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Abbottabad is the most exquisite major city of Pakistan not far from Islamabad. It is north-west of Islamabad just 65 miles away on a beautful road that leads to Muzaffarabad, capital of the Pakistani

IM Jobshop is a local employment exchange that builds a bridge between the employers and skilled labor market in Abbottabad, Mansehra and Havelian. This enables businesses to have skilled employees saving time, cost and energy.

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Abbottabad is the beautiful city of Hazara Division it is divisional capital of Hazara. It is middle of Hazara it has two Tehsil Abbottabad & Havelian

Abbottabad Public School is located at an altitude of about 4500 feet. The verdant growth on the hills around makes it look like a piece of paradise. Climatically it is ideal for a residential educational institution. Winter is a bit harsh but otherwise the weather is pleasant and mild. This heavenly piece of land was initially chosen by Pakistan Railways in 1956 to establish a Model School which was named as "Pakistan Railways Public School, Abbottabad". The then Central Minister for Pakistan Railways Khan Sardar Bahadur Khan was the founder of the School, and Mr. M.A. Rehman was the pioneer Principal.

Burn Hall was established at Srinagar in 1943 by the Fathers of Mill Hill, London. It was named after an English Manor House (Hall) with a small stream (Burn) running through it. After partition in 1948, it was shifted to its present location in Abbottabad. It was then a hotel building, which was converted into a small school. As the number of students increased, new blocks were added. In 1956, a separate building was constructed at a new site and Classes VII to Senior Cambridge were shifted there and named as Senior Burn Hall. However, the Junior School retained its traditional character as a residential public school for boys upto Class VI. Burn Hall School was then run by a missionary organization called Diocesan Board of Education Rawalpindi. In 1975-76, due to certain insurmountable management problems, the Board sold the institution to the Pakistan Army. Accordingly, on 13th January 1977, it was renamed Army Burn Hall School. It was upgraded to an intermediate college in 1991 and is now known as Army Burn Hall College for Girls. Graduate (level) classes commenced from July 1999 and MA/Msc classes, from 2003. The construction of the new College Wing was started in 2007 and has recently been completed. It has become functional housing college level classes.

a program of biotechnology in COMSATS abbottabd offers BS MS and PHD. The top qualified rank faculty