Top faculty, generous scholarships, AS qualifications
Join KIMS to reach your full potential and succeed in your A Level exams.
- The A Level programme is the specialty of KIMS. Established in 1993, KIMS is one of the oldest institutions offering A Level education in Pakistan.
- We have senior A Level teachers for all sections of a subject. Our faculty’s experience, commitment and devotion play a vital role in the academic excellence of our students.
- There is a convenient time table for students, giving them ample time for self-study and leisure.
- The owners of the school are teachers as well, their personal involvement in teaching at KIMS being a boost to students and fellow teachers alike.
- The teachers of KIMS have authored several books for A Level on the subjects of Accounting, Business, Economics and Mathematics, which are very popular among students and teachers all over Pakistan.
- KIMS successfully introduced Advanced Subsidiary (AS) Level in 2005 and has been producing outstanding AS results ever since. Saira Hussain of KIMS topped in Lahore in the AS examination of 2007 while Atif Maqsood secured the best 3 As across the city in 2008.
- KIMS successfully introduced Advanced Subsidiary (AS) Level in 2005 and has been producing outstanding AS results ever since. Saira Hussain of KIMS topped in Lahore in the AS examination of 2007 while Atif Maqsood secured the best 3 As across the city in 2008.
- There is a strong emphasis on extracurricular and sports activities, for which, grounds are frequently booked.
- Other facilities include a recreation room, Student Lounge and well-furnished girls’ common room.
- Arrangements are made for efficient, professional and proper student counselling to help students with admissions in foreign universities.
- Generous scholarships are offered to students with 7 or more As at O Level by almost every school. However, besides extremely generous scholarships to such outstanding students , KIMS also grants scholarships to students with 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 A grades at O Level, which are significantly higher than any other school.
Students are required to choose a minimum of three and a maximum of four subjects from a discipline (Medical, Engineering, General Science/Commerce or Humanities). In exceptional situations, students may be allowed to study more subjects. We recommend that students study only three subjects at A Level as they may be unable to bear the burden of more. In certain cases, scoring 3 As could be better than scoring 3 As and a B (e.g. when a student scores a B grade in the subjects considered by IBCC and an A in a subject which is not considered by IBCC). However, students with a sound academic background and keen attitude towards studies are encouraged to take up additional subjects.
- Accounting
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Business
- Computer Science
- Economics
- IT
- Law
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Urdu
Please note that:
- Any subject with enrolment below 5 will not be offered.
- To study Computer Science, it is compulsory to study Mathematics, and studying Physics is recommended.
It is emphasized that the choice of subjects at O Level and A Level must augment the possibilities of admission in prestigious universities later on. The following guidelines shall be useful in this regard:
Please also note the following:
- Students not studying Mathematics at A Level will find many future educational opportunities closed to them. Thus, they are strongly advised to choose Mathematics as one of their subjects.
- A student prepared in A Level Sciences can always choose to change his future career and easily study subjects such as Economics and Management Sciences. Please remember that A Level Mathematics is a prerequisite for studying Economics after A Level.
- Students seeking admission in a good foreign university in the field of Engineering or Economics are advised to study Further Mathematics. However, Further Mathematics is a difficult subject and should be selected only by those who possess a strong aptitude for Mathematics.
- Students seeking admission in a good foreign university in the field of Engineering or Economics are advised to study Further Mathematics. However, Further Mathematics is a difficult subject and should be selected only by those who possess a strong aptitude for Mathematics.
- Business is credited half if studied along with Accounting or Economics, especially in the UK. However, most of the good universities in the rest of the world (including all universities in Pakistan) take Business as a full subject even with Accounting and/or Economics. The contents of these subjects significantly overlap, so we do not recommend students to study Business along with Economics and/or Accounting at A Level.
- Students may add/drop subjects within the first month through the Add/Drop Form available with the Student Coordinator. Adding or dropping subjects later on in the programme is not encouraged.
TESTIMONIALS
What Our Students Have To Say
My father dreamt of travelling around the world on his motorbike, but when he died young at age 34, I decided to fulfill his dream. I took motorcycle riding lessons from my younger brother and became the first female motorcyclist to travel across Pakistan solo. I travelled through regions where it is taboo for women to venture out unaccompanied, let alone on two wheels. A biopic is being filmed about my journey called “Motorcycle Girl”. I keep a photo blog, Zenith Irfan: 1 Girl 2 Wheels, on Facebook to document my journeys. I did my A Level from KIMS in 2014.
I have been a part of the South Asian music fraternity for over a decade now. I was the former lead vocalist of the Pakistani band JAL, after which I started my solo career. I have performed in numerous concerts worldwide and also contributed songs to Bollywood. I made my solo debut on Coke Studio 10 in 2017. To explore other talents in me, I took on acting and played the lead role in a number of drama serials. I have also walked the ramp for some of the most renowned designers in Pakistan. I did my A Level from KIMS in 2001, and later pursued a B.Sc. in Computers.
After completing my A Level in 2005, I pursued a BSc in Computer Science at FAST, followed by an MSc in Computer Science at LUMS. I have been employed at Microsoft Corporation since 2012, and am currently working on Xbox and Windows. Working abroad, I try not to miss my city, Lahore, too much.
