Cadet College Kohat

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Cadet College Kohat is a military high school for boys grades eight through twelve. The high school is located in the outskirts of Kohat, Pakistan.

 

Cadet College Kohat

Cadet College Kohat

Motto: From Darkness Unto Light
Location
Outskirts of Kohat City, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Information
Opened 1965
Colour(s) Navy blue
Demonym Kohatians
Area 144 acres
Principal Brig(R)Inam-ul-Haq SI(M)
Number of Houses 6

History

In Pakistan, Cadet Colleges were introduced by late Field Marshal, Muhammad Ayub Khan and these were established at Hasanabdal, Kohat and Petaro.

In pursuance of the recommendations of the Commission on National Education of the defunct Government of West Pakistan decided to establish another Cadet College to be the third in the province.

In recognition of the military services of the people of the area, Mr. Fateh Khan Bandial, the then Deputy Commissioner, Kohat, requested late Malik Amir Muhammad Khan , H.Pk, H.Q.A., the then Governor of West Pakistan that a Cadet College should be established at Kohat. Mr Fateh Khan acquired 144 acres (0.58 km2) of land for the college. The foundation-stone was laid by late Malik Amir M. Khan, on 19 April 1964.

The first entry of cadets was accepted in April, 1965. Academic work started with 58 cadets and one boarding house called Jinnah House. Lt. Col. (Retd.) Faizullah Khattak (late) was its founding Principal.

Houses (boarding houses)

The college is divided into six Boarding Houses spreading around the Academic Block in a semicircular shape. Houses are named after personalities of national and regional importance. Each House can accommodate up to 94 cadets and consists of ten small and two large dormitories. Apart from dormitories, there are six single rooms for the appointment holders and distinguished cadets who are selected from amongst the senior Cadets on the basis of their previous record and qualities of leadership. One of the members of faculty is appointed as an in charge of the House, known as House Master. A house tutor is available to all students during their prep and study times.

Colours House↓ Named after↓ Motto↓ Established↓ Phone numbers↓
Navy Blue Jinnah Muhammad Ali Jinnah Unity, Faith, Discipline 1965 +92-922-205698
Green Khushal Khushal Khan Khattak Die for Honour 1966 +92-922-205873
Light blue Iqbal Allama Muhammad Iqbal Faith, Action, Fraternity 1966 +92-922-205871
Red Ayub Field Marshal Muhammad Ayub Khan Aspire and Achieve 1968 +92-922-208577
Light green (originally white) Munawar Dr. Munawar Khan Afridi Enlightened To Serve 1969 +92-922-208517
Orange Rustam Justice Rustam Kiyani Truth, Justice, Integrity 1969 +92-922-210602

Infrastructure

The college is spread over an area of about 144 acres (0.58 km2). The buildings comprise an Academic Block, six boarding houses (spread around the Academic Block in a semicircular shape), three messes, a mosque, a gymnasium, a cafeteria, a swimming pool, a ten bed hospital, several sports fields including six football grounds, six hockey fields, two cricket pitches, six basketball courts and two squash courts. The college has residential accommodation for the teaching and administrative staff.

Notable alumni

  • Vice Admiral M Asif Sandaila, Vice Chief of Naval Satff
  • Rear Admiral Mohammad Shafiq, Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Projects-2)
  • Rear Admiral Tahseen Ullah Khan (Kit # 405), Jinnah House (1969–1974), DG Maritime Security Agency, ex-Commandant Naval War College, ex- Commander North Navy, ex-Defence Advisor Pakistan in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.

History

In Pakistan, Cadet Colleges were introduced by late Field Marshal, Muhammad Ayub Khan and these were established at Hasanabdal, Kohat and Petaro.

In pursuance of the recommendations of the Commission on National Education of the defunct Government of West Pakistan decided to establish another Cadet College to be the third in the province.

In recognition of the military services of the people of the area, Mr. Fateh Khan Bandial, the then Deputy Commissioner, Kohat, requested late Malik Amir Muhammad Khan , H.Pk, H.Q.A., the then Governor of West Pakistan that a Cadet College should be established at Kohat. Mr Fateh Khan acquired 144 acres (0.58 km2) of land for the college. The foundation-stone was laid by late Malik Amir M. Khan, on 19 April 1964.

The first entry of cadets was accepted in April, 1965. Academic work started with 58 cadets and one boarding house called Jinnah House. Lt. Col. (Retd.) Faizullah Khattak (late) was its founding Principal.

[edit] Houses (boarding houses)

The college is divided into six Boarding Houses spreading around the Academic Block in a semicircular shape. Houses are named after personalities of national and regional importance. Each House can accommodate up to 94 cadets and consists of ten small and two large dormitories. Apart from dormitories, there are six single rooms for the appointment holders and distinguished cadets who are selected from amongst the senior Cadets on the basis of their previous record and qualities of leadership. One of the members of faculty is appointed as an in charge of the House, known as House Master. A house tutor is available to all students during their prep and study times.

Colours House↓ Named after↓ Motto↓ Established↓ Phone numbers↓
Navy Blue Jinnah Muhammad Ali Jinnah Unity, Faith, Discipline 1965 +92-922-205698
Green Khushal Khushal Khan Khattak Die for Honour 1966 +92-922-205873
Light blue Iqbal Allama Muhammad Iqbal Faith, Action, Fraternity 1966 +92-922-205871
Red Ayub Field Marshal Muhammad Ayub Khan Aspire and Achieve 1968 +92-922-208577
Light green (originally white) Munawar Dr. Munawar Khan Afridi Enlightened To Serve 1969 +92-922-208517
Orange Rustam Justice Rustam Kiyani Truth, Justice, Integrity 1969 +92-922-210602

[edit] Infrastructure

The college is spread over an area of about 144 acres (0.58 km2). The buildings comprise an Academic Block, six boarding houses (spread around the Academic Block in a semicircular shape), three messes, a mosque, a gymnasium, a cafeteria, a swimming pool, a ten bed hospital, several sports fields including six football grounds, six hockey fields, two cricket pitches, six basketball courts and two squash courts. The college has residential accommodation for the teaching and administrative staff.

[edit] Notable alumni

  • Vice Admiral M Asif Sandaila, Vice Chief of Naval Satff
  • Rear Admiral Mohammad Shafiq, Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Projects-2)
  • Rear Admiral Tahseen Ullah Khan (Kit # 405), Jinnah House (1969–1974), DG Maritime Security Agency, ex-Commandant Naval War College, ex- Commander North Navy, ex-Defence Advisor Pakistan in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.

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5 Comments on “Cadet College Kohat”

  • OSAMA KHAN wrote on 6 January, 2012, 14:17

    hahahahah what a stupid cadet college

  • ateeq wrote on 13 January, 2012, 8:25

    i would like to seen the result of 48th entry test

  • haroon wrote on 10 June, 2012, 9:55

    cadet colleges are brainwashing students into thinking they can do any thing against the civilian law and only military law is enforceable on them…..thats my view of cadets.

  • bilal khattak wrote on 29 September, 2012, 9:42

    munawrian will live if sajad khan is outtttttttt

  • emi wrote on 24 October, 2012, 10:56

    i wanna ask tht is girls also studying in cadet college?

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