Government Scholarships for Minority Students

The months of June & July are probably two months of the year in which most of the Government Scholarships for Minority Students open; and it happens year after year - and yet the number of Muslim Students applying for it increases by fractions compared to the scholarships available.  
 
Mass awareness of the various scholarship schemes is the need of the hour in our community. Lots of parent and students worry and say that we applied for it but didn't receive any funds or some just blame the system that the Babus in the Minority Department demanded "suvidha shulk" or bribe amount to process the scholarship. Well for all these parents and students, I can say that Why don't they apply the Scholarships Online; because once they submit the various documents online and get a application Id generated - then no one can stop them from getting scholarship.  
 
Please find , compiled details of various Government scholarship schemes available to the students (from Class 1 to College):
 
1. For Post Matric Scholarship - Apply Online 
  
     http://momascholarship.gov.in/postmatric/
 
 
2. Merit - Cum - Means Scholarship - Appy Online
 
    http://momascholarship.gov.in/minority_scholarship/
 
 
3. Pre - Matric Scholarship  - Offline (Download the Application form and then apply)
 
    http://www.minorityaffairs.gov.in/prematric
 
 
4.  Free Coaching Tuition Assistance - Offline
 
    http://www.minorityaffairs.gov.in/free_coachin
 
 
5. Government Order Copy to the UP State Government:
 
     http://minoritywelfare.up.nic.in/2012-13/post/post%20matric%20online.pdf

Aligarh Muslim University organized a two-day Pediatric Advance Life Support Course of IAP-PALS

Aligarh : The Department of Pediatrics, J. N. Medical College, Aligarh Muslim University organized a two-day Pediatric Advance Life Support Course of Indian Association of Pediatrics (IAP-PALS) for resident doctors of Pediatrics and Medicine. It is a prestigious course based on guidelines of American Academy of Pediatrics and American Heart Association. Twenty three residents of Department of Pediatrics and one from the Department of Medicine participated in the course. The book of Pediatrics Advance Life Support and Basic Life Support was distributed to the registered candidates one month prior to the commencement of the course.

While delivering the inaugural address, Prof. M. H. Beg, Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College appreciated the efforts of Prof. S. Manazir Ali, Course Coordinator, PALS and Chairman, Department of Pediatrics. He also advised the participants to acquire knowledge and bring it into practice in order to save the life and disseminate knowledge to the juniors.

Prof. S. Manazir Ali conducted the program and introduced Prof. A. K. Rawat, Director, PALS Course Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar, MP, Dr. Piyali Bhataycharia, SGPGI, Lucknow, Dr. Anant Ketkar, MP, Dr. Ravi Adlakha, Mission Hospital Bareilly, Dr. Karan Joshi, S. S. Medical College, Rewa, MP and Dr. S. Manazir Ali from Aligarh.

Dr. A. K. Rawat presented the overview of PALS Course and informed that the certificate will be given to the candidates at the end of the course provided the candidates would have secured 84% in post test and cleared the hand on skills of Basic Life Support and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Dr. Y.K. Dwivedi, Coordinator of IAP Activity of Aligarh Branch gave away the certificate of participation to the participating doctors. Prof. Tabassum Shahab proposed a vote of thanks.

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Courtesy: India Education Diary.com

News: Athletic Club of the Aligarh Muslim University organized a summer camp for the students

Aligarh : The Athletic Club of the Aligarh Muslim University organized a summer camp for the students of AMU schools and other local schools. About 140 students participated in the camp and were given certificate of participation at a function held at the University Athletic Ground.

Dr. Adeeb Alam Khan, Member, AMU Executive Council graced the occasion as Chief Guest and distributed the certificates. President, Athletics Club, Dr. Rafiuddin welcomed the Chief Guest and the Captain of the Club proposed a vote of thank.

Mr. Hamid Ali, Coach, Athletics devoted his time and energy to organize the summer coaching camp. Presidents of various clubs, captains and coaches of the University Games Committee and a large number of students and their parents were present during the prize distribution function.

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Courtesy: India Education Diary.com

AMU Schools Test Results

AMU SCHOOLS TEST RESULT OF CLASS IX, VI AND IST
Admission Test Results of STS High School (Minto Circle), AMU City High School (Boys), AMU City High School (Girls), AMU Girls' High School for Classes 1st, 6th and 9th are declared officially on amucontrollerexams.com website. You can also visit htpp://www.amuschools.in for the same. Class 1st written test results have been declared. Class 6th result is expected in a day or two. Class 9th results may take a bit longer.

Nadim Tarin Hall

A young Engineering graduate residing in Saudi Arabia, Mr. Nadim Tarin offered to build a Hall of residence for 550 boys at the cost of Rs. 2.4 crores.

Mr. Nadim Tarin, did his Civil Engineering in 1977 from Aligarh Muslim University. He gave away his own hard earned Rs. 2.4 crore to a dream, to an idea, and as repayment of a debt that he felt he owed to his alma mater.

A.M.U. had a history of fund raising drives inviting people to contribute towards the running of the University. After India became independent the total expenditure has been borne by the UGC. Nadeem has created a history after independence to build a hall of residence.

The foundation stone of the Nadeem Tarin Hall was laid by the Governor of Madhya Pradesh, Mr. Shafi Qureshi on April 7, 1993.

Statement of Accounts for Nadeem tarin Hall till September 2010

Room Wise allotment list (2011-2012)

Mohsinul Mulk Hall (MM Hall)

Nawab Mohsinul Mulk, Mahdi Ali (1837-1907) was one of the brightest stars on Sir Syed�s horizon of social reforms. He dedicated himself fully to the cause Sir Syed stood for.

He was born at Etawah (UP) in 1837 and rose from the position of an ordinary clerk to a very high rank in the service of the Nizam of Hyderabad, where he got the title of Mohsinul Mulk Mohsin-ud-Daula. After Sir Syed�s death he became the Secretary of the M.A.O. College in 1899. At a time when Sir Syed had few friends and his demands for funds knew no limits, it was Mehdi Ali who would send him his pay for Sir Syed�s publication programme in London.



In matters of raising loans, collecting donations and executing several of Sir Syed�s programmes and projects, he worked, as the right hand man of his leader. The Hall has been named after him. The foundation stone of the Hall was laid by the then Vice Chancellor, Mr. Badruddin Tyabji on November 4, 1963. It started with an initial strength of 400 and is now one of the largest residential Halls both in size and strength, having 900 students and six different hostels:

• Ameen Hostel
• Allama Shibli Hostel
• Saifi Hostel
• Maulana Hali Hostel
• Maulana Mohd. Ali Johar Hostel
• Majaz Hostel
   

Statement of Accounts for Mohsinul Mulk Hall till September 2010

List of Enrolled Student of the Current Session i.e. 2011-2012

Hadi Hasan Hall

Professor Hadi Hasan was born on 3rd September 1869 in Hyderabad. He was a close relative of Mohsinul Mulk. His father, Syed Ameer Hasan was the commissioner in the Hyderabad State and was a prominent landlord. Hadi Hasan received his early education in Hyderabad. A holder of Tripos in Botany from Cambridge, he joined Aligarh Muslim University as Reader and head of the Department of Botany. However, he was destined to distinguish himself as an erudite scholar of Persian, and, therefore, soon sailed to England again. He obtained a doctorate in Persian from the London School of Oriental and Social studies. On return, he was appointed Professor and Head of the Department of Persian. He dedicated his life to the cause of Persian language - enriching its literature with his mighty pen, securing for it a place of honour in the curricula of Indian universities and endeavoring for the status of Persian teachers in the country. He had translated Kalidas�s Shakuntalam into English. Professor Hadi Hasan was a prolific writer and an orator par excellence. His art of public speaking was not only admirable but also enviable. When Reza Shah Pehalvi of Iran and his Queen Suraiyya visited the University, Professor Hadi Hasan welcomed them on behalf of the students� Union. His oration and style of delivery left the shah and his queen spellbound. So impressed was the king of Iran that in his address, he paid rich tribute to him by saying, �Should my college days return, I would deem it a privilege to become a student of Professor Hadi Hasan.� Dr Hadi Hasan while attending the Firdausi centenary in Iran, remarked, during the course of his lecture, that there was a time when Firdausi had revived a king but now a king had revived Firdausi. The Shah of Iran, who was presiding over the function, was so pleased that he took off his jeweled cap and put it on Dr Hadi Hasan�s head. He was decorated with Nishan-e-Danish of the first Order, the highest academic award of Iran. He along with Dr. Sir Ziauddin was instrumental in raising funds of over sixty lakhs for the establishment of the Medical College. Dr. Hadi Hasan was invited to perform the opening ceremony of the Medical College in the old Physics Department by the then Vice chancellor, Col. B. H. Zaidi. On October 2, 1962, he inaugurated the Medical College. He died on May 23, 1963 and was laid to rest in the University graveyard. Hadi Hasan Hall was established in the year 1969. Initially, it was meant for medical students only and was a part of R.M. Hall. However, later on, students from other courses were also admitted. Recently, it has been reserved for the medical students. The present strength of the Hall is 421.   Statement of Accounts for Hadi Hasan Hall till September 2010.

Allama Iqbal Hall

Maulana Syed Abul Hasan Ali Nadvi laid the foundation stone of this Hall on August 28, 1984 in the memory of great Islamic thinker and Urdu poet, Mohammad Iqbal, popularly known as Allama Iqbal. He was born in 1876 in Sialkot. At sixteen, Iqbal entered Sialkot's College and was married to Karim Bibi, daughter of a physician. When he was nineteen, Iqbal moved to Government College, Lahore, where he studied with Prof. Arnold, who had left Aligarh's M.A.O. College to join the Lahore College. At Aligarh, Arnold had completed 'The Preaching of Islam', perhaps the first book by a western scholar to note that Islam spread by peaceful means and not by the sword.

Iqbal went to Europe and studied philosophy at Cambridge and Law at London's Lincoln Inn. He also wrote a dissertation on Persian metaphysics on which Munich University awarded him a doctorate. He became a close friend of Sir Ross Masood, grandson of Sir Syed. He profoundly influenced the philosophical and religious outlook of younger generation of Muslims and Hindus through his Urdu and Persian poetry. Allama Iqbal was highly influenced by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan. Sir Syed and Iqbal did a lot to awaken the Muslims of their age out of their deep slumber to the new horizons of the world.

Both the thinkers opposed rigidity and narrow-mindedness. They impressed upon the people that those who follow the tradition strictly, could not be dynamic. According to them, historical background plays an important role in nation building hence there is nothing more disgraceful for a nation than to forget its own history.

Allama Iqbal visited the Aligarh Muslim University on November 24, 1928 and was granted the honorary life membership of the A.M.U. Students' Union. Allama Iqbal Hall initially was meant for the students of Senior Secondary School and had strength of 510. Later on, it was opened for students of all courses and now has strength of 781. Statement of Accounts for Allama Iqbal  Hall till September 2010 List of Enrolled Students of Allama Iqbal Hall for the session 2011 - 2012 Provost : Mr. Habib Ahmad, Post-Graduate Teacher (Economics), Senior Secondary School for Boys

Aftab Hall

Aftab Hall is named after Aftab Ahmad Khan who was the University�s second Vice Chancellor. He was one of the most outstanding figures associated with the University. He joined the MAO College when he was eleven year old and studied there till his intermediate in 1891. He then went to Christ�s College, Cambridge for his higher education and did his B.A. and Barrister-at-Law from Inner Temple in London before returning to India in 1894. Aftab Ahmad Khan made Aligarh his home and started his law practice. But the welfare of the College was always dearest to his heart. Sir Syed recognized Aftab Ahmad Khan�s attachment to the College and his abilities and in 1894 he made him a Trustee of the College. In 1897, he was appointed Professor of Law in the College. After Sir Syed�s death, Aftab Ahmad Khan�s involvement with the College deepened. He organized the Sir Syed Memorial Fund to raise the College into a University. Earlier, he had established a new student voluntary organization, the Anjuman Al-Farz or Duty Society. Its purpose was to collect funds to enable poor students to come to Aligarh and to promote the interest of the college within the Indian Muslim community and the country as a whole. Aftab Ahmad Khan was a distinguished Vice Chancellor of the University from 1924 to December 1926. Although he was pressed to stay on for a further term of three years, he declined due to his frail health. The strains of his enormous responsibilities proved too great and on 18 January 1930, he passed away and was buried in the grounds of the Ahmadi School for the Blind, which he had established in memory of his father Nawab Ghulam Ahmad Khan whose pen name was Ahmadi. After his death, the A.M.U. Old Boys� Association decided to construct a hall of residence in his memory. Mir Wilayat Husain, Maulana Tufail Ahmad Manglori, Deputy Habibullah and Prof. Mohd. Habib were instrumental in collecting large donations for this purpose. Nawab Muzammilullah Khan was the biggest donor. Aftab Hall was established in the year 1932 with an initial intake of 416 students. The present strength is 729. It includes the following hostels.      MacDonnel Hostel               Morrison Court      Aftab Hostel          Mumtaz House       Allotment list of AFTAB HALL, session 2011-2012 (last updated on 03.03.2012)        Allotment Waiting List of AFTAB Hall SESSION 2011-2012        Staff List OF AFTAB Hall        ALLOTMENT OF AFTAB Hall SESSION 2011-2012          RE-ALLOTMENT OF AFTAB HOSTEL FOR THE SESSION 2011-2012        RE-ALLOTMENT OF MACDONNEL HOSTEL FOR THE SESSION 2011-2012        RE-ALLOTMENT OF MORRISON COURT HOSTEL FOR THE SESSION 2011-2012        RE-ALLOTMENT OF MUMTAZ HOSTEL FOR THE SESSION 2011-2012        Aftab Hall Intake        Aftab Hall Waiting List 2010-2011        Aftab Hall, Dinning Report        Re-Allotment of Aftab Hostel 2010-2011        Re-Allotment of Mac Donnell Hostel 2010-2011        Re-Allotment of Morrison Court Hostel 2010-2011        Re-Allotment of Mumtaz House 2010-2011        Programme and Function 2010-2011        List of Staff of Aftab Hall        Statement of Accounts for Aftab Hall July 2010        Statement of Accounts for Aftab Hall till September 2010

Abdullah Hall (for Women)

Abdullah Hall is named after Sheikh Abdullah, the founder of the women's college in Aligarh Muslim University. He was born on June 21, 1874 in a village in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir. He received his education at his native village, and then in Jammu, Lahore and Aligarh where he attracted the attention of Sir Syed.

Sheikh Abdullah�s foremost concern was women�s education. With this aim, he started a monthly Urdu Journal �Khatoon� in 1904 and regularly proposed resolutions on this subject at the Muslim Educational Conference.

Abdullah Hall is named after Sheikh Abdullah, the founder of the women's college in Aligarh Muslim University. He was born on June 21, 1874 in a village in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir. He received his education at his native village, and then in Jammu, Lahore and Aligarh where he attracted the attention of Sir Syed. Sheikh Abdullah�s foremost concern was women�s education. With this aim, he started a monthly Urdu Journal �Khatoon� in 1904 and regularly proposed resolutions on this subject at the Muslim Educational Conference.

In November 1906, he started a girls� school with five girls and one teacher at Upper Fort, Aligarh. In 1902 he got married to Waheed Jahan Begum (Ala Bi), who worked as an equal partner in the establishment of the College. Sheikh Abdullah was elected college trustee in 1904 and was a member of the College�s Executive Committee. He served the University in various capacities. He was a member of the University Court from 1920 till his death, a member of the Executive Council from 1920 to 1928 and served as Honorary Treasurer of the University for many terms. He was awarded the title of Khan Bahadur in 1935 and  Padma Bhushan in 1964.He was also a member of the U.P. Legislative Council for some time in 1920s. Both Sheikh Abdullah and Waheed Jahan believed in modern education for women.

Abdullah Hall was named after him. The initial strength of the hall was 57 that rose to 1303 with a gradual increase in the number of hostels. The chronological order of the establishment of the hostels is as follows: Waheed Jahan Hostel Sultania Hostel Mumtaz Jahan Hostel Bi Amma Hostel Azizun Nisa Hostel New Waheedia Hostel Statement of Accounts for Abdullah Hall till September 2010. Head wise Funds and Expenditure Student Strength, Criteria for Allotment, Hall Functions, Intake etc. Staff of the Hall Scholarship for the Session 2009-2010

Mohd Habib Hall

Mohammad Habib was born in 1895 at Lucknow in the illustrious family of Mohammed Nasim, a leading advocate; Mohammad Habib studied at the M.A.O. School and College. He topped the B.A. examination of the Allahabad University in 1916. The M.A.O. College was then affiliated to that University. He then proceeded to Oxford for higher studies.

It was there that he received his baptism in nationalism. He was among the organizers of the Oxford Majlis, which he served as president for one term. The ideas of his liberal-minded tutor Ernest Barker, a meeting with Ms. Sarojni Naidu, a reception of Yeasts and the patronage which he received from Mohammad Ali, who visited London those days, played a role in shaping young Habib's ideas. At the call of Maulana Mohammad Ali, Habib returned to India to teach at Jamia Millia Islamia but apparently never became a regular member of its staff. When the non-cooperation movement was called off in 1922, he accepted an appointment as Reader, and almost immediately afterwards as Professor, at the newly chartered Aligarh Muslim University.

In 1926, he won the election of the U.P. Legislative Council as a Swarajist. The next year, he married Sohaila, daughter of Abbas Tyabji a noted disciple of Mahatma Gandhi. Soon after Habib became a great admirer of Jawharlal Nehru and gave a considerable part of his income to the Congress Party.

At Aligarh, Habib made his mark in many ways. As an academician, his great emphasis was on writing history based on original sources, and he encouraged the study of aspects of history other than dynastic or political. He himself wrote on social and cultural history, and painstakingly unraveled the history of Muslim mystics for some of whom he came to cherish an almost personal affection.

In the forties, his interest in Marxism heightened; and in 1952 he presented in a remarkable piece, his introduction to a reprint of Elliot and Dawson's History, Vol. II, an interpretation of early medieval India deeply influenced by Marxist ideas. He visited Paris to represent his country at the UN General Assembly, followed by a trip to Peking (now Beijing) in 1952 on the first goodwill mission from India to People's Republic of China.Both the visits strengthened him in his belief in the need for India to help countries resisting imperialism. He kept nursing the sapling of liberalism in the portals of the University.

He retired in 1958 but was appointed Professor Emeritus. He lost neither his interest in politics nor in research work. He contested for the office of the Vice President of India in 1969 as a candidate of the combined opposition, partly because he was critical of the government policies, and partly because, as he cheerfully told Press Correspondents, he was going to lose. He died on 22 June 1971 following a brief illness.

Mohammed Habib Hall was established in 1972 and was inaugurated by Professor Abdul Aleem, the Vice-Chancellor. The Hall with a number of 375 rooms was originally meant for Research Scholars. With the passage of time, students from various disciplines were admitted. The present strength of the Hall is 925. There are only three hostels:

• Chakraverty Hostel
• Umaruddin Hostel
• Haider Khan Hostel

List of Existing Designation of Staff (updated on 01-04-2012)

List of the Students 2011-2012

List of Programme Function

Tentative Chart of Strength of Students

List of Scholarship

Dinning Hall Statement Till November 2010

Statement of Accounts for Mohammad Habib Hall till July 2010

Statement of Accounts for Mohammad Habib Hall till November 2010

Statement of Accounts for Mohammad Habib Hall till September 2010

Allotment List of Mohd. Habib Hall Students

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Telephone Directory AMU

Administration

Name	Internal Number	Contact Number			Email
		Office	Home	Mobile
Vice-chancellor Lt. General Zameer Uddin Shah	1125	2700994 2702167	2700173 1200		vcamu@amu.ac.in
Pro-vice-chancellor	1112
Registrar Captain Shahrukh Shamshad	1121	2700220	27017271280		registrar@amu.ac.in
Finance Officer Mrs.Yasmin Jalal Beg	11191193	2703305			fo.amu@amu.ac.in
Controller of Exams Prof. Parvez Mustajab	1109	27018072703038	2403617 2506342		amucontrollerexams@gmail.com
Dean's Student welfareProf. Ainul Haq Khan	38103811	2700018	2703431	9411414665
Proctor Prof. Mujahid Beg	12905914	2703239	2705042	9897204942	proctor@amu.ac.in
Librarian-in-Charge Prof. Shabahat Hessian	12173822	2700512	2400673	9412177121
VC's Secretariat	11251127	27009942702167
OSD VC's Secretariat	1123	2700994
PS to VC	1127	2700994
VC Office	1124	2700994
OSD (Developement) Prof. Jamal A. Khan	1122	27064262701205		7895931767	secretarywsi@gmail.com
Estate Officer (Gazetted)Prof. Abul Kalam Qasmi	35371562		2701504		akqasmi@gmail.com
Media Advisor	11821357	2704182
PRO Dr. Rahat Abrar	1182	2704182	2402770	9358259107	rahatabrar@gmail.com

Controller of Examination 

Name	Internal Number	Contact Number			Email
		Office	Home	Mobile
Controller of Examination Prof. Pervez Mustajab	1109	27018072703038	2403617 2506342		amucontrollerexams@gmail.com
P.A. to Controller Mr. Tahir Aziz Mr. Shakiel Ahmad Khan	1109	2703038
OSD to Controller	4270
Dy. Controller (Examination)	1117
Asstt.Controller (Admission)	4268	2700935
Asstt. Controller (exam Divi.)	4271
Asstt. Controller (exams)	1110	2701807
Asstt. Controller (Degree Unit)	1149
Asstt.  Controler (R.P Unit)	1172
Asstt. Controller (Research Unit)	1149
Comp. Cell of Adms. & Exams  Unit (Incharge)	4263
Admission Section	1161	27009352700906
Computer Cell Extension	1187
Computer Cell /Lab (Exam & Admin)	1180
Confidential Unit -A (Examination Section)	4256
Confidential Unit -B (Examination Section)	4257
Controller's Account Sec	1197
Controller office reception	1184
Counter Admission Sec	4269
Degree Unit	1189
Distance Education Section (Exams)	4261
Examination Division	1108
Manual Tabulation Unit (Result Processing Unit)	1198
Research Unit	4262
Dy. Controller
Mr. S.M. Rizwanur Rahman	1117			9997448254
Asstt. Controller
Mr. Ataat Husain	4268		2704979		ataathusain@yahoo.com
Mr. S. Qamar Mahdi	1172			8979415429
Mr. Wajid Ali	1110	2701807		9837043345
Mr. Mohd Nasir	1149			9319889997
Mr. Mohd. Siraj Qadri	4271			9412174658

Registrar Office

Name	Internal Number	Contact Number			Email
		Office	Home	Mobile
Registrar Captain Shahrukh Shamshad	1121	2700220	27017271280		registrar@amu.ac.in
P.S. to Registrar Mr. M.Yamin Khan	1121	2700220
O.S.D. (Developement)	1122	2706426
D.R.(Gen./A/c/SB & PS/C.R)	4260	2700932
D.R.(Legal /CPIO)	4255	2700785
D.R. (Development)/Liaison/VC Sect./(SC/ST Cell)	1177
D.R.(Councils / Sel.Comm.)	1140
D.R. (Academic)	1185
D.R. (Admin. T/Gen./Rec.)	4274
Consultant (Selection Committee)	1142
A.R (Selection Committee)	1145
A.R. (Admin-T)	1199
A.R. (Admin -NT)	1151	2700220
A.R  (Cadre Review)	1147
A.R. (Executive)	1148
A.R.  (Councils)	1190
A.R. (D.E)	4258
Academic Section	1168
Account Office	1144
Administration Section-NT	1150
Administration Section -T	1153
Cadre Review Cell	1160
Care Taker (Registrar)	1171			9358255269
Central Record Section	1175
Computer Cell (Registrar )	1178
Council Section	1141
D.E. Section	1156
Developement Section	1169
Executive Section	1148
General Section	1158
Grievance Section	1176
Legal Section	1166
Reception Enquiry	1184
Selection Committee office	1146
Service Book  Pension Section	1116
Statistical Cell	1170
SC/ ST Cell	4265
Deputy Registrars
Dr. Nazim Husain Jafri	4260	2700932
Dr.Syed Karamat Ali	11401142		2505810	8755510163	skaramatali@yahoo.co.in
Mr.Mohd.Arifuddin Ahmad	4255	2700785			arifuddinamu@gmail.com
Mr.Minhaj Ahmad Khan	1177		2720377
Mr. Nafees Ahmad Farooqui	1185		3298336
Mr S.M.Suroor Athar	4274	2721136			smsuroor@rediffmail.com
Assistant Registrars
Dr.Salik Ahmad Siddiqui	1151		2701908
Mr. Iftikhar Husain	11744258		2720911
Mr.Atiq Ahmad Khan	4254		2525345	9412562811
Mr.Z.I.Hashmi	1199		2708543	9997779047
Mr. Salman Siddiqui	1147		2701342	9897071342
Mr. S. Rahul Kabir	4253		2701451	9897540474

Finance Office

Name	Internal Number	Contact Number			Email
		Office	Home	Mobile
Finance Officer Mrs.Yasmin Jalal Beg	11191193	2703305			fo.amu@amu.ac.in
SPA to Finance Officer Mr. M.P. Sharma Mr. Shahid Husain	1119	2703305	27800152701980
Internal Audit Officer Mrs.Yasmin Jalal Beg	1167	2701095
OSD (Salary)	11941155	2700933
DFO(Cash/Stu.Sec/Pension)	1102
DFO (Internal Audit)	1159
DFO (Budget)	1173
AFO (Grants/Budget)	1129	2700934
AFO (Salary /PF)	1137
AFO (P.F/Bill/HBL/Adv.)	1106
AFO (Audit/Accounts/Loans & Adv)	1154
AFO (Cash/Student/Hospital)	11815865
Accounts Office	1133
Advance Section	1143
Bills Section	1138
Budget Section	1136
Cash Section	1105
Cheque Counter	1104
Computer Cell (Finance Off)	1179
Computer Unit (Cash/Stu.Sec )	4251
Grant Section	1132
HBL Section	1157
Internal Audit Office	1159	2701095
Leave Sec (Finance & A/C)	4259
Pay Revision Cell	1152
P.F.Section	1164
Pension Section	1114
Pension A/c Section	4273
Record Section (CAO)	1195
Salary Section	1139
Scholorship Section	1107
SIMS, FO	1192
Student's Account Section	1101
Student Sec. (Cash Counter)	1103
System Manager (CUCAO)	1135
Dy. Finance Officers
Mr.Noorus Salam	1159			9415695920
Mr.Masoodur Rehman	1102	2700934		9411979312
Mr. Shakaib Arsalan	1173		2506452	9897217169
Mr. Shakeel Ahmad (OSD Salary)	11941155		2502687
Asstt. Finance Officers
Mr. S. Nusrat Husain	1154	2701095
Mr. Khusro Nizam	1129
Mr.S.M. Amanullah	1137		2521920
Mr. S. Ziauddin Shah	11815865			9897048850

Public Relation Office  

Name	Internal Number	Contact Number			Email
		Office	Home	Mobile
Member-in-charge Prof. M Muzammil	11821357	2704182
P.R.O(Dr. Rahat Abrar)	1182	27041822700082	2402770	9358259107	rahatabrar@gmail.com
Assistant P.R.O(Mr. Zeeshan Ahmad)	1183	2704182		9412545888	zeeshanapro@gmail.com
Office	1183	2704182

 Principals of colleges & Schools

Name	Internal Number	Contact Number			Email
		Office	Home	Mobile
A.K. Tibbiya College Prof. Saud Ali Khan	60206021	24013642400383 2401668	2720777		prnaktc.amu@gmail.com
Dr. Z. Ahmad Dental College Prof. S. Husain Hashmi	5657 5837	2721184	3292355 2403835
J.N. Medical College Prof. Mohammed Ashraf Malik	58855886 5658	2721165		9837007606
University Polytechnic Prof. Syed Iqbal Ali	32363235	2721136	2703135	9412732708	siqbalali@rediffmail.com
Women's College Prof. Bilquis (Jamil) Nasim Waris	41904191	2403541	2403713	9368048631	bnwaris@yahoo.com
University Women's Polytechnic Mrs. Iffat Ara Bano	30753076	2721101	2400058
Z.H. College of Engg. & Technology Prof. Ekram Husain	19021903 3183	2700042			ehusain2001@gmail.com
A.M.U. Girls' High School Mrs. Amna Malik	41404141	2402647	2403647	9415798833	malik231@rediffmail.com
Abdullah Nursery School Ms. Wajiha Sherwani	41704171	2402070	2404747
A.B.K. Union School (Boys) Dr. Mohd. Abbas Niazi	3218			9897607828	abbas_niazi5@rediffmail.com
A.B.K. Union School (Girls) Dr. Mohd. Abbas Niazi	1268			9897607828	abbas_niazi5@rediffmail.com
Ahmadi School for the blind Mrs. Amna Malik		2706267	2403647	9415798833	malik231@rediffmail.com
City Girls High school (Qazipara) Mrs. Nasreen Bano		2410512	2403044
City High School Mr. Syed Tanweer Nabi		24067242406725	2704040		tanweer.nabi@rediffmail.com
S.T.S. High School Mr. Faisal Nafis	35513550	2703541	9368599922	9837319192
Sr. Sec. School (Boys) Mr. Abid Akhtar Khan (Teacher Incharge)	32963295	2701520	3299138
Sr. Sec. School (Girls) Mrs. Naghma Irfan	41504151	2400397	2902022	9719539056