Muhammed Ismail

a week ago

Review

The only university in Pakistan with Liberal Arts Education System but it's so expensive you need about 3millions of rupees to get a degree from this place, although faculty and staff is so friendly and expert in there respective fields. University environment is so cool and awesome lots of activities and opportunities to do in every single day. Food is also good and cheap. There are many photocopier and printing services. Actually its an historical place. Internet is also available everywhere but I had a bad experience there I was there as a student for 2months but unfortunately I left the university due to its unmanageable dues. I recommend this university to students who have at least 3million rupees. Best whishes to all...

Physicist Without a Degree

3 months ago

Review

The only university in Pakistan with Liberal Arts Education System but it's so expensive you need about 3millions of rupees to get a degree from this place, although faculty and staff is so friendly and expert in there respective fields. University environment is so cool and awesome lots of activities and opportunities to do in every single day. Food is also good and cheap. There are many photocopier and printing services. Actually its an historical place. Internet is also available everywhere but I had a bad experience there I was there as a student for 2months but unfortunately I left the university due to its unmanageable dues. I recommend this university to students who have at least 3million rupees. Best whishes to all...

Aamir Junejo

2 months ago

Review

Forman Christian College is a independent research liberal arts university located in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan founded in 1864. The university is administered by the Presbyterian Church and follows an American-style curriculum. Founded in 1864 by American Presbyterian missionary Dr. Charles William Forman initially named as Mission College the name was changed to Forman Christian College in 1894 in honor of the founder. Forman served as an associated college of the University of Calcutta until 1947 when it became affiliated with the University of Punjab. In 2004, the government granted it university charter hence providing it with degree awarding authority. Forman is also known for its noted alumni and staff, including Nobel laureate Arthur Compton, former Indian Prime Minister I. K. Gujral, former Pakistani Presidents Farooq Leghari and Pervez Musharraf, and activist Eqbal Ahmad. As of 2016, Forman is home to 6,347 students, 220 full-time faculty members with over 100 possessing PhDs, and 21,700 strong alumni.Christians make up nearly 15% of the student body while the college runs a $1 million fund to finance scholarships for its students. As of 2016, the college has been ranked 9th highest in Pakistan among medium-sized universities and is the only institute in Pakistan which is a member of the Global Liberal Arts Alliance. The first two Science graduates of FC College University were also the first Science graduates of the University of the Punjab (1900–1902). In this way FCCU was the first to establish, in this part of the sub-continent, Departments of Biology (1898), Greek, Latin and Hebrew Languages (1895–96), Industrial Chemistry (1917), Geography (1924), setting up the Experimental Psychology Laboratory, introducing the tutorial system (1908), appointing Deans of the Faculties introducing co-educational system (1902), and establishing an alumni Association (1896)

Azeem Samson

a month ago

Review

I done free pre-fsc classes from here in 2015. My experience of study here was best.

Rana Husnain

in the last week

Review

It is a beautiful college and gives opportunity to students become a perfect man in all fields of life