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Base Montessori is located inside the Fazaia Inter College Korangi Creek.

History: Inaugurated as Sindh Arts College by Lord Reay, Governor of Bombay, on January 17, 1882, the college was renamed D. J. Science College upon completion of the present structure in 1887. Located in the heart of old Karachi, the foundation stone for this college was laid in 1882, by Lord Dufferin, Viceroy of India. The college is named after Diwan Dayaram Jethmal, its main benefactor. The cost of construction is reported to have been Rs.186,514 out of which the government contributed Rs. 97,193, the balance being raised through public donations. Principals: Pre-Independence Muhammad Fazal Rehmani 1845-87 - founder Dr Mullineux R Walmsley 1887-88 Dr Moses John Jackson 1888-1907 HP Ferrell 1908-16 AC Miller 1917-18 SC Shahanni 1918-27 NB Bhutani 1927-43 HM Gorbkhshani 1943-44 JV Lakhani 1944-47 Mariwalla, Dharamdas Tekchand, 1947 Post Independence Professor AL Sheikh 1948-1955 Professor LA deSouza 1955-61 Professor JB Sidhwa 1961-67 Professor Iftekhar Ahmed Ansari 1967-72 Professor SH Zubairi 1972-84 Professor Obaidur Rehman 1984-85 Professor Abul Samad 1985-86 Professor Naseem Sheikh 1986 Apr-Jun Professor Ziauddin Ahmed 1986 Jul-Sep Professor Anwarul Haq Hashmi 1986-87 Professor Zaheer Ahmed 1987-88 Professor Naseem Ahmed Sheikh 1988-90 Professor Sabzwari 1990 Aug-Sep Professor M Qasim Siddiqui 1990-91 Professor Abul Wakeel Qureshi 1991 Professor M Qasim Siddiqui 1991-93 Dr Kamalud Din 1993-95 Professor Mazharul Haq 1995-96 Dr Shareef Memon 1996-97 Dr Ravi Shankar 1997 (as In-charge) Dr Asif 1997-99 Dr Ravi Shankar 1999-2006 Professor Hakeemullah Baig Chughtai 2006 Professor Rizwan haider 2009 Professor Syed Kamil Shere 2010-2012 Professor Afzal Hussain 2012-present Notable graduates Ziaur Rahman (Former President of Bangladesh) Abdul Qadeer Khan (Nuclear Scientist) Pirzada Qasim (ex-Vice Chancellor Karachi University, Vice Chancellor Ziauddin University) Adeebul Hasan Rizvi (founder SIUT) Shahid Masood (journalist) Kamran Ashraf (National hockey player) Shahid Ali Khan (National hockey player) Sohail Rana (composer) Bashir Syed (Solar Physicist, Research Scientist, NASA) Ardeshir Cowasjee (columnist) Shahid Karimullah (Chief of Naval Staff of Pakistan Navy)

The Aga Khan Schools strive to create a harmonious balance between academic demands, sporting and cultural activities and community life.

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The University of Karachi is a public research university located in the neighborhood of Gulshan-e-Iqbal of Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. It is one of the oldest university in Pakistan and ranked among the top ten universities of the country in terms of the international standard, according to the Higher Education Commission (HEC) in 2013. In 2009, the university successfully entered its name in the THE-QS World University Rankings for the top 500 universities in the world. World renowned and notable scholars have been associated and affiliated with the university as faculty, researchers, or alumni since its establishment. The university offers wide range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs and more than 19 world-class research institutes are under the university in all over Karachi.With an approximated of more than ~40,000 students currently attending the university, the KU is the university with the largest nation-wide enrollment as well as the most popular university in Pakistan and abroad by the number of applicants. The university is also a member of Association of Commonwealth Universities of the United Kingdom.

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The foundation of St. Patrick's High School, Karachi, dates back to May 6th 1861. It began at that time with 3 children on the rolls. The school was started as a Parish School of St. Patrick's Parish. Was St. Patrick's School the first Catholic school in Karachi? The records show that a school run by the Discalced Carmelites existed before that date and that it was started in 1854. A building was erected and one of the contributors was Sir Charles Napier, the then Governor-General. Unfortunately the historical details are inadequate for any further details on this interesting period. Fr. Willy of the Society of Jesus was the founder of the present St. Patrick's School and for the first year of its existence, St. Patrick's was a co-educational institution. This arrangement, however, lasted only till March 18th 1862. Five sisters of the Daughters of the Cross arrived from Europe with Bishop Steins on March 13th, and five days later began their Convent School. At that stage, however, both schools formed one institution under the official management of the Parish Priest. This system continued till 1893 when the girls' school became an entirely independent establishment under the name of St Joseph's Convent School. St. Patrick's, first called "St. Patrick's English School" was officially registered as a High School in 1867. The first candidate for matriculation was sent up in 1869. His name was Thomas Duncan, and he stood First Class, First in the Bombay Presidency During the first 33 years of its existence, St. Patrick's School changed its site 3 time, and during these changes, it once occupied the site where the present play hall of St. Joseph's stands. (The hall where we appeared for our 'O' Levels) The school building pictured above was constructed in 1894 by the then Rev. Fr. Jurgens S. J. The building cost Rs.54,000/- and the Government gave a grant of Rs.14,000/- towards the amount. The building did not last long and had to be pulled down. This decision was made possible by he fact that a new and separate Primary Building had already been erected in 1937. The Main School Building (The Cambridge Section during our time) was completed by the end of 1949. In 1951 a new building with 8 large classrooms and a well furnished library was added. The 'E' building was set up in 1954.

The foundations of the present education system were laid by Sir Sultan Mohamed Shah Aga Khan III, who established over 200 schools during the 20th century, the first in 1905 in Zanzibar and Balochistan, followed by schools in Dar es Salaam in 1906 and in Mundra, in India, in 1907. The Aga Khan Schools strive to create a harmonious balance between academic demands, sporting and cultural activities and community life. It challenges its pupils to be intellectually inquisitive and socially conscious. The School believes that while what students know is important, the true measure of a student’s education is the ability to analyse what they do not know.Admission to the School is an annual exercise based purely on merit and availability. Students are admitted to the first year of Early Chidhood Education and Development (ECED) at the beginning of each academic year. There are no quotas or reserved seats.Admission to all other levels is subject to seat availability. All applicants are required to sit for an admission test. To be eligible for admission, prospective students must score a minimum of 40 percent in the subjects tested. The admission process is ongoing from January to March with the academic year commencing in April annually.