List of Commandants
Commandants and their tenure start dates are:
| King George Royal Indian Military School Period | |
|---|---|
| Capt. W.L. Clark, A.C.E. | 15-September-1925 |
| Capt. H.H. Clark, A.C.E. | 24-August-1930 |
| Maj. W.P. Selbie, MC, A.C.E. | 09-April-1933 |
| Lt. Col. T.H.L. Stebbing, A.C.E. | 14-May-1937 |
| King George Royal Indian Military College Period | |
| Lt.Col. T.H.L. Stebbing, A.C.E. | 1943 |
| Maj. Aurangzeb Khan, Baloch | 22-August-1947 |
| Lt.Col. S.F.H. Zaidi, A.S.C. | 24-February-1948 |
| Lt.Col. Muhammad Rafiq, Punjab | 01-July-1952 |
| Lt.Col. Sultan Sikandar, Punjab | 28-April-1953 |
| Lt.Col. H.L. Edwards, A.C.E. | 09-July-1954 |
| Lt.Col. Muhammad Rafiq, Punjab | 18-October-1955 |
| Military College Jhelum Period | |
| Lt.Col. Muhammad Rafiq, Punjab | 23-March-1956 |
| Lt.Col. Muhammad Sardar Khan, A.C.E. | 03-May-1959 |
| Lt.Col. Murtaza Hussain Khan, A.C.E. | 15-May-1967 |
| Lt.Col. Pervaiz Sikandar, | 22-June-1969 |
| Lt.Col. S.A. Qureshi, A.C.E. | 31-December-1969 |
| Col. N.D. Ahmed, | 28-October-1970 |
| Col. Muhammad Zahur-ul-Haq, | 29-April-1974 |
| Col. Muhammad Ikram Ameen, | 15-June-1977 |
| Col. Muhammad Said Khokahar, | 23-August-1978 |
| Col. Abdul Sattar, | 05-June-1980 |
| Brig. Abdul Sattar, | 01-January-1981 |
| Brig. Inayat-ur-Rehman Siddiqui, | 01-January-1983 |
| Brig. Usman Shah, SI(M) | 13-August-1984 |
| Brig. Dr. Noor-ul-Haq, A.E.C | 07-August-1987 |
| Brig . Maqsud-ul-Hassan, SI(M), TI(M), | 12-October-1991 |
| Brig.(Retd) Afzal Malik SI(M), TI(M) | August-1998–Present |
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