Administrative Controls and Public Contributions
- In 1972 college was given to provincial Government. College was to be run as a professional college. However for some unknown reason that status was never realized. The system of training of staff was could not be continued; and the recruitment of new staff was neither done solely on the basis of merit nor according to needs of the college. Allocation of budget to college was not done according to its needs and it was treated as an ordinary graduate college.
- Though college did not get much support in terms of staff training, equipment, recurring expenses etc. the provincial government supported the college by constructing new blocks of buildings in year 1991 and initiate another renovation scheme in year 2005.
- In 2001 education dept Government of Sind the authority to give admission in 1st year was taken from the college administration. Due to lack of flexibility in choice of faculty and complexity and weaknesses of the system it resulted in decline in number of applicants and lowering of academic standard of successful applicants
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