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- 3. School College School administration is more dominant in all decisions regarding students and school affairs. Students are more responsible in all matters including Subjects selection, for being on Time and what they study.
- 5. WHY THIS COLLEGE IS BETTER THAN OTHER COLLEGES?
- 7. Highly qualified Teaching staff. If Students are regular, there is no need of academy. Better Networking to communicate with students & parents through regular parent teachers meetings & Whatsapp groups.
- 8. Regular monthly tests & pre boards to evaluate students performance. Better student experience outside of academics. The college helps you develop passions outside of class for Sports gala, Art competition, Cultural program, Colour day, Spring festival, Funfair and Annual trips.
- 31. Registration in BISE will be done after Matriculation result.
- 32. Rules for Discipline Rules for Attendance Rules for Leave Rules for Examination Concession in Fee & Scholarships
- 34. Students have to consult students affair office regarding following cases: Sanction of Leave(More than 4 Days) Discipline Moral Values
- 36. In case of query contact college using following Apps. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/gacwmlahore Whatsapp 0336-6116984 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gacwmlahore Email Address gcwmustafabad@gmail.com Webpage address www.gcwmustafabad.edu.pk Phone Number 042-36826219
- 40. In case of any change, Students will be updated through Facebook Instagram Webpage Whatsapp
- 42. Life is a series of beginning , not endings. BEST OF LUCK FOR FUTURE PRESENTED BY:- MS. HAFSA YOUSAF