Discipline
The college is under the supervision of the Pakistan Army. The Boys section has a serving army Captain as its Adjutant who is responsible for maintaining discipline in the college. Physical punishment is handed out only by the Adjutant and never by the teachers. The motto of the College is "Quo Non Ascendam" i.e. "To What Heights Can I Not Rise". Every year a magazine is launched by the college, the magazine for the girl's section is called the Hallian, that of the boys is called Hallmark.
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