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1. B1/B2 MODULAR EXAMINATION SCHEDULE (KARACHI-LAHORE- ISLAMABAD)
SEP-DEC 2015
MODULE DATE OF EXAM LAST DATE/TIME OF FORM
SUBMISSION
M-1 15
th
Sep.2015 04
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:00 PM
M-2 17
th
Sep. 2015 04
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:00 PM
M-3 06
th
Oct. 2015 10
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-8, M-17 08
th
Oct. 2015 10
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-09 (MCQ) / (ESSAY) 13
th
Oct. 2015 10
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-10 (ESSAY), M-10 (MCQ) 15
th
Oct. 2015 10
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-4 B1 / M-4 B2 20
th
Oct. 2015 10
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-5 B1 / M-5 B2 22
nd
Oct. 2015 10
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-6 B1 / M-6 B2 27
th
Oct. 2015 10
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-14, M-7 B1/B2 (ESSAY) 29
th
Oct. 2015 10
th
Sep. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M- 7 B1 / M-7 B2 (MCQ) 03
rd
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-15 / M-7.7 05
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-11A 11
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-11.5, 11.6, 11.14. 17
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-11.5, 11.6, 11.8, 11.10, 11.14. 17
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13 19
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.1, 13.3, 13.4, 13.6, 13.7, 13.8. 24
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.1, 13.3, to 13.7, 13.9. 24
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.1, 13.3 to 13.9 24
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.1, 13.3, 13.5, 13.7 to 13.9 26
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.1, 13.3, 13.5 to 13.7, 13.9 26
th
Nov.2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.1, 13.3, 13.4, 13.7, 13.8 26
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.1, 13.3, 13.7, 13.8 26
th
Nov. 2015 12
th
Oct. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.4 02
nd
Dec. 2015 10
th
Nov. 2015 / 12:30 PM
M-13.4, 13.6 04
th
Dec. 2015 10
th
Nov. 2015 / 12:30 PM
NOTE: ALL EXAMINATIONS SHALL BE PAPER-LESS (REPORTING TIME: 09:30 AM)
1. All Examinations shall be strictly in accordance with syllabus as mentioned in Regulation Appendix-I to ANO-
066. This will be a syllabus based examination and NO books or any other study material is suggested by PTC.
2. Examination shall be conducted at KHI, ISB and LHE. However conduct of Exam at ISB and LHE is subject to
PCAA approval.
3. CELL PHONES, CALCULATORS, IMAGING AND RECORDING DEVICES, PENS, PENCILS, COATS, BAGS, AND
OTHER WRITING/ READING &MATERIALS ARE STRICTLY NOT ALLOWED IN EXAM HALL. PTC will not accept
any responsibility in case of any loss/theft.
4. No application form shall be accepted after cut-off date / time.
5. Candidates using unfair means / pressure on Examination Unit, may be debarred from further modular
examinations for a period of two years.
6. Registration Forms can be obtained:
a. For KARACHI Candidates: From Room No. 234, second floor, PIA Training Centre.
b. For Islamabad candidates:From Room # 13, First Floor, PIA Training Centre, PIA Booking Office,
5th the Mall, Saddar Rawalpindi.
c. For Lahore candidates:From District Manager Office, 2nd floor, PIA Building, Khalifa Shujauddin Road,
Lahore Ph: 042 99202329
7. For PIA employee’s first attempt fee is of Rs 500/= per Module Exam and Rs1000/=shall be payable for
second attempt of same module.
8. For employees of other Organizations/PVT candidates, a fee of Rs 2000/= per Module Exam shall be payable.
9. Due to limited number of computers at all three locations for conduct of Paper-Less examinations,
candidates will be strictly served on first come first served basis.
10. For any queries, please contact PTC Examinations - 021-9904-3229,021-9904-3268 or email us ptc.exam@piac.aero.