Sahiwal District - Education

Education

Sahiwal has several educational institutes of quality. But the literacy rate is still low: about 30% overall and 51% in the city of Sahiwal. The Divisional Public School (DPS) and St. Mary's Convent High School are a schools of the city. Other notable schools are Government High School, Govt. High School Urban Area, Comprehensive High School, Government Pilot Higher Secondary School and Junior Model High School. Government Immamia College, Government Postgraduate College (GPGC) and Government College for Men and Women. and it has also a biggest institute of technology(govt.college of technology)GCT (http://gctsahiwal.com/index.htm). Medical & Dental College and COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT) are also working. Virtual University has opened a campus in Sahiwal, and offers distance learning programmes. It is situated near the Government College Sahiwal. Baha-u-Deen Zikria University (BZU) sub-campus Sahiwal and COMSATS Institut Of Information Technology Sahiwal Campus has been successfully providing several under-graduate and graduate programmes since 2005.The private sector has a major role in the education system. Schools in this regard are: The Educators 4(Campuses), Acute Business College ACCA and CAT, The Allied School, The Knowledge School, The Beaconhouse School System, Bloom Field Hall, The City School Pre-Forces Cadet School. Dare-Aqram Model School SCOPE School System Bhagwan Public School Muhammadan Law College Sahiwal Multan Law College Sahiwal The Limit College The Command College, Allama Iqbal Polytechnic Institute, Quaid e Azam Polytechnic Institute, Quaid e Azam Technology College

The private sector is playing a major role in education system. schools in this regard are:

  • Divisional Public School and College Official Website
  • Allama Iqbal Polytechnic Institute Official Website
  • Government Comprehensive School Sahiwal.
  • Allied School, (PUNJAB COLLEGE)
  • The Educators
  • The Golden Gate School System,
  • The Knowledge School,
  • The Beaconhouse School System,
  • Bloom Field Hall,
  • The City School
  • Pre-Forces Cadet School.
  • Dare-Aqram Model School
  • Bhagwan Public School
  • Government College For Women Sahiwal,
  • Government Post-Graduate College Sahiwal Official Website
  • BZU Sub Campus Sahiwal,
  • Punjab College,
  • Comsets University,
  • Government Commerce College Old campus GCT Road,
  • Government Commerce College New Campus,
  • Imamiyah College,
  • Government Vocational Training Institute Yadgar Chowk,
  • Government Technical Training Institute Sahiwal,
  • Government College Of Technology
  • Hi-Career College of Commerce Liaqaut Road sahiwal
  • National poly Technique Institute Sahiwal,
  • Qaid-e-Azam College Of Technology Old,
  • Qaid-e-Azam College Of Technology New Shadab town,
  • Sahiwal poly Technique Institute, Sahiwal,
  • Muhammadan Law College Sahiwal
  • Multan Law College Sahiwal
  • The Limit College
  • The Command College
  • Government Jamia Rashidia Middle School,
  • Suffa Educational Complex Sahiwal
  • Government Comprehensive School Sahiwal,
  • Government High School Sahiwal,
  • Cast College for boys & girls campus, (Separately)
  • S S Memorial High School Farid Town
  • Punjab College, Pakpattan Road Sahiwal
  • Fauji Foundation Model School Sahiwal.
  • Johar College of Science and Arts(Owned by Prof.Abdul Latif)GC Sahiwal

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