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BS Statistics

Statistics are used in all areas of science, engineering, technology, business, industry and commerce. Statistical models are often developed to assist in predicting the evolution of many phenomena including production, planning, bio-medical aspects, weather patterns and climate changes. Throughout many businesses and industries, statistical and operations research methods are used to solve problems such as resource allocation, planning and forecasting future requirements. In the business sector decisions on future strategies usually depend on the forecast of economic and financial trends that are generated from statistical models of the market phenomena.

The structure and content of the courses within the program focus on the skills and techniques that are relevant and applicable.

Admission Requirments

Qualifications:
  • FA/F.Sc with minimum 55% marks OR A-level in three main subjects (no subsidiary) with minimum Grade C with Equivalence Certificate OR Grade 12 with minimum Grade C with Equivalence Certificate.
  • Candidates must have 55% marks in Intermediate/ A Level Mathematics.

Degree Requirments

To receive BS Statistics degree, a student must complete a total of 130 credit hours with a minimum CGPA of 2.50.

Road Map

Semester 1
Sr. No. Course Type Course Title Cr. Hrs.
1 Major Statistical Method I 3
2 Core English – I 3
3 Core Islamic Studies / Core Ethics 2
4 General General – I 3
5 General General – II 3
6 General General – III 3
Total 17
Semester 2
Sr. No. Course Type Course Title Cr. Hrs.
1 Major Statistical Method II 3
2 Major Probability Distribution I 3
3 Core English – II 3
4 Core Pakistan Studies 2
5 Core Introduction to Computers 3
6 General General – IV 3
Total 17
Semester 3
Sr. No. Course Type Course Title Cr. Hrs.
1 Major Sampling Techniques I 3
2 Major Statistical Inference – I 3
3 Major Probability Distribution II 3
4 Core English – III 3
5 General General – V 3
6 General General – VI 3
Total 18
Semester 4
Sr. No. Course Type Course Title Cr. Hrs.
1 Major Statistical Inference II 3
2 Major Sampling Techniques II 3
3 Major Experimental Design I 3
4 Major Categorical Data Analysis 3
5 Core Mathematics 3
6 General General – VII 3
Total 18
Semester 5
Sr. No. Course Type Course Title Cr. Hrs.
1 Major Statistical Quality Control 3
2 Major Experimental Design II 3
3 Major Statistical Computing 3
4 General General – VIII 3
5 General General – IX 3
6 General General – X 3
Total 18
Semester 6
Sr. No. Course Type Course Title Cr. Hrs.
1 Major Time Series Forecasting 3
2 Major Survival Analysis 3
3 Major Linear Models 3
4 Major Research Methodology 3
5 General General – XI 3
Total 15
Semester 7
Sr. No. Course Type Course Title Cr. Hrs.
1 Major Statistical Consultancy 3
2 Major Applied Multivariate Analysis 3
3 Major Applied Regression Analysis 3
4 Major Data Analysis & Report Writing 3
Total 12
Semester 8
Sr. No. Course Type Course Title Cr. Hrs.
1 Major Reliability Analysis 3
2 Major Operations Research 3
3 Major Internship 3
4 Major Research Report 6
Total 15
Category Credit Hours
Core 19
Major 78
General 33
Total 130

Active Citizenship Program

Active Citizenship program offered by Kinnaird College in collaboration with British Council and HEC is a social leadership training program that promotes intercultural dialogue and community-led social development. It is a mandatory requirement for the completion of underGraduate degree and based on two semesters. All students will study the theoretical portion through different activities starting in their 3rd semester. They will plan their social action projects in 4th semester and implement it in the field.

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