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Lahore Grammar School (Pvt.) Limited is a nationwide network of schools in Pakistan which has been in operation since 1979. Students across our schools in Pakistan have achieved excellence in the Cambridge International O and A Levels examinations. Very often they have been credited with having achieved the best result in Pakistan along with the honor of having the highest grades in a subject in the world.

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College of Fashion and Design, Islamabad offers Bachelor degree program in Fashion Design and Jewelry Design & Gemological sciences. It currently comprises of the following two Departments. Department of Fashion Design Department of Jewelry Design In future the college intends to expand itself to further departments such as Textile Design, Fashion Merchandising, Furniture Design and Leather Accessories & Footwear. Students enrolled in degree program first attend a common foundation year program, after which they pursue their respective degree programs. All programs are semester based with two semesters each year for the duration of four years. The college will become unrivaled in Pakistan like its predecessor(Pakistan Institute of Fashion and Design) when it comes to the international exposure it provides to its students. The students of programs currently offered can go abroad on exchange program in their third year of their education. Every year top 5 students will be sent to La Chambre Syndicate de la Couture in Paris for training.

The University College of Islamabad is an independent college offering a range of diplomas, degrees & post-graduate courses, and ACCA & FIA qualifications. These courses ultimately prepare the students for degree and postgraduate qualifications from the UK universities and professional bodies of international repute. While many students may like to go to the UK for university education, the overall cost of such study is well beyond the means of the majority of families in Pakistan. The college's objectives are therefore, to provide the British based quality education that is; • compatible with the education system in Pakistan, • more affordable for the students in Pakistan, • accessible to a wide range of students.

Center of Development Excellence (CODE) will serve as a practical platform where one can seek premium quality profesional trainings. Unlink other institutes, the focus is on practical trainings so one can start earning as soon as graduated from CODE

Text by Khalid Bashir Mirza, Incharge Computer Section, Asstt. Librarian DRSM Library contact kbmirza@yahoo.com Library Collection DRSM library offers one of the best collections in the region, a collection that offers over 2, 30,000 books, CDs, DVDs and 35,000 bound volumes of research journals. DRSM Library is currently subscribing numerous titles of international Journals along with the electronic books / journals secured by Higher Education Commission, Islamabad. Library Building: Dr. Raziuddin Siddiqi Memorial Library (central library) is located at the center of university academic campus. Central library shifted from the departmental premises to its own building in 1985, comprising of four floors. The total covered area of DRSM library is about 102,500 sq. ft. An impressive, tall, four storied building of Central library facing glorious fountains is situated at the heart of the main university campus. Library Catalogue: The DRSM Library is web based Library Management System (LMS) to provide access to updated Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC). Library Timings : Central library is offering very flexible and conducive library hours i.e. 8.00 AM to 8.00 PM (Monday – Friday) and 8.00 AM to 4.00 PM on Saturday. Library Floors: Ground Floor is comprises of Librarian office, Acquisition, Computer, Reference and Technical sections. This floor is designated as Reference Floor and consist of of two important collections i.e. Reference collection and Special / Rare collection. Reference Collection includes encyclopedias, dictionaries, almanacs, atlases, handbooks, yearbooks, dissertations, surveys, statistical reports etc. 1st Floor: The most significant collections on the first floor are Oriental (Urdu) collection, American Information Resource Center’s (AIRC) collection and Reserve collection. Internet Lab, comprising of about 105 computers and Seminar Hall are also located on this floor. Internet Access Lab provides free Internet facility which is widely used by the students, scholars and researchers. Ground and 1st Floors of library are centrally air conditioned. 2nd Floor is declared as the General Book Floor. This floor posse a well organized book collection on all university disciplines. Circulation Desk, for issue / return of books is located on this floor. DIRC i.e. Digital Information Resource Center has recently been established for management of digital and electronic resources. 3rd Floor is designated as Periodical Services Section. This floor is comprises of current and old issues of Periodicals, Journals and newspapers. DRSM Library was declared as a United Nations Publication’s depository library for many decades. UN publications are available on the 3rd floor. It is of special importance for researchers of history, International relation, anthropology and defense and strategic studies.

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AEO provides counseling and help to students intending to study in Australia from Pakistan. AEO began its operation in Pakistan in April 1997. The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade of Australia officially opened the Karachi office in April 1997. AEO’s Islamabad office started its operation in 1999. AEO Pakistan operates in Pakistan as the official liaison office for 26 leading Australian Universities / Institutions. Member Institutions are University of South Australia, University of Western Sydney, University of New South Wales, University of Canberra, University of Melbourne, Canberra Institute of Technology, Australian National University, ACT department of Education and Community Services, Bond University, University of Wollongong, Melbourne Institute of Technology, Holmesglen Institute of Technology, Curtin University of Technology, University of Western Australia, DEAKIN University, University of Adelaide, Flinders University, Sydney West International College, SAIBT, Box Hill Institute of TAFE, Kangan Batman TAFE, TAFE International Western Australia, TAFE New South Wales, Tropical North Queensland TAFE, Academy of Interactive Technology, Le Cordon Bleu. AEO promotes Australian Education internationally and facilitates the enrolment of international students from Pakistan in Australian Universities

National Offiercs Academy (NOA) is the largest private institution for the preparataion for CSS/PCS/PMS & other Competitive Examinations held by Federal Public Service Comission of Pakistan and Public Service Commissions of all other provinces along with Azad Kashmir.It was established following a seminar held in May 13, 2007. Immediately after its inception, the new-born academy received more than sixty applications for admission to the proposed preparatory classes for the CSS examination of 2008 and the academy went off the mark with two batches of 30 candidates each of 17th May, 2007. Soon the fame of National Officers Academy reached every nook and corner of the country and the aspirants of Joining Central Superior Services of Pakistan made a beeline for admissions. In addition to the main campus in Islamabad, National Officers Academy has established another branch in Karachi, where our most sought after faculty from both Islamabad and Karachi has been imparting the most effective guidance to candidates of the CSS Exam. Our competent and renowned faculty is busy day and night in imparting real guidance to the candidates through their meticulously prepared lectures. Painstakingly devised notes, circumspectly selected books and other resource material in more than 30 subjects. NOA is pioneer in preparing candidates for the competetitive exams in a period of just 90 days.

First publication: coming soon: "Iran and the bomb: NUCLEAR CLUB BUSTED" by Ghani Jafar and Shams-uz-Zaman. Foreword: Foreword If commentaries and analyses emanating from Western think tanks are to be believed, Iranian nuclear programme is the worst thing that could happen to mankind. Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is not considered a rational actor and he cannot be trusted with the Bomb at any cost. To obviate such an eventuality, all kinds of pressures: economic, political and military, have been brought to bear to deter Iran from achieving such a capability. The world sees the Iranian nuclear programme through the Western lens. Such attitude is not difficult to comprehend since most of the work done on this subject has been authored by Western scholars and opinion-makers. The Iranian point of view attracts little international attention or space. This is again understandable; most of us cannot read Persian and have little access to what the Iranians have to say about their nuclear programme. This, however, is no excuse for the attitude of the Pakistani strategic community which has adopted a strangely ambivalent approach towards this all-important issue. It is odd indeed because the Iranian nuclear programme will have long-lasting implications for our country. Ghani Jafar’s Iran& the bomb: Nuclear Club Busted is the first book on the topic by a Pakistani scholar. It is not difficult to discern where Jafar’s sympathies lie. He makes no bones about it. He is a veteran Iranian hand. He has worked in Iran and has been a keen observer of that country. He understands the ethos of the Iranian people and the working of their leadership. Based on his experiences and deep analysis, Jafar has tried to dispel the clichéd character of the Iranian nuclear programme. Drawing extensively from media reports, he has built a persuasive case. Not unnaturally, Jafar laments the Western double standards of tolerating Israel, an undeclared nuclear weapon State and providing India dual-use nuclear technologies without officially acceding to the capstone nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). The last chapter outlining the regional context written by Shams-uz-Zaman is especially worth reading. It provides the Pakistani nuclear policy-makers relevant pointers. No matter what your official or unofficial position is on the Iranian nuclear programme, I would strongly urge you to read Ghani Jafar’s book. It will help provide you another perspective on a subject which has in recent years become extremely controversial. Tughral Yamin, PhD Department of Strategic and Nuclear Studies National Defence University Islamabad