Cadet College Fateh Jang کیڈٹ کالج فتح جنگ
Main Building of the Cadet College Fateh Jang
Address
Civil Hospital Road Fateh Jang , Punjab Pakistan
Coordinates	33°33′44″N 72°34′51″E / 33.5621°N 72.5807°E / 33.5621; 72.5807
Information
Type	Cadet college
Motto	(Arabic: إِنْ أُرِيدُ إِلَّا الْإِصْلَاحَ مَا اسْتَطَعْتُ) (I Desire Naught Save Reform [Hud – 11:88 (Sura : 11, Verse 88) Al-Quran])
Established	2001 (2001)
Founder	Mushtaq Ahmed Sipra
Principal	Sqn. Ldr. (R) Zaman Nasir , Pakistan Airforce[1]
Staff	55
Grades	6 to 12
Gender	Boys
Age	12 to 18
Enrollment	300 Cadets
Language	English
Campus size	27.5 acres (11.1 ha)
Houses	6
Color(s)	Blue
Yearbook	Dastak
Affiliation	Rawalpindi Board
Alumni	CCFJ Alumni
Demonym	Fatehian
Website	www.ccf.edu.pk

Cadet College Fateh Jang (Urdu: کیڈٹ کالج فتح جنگ) is a boys cadet college in Fateh Jang, Punjab, near Islamabad, Pakistan.^[2] It was established in 2001.

The cadet college provides students with multiple academic pathways, including Pakistani higher education, GCE O level and A level qualifications, and ISSB training for entry into the armed forces of Pakistan. Situated on over 220 kanals, the college comprises six houses and has facilities such as a mess hall, auditorium, three hostel blocks, two academic blocks, a mosque, swimming pool, sports amenities, cafeteria, and medical unit. It has the capacity to accommodate 350 cadets.^[3][4]

Cadet College Fateh Jang was founded by Mushtaq Ahmed Sipra, an educationist who also established Bahria Foundation Schools as the founding manager.^[5] The college was conceived in 2000 and began its operations in 2001.^[5]

Over the years, many notable personalities have attended the college ceremonies, including Abdul Qayyum,^[6] Muhammad Shawez Khan,^[7] and Samar Mubarakmand.^[8][9]

The campus has a two-story administrative block, an academic block, six boarding wings (Ayubi House, Ghazali House, Roomi House, Jinnah House, Sir Syed House, and Nishter House), an auditorium, a cadet mess, and an indoor sports complex. The academic block is equipped with whiteboards, projectors, and other audiovisual aids to facilitate learning. Additional facilities include a computer lab, library, science laboratories, and a mosque. The campus also has numerous playgrounds, a stadium with a 2000-person capacity, and a swimming pool for recreational activities.^[10][11][12]

The auditorium, with a capacity for approximately 1,000 attendees, serves as a multi-purpose venue for college students.^[13] Featuring a large stage, it hosts stage dramas, social events, talent showcases, co-curricular activities, and competitions.^[13][14] Additionally, the auditorium provides a platform for speeches by guests and commemorates significant ceremonial, national, and religious occasions.^[13]

The college is also recognized for its role in hosting the All Pakistan Debate Competition, held at its auditorium.^[15]

The college initially housed 40-50 cadets across two hostels, known as Ayubi and Romi houses.^[16] These hostels, referred to as houses, symbolically represented cadets through distinct colors.^[16] Subsequently, Ghazali, Jinnah, Nishtar, and Sir Syed houses were established in 2003, 2008, 2010, and 2014, respectively.^[16] Each room in these hostels accommodates eight cadets.^[16]

The Sahibzada Anwar Ahmed Sports Complex is a multifunctional sports facility which is named after Sahibzada Anwar Ahmed, a member of the college Board of Governors.^[13] The rectangular complex measures 25 feet in height, 84 feet in width, and 90 feet in length.^[13] It houses an array of indoor sports facilities, including a volleyball court, badminton courts, table tennis areas, and spaces for playing carrom board, chess, and ludo, as well as a basketball court.^[13][17] Additionally, an adjoining hall has an exercise equipment for physical fitness and bodybuilding.^[13]

The governing body of the college consists of military officers, educationists, and former civil servants.^[18]

The cadet college is divided into six administrative houses to provide independent hostels and playground facilities to the cadets.^[19]

Students in grades 6 through 9 undergo a multi-stage admission process, beginning with subject-specific entry tests based on their respective curricula and general knowledge.^[20][21] Applicants scoring above 65 percent advance to a physical fitness assessment, which evaluates vision, weight, height, chest and waist measurements, knee stability, and running endurance.^[20] Subsequently, qualifying candidates go through a general interview.^[20]

Upon admission, cadets, based on academic performance, can become eligible for various financial awards.^[22] Full tuition fee concessions are granted to students who achieve the top three positions in board examinations.^[22] Additional scholarships include the Class Distinction Scholarship and the Late Mushtaq Ahmed Sipra Memorial Merit.^[22] The Chairman Discretionary Fund provides scholarships for those scoring over 90 percent in board examinations, and additional concessions are extended to children of Pakistan Air Force personnel.^[22]

Students at the Cadet College Fateh Jang have consistently excelled, achieving high marks in the annual Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Rawalpindi examinations.^[23][24]

• Siddiqui, Muhammad Usman; Shaukat, Shaukat Mahmood (2021). A Brief History of the Public and Private Colleges of District Attock. Islamabad, Pakistan.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

• Official website