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Welcome to the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture.

IVS is based in Pakistan's bustling port-city of Karachi of over 10 million people, which forms the financial and business hub for Pakistan. The city features as a melting pot for migrants from across the country, which are reflected in the diverse cultural and culinary experiences to be found here.

Karachi History
Karachi evolved from a fishing village, which under British patronage became the capital for the southern province of Sindh. After Independence, it served as the capital of Pakistan till the new capital of Islamabad was complete. Today it serves as a commercial and business hub, with a natural harbor that handles shipping of goods for the entire country.

Things to Do
Reflecting its trading history, the city is home to numerous bazaars that can be a joy to explore. In particular, the wholesale markets around the old section of town - Kharadar/Meethadar area - make for interesting visits.

Excursions from the the city can be undertaken to various sites. Archeological sites of Moenjodharo - a 5000 year old city on the banks of the River Indus - the Makli necropolis outside Thatta and the Chawkandi tombs are all a short distance from the city. Other nearby sights include Thatta's Shah Jehan mosque and the water fowl reserve at Haleji lake.

 

Campus

The campus is located along the beach front facing the mouth of Karachi's harbor. Ringed on all sides by public parks, the campus is in a residential area with easy access to public transport, and a major food district behind it. The many apartments lying alongside provide easy accommodation for students from outside Karachi.

 

Accommodation

While the college does not provide housing for students, it does help in finding
and negotiating accommodation for students.

Currently, most external students opt for apartments around IVS or in nearby Clifton/D.H.A. for ease of transportation. Prices are varied and depend on the quality/size of the apartment as
well as the number of students sharing it.

For more information please contact the Administration.

 

 

 

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In an age of rapid social, technological and aesthetic transition, we feel committed to educating our students with the ability to analyse and critique experience, and to nurture their creative abilities so they become active, outstanding members of our society, both personally and professionally.

Founders
Arshad Abdulla, Haamid N. Jaffer, Imran Mir, Inayat Ismail, Nighat Mir, Noorjehan Bilgrami,
Shahid Abdulla, Shahid Sajjad, Shehnaz Ismail, Syed Akeel Bilgrami

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The IVS was granted an independent charter by the Government of Sindh in June 1994, thereby empowering
it to award its own degrees. It was the fourth private institution of higher learning in Pakistan to be given degree awarding status.
Admission to the School is strictly based on merit as determined by an aptitude test, an interview process and a weightage criteria.

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