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alumniofficer@aitchison.edu.pk
www.aitchison.edu.pk/alumni
www.facebook.com/aitchisonalumni/
April 2018
The Alumni Office at Aitchison College develops, promotes and manages programmes for our alumni to keep them
connected with the College and one another. The office also coordinates with ACOBA and different College depart-
ments to generate maximum alumni engagement and support.
ALUMNUS IN FOCUS
CONTENTS:
Old Aitchisonian Syed Moham-
mad Mohsin is the Chairman of
Mitchell’s Fruit Farms Ltd., the
oldest and one of the largest
food processing companies in
Pakistan. A successful and
enterprising business leader
with over 50 years of industry
experience, Mr. Mohsin partly
credits his success to his
schooling at Aitchison College.
He joined the College in 1939
and left after completing his
HSC in 1948. The below
excerpt is from an interview
with the former Godley-ite in
which he talks about his time at
Aitchison College and his feel-
ings for his alma mater.
Alumnus in Focus
News & Events
• Guest Speaker Session
• Cross Country Race
• Tent Pegging Competition
• Revival of Trekking at Aitchison College
• Alumni College Tours
• Founders’ Day
• Old Boys’ Art Exhibition
• Balliol College Oxford partners
Aitchison College
• Aitchison wins best delegation
at LUMS PSIFI
• Cricket returns to the Top
• Sports Tours
• Wellington College Tour
• Archives Update
“One of the primary gains that I made because of my schooling at
Aitchison was the spirit of competition. It is extremely important for
a young boy to be inspired and stimulated. The education I received
at Aitchison and the environment in which I lived, ignited in me the
ambition to compete, struggle and to do well in life. I joined Aitchi-
son in 1939. The College had just emerged from its earlier period of
being a place for children from privileged and aristocratic families. It
was gradually moving into an era where it was transforming itself
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