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Islamabad Model College for Boys F-10/3 located at 3A Street 65, Islamabad, Pakistan

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zaviar khan

5 Google Rating

Because this is my school and I m studying hera form 6 years

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Because this is my school and I m studying hera form 6 years

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Iftikhar Ahmad

5 Google Rating

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BirdEyeView Maven

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Ali Sukhanver

5 Google Rating

Excellently managed and marvalously administered college.

5/ 5

Excellently managed and marvalously administered college.

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HM H

5 Google Rating

I have good memories during 2002_2003 study time period.

5/ 5

I have good memories during 2002_2003 study time period.

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Zain Ul Abideen Khan

5 Google Rating

Best clg

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Best clg

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Zamin Haider

4 Google Rating

Very good teachers

4/ 5

Very good teachers

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Rehan Arain

5 Google Rating

I'm very excited to join it. I hope that journey make me able to face the world.

5/ 5

I'm very excited to join it. I hope that journey make me able to face the world.

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