Houses (boarding Houses)
The college is divided into six Boarding Houses spreading around the Academic Block in a semicircular shape. Houses are named after personalities of national and regional importance. Each House can accommodate up to 94 cadets and consists of ten small and two large dormitories. Apart from dormitories, there are six single rooms for the appointment holders and distinguished cadets who are selected from amongst the senior Cadets on the basis of their previous record and qualities of leadership. One of the members of faculty is appointed as an in charge of the House, known as House Master. A house tutor is available to all students during their prep and study times.
| Colours | House | Named after | Motto | Established | present House Masters | ||||
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Navy Blue | Jinnah | Muhammad Ali Jinnah | Unity, Faith, Discipline | 1965 | Mr. Zia Ur Rehman | |||
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Green | Khushal | Khushal Khan Khattak | Die for Honour | 1966 | Mr. Irshad Ahmad chattah | |||
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Light blue | Iqbal | Allama Muhammad Iqbal | Faith, Action, Fraternity | 1966 | Mr. Rahatullah | |||
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Red | Ayub | Field Marshal Muhammad Ayub Khan | Aspire and Achieve | 1968 | Mr. Azmat Hayat | |||
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Light green (originally white) | Munawar | Dr. Munawar Khan Afridi | Enlightened To Serve | 1969 | Mr. Sajjad Khan | |||
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Orange | Rustam | Justice Rustam Kiyani | Truth, Justice, Integrity | 1969 | Mr. Syed Ayub Shah |
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