Annual Day parade and prize distribution
Cadets of all four houses marched past the Chief Guest, followed by the prize distribution for academics, sports and societies.
Girls Cadet College Quetta was established by the Government of Balochistan to give girls from every district of the province a residential education that builds knowledge, confidence and leadership.
Cadets live in four houses, study a science-focused curriculum, and follow a day that begins with physical training at dawn and ends with prep in the evening. Discipline here is not an end in itself. It is how cadets learn to manage their time, lead others and keep their word.
Read the history of the collegeParents send us their daughters for five years. We try to return them as young women who can think clearly, work hard without being told, and lead with confidence and respect.
Principal’s name
Principal, Girls Cadet College Quetta
Read the full messageCadets join in Class VIII and leave after the higher secondary examinations in Class XII.
Class VIII
A foundation year in English, Urdu, mathematics and science, with the first taste of house life, drill and games.
Classes IX and X
Science group for all cadets, preparing for the SSC examinations and the choice of stream for Classes XI and XII.
Classes XI and XII
FSc Pre-Medical, FSc Pre-Engineering or ICS, with guidance for MDCAT, ECAT and university applications.
Every cadet belongs to a house for all five years. Houses compete in sport, debating, drill and academics for the Principal’s Cup.
Ayesha House is named after Hazrat Ayesha (RA), who is remembered for her wisdom, knowledge, intelligence, and devotion to learning. The color pink represents love, kindness, compassion, and hope. Ayesha House inspires its cadets to seek knowledge, think wisely, speak with confidence, and treat others with kindness. Like a guiding light, the house encourages every cadet to learn, grow, and become a source of positive change in society
Hafsa House is named after Hazrat Hafsa (RA), known for her devotion, dignity, scholarship, and contribution to preserving Islamic knowledge. Its color, purple, symbolizes wisdom, dignity, creativity, and strength of character. Hafsa House encourages cadets to value education, remain disciplined, and develop a strong sense of responsibility. It represents the power of knowledge combined with courage, patience, and noble character.
Khadija House is named after Hazrat Khadija (RA), a remarkable woman remembered for her faith, courage, generosity, loyalty, and unwavering support for the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The color **blue** represents peace, trust, stability, and strength. Khadija House inspires cadets to be courageous, dependable, compassionate, and steadfast in difficult times. It teaches that true strength lies in faith, character, sacrifice, and service to others.
Zainab House is named after Hazrat Zainab (RA), whose life represents courage, patience, dignity, and steadfastness. The color **yellow** symbolizes light, hope, energy, and optimism. Zainab House encourages cadets to face challenges with courage and to remain hopeful even in difficult circumstances. It represents the bright spirit of determination and reminds every cadet to shine through good character, confidence, discipline, and service.
Cadets of all four houses marched past the Chief Guest, followed by the prize distribution for academics, sports and societies.
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