1. Admission Fee (Once at the time of admission) Rs. 5,000/-.
2. Security Deposit. (Once at the time of admission, refundable at the time of leaving provided it is claimed within three years of leaving the Institute and clearance of AIT dues) Rs. 2,500/-.
3. Tuition Fee Per Year Rs. 21,000/-.
4. Processing Fee Rs. 500/- (Once at the time of submitting Application for Admission).
5. Sports Fee Rs. 500/- (Once at the time of Admission).
6. All Charges are payable in advance for a whole year and are NOT REFUNDABLE.
7. Admission will be given in each higher class after the payment of full tuition fee before commencement of the classes and approval of the Principal.

1. Once admitted in AIT all students are required to get registered with the SBTE. Registration Form along with all required
   documents to be submitted to SBTE by the last date as announced by the board.
2. Students who fail to get registered with SBTE, will not be allowed to submit Examination Form and consequently will lose
   Studentship of AIT.

1. Sindh Board of Technical Education conducts the Annual Examinations throughout Sindh Province. Admit cards to the
   eligible students are issued by the Board.
2. To appear in the examination, a student is required to attend teaching classes of not less than 75%.
3. The medium of teaching, instructions and examination is English.
4. No Registration & Examination Form shall be accepted by SBTE directly from the student.
5. No Examination Form will be accepted without registration slip issued by the Board.
6. A student who does not appear in the Board examination for two academic years consecutively, shall not be eligible to
   reappear in the subsequent examination and shall be removed from the roll of the Institute.

1. The Sindh Board of Technical Education (SBTE) award the Diploma of Associate Engineer (DAE) to the successful
   candidates.
2. As per Rules Institutions affiliated with the SBTE is not allowed to issue any kind of certificates to the students unless
   authorized by the SBTE.

AIT conducts mid-term examinations, the results of the examinations and overall performance of the students are being shared
with their parents.

1. All students passing SSC/TSC examination with Grade A-1, seeking admission in the 1st Year DAE (any technology) in the
   same year, will be awarded a merit scholarship amounting to Rs. 24000/- for the 1st Year subject to availability of seats and
   will continue to get the same amount in subsequent years, provided he/she passes every examination in the first attempt with
   minimum grade “A”.
2. All students passing SSC/TSC examination with Grade A, seeking admission in 1st Year DAE (any technology) in the same
   year will be awarded a merit scholarship, amounting to Rs. 21,000/- for the 1st Year subject to availability of seats and will
   continue to get the same amount in subsequent years, provided he/she passes every examination in the first attempt with
   minimum grade “A”.
3. Scholarships and financial assistance are also provided to financial hardship and studious students with specific reference to
   regularity in attendance, merit in studies, family income, progress in studies in the Institute and the results of SBTE
   Examination. (Scholarships are also awarded up to 100% of tuition fee to students who have obtained 1st & 2nd & 3rd position
   in their first attempt in SBTE Examination). Criteria for award of Scholarship for Diploma Courses from Second Year
   onwards are formulated by the Scholarship Committee.
4. . The Scholarship Committee also grants fee concession up to 75% to students who are financially deficient and keen to
   continue their studies and .have shown evidence of the same by his/her good academic performance as well as attendance.

Aslam Shah Khan Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals are awarded by the Donor’s Family to the students who get First, Second and
Third Position respectively in their final year examinations held by the Sindh Board of Technical Education.

The character is the destiny of man. It aims at developing attitudes and capacity to behave in a dignified manner in all
circumstances. The progress and development of the present-day Muslim World are seriously hampered by moral turpitude and lack
of self-discipline. Building a character is, therefore, particularly very important. We must have our own criterion of morals in the
light of Quranic teachings. The importance of teaching and training the youth to act in accordance with Islamic manners is what
has been inculcated at Aligarh. The Aligarh Muslim Old Boys’ Association of Pakistan is trying its utmost to keep alive the spirit
of Aligarh Movement.

1. All students of the Institute shall conform to the Rules and Regulations of the Institute and are under overall disciplinary
   control of the Principal.
2. Breach of rules, misconduct, irregularity in attendance, idleness, lack of reasonable progress in studies, etc., will render a
   student liable to disciplinary action including expulsion or rustication from the Institute. In this regard, the Principal is the
   sole and final authority.
3. Students who remain absent (for seven days at a stretch without notice) either from theory or practical classes will not be
   allowed to resume their study until a satisfactory explanation is submitted and accepted.
4. A student desirous of leaving the Institute must apply in writing and such an application must be countersigned by the
   student’s parent or guardian. Admission once canceled shall not be restored.
5. Students are strictly forbidden from submitting applications, appeals or any other communication direct to any authority other
   than the Head of Department. Any contravention of this rule shall make the student liable for disciplinary action.
6. The following, among others, shall constitute acts of indiscipline for which action shall be taken against the student or
   students.
   a. Breach of any rule of public morality, such as:
   i. Use of indecent or filthy language.
   ii. Disorderly behavior, such as shouting, abusing, quarreling, fighting and insolence.
   b. Defiance of authority
   c. False impression or giving false information or willful suppression of information, cheating or deceiving.
   d. Visiting places declared out of bounds for students.
   e. Inciting or staging a walkout, strike or an unauthorized procession.
   f. Shouting of slogans derogatory to the prestige of the Institute or the reputation of its officers or teachers, wall
   chalking/misuse of Notice Boards, etc.
   g. Political activities of any nature within the Campus.
   h. Displaying any banner or poster in the Institute except as allowed by the Principal, for official functions of the Institute.
   i. Refusal to show the Institute Identity Card as and when demanded by any official of the institute.
   j. Not wearing properly the prescribed uniform of the Institute.
   k. Use of prayer place, or any part of the premises for any other purpose except prayers, without the prior written approval of the
   Principal.
   l. Cheating or attempting to cheat at an examination.
   m. Boycotting an examination, persuading or forcing others to boycott, or disrupt an examination
7. Damage to the Institute’s Property
   Any willful damage or loss to the property of the Institute will be charged to students individually or collectively as recommended by Disciplinary Committee.