Rang e Hayat society, QAU

22/08/2026

Rang-e-Hayat Society, Department of Chemistry, QAU, Islamabad proudly congratulates our former BS Coordinator, Sajjad Khan (Batch 2023) on his remarkable achievement.

With 3 fully funded scholarships, 2 visa rejections, and unwavering determination, he finally turned the third attempt into success. Alhamdulillah, delays were not denials. 🇰🇷✈️

Sajjad will now pursue his Master’s at GNU, South Korea, under the Future Global Leader Program.

Congratulations, Sajjad! Your resilience inspires us all. The sky is the limit! ❤️

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Admissions are now open for the Fall Semester 2026 at the Department of Chemistry, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. Applications are invited for BS Chemistry. If you aspire to pursue quality education and research at one of Pakistan's leading universities, don't miss this opportunity; apply before the deadline.
Quaid-i-Azam University,Islamabad
Quaidian Club
Directorate of Students Affairs, QAU

28/07/2026

*ANNOUNCEMENT*

The requirement to appear in the HEC Undergraduate Studies Admission Test (USAT) for admission to BS programmes has been waived for the current admission cycle.

Accordingly, all prospective candidates are eligible to apply for admission to the BS programmes at Quaid-i-Azam University, regardless of whether they have appeared in the HEC USAT.

Candidates, who have appeared in the USAT, whether or not they have qualified, are also eligible to apply. All other eligibility requirements and admission criteria, as prescribed in the Quaid-i-Azam University Admission Policy and the respective programme requirements shall remain unchanged.

28/07/2026

With deep sorrow, the Rang e Hayat Society, Department of Chemistry, expresses its heartfelt condolences on the martyrdom of our MPhil Chemistry Alumnus, Suleman Khan (MPhil Organic Chemistry 21–23) , who lost his life in the tragic bomb blast in District Bajaur.

This loss has shattered his family. He leaves behind a six-month-old daughter who will never know her father, a young wife who has lost her life partner, and elderly parents who have lost their support and pride. Suleman was their strength and hope.

He was a dedicated researcher, a passionate educator, and a valuable asset to our department. His loss is irreplaceable. We have lost a bright and promising scholar.

May Allah grant his innocent soul the highest ranks in Jannah and give his family the patience to bear this irreplaceable loss 😭 😢 😭 Aameen

23/07/2026

*Proud of the Chemistry department QAU*

Rang e Hayat Society congratulates Mr. Muhammad Javaid Kakar, on being recommended by FPSC for the position of Lecturer in Chemistry (BS-17) at FG Cantt & Garrison Colleges, Ministry of Defence.

Academic Journey:
BS Chemistry | Quaid-i-Azam University | 2019 – 2023
MPhil Physical Chemistry | Quaid-i-Azam University | 2023 – 2025.
Mr Javed has done his research under the supervision of Prod.Dr Mujtaba Shah.He has carried out his research in the field of material science,batteries and super-capacitors.His work has been published in renowned journals.

Research Milestones:

Javaid Kakar has also secured prestigious PhD opportunities at:
1. Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China – Professor-Based Scholarship
2. UNIST, South Korea– Fully Funded Government Scholarship
3. University of Glasgow, UK – Admission Secured

We wish him all the best for his brilliant future 💎 ⭐ ✨
Quaid-i-Azam University,Islamabad
Quaidian Club
Directorate of Students Affairs, QAU

21/05/2026

A proud moment for the Department of Chemistry, QAU! 💫

The Rang-e-Hayat Society warmly congratulates our brilliant PhD Scholar, Mr. Anees Ahmed, on being appointed as Lecturer in Chemistry through KPPSC. 🌟

From the research labs of QAU to shaping the future of chemistry as an educator, may your journey ahead be full of inspiration, growth, and remarkable achievements! 🙌⚗️
Directorate of Students Affairs, QAU
Quaid-i-Azam University,Islamabad
Anees Ahmad
Quaidian Media Club

14/05/2026

Important announcement for MPhil PhD Aspirants:
Starting from Fall 2026, universities will no longer be permitted to conduct independent entry tests for MS/MPhil and PhD programs. Admissions will now be based on a centralized examination conducted by HEC.

12/05/2026

The current notification issued by the Lady Provost regarding the vacation of hostels by senior scholars of Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, is highly condemnable and raises serious concerns among research students.
The administration states that hostel facilities are only available up to the 10th semester. As scholars, we fully agree that students should strive to complete their degrees within the prescribed duration. However, if the university administration truly believes in this policy, then it must also ensure that all academic and administrative hurdles are resolved within the same timeframe.
The delay in completion of a PhD degree is not solely the fault of students. Research progress depends on multiple factors, including supervision quality, laboratory facilities, research funding, administrative delays, external evaluations, publication requirements, and unforeseen circumstances. Accountability should therefore be shared by both supervisors and the institution alongside the student.
If the administration is enforcing a strict 10-semester policy on scholars, then it should also issue a notification making it mandatory for supervisors and departments to ensure the completion of their students’ degrees within the same duration. Otherwise, imposing such notifications only on students is unjust and unacceptable.
Research scholars deserve support, facilitation, and fair treatment, not pressure through unilateral decisions that ignore the ground realities of academic research.