Educational institutions play a pivotal role in fulfilling both the individual and collective aspirations of a nation. For our country, these aspirations are deeply rooted in Islamic ideology and enriched by a profound historical heritage. It is, therefore, essential to establish a standard institution that instills in the youth the ideals and aspirations of the nation, with a strong emphasis on spiritual values such as equality, tolerance, and social justice.

Jabbir Bin Hayyan Trust, named after the esteemed Muslim scientist regarded as the father of Chemistry, is an active and dynamic NGO committed to improving education, socio-economic conditions, and basic health services in rural areas of Pakistan, with a primary focus on education. The trust operates a network of USWA Public Schools and Colleges that serve communities in remote rural regions across the country.

The establishment of a high-quality residential institution in Chakwal District was a longstanding vision. Initially, the college began operations in July 2008, functioning from a rented facility in Chakwal. Thanks to various philanthropists’ generosity, 100 kanals of land in Dhudial was acquired through donations and purchases. This area has been home to the college since April 2008. Construction is ongoing, ensuring the institution can meet future needs and continue to provide exceptional education and facilities to the community.