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Journals

1. Pakistan Veterinary Journal (Impact Factor: 0.707)
2. Pakistan Journal of Agricultural Sciences
3. Pakistan Entomological Society
4. Pakistan Journal of Phytopathology
5. International Journal of Agriculture and Biology (IJAB)

Farmer Friendly Technologies From Uaf

1. Value Addition in Floriculture
2. Mastitis Control in Animals
3. Textile Dyes
4. Food Products
5. Cattle Feed
6. Sericulture
7. Antiparasitic Medicine for Animals
8. UNI-GROW (Organic Fertilizer)
9. Funnel Type Slippery Trap Technology
10. Light Equipped Power Insect Killer (LEPIK Technology)
11. AM Technology for Rearing of Beneficial Insects
12. Biological Control of Insect Pests Commercial Rearing of Bracon herbector
13. Four Row Bed Planting Machine
14. Certified Citrus Nursery
15. Controlled Atmosphere Technology (CA Technology)
16. Zone Disk Tiller Drill (ZDTD)
17. Multi nutrients Foliar Feeding Technology
18. Technology for Improvement of Nitrogen use Efficiency

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Application Forms related to Office of the Controller of Examinations Description Download Format Issuance of Duplicate Degree/Diploma/Certificate form (Within Pakistan) PDF Issuance of Duplicate Degree/Diploma/Certificate form (For foreigner ) PDF Verification of Degree/Diploma/Certificate/Transcript form (Within Pakistan) PDF Verification of Degree/Diploma/Certificate/Transcript form (For foreigner ) PDF Issuance of Transcript/Provisional Certificate/Migration Certificate (E-43 only Within Pakistan) PDF Issuance of Transcript/Provisional Certificate/Migration Certificate (E-43 only For foreigner ) PDF Issuance of Degree (E-43 + Degree in Absentia form) (Within Pakistan) PDF Issuance of Degree (E-43 + Degree in Absentia form) (For foreigner  ) PDF Endowment Fund Proformas Description Download Format Proforma for R&D MS Word Complete proposal proforma for Demonstration Projects MS Word Complete proposal proforma for TT Projects MS Word Concept Paper proforma for PC MS Word Concept Paper proforma for Technology Transfer MS Word Seminar/Workshop/Conference/Training proforma MS Word Short Training proforma MS Word Traveling grants for Faulty Members proforma MS Word Technical Progress Report proforma MS Word Six Monthly Financial Report proforma MS Word Technical Progress Report proforma(Six Monthly) MS Word Faculty Outreach Program (SOP) PDF Faculty Outreach Program (Application Form) MS Word Completion/Final Technical Report MS Word Annual Financial Report proforma MS Excel Completion-Final Financial Report Proforma MS Excel Other Application Forms Description Download Format Job Form MS Word PDF Ph.D. Scholarship Form (Faculty Development) MS Word PDF Registration as Registered Graduate Form   PDF Incubatee Application Form   PDF Information of BS Program for Affiliated Institutes Description Download Format BS(IT)  courses contents MS Word PDF BS(CS)   course contents MS Word PDF B.S(IT) Rules & Regulations MS Word PDF B.S(CS) Rules & Regulations MS Word PDF UG -I for BS (CS) & BS(IT) MS Word PDF Miscellaneous Description Download Format Performa to Provide Information for Website MS Word PDF Manual for Synopsis and Thesis Preparation   PDF Ph.D Approved Supervisor List   PDF Research Publications 2005, 2006, 2007-2008   PDF Award Lists Description Download Format B.Sc (Hons.) - Deficiency MS Excel B.Sc (Hons.) - Major or Minor or Supporting MS Excel B.Sc Courses as Deficiency in M.Sc.Program - Courses 1-4 Semester MS Excel B.Sc Courses as Deficiency in M.Sc.Program - Courses 5-8 Semester MS Excel M.Sc (Hons.) or M.phil or MS(CS) - Deficiency MS Excel M.Sc (Hons.) or M.phil or MS(CS) - Major or Minor MS Excel M.Sc or M.A - Deficiency MS Excel M.Sc or M.A - Major or Minor MS Excel MBA or MBIT or M.Com - Deficiency MS Excel MBA or MBIT or M.Com - Major or Minor MS Excel Ph.D - Deficiency MS Excel Ph.D - Major or Minor MS Excel

Senior Tutor Office - Overview

The Office of Senior Tutor is one of the important components of student affairs. This office is responsible to inculcate highly commendable spiritual, social and moral values and a leadership quality in it’s taught and organizes co-curricular activities for students at the campus. This Office has embarked upon a solid system includes: Tutorial Group Meeting (TGM), Career Development Center (CDC) and Art & Literary Forum (ALF)). This Office also monitors the activities of different professional societies working under different faculties, institutions and departments.

TGM (Tutorial Group Meeting) is regularly held at weekly intervals in 4th period on each Tuesday. Currently, there are 250 Tutorial groups with 20-25 students / group which offer a platform to discover, enlighten and polish the hidden capabilities of the students. Each student is being supervised by a Tutor who also acts as adviser and provided a file with some Proforma which are required to update the information of each student. Students are encouraged to initiate any positive, constructive activity in consultation with their tutor who helps to improve their behavior and sharpen their intellect. Students also have the opportunity to arrange a recreational trip once in a semester. Each Tutor acts as advisor to the students with the following responsibilities.

• Hold weekly meeting with the students in class room to inculcate excellent moral values in the students and to polish their capabilities.
• Render advisory services to the students in all the academic and non-academic matters.
• Maintain student records of curricular and co-curricular achievements.
• Maintain a close contact with students and keep a vigilant eye on their activities.
• Keep a close contact with the parents of students and to inform them about the academic performance and general behavior of their wards.
• In case of any problem, to facilitate the students and try to resolve the problem.
• In case of involvement of a student in indiscipline case, to coordinate the disciplinary advisory committee, based on information contained in the file of respective student regarding his conduct & character.
• Finally update the given students’ file/record at the end of each semester and make assessment of students’ conduct and character to be reflected in their character certificates. 

CDC facilitates students for their career selection by career counseling and providing skills to seek jobs. This center under the supervision of the Senior Tutor become a hub between students, University and Organizations for well judged career decisions by inculcating in them market oriented skills which enhance their creativity and enable them in finding their unique positions.

ALF, at larger level, provide a diversified set up (clubs) include: Qiraat & Naat, Debating, Quiz, Writers and Art club where students perform their potential and compete at university level and selected for a team who participate in various competitive events organized by different universities & institutions at national and International levels. Each club is managed by two university officials and elected cabinet members and meet weekly at 12.45-2.00pm in the audio-visual section, Main Library on respective da

Office of the Controller of Examinations - Overview

The University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, has a long history of bright tradition of excellence in the field of agriculture and life sciences. The office of the controller of examination forms an integral component of the University’s administration and is striving towards maintaining this tradition and envisages its further improvement to face the future challenges. Primarily, this office compiles / notifies the results submitted by the faculty members / examiners and issues degrees / certificates / diplomas to the successful candidates after completing all the requirements laid out in the University’s statutes and regulations. This office also verifies the degrees/certificates/diplomas submitted by the employers/applicants. This office is comprised of mainly three sections and all the relevant information of these sections and their services can be found below:

1. Undergraduate, B.Sc./B.Sc. (Hons) programs
2. Postgraduate, M.Sc./M.Sc. (Hons.)/M.Phil./Ph.D. programs
3. Affiliated Programs, B.S. (CS); B.S.(IT); B.Com.; DAT; TAM; Field Assistant; Postgraduate Diploma in Food Sciences; Home Economics; CT Agriculture; Livestock Dairy (LAD)

Quality Enhancement Cell - Message from the Head

We are fully committed to implement QAA policies here in our university by establishing a formal Quality Enhancement Cell. Our university is one of the 10 universities where this cell has been established by HEC. We strongly adhere to the concept of Quality Assurance in institutions of higher learning with enhanced levels of International compatibility through capacity building.

I am confident that QEC will work hard to improve the quality of higher education being imparted in University of Agriculture, Faisalabad and to bring it at par with most of the international professional universities.

Central Hi-Tech Laboratory - Overview

The Central Hi-Tech Laboratory was established in 1997 at Faculty of Agriculture, University of agriculture, Faisalabad with the cooperation of Japan International Co-operation Agency (JICA). Initially, specialized and highly sophisticated equipments were provided by JICA to cater the research requirements of scientists/researchers from various departments / faculties of the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Later on, new equipments were purchased through a Higher Education Commission funded project. The laboratory offers opportunities for scientific research that enable researchers to pursue research in disciplines of biological, chemical and physical sciences. Services are offered not only to the students and researchers from this university but also to other universities, research institutions, non-government organizations and industries. Nominal fee for each analysis is charged with special subsidized rates for students.

Central Store - Tenders

1. Tender No.24 2012
2. Auction Notice No.02 (2012)
3. Tender No.23 2012
4. Tender No.16 2012
5. Tender No.27 2012
6. Tender No.26 2012
7. Tender No.22 2012
8. Tender No.21 2012
9. Tender No.20 2012
10. Tender No.18 2012
11. Auction Notice No.01 (2012)
12. Tender No.17 2012
13. Tender No.15 2012
14. Tender No.14 2012
15. Tender No.12 2012
16. Tender No.11 2012
17. Tender No.10 2012
18. Tender No.09 2012
19. Tender No.08 2012
20. Tender No.07 2012
21. Tender No.06 2012
22. Tender No.05 2012
23. Tender No.04 2012
24. Tender No.03 2012
25. Tender No.02 2012
26. Tender No.01 2012

Office of the Hall Warden - Overview

The office of the Hall Warden is assisted by three Associate Hall Wardens. Each hall is administrated locally by a Hall Superintendent assisted by one/two Assistant Superintendents who have to reside in Halls. Hall senate also arranges residence for students and staff on tours to University of Agriculture, Faisalabad from all over the country.

There are eighteen residential Halls that provide excellent accommodation for students. For male students, residential Halls are namely Qasim, Babar, Jinnah, Tariq, Ayub, Z.A. Hashmi, Kashmir, Faisal, Teepu, Qazzafi, Sir Syed, Liaqat, Afzal and Fateh Hall.

For female students three residential halls namely Fatima-tul-Zuhra, Khadija-tul-Kubra and Ayesha Siddiqua Hall. Khalid Hall is reserved for married students.

The University of Agriculture, Faisalabad is a residential University. The mandate being observed, pertaining to residential Halls is as follows.

1. To provide accommodation in the University residential Halls to the students who have come from all over the country as well as from foreign countries.
2. To maintain law and order in the residential Halls.
3. To guide and facilitate the residential students and solving their day to day problems in the hostels.
4. To provide economical, hygienic and nutritious food to the students in the hostels.
5. The Hall Warden holds supervisory charge of residential Halls. To deal students matters all the residential Halls are divided in three components and each Associate Hall Warden Supervises the hostel matters of his respective component.

Library - Overview

The library represents an outstanding facility to meet the dictates of the University's charter of promotion of education and research in the field of agriculture and related areas. The University unfortunately had a poor beginning with only 24975 volumes, out of which 14657 were books, 3691 journals in bounded form, 1911 reports and 4716 bulletins. The need to expand the library in the number of volumes and space became therefore, imminent. A new library building was planned to effectively help student education and to the faculty to familiarize themselves with current development in their respective fields and to aid research by providing source material.

The new building was completed in 1973. It is functional, simple and modern. Its exterior presents an attractive blend of modern and oriental architecture. It is a double story building and is centrally air-conditioned. It has a covered area of 45000 square ft. The total collection is now 2,46,220 which includes 21,035 manuscripts and 51,800 volumes of national and international research journals covering various discipline taught in the University. It is a depositary library for the FAO and World Bank Publications. The Library has about 9,000 members comprising of faculty members, students and researchers of the University.

The well-known and the latest books are available related to field of agriculture and allied sciences. These are technically processed and placed in the library in such a manner that students feel stimulated to reading. In order to keep the faculty and students informed of the current developments in their respective fields, the library is acquiring about 35 precious scientific periodicals. The library has its own bindery consisting of three book-binders and daily paid workers. The Library is receiving publications of various governments, semi-government, national, foreign and international organizations.

The Library has database under the Oracle based module developed by the University I.T. Team to cater the needs of readers. Online public access catalogue terminals are available for searching. The Global Information Centre is functioning from 8.30 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. with 28 computers. Approximately 175-250 students, faculty members and research scholars use the Internet services daily. Information Resource Center is also functioning with 20 computers for female students only.