BS Statistics

Admission Requirement

• At least 50% marks in Intermediate or equivalent are required to apply.
• At at least 50 % marks in Statistics or Mathematic

Scheme of Study

• English-I
• Pakistan Studies
• Introduction to Computer
• Introduction to Psychology-I
• Introduction to Sociology-I
• Introduction to Statistics
• English-II
• Islamic Studies/Ethics
• Calculus and Analytical Geometry-I
• Introduction to Business Management
• Diversity of Plants and Related Life
• Introduction to Probability Distribution
• English-III
• Calculus and Analytical Geometry-II
• Biology-I
• Introduction to Differential Equations
• Basic Statistical Inference
• Introduction to Numerical Analysis
• Introduction to Environmental Science
• Introduction to Linear Algebra
• Introduction to Economics
• Official Statistics
• Probability & Probability Distribution-I
• Sampling Technique-I
• Design & Analysis of Experiments-I
• Regression Analysis-I
• Statistical Packages
• Probability & Probability Distribution-II
• Sampling Technique-II
• Design & Analysis of Experiments-II
• Regression analysis-II
• Estimation
• Hypothesis Testing
• Applied Multivariate Analysis
• Research Methods
• Time Series Analysis (Elective-I)
• Statistical Quality Control (Elective-II)

For students having Thesis

• Multivariate Data Analysis
• Non Parametric Methods (Elective-III)
• Categorical Data Analysis (Elective-IV)
• Thesis

For non-thesis students

• Multivariate Data Analysis
• Non Parametric Methods (Elective-III)
• Categorical Data Analysis (Elective-IV)
• Entrepreneurship
• Elective-V
• Elective-VI

List of General Courses for BS

• Psychology
• Philosophy
• Economics
• International Relations
• Mass Communications
• Sociology
• Business Administration(Entrepreneurship)
• Human Resource Management
• Environmental Sciences
• Principles of Management & Marketing
• Basic Financial Management
• History of Human Civilization
• Introduction to Biology
• Foreign Language other than English (such as
• French, German, Chinese etc).
• Introduction to Physics
• Advanced Calculus

List of Elective Courses for BS/MSc

Population Studies

• Categorical Data Analysis
• Time Series Analysis
• Statistical Quality Control
• Bio Statistics
• Actuarial Statistics
• Agricultural and Industrial Statistics
• Data Mining
• Multivariate Data Analysis
• Non-Parametric Methods
• Operations Research
• Research Methods
• Bayesian Statistics
• Stochastic Process
• Reliability Analysis
• Decision Theory
• Numerical Methods
• Mathematical Models and Simulation
• Robust Method

MSc Statistics

Admission Requirement

• At least 45% marks in terminal degree or equivalent are required to apply.
• In addition the above Para the candidate must have at least 50% marks in Statistics (200 Marks) Elective subject in BSc or equivalent.

Merit Shall be calculates as:

• Weightage of obtained marks in Matriculation or equivalent = 30 %
• Weightage of obtained marks in Intermediate or equivalent= 30 %
• Weightage of obtained marks in BSc or equivalent = 40%

Scheme of Studies

Note: The courses offered for BS in Semester-V to VIII are same for MSc program in Semester I to IV.

MPhil Statistics

Admission Criteria

• At least sixteen (16) years of education with terminal degree in relevant subject shall be required.
• The candidate shall have at least 45% marks in the annual examination system or 2.5 CGPA in the semester system examination throughout his / her academic career except in Matriculation and Intermediate
• Candidate shall have to pass the Departmental Subject Based Written Test (DSBWT) and interview.

Scheme of Studies

• Research Methods and Advanced Applied Statistics-II
• Mathematical Statistics
• Advance Sampling Techniques
• Advance Linear models in Statistics
• Elective
• Elective
• Elective
• Elective
• Thesis

List of Elective Courses for Mphil

• Research Workshop
• Advanced Statistical Computing
• Design and Analysis of Experiment
• Non-Parametric Models
• Linear Models
• Econometric Methods
• Statistical Inference
• Bayesian Statistics
• Multivariate Analysis
• Order Statistics
• Advance Time Series Analysis
• Acceptance Sampling in Quality Control
• Neurostatistics
• Advanced topics in Biostatistics

PhD Statistics

Admission Criteria

• At least sixteen (18) years of education with terminal degree in relevant domain with thesis shall be required.
• The candidate shall have at least 60% marks in the annual examination system or 3.0 CGPA in the semester system in the terminal degree with not more than two second divisions in entire academic career.
• Not less than 50 % marks in any degree and no third division or “D” grade throughout his / her academic career except in Matriculation and Intermediate examinations.
• GRE / GAT subject (60%) shall be required with submission of application form.

Publications

1. Fayyaz Ahmad, Attique Hussain, Safee Ullah Chaudary, Iftikhar Ahmad, Shahid M.Ramay (2016). A Novel Method for the Detection of Voxels for Decision Making: an fMRI Study. International Journal of Imaging Systems and Technology, Vol.26(2): 163-176.
2. Fayyaz Ahmed, Iftikhar Ahmad and Waqar Mahmood Dar (2016). Identification and classification of voxels of human brain for rewardless-related decision making using ANN techniques. Neural Computing and Applications, DOI:10.1007/s00521-016-2413-6.
3. Amber Shahzad, Mirza Rizwan Sajid, Sameera Shafiq (2016). Demographic Factors of Domestic Violence: An Analysis of PDHS 2012-13. International Journal of Gender and Women's Studies. Vol.3: 2. 
4. Mirza Rizwan Sajid (2016). Impact of Social Media on Political Efficacy and Vote Intention: A Case of Educated Youth , Accepted.
5. Asghar,z, Naveed Shahzad, Shehzad, F.,Shahzadi, M. Parameter Estimation of Power Function Distribution with TL-moments. Revista Colombiana de Estadí stica, Vol.38(2): 321-334
6. Fatima,S. Zaheer Abbas. Hussain, M.,Malik, M.F., Noureen,N., Ane,N (2015). Yield performance of turmer:c varities intercropped with mulberry plantations. American Eurasian J.Agric.& Environ.Sci.,Vol. 15( 10): 2076-2097.
7. Naveed Shahzad Asghar,Z. (2015). Transmuted Power Function Distribution, A new more flexible Distribution, Accepted.
8. Naveed Shahzad (2016). Transmuted Singh Maddala distribution: A more flexible distribution, Accepted.
9. Naveed Shahzad (2016). Factors Influencing Students' Professional Career Selection: Multivariate Analysis, Accepted.
10. Naveed Shahzad (2016). Occupational career achievements: Role of Student’s career selection, Accepted.
11. Naveed Shahzad (2016). Transmuted two Parameters Rayleigh distribution: A Generalization of the two Parameters Rayleigh distribution., Accepted.

Seminars

History of Pioneers Statistician and Basic of Design of Experiments