Foreword by the Principal
Cadet College Hasan Abdal, being the first institution of its kind in Pakistan, has been a trend-setter in the field of quality boarding schools meant for boys. In its history of over sixty years, its graduates have not only contributed tremendously in the national mainstream, many have moved across frontiers, and are now playing their roles at the global level. Above all, being a trailblazer, the institution has helped set the blueprints of milliard of institutions, which have followed in its wake.
A well-rounded personality, built around the core values of character, integrity, intellectual superiority and commitment have always been at the centre-stage of our grooming at Hasan Abdal. That’s why our graduates have always managed to survive in some of the most hostile conditions of fiercest competition and of formidable adversity. They have always managed to fight their way to the top and have led from the front, because that’s how they have been prepared and conditioned during their highly impressionable years of adolescent youth here. Their natural propensities for effective teamwork and strong communication skills actually draw from the years of intimate comradeship developed in the dorms of their Wings here, and from the moments of mind-blowing sporting glory experienced at the Winlaw’s sports ground. Their eloquence and intellectual robustness are nothing but the reflection of their insightful and heated discourses in the class theatres of Ayub block, or during the after-dinner strolls around the Scholar’s Walk.
The BOGs have recently christened The CCH roads/facilities, and the College sports grounds have been named after the Second British Principal, Mr A.W.E Winlaw.
The road around the Oval, has been named as The Scholar’s Walk.
Academic excellence has always been the central point of our priorities here, because we know that it plays a pivotal role in the proper placements of our graduates. Hassan Abdal has produced so many high-achievers in its academic history that CCH has become synonymous with Board toppers. Our programs have had the strength to have our students accepted not only in the very best of the national universities, but even in some of the Ivy League institutions.
CCH has come a long way from where it started its journey 61 years ago, and is ready to take-on new challenges. With Pakistan at the centre-stage of many controversies in the global perceptions, we need to equip our scholars with the skills to not only excel and distinguish in multi-cultural global settings, but to also prove effective ambassadors of a progressive Pakistan. It’s time for us to break out of our national shell now, and to prepare our graduates for the greater challenges of a cosmopolitan global village. Which institution in Pakistan can be better placed to embark upon this new challenge than CCH?!!
Principal’s Special Message to Abdalians
My dear Abdalians, Asslam o Alaikum
As the old students of this great institution which has played a significant role in grooming you to your successes in life, I have no doubt that the interest of your alma mater measures very high in your priorities. So, as the erstwhile custodian of CCH, responsible for its present-day well-being and maintenance, I feel that I have to see no further than the vast multitude of the sons of this College who would come scrambling to serve the interests of their mother institution when called upon.
The needs of the institution are fundamentally two-fold i.e material and intellectual, and I would like to briefly dwell on each. Firstly, the College infrastructure is sixty years old, and to be quite honest, everything is virtually bursting apart now. Being an institution serving the bright lads from mostly poor/middle class over the years (and shunning all temptations to make quick bucks by resorting to self-finance schemes like most other good institutions did in crunch times!), our limited budgets have never allowed us to move away from our most immediate needs. Years of neglect as well as financial constraint have led us to the current state of deplorable maintenance, which is not at all compatible with our great name and tradition. (I am sharing some pictures as attachment/in the enclosed CD, which are so deplorable that I can only share them with my Very Own only.). On the intellectual front too we have not fared very well. Although we have retained our edge in academics, the ideals of all-around personality grooming (once believed to be the principal hall-mark of our institution) has been somewhat diluted too over the years due to under-paid faculty and to our failure to keep up our global linkages due to shrinking financial capacity. With scores of similar institutions which have mushroomed all over the country in the last decade, coupled with vacillating government priorities, the official budgetary support has actually eroded in the real terms, and still worse, it is not likely to improve in the coming years. So, we might have to be waking up to a very rude shock, but lo and behold beyond any doubt that the only guaranteed lifeline we can really bank upon is really ourselves.
I am very surprised that the realization of this collective responsibility (to look after our alma mater) took so long to dawn upon us, and even failed to prompt us to something as obvious as the establishment of an endowment fund. All great institutions have had hefty endowments all along, which are accumulated over the years, and for CCH this should been done long ago. However, this belated initiative has finally been taken now under the expert guidance of a financial-wizard son of the college, who has helped us device our endowment policies in line with the best practices of the field. These include, virtually ‘untouchable’ capital amounts, multi-signatory trustee account holders, third party audits by renowned chartered accounting firms, periodic updating of audited accounts sheets on the website, and above all, sharing complete details of the expenditures out of donations made for specific purposes. So this should take care of some commonly-held perceptions about the funds being swindled away for unintended misuse.
You will be glad to know that besides Endowment, which is obviously an extremely sacred trust, we have incorporated a lot more transparency even in our normal day-to-day financial accounting. For instance, the Principal is no longer the sole signatory of the College accounts, there can be no cash transaction of more than Rs 20000 anymore, all significant payments have to be strictly through crossed cheque, and that we have to strictly follow the PPRA procurement rules in our purchases. Above all, unlike in the years gone-by, there are very frequent Board Meetings to ensure a very intrusive compliance to the rules ( i.e. during the last seven months, two meetings each of the BOGs and Executive Committee have taken place. This would contrast significantly with the BOGs meeting just preceding the last two, which had taken place four and a half years earlier).
So, gentlemen you can clearly see that we are doing everything in our power to regain your trust. Because I feel that from now on, your trust is actually the lifeline of this institution, and may I say it candidly (even at the cost of a bit of overstatement!), that without this trust our dear alma mater may ultimately be dying a slow but sure death. So let us all donate generously to our endowment fund, and play our role in the rehabilitation of our alma mater.
Contributions can be made by:
Crossed checks/bank drafts/pay orders payable to CCH Endowment Fund
On line remittances can be made using the following routing instructions:
A/c Title: CCH Endowment Fund
A/c No: 02747900338601 with Habib Bank Limited, Branch Code: 0274
Branch Address: Ground floor Chauhadry Tariq Plaza Main G.T Road Hasanabdal, Pakistan
IBAN: PK17 HABB 0002 7479 0033 8601(For international transactions)
Swift Code: HABBPKKA (For international transactions)
Contact numbers to confirm receipts of contributions at Habib Bank Hasanabdal are as follows: +92-57-2523393 or +92-333-5309468
May God bless you!
With kindest regards
Yours sincerely,
Maj Gen (R) Najeeb Tariq SI(M)
Principal
Cadet College Hasan Abdal
Prospectus
College Prospectus contains the Application Forms and detailed information about this institution. It can be obtained from the College Admission Office by hand on cash payment of Rs.500/- or by post within the country Rs.600/- or by post outside the country at Rs.1000/- through a crossed bank draft drawn on Habib Bank Hasan Abdal, in favour of Principal, Cadet College, Hasan Abdal. cheques will not be acceptable.
Admission Forms can also be downloaded from the College website. The downloaded forms will have to be submitted along with a fee of Rs. 1600/- (Pak Rs. 2000/- for those living abroad) in form of bank draft in favour of Principal, Cadet College Hasan Abdal.
The name of candidate/applicant along with his father’s name and address are required to obtain a copy of the prospectus.
The candidates are required to remit a Non-Refundable Registration Fee of Rs.1000/- with the filled-up application forms before 26th October for Class VIII. No applications are accepted after this in any case.
An Additional Fee of Saudi Riyal 600/- or UAE Dirham 600/- is charged from the candidates applying from Saudi Arabia and Sharjah respectively, before examination at these centres.
No quota allocation earmarked. Selection nation-wide on merit only. For further information, contact:
Admission Office: 0572520210 (Ext 302) or 0572520200
Email: info@ccha.edu.pk
Location
Cadet Colllege Hasan Abdal, the premier and prestigious institution of its kind, is the first ever Cadet College of Pakistan. It is located on National Highway N-5 near the junction of Grand Trunk and Hazara Road. It is surrounded by the scenic beauty of the picturesque town of Hasan Abdal.
Picture Gallery
Sabre Aircraft
Fee Structures
Fee includes tuition fee, electricity charges, medical fund, hostel and mess services fund, messing, hair cutting, washing, shoe & clothes repairing, event management, etc. The details are as follows
8th/9th/10th Classes
Rs. 1,53,406/- per annum
1st Year
Rs. 1,41,229/- per annum
2nd Year
Rs. 1,75,384/- per annum
GCE ‘O’ Level Classes
Rs. 1,71,444/- per annum
A sum of Rs. 2000/- is charged on account of Admission Fee from new entrants of 8th and 1st year classes.
Fees once paid are not refundable and the manner of their spending is not accounted for to the parents.
The following funds will be charged only once at the time of admission.
Building Fund : Rs. 10,000/-
Education Fund: Rs. 500/-
Note: The fees given above is subject to revision whenever considered necessary.
If dues are not received within due date, the cadets will be fined @ Rs.10/- per day for the first ten days and Rs.100/- per day for the next 10 days. Thereafter they are liable to be withdrawn from the college.
Re-admission if approved will be made on payment of Rs. 2000/- in addition to the fine.
Additionally following extra-items are charged to the cadets and accountable to parents according to the purchases and the payments made:Security Deposit of Rs.4000/- on admission (Refundable on leaving the College).
Clothing and Footwear (All items of clothing and footwear required by a cadet are supplied by the College).
Books and Stationery (Requirements are issued by the College).
Riding Club, Gymnasium charges, Squash Club and Tennis Club (optional to join).
Miscellaneous (Traveling Expenses, Board Registration and Board Examination Fees, Photographs, Magazine, Movie club etc).
8th/9th/10th Classes
Rs. 1,53,406/- per annum
1st Year
Rs. 1,41,229/- per annum
2nd Year
Rs. 1,75,384/- per annum
GCE ‘O’ Level Classes
Rs. 1,71,444/- per annum
Admission Fee
Fees once paid are not refundable and the manner of their spending is not accounted for to the parents.
The following funds will be charged only once at the time of admission.
Building Fund : Rs. 10,000/-
Education Fund: Rs. 500/-
Note: The fees given above is subject to revision whenever considered necessary.
Late Payment of Fees
Re-admission if approved will be made on payment of Rs. 2000/- in addition to the fine.
Additionally following extra-items are charged to the cadets and accountable to parents according to the purchases and the payments made:Security Deposit of Rs.4000/- on admission (Refundable on leaving the College).
Clothing and Footwear (All items of clothing and footwear required by a cadet are supplied by the College).
Books and Stationery (Requirements are issued by the College).
Riding Club, Gymnasium charges, Squash Club and Tennis Club (optional to join).
Miscellaneous (Traveling Expenses, Board Registration and Board Examination Fees, Photographs, Magazine, Movie club etc).
Academics
The Cadets are prepared for the Secondary School Certificate (Matriculation) and Intermediate examinations conducted by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Rawalpindi and General Certificate of Education ‘O’ Levels from University of Cambridge.
The promotion from the School to the College classes is not automatic. Admission to the 1st year class depends upon the boy’s result in the Matriculation/GCE’O’ Level Examination and his conduct. The decision whether a boy is fit for admission to the 1st year class or take up the Pre-engineering or Pre-medical course in the 1st Year class rests entirely with the College.
For the internal assessment of the cadet, terminal tests in May/June and in December, a Home Task Test after the summer vacation and the Annual Promotion Examination in March are held during the academic year. In the first three tests, the cadets are generally examined from the course covered during the term while in the annual promotion examination, they are tested from the whole course covered over the academic year. Cadets failing in any two subjects in two terminal examinations or promotion examination are detained in the same class. Those cadets who fail for the second time are withdrawn from the College.
In the event of the failure of the scholarship holder to show satisfactory progress i.e. 60% marks in the terminal test, home task test and promotion examination, the scholarship is reduced or in more serious cases, withdrawn.
Alumini
General Khalid Shameem Wynne HI (M)
Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee
Lt. Gen. Muhammad Masood Aslam (Retd.), HI, HI (M), SJ
Ambassador Mexico
Lt. Gen. Salahuddin Satti (Retd.),
Ex-Ambassador, Brunie
Lt. Gen. Mohsin Kamal (Retd.), HI (M)
Lt. Gen. Ayaz Saleem Rana HI (M)
Chairman, Heavy Industries, Taxila Cantt.
Maj. Gen. Naweed Zaman
Millitary Secretary, General Headquarters, Rawalpindi.
Mr. Zafar Mahmood
Secretary, Ministry of Trade and Commerce, Government of Pakistan
Mr. Mussadaq Mohammad Khan
Ex-Cahiarman Agriculture Policy Institute
Mr. Sikandar Sultan Raja
Secretary, Government of the Punjab, S & GAD Department
Mr. Kamal-ud-din Tipu
Deputy Inspector General of Police
Maj. Gen. Syed Ithar Hussain Shah (Retd.), HI (M)
Dr. Aamir Aziz
Surgimed Hospital, Zafar Ali Khan Road, Lahore.
Mr. Muhammad Saeed Mehdi
Advisor, Govt. of the Punjab
Lt Gen. Azhar Rashid HI (M)
Surgeon General , Pakistan Army Medical Corps, Rawalpindi
Mr. Zulfiqar Ahmad Cheema
DIG Welfare & Finance
Maj. Gen. Muhammad Ovais Mustafa HI (M)
Director General, Military Vehicles Research & Development Establishment
Maj. Gen. Javed Iqbal HI (M)
Director General, Defence Complex Islamabad, QMG Branch,
General Headquarters, Rawalpindi Cantt.
Maj. Gen. Najib Ullah Khan
G.O.C. Kharrian
Mr. Rashid Khan
Chief Executive Officer, Mobilink
Major General Mohammad Shahid
Rector NUST
Dr. Wajid Ali Khan
Chief Consultant, Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital
Mr. Tariq Masud Khosa
Ex- Secretary, Ministry of Narcotics Control, Government of Pakistan
Mr. Nasir Khan Durrani
Additional Inspector General of Police, Special Branch Punjab
Mr. Khaliq Dad Lak
R.P.O. Sahiwal
Khawaja Mohammad Asif
MNA
Dr. Kamran Cheema
MD, Pulmonary and Critical Medicine, Doctor’s Hospital Lahore
Engr. Khurram Dastgir
MNA
Maj. (Retd) Raja Nadir Pervez S.J.
Ex-MNA
Syed Aqil Shah, MPA
Minister for Sports and Culture, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Maj. Gen. Akhtar Waheed
Commandant, Armed Forces Institute of Rehabilitation Medicines, Rwp
Maj. Gen. Hamid Shafiq
Prof. of Medicines, MH, Rawalpindi
Dr. Syed Muhammad Kamran Majeed Akhtar Waheed
DG Medical Services, Khan Research laborataries, Islamabad
Vice Admiral Tayyab Ali Dogar HI(M), S. Bt.
Former Chief of Naval Staff
Vice Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah HI(M)
Commander Pakistan Fleet, PNS Haider
Rear Admiral Shahid Saeed
Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (M)
Naval HQ, Islamabad.
Air Marshal (Retd) Abbas Khatak
Ex-Chief of Air Staff
Mr. Mazhar Hayat
Ex_Secy Punjab Govt., SEVP
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Qasim Qureshi
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Tariq Parvaiz
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Muhammad Afzal Janjua HI(M), SJ, S.Bt.
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Javed Ashraf Qazi
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Salahuddin Tirmzi
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Arshad Gijial
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Tariq Qureshi
Vice Admiral (Retd) Taj Mohammad Khattak
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Iftikhar Ali
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Naseer Akhtar
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Zubair, Ex E-in-C
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Iftikhar Cheema
Maj. Gen. Syed Muhammad Imran Majeed
Head of Cardiology Department, AFIC, NIHD, Rawalpindi
Dr. Syed Muhammad Kamran Majeed
Director General, Medical Services, Khan Research Laboratories, Islamabad.
Dr. Tayyab Ali, Services Hospital, Lahore
Prof. Dr. Yaqoob Qazi
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Arif
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Chaudhry Iftikhar Ali Khan
Mr. Imdad Ullah Bosal
Commisioner Rawalpindi
Mr. Nasir Khan Durrani
Additional I.G. Special Branch, Lahore
Capt. (Retd) Muhammad Zubair
R.P.O. Rawalpindi
Mr. Abdul Majeed Khan Marwat
Commandant F.C. Peshawar
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Hamid Javaid HI, HI(M)
Ex- C.O.S. to the President
Capt. (Retd) Zahid Saeed
Secretary Excise and Taxation, Lahore
Mr. Shahid Hussain Qureshi
Ex. I.G. Police (Railway, AK)
Dr. Faisal Sultan
CEO, Shaukat Khanam Memorial Hospital, Lahore
Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee
Lt. Gen. Muhammad Masood Aslam (Retd.), HI, HI (M), SJ
Ambassador Mexico
Lt. Gen. Salahuddin Satti (Retd.),
Ex-Ambassador, Brunie
Lt. Gen. Mohsin Kamal (Retd.), HI (M)
Lt. Gen. Ayaz Saleem Rana HI (M)
Chairman, Heavy Industries, Taxila Cantt.
Maj. Gen. Naweed Zaman
Millitary Secretary, General Headquarters, Rawalpindi.
Mr. Zafar Mahmood
Secretary, Ministry of Trade and Commerce, Government of Pakistan
Mr. Mussadaq Mohammad Khan
Ex-Cahiarman Agriculture Policy Institute
Mr. Sikandar Sultan Raja
Secretary, Government of the Punjab, S & GAD Department
Mr. Kamal-ud-din Tipu
Deputy Inspector General of Police
Maj. Gen. Syed Ithar Hussain Shah (Retd.), HI (M)
Dr. Aamir Aziz
Surgimed Hospital, Zafar Ali Khan Road, Lahore.
Mr. Muhammad Saeed Mehdi
Advisor, Govt. of the Punjab
Lt Gen. Azhar Rashid HI (M)
Surgeon General , Pakistan Army Medical Corps, Rawalpindi
Mr. Zulfiqar Ahmad Cheema
DIG Welfare & Finance
Maj. Gen. Muhammad Ovais Mustafa HI (M)
Director General, Military Vehicles Research & Development Establishment
Maj. Gen. Javed Iqbal HI (M)
Director General, Defence Complex Islamabad, QMG Branch,
General Headquarters, Rawalpindi Cantt.
Maj. Gen. Najib Ullah Khan
G.O.C. Kharrian
Mr. Rashid Khan
Chief Executive Officer, Mobilink
Major General Mohammad Shahid
Rector NUST
Dr. Wajid Ali Khan
Chief Consultant, Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital
Mr. Tariq Masud Khosa
Ex- Secretary, Ministry of Narcotics Control, Government of Pakistan
Mr. Nasir Khan Durrani
Additional Inspector General of Police, Special Branch Punjab
Mr. Khaliq Dad Lak
R.P.O. Sahiwal
Khawaja Mohammad Asif
MNA
Dr. Kamran Cheema
MD, Pulmonary and Critical Medicine, Doctor’s Hospital Lahore
Engr. Khurram Dastgir
MNA
Maj. (Retd) Raja Nadir Pervez S.J.
Ex-MNA
Syed Aqil Shah, MPA
Minister for Sports and Culture, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Maj. Gen. Akhtar Waheed
Commandant, Armed Forces Institute of Rehabilitation Medicines, Rwp
Maj. Gen. Hamid Shafiq
Prof. of Medicines, MH, Rawalpindi
Dr. Syed Muhammad Kamran Majeed Akhtar Waheed
DG Medical Services, Khan Research laborataries, Islamabad
Vice Admiral Tayyab Ali Dogar HI(M), S. Bt.
Former Chief of Naval Staff
Vice Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah HI(M)
Commander Pakistan Fleet, PNS Haider
Rear Admiral Shahid Saeed
Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (M)
Naval HQ, Islamabad.
Air Marshal (Retd) Abbas Khatak
Ex-Chief of Air Staff
Mr. Mazhar Hayat
Ex_Secy Punjab Govt., SEVP
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Qasim Qureshi
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Tariq Parvaiz
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Muhammad Afzal Janjua HI(M), SJ, S.Bt.
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Javed Ashraf Qazi
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Salahuddin Tirmzi
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Arshad Gijial
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Tariq Qureshi
Vice Admiral (Retd) Taj Mohammad Khattak
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Iftikhar Ali
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Naseer Akhtar
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Zubair, Ex E-in-C
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Iftikhar Cheema
Maj. Gen. Syed Muhammad Imran Majeed
Head of Cardiology Department, AFIC, NIHD, Rawalpindi
Dr. Syed Muhammad Kamran Majeed
Director General, Medical Services, Khan Research Laboratories, Islamabad.
Dr. Tayyab Ali, Services Hospital, Lahore
Prof. Dr. Yaqoob Qazi
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Arif
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Chaudhry Iftikhar Ali Khan
Mr. Imdad Ullah Bosal
Commisioner Rawalpindi
Mr. Nasir Khan Durrani
Additional I.G. Special Branch, Lahore
Capt. (Retd) Muhammad Zubair
R.P.O. Rawalpindi
Mr. Abdul Majeed Khan Marwat
Commandant F.C. Peshawar
Lt. Gen. (Retd) Hamid Javaid HI, HI(M)
Ex- C.O.S. to the President
Capt. (Retd) Zahid Saeed
Secretary Excise and Taxation, Lahore
Mr. Shahid Hussain Qureshi
Ex. I.G. Police (Railway, AK)
Dr. Faisal Sultan
CEO, Shaukat Khanam Memorial Hospital, Lahore
Contact Us
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Email : Principal@ccha.edu.pk
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Email : vp@ccha.edu.pk
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