.34. Involvement in Unlawful Activity room.
7.34.1. Participation in following activities is banned in 9.2. The electric installations must not be tampered as it may
the hostel cause serious damage. Residents found guilty of such
a) Banned organizations and anti-state activities tampering will be fined and expelled.
b) Membership of any student union, anti-state 9.3. Residents are not allowed to keep electric appliances e.g.
organizations heaters, electric stoves, electric radio sets, radiograms,

electric tape recorders, fridge, TV etc. with them. Any such control of the superintendent.
appliance if found in the possession of a resident, shall be
confiscated. Any resident violating these regulations will be 11. Common Room
fined of Rs. 500/- per day or as decided by the hostel 11.1. For the recreation of the residents there may be a common
superintendent. room in each hostel where arrangements would be made
for indoor games.
10. Mess 11.2. The management of the common room shall vest in a
10.1. Mess Security Fees as notified by the Hostel warden will be committee consisting of the superintendent and
charged at time of enrolment which is refundable at the prefect/head girl who shall be selected among the
time of relinquishment of hostel facilities. students. This committee will frame rules of business for
10.2. Monthly Mess Charges will be paid in advance by all the the use of the common room, which will be subject to the
students in the beginning of the month as notified by hostel approval of warden.
superintendent.
10.3. All residents must join the hostel mess during timings as 12. Visitors/Guests
notified by the mess committee. 12.1. The visitors/guests shall not be allowed after the closing
10.4. Residents must eat in the dining hall, which is run on self- hours as notified by the University. Under very special
service basis. Any person found ordering his meals in a circumstances, the hostel superintendent may permit a
room without the permission of the superintendent is resident to keep a guest (parents, brother) on payment of
liable to be fined or even expelled from the hostel. Rs. 200/- per night per person for no more than three
10.5. Dining Halls will remain open during the time fixed for each nights. Unauthorized visitor/guest shall be expelled from
meal. Resident will not be entitled to demand food outside the hostel and appropriate disciplinary action will be
these hours. initiated against the student.
10.6. Residents are not allowed to take crockery and cutlery to 12.2. No lady including mother and real sisters shall be allowed
their rooms. In case of non-compliance, students may be to enter the boys' hostel.
fined by the superintendent.
10.7. A monthly statement showing the amount due from every 13. Prefects
resident will be submitted by the Mess Committee to the 13.1. Each hostel will have two prefects / head girls nominated by
warden by the 5th of every month. the warden on the recommendation of the
10.8. No resident is permitted to have private cooking superintendent. The number of prefects may be increased
arrangement in the hostel. or decreased according to the strength of the hostel at the
10.9. Servants belonging to the mess will be under the direct discretion of warden. The duty of the prefects/head girls
will be to help the hostel authorities in carrying out various

aspects of residential life in such manner as they may be hostel. Female visitors/guests are neither allowed to visit
directed to do. the students room and nor they can stay in the room.
15.4. Students should enter their names, room number,
14. Inspections outgoing time, in coming time and place of visit in the gate
14.1. Hostel Superintendent, Hostel Warden and Chief Hostel register. In case of entry after prescribed time, the students
Warden of the University can inspect hostel (student's shall be fined. While leaving for home, students should
rooms and almirahs etc.) without any advance warning or properly mention in the gate register.
notice; however, weekly, monthly and quarterly inspection 15.5. Resident students are expected to return to their Hall soon
will be carried as mentioned below. after they finish their work in the Departments.
a) Weekly inspection will be carried out by Hostel 15.6. In special cases, the Superintendent may permit a resident
superintendent. to stay out beyond the closing hours of hostels but not later
b) Monthly inspection will be carried out by the Hostels than 9:00 p.m. in winter and 10:00 p.m. in summer. In all
Warden. s u c h ca s e s a l ate p a s s s h a l l b e i s s u e d by t h e
c) Quarterly inspection will be carried out by the Chief Superintendent. A record of these special permissions will
Hostel Warden. be maintained by the Superintendent.
15.7. A resident may be permitted to stay out at night, once a
15. Special Regulations for Girls Hostels fort-night, with the permission of the Superintendent only
In addition to above said regulations following special at places permitted in writing by the parents/guardians at
regulations shall be applicable to all UE Girls Hostels. the time of admission.
15.1. Parents should submit a list of close relatives (father, 15.8. Besides, the long vacation and the winter or spring breaks,
brother, and uncle) alongwith photocopies of their CNICs girls may be allowed to go out of station on any other day
who can visit the resident student. Visiting time shall be provided a written request is made by the resident to the
notified by the warden and no visit shall be allowed beyond Superintendent.
these timelines. 15.9. The university administration will not be responsible for
15.2. Male visitors/guests (father/brother/uncle) must seek safety and well being of the students residing in the
prior permission of superintendent during visiting hours to university hostel when they leave official premises of the
visit girl's hostel. No visit is allowed after closing hours hostel.
except under exceptional circumstances and that too with 15.10.University administration will not be responsible for
the permission of the hostel superintendent. medical treatment and care of the students residing in the
15.3. Female visitors/guests (only mother and real sister) may be university hostel.
received in the lounge and not in any other part of the

IMPORTANT UNIVERSITY
CONTACTS

Vice Chancellor’s Office

042-99262223-4
vc@ue.edu.pk
Registrar’s Office Treasurer’s Office

042-99262228 042-99262229
registrar@ue.edu.pk treasurer@ue.edu.pk
Controller of Examinations’ Office Directorate of Research

042-99262211 042-99262217
controller@ue.edu.pk driector.research@ue.edu.pk
Directorate of Student Affairs/Directorate of Sports Financial Aid Office

042-99262208 042-99262221
dsa@ue.edu.pk directorfao@ue.edu.pk
Quality Enhancement Cell Directorate of Student Counseling Center

042-99262225 042-99262239
directorqec@ue.edu.pk dscc@ue.edu.pk
IT Cell
042-99262218
directorit@ue.edu.pk

ADMISSION CALENDAR
SPRING 2021

Admission Calendar Spring 2021
January 31 Sunday 1st Admission Advertisement for MA/MSc programs
Prospectus and Admission forms will be available

February 01 Monday
online
February 07 Sunday 2nd Admission Advertisement for MA/MSc programs
February 14 Sunday 3rd Admission Advertisement for MA/MSc programs
Last date for submission of admission applications of

February 26 Friday
MA/MSc applicants
March 02 Tuesday Display of 1st Merit List for MA/MSc programs
Last date for deposit of fee for 1 st Merit List by the

March 04 Thursday
applicants of MA/MSc programs
March 06 Saturday Display of 2 nd Merit List for MA/MSc programs
Last date for deposit of fee for 2 nd Merit List by the

March 09 Tuesday
March 11 Thursday Display of 3rd Merit List for MA/MSc programs
Last date for deposit of fee for 3 rd Merit List by the

March 12 Friday
March 15 Monday Commencement of Classes Spring 2021
Last date to withdraw the admission with 100% fee

March 22 Monday
refund except admission charges
Last date to withdraw the admission with 50% fee
March 29 Monday
refund except admission charges
Last date for submission of Registration Returns of
April 30 Friday
Spring 2021 along with educational documents.

Disclaimer
The information contained in this prospectus is provided only to help the
prospective students to choose degree programs or campuses appropriate for
them. Though every possible effort has been made to maintain the accuracy of
the information supplied but there may still remain some discrepancies due to
inadvertent human errors. The university or any of its representative cannot be
held responsible for any difficulties or losses incurred due to such discrepancies,
further, none of this information is a binding on the university and it may change
from time to time without any prior information to the students.

Attock Campus Faisalabad Campus
Tel: +92-57-9316346 Tel: +92-41-9330051
principalatk@ue.edu.pk principalfsd@ue.edu.pk
Bank Road Campus, Lahore Jauharabad Campus
Tel: +92-42-37320303 Tel: +92-454-920129
principalbkr@ue.edu.pk principaljbd@ue.edu.pk
Division of Education Lower Mall Campus, Lahore
Tel: +92-42-99262235 Tel: +92-42-37116758
directordoe@ue.edu.pk principallmc@ue.edu.pk
Division of Science & Technology Multan Campus
Tel: +92-42-99262232 Tel: +92-61-9210040
directordost@ue.edu.pk principalmul@ue.edu.pk
Division of Arts & Social Sciences Vehari Campus
Tel: +92-42-37116758 Tel: +92-67-3200700
directordoarss@ue.edu.pk principalvehari@ue.edu.pk
DG Khan Campus
Tel: +92-64-9260384
principaldgk@ue.edu.pk
University of Education, Lahore

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University of Education, Lahore

Quaid-e-Azam’s Message to Students

Development is being sought in every walk of life and you

Guidance of Students through

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Vice Chancellor’s Message 01

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Admission & Examination Regulations 2019 for Certificate/Postgraduate Diploma/Bachelor/

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VICE CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE

Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.)

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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

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Technology, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology and Education. The

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Signing of MoU between University of Education, Lahore and

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modern multi-disciplinary programs, and numerous co-curricular

Ms. Saiqa Farhat Ms. Saima Bibi

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BANK ROAD CAMPUS

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Dr. Muhammad Arshad

Independence Day Ceremony

Flag Hoisting on Independence Day

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Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I)

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Mr. Syed Imran Abbas Dr. Arshad Riaz

talented students. Further construction of new academic block and a

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LOWER MALL CAMPUS

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Mr. Jahanzeb Jahan Ms. Sadia Shad Dr. Muhammad Irfan

Ms. Komal Nazir Ms. Aneeqa Zafar

Ms. Ferzana Riaz Ms. Afraz Jabeen

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Mr. Shahid Raza Mr. Fayyaz Muhammad

Mr. Shahid Tauqeer Dr. Shahbaz Hassan

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Mr. Shahbaz Ahmed Mrs. Nusrat Sultana

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DIVISION OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I)

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FACULTY DIVISION OF EDUCATION

Ms. Aiman Aslam Ms. Sana Arslan

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Ms. Aasma Mr. Gulfam Nawaz