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National University of Natural Medicine, formerly known as the National College of Natural Medicine Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title National College .
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National College is the first college of the Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate board. Today this board has over 22 educational institutions catering to students from all background. it was established in Independent India in 1949 under the leadership of Late Principal K.M. Kundnani and Late Barrister H. G. Advani - who had migrated from Sind, Pakistan to Mumbai after Independence.
Government National College, Karachi is a college in Karachi, Pakistan. Government National College ( Urdu : گورنمنٹ نیشنل کالج ، کراچی ) is a college of Karachi being run under one roof, with all the three faculties of science, arts and commerce up to degree level being affiliated with the University of Karachi .
In 1958, the school was renamed the National College of Arts and Mian Barkat Ali was appointed as principal. [8] Designated the premier art institution in the country, it was transferred to the Ministry of Education from the Ministry Industries in the 1960s. It received degree-awarding status in 1985 and created its first graduate programs in 1999.
However, all of them migrated to India in 1947. It got repositioned at Bandra, Mumbai as R. D. National College. Government of Sindh took over the college on 21 June 1948. The college imparted education up to intermediate level to the students of the faculty of science and up to B.A (Hons:) to the students belonging to the faculty of Arts.