Faculty

Faculty (noun) mental or physical abilities a person is born with; a particular skill a person has; all the teachers in a college or a university.

The abilities, physical and mental, a person is born with are their faculties. A person's faculties include his ability to see, hear, speak, think, understand, etc.. When you are in full possession of your faculties, you have all the physical and mental abilities normal to a human being, functioning well. A particular ability a person has for something is their faculty for it. You have the faculty for grasping things quickly if you have the ability to understand things quickly. All the teachers in a college are its faculty. The faculty of chemistry, for example, includes the professors of chemistry in the college/university.

    In spite of his advanced age, John retains all his faculties. Though he is eighty-nine years old, he can still see, hear, and think clearly.
    Clara has very good faculty for absorbing information. She has a quick grasp of things and her ability to analyze any information she gathers is really surprising.


Principal
Prof  Muhammad Younis Warraich                          M.Sc Mathematics,M.Ed
Vice Principal
Mr Mustafa  Kamal                                                Associate Engineer (r) Air Force
Administrator
Mr Ihsan Ullah                                                        M.A Islamiyat
Lecturers:
Mr Khalil Ahmad                                                    M.Sc Physics
Mr Shaukat Ali                                                       M.Sc Physics
Mr Shafqat Iqbal                                                    M.Sc chemistry
Mr Muhammad Din                                                M.Phil Urdu, M.A Economics, M.Ed
Mr Muhammad Yusuf                                             M.A. English
Mr Shehzad Younis                                                M.Sc Physics