Aitchison College Lahore

The foundation stone of the main building was laid by His Excellency the Viceroy, the Earl of Dufferin and Ava on Wednesday 3rd November 1886. Aitchison College is the lineal descendent of the wards’ School at Ambala and the Chiefs’ Colleges. The College is named after then Lt. Governor of the Punjab, Sir Charles Umpherston Aitchison. The College stands in its own estate of over 186 acres in the heart of present-day Lahore. Its grounds and buildings are some of the best known architectural set pieces of the town. The Governor of the Punjab is the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the College.

With a focus on academic excellence and holistic development, Aitchison College ensures that admission seats are allocated fairly. Prospective students undergo a rigorous admission process that evaluates their academic potential, extracurricular achievements, and personal qualities. The institution's commitment to diversity and inclusivity is reflected in its admission policies, which aim to select students from diverse backgrounds who can contribute positively to the college community. Aitchison College's admissions team ensures transparency and fairness throughout the selection process, maintaining the institution's reputation as a beacon of educational excellence in Pakistan.