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Motto
  
رَبِّ زدْنيِ عِلْماً

Established
  
1970 (1970)

Students
  
~6000

Phone
  
+92 81 9211008

Color
  
Amber

Vice-chancellor
  
Javeid Iqbal

Type
  
Public

Registrar
  
Tariq Jogezai

Address
  
Quetta, Pakistan

Founded
  
June 1970

Chancellor
  
Muhammad Khan Achakzai

University of Balochistan

Motto in English
  
O' God, Increase my Knowledge

Affiliation
  
Higher Education Commission of Pakistan

Notable alumni
  
Sanaullah Zehri, Jamal Shah, Allah Nazar Baloch, Zubaida Jalal Khan, Aslam Raisani

Similar
  
BUITEMS, Sardar Bahadur Khan Wo, Bolan Medical College, Tameer‑e‑Nau Public College, University of Peshawar

University of balochistan


The University of Balochistan (also known as Balochistan University), is a public university located in the downtown area of Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan.

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History

After the dissolution of One Unit, the University of Balochistan was established in June 1970 through an ordinance issued by the then National Awami Party's (Wali Khan Group) Governor of the newly made province of Balochistan. In June 1996, the Balochistan Assembly passed the University of Balochistan Act, 1996. Thus the University of Balochistan became the sole general University of the province, imparting higher education to the entire population of the province in science, arts and humanities.

After dissolution of One Unit, the land (200 acres) along with the teaching, academic and residential structures built to house the College for Mineral Technology were handed over to the University of Balochistan.

Departments

The university initially started with three departments, Physics, Chemistry and Geology. The university now has 33 departments and a faculty of pharmacy which include D.pharm, DPT and BEMS, two institutes (Institute of Management Sciences and Institute of Bio-Chemistry) and five specialized centers (Center of Excellence in Mineralogy, Pakistan Study Center, Area Study Center, Balochistan Study Center, Center for Advance Studies in Vaccinology and Bio-Technology) of higher studies and research, a constituent law college and 88 affiliated colleges including an Agriculture College, Bolan Medical College and the Command and Staff College, Quetta.

References

University of Balochistan Wikipedia