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Donate Now Alumni In Focus Through Alumni In Focus, we celebrate accomplishments of our distinguished Old Boys, individuals who exemplify skill and prestige in their chosen paths. They continue to inspire the next generation of students through their achievements. Umer Siddiq (Class of 2013) Umer Siddiq has made a significant mark in the climate-tech landscape by inventing Pakistan's first patent-filed Biological Air Purification System. Umer attended Aitchison College from 2001 to 2013 before completing his Bachelor of Architecture at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) in 2018. Before shifting his focus toward environmental engineering, he gained diverse professional experience across multiple sectors. His early career included managing operations in logistics and manufacturing, as well as serving as the Principal Architect at Vizyon Interiors. He also founded w3 Merch in March 2024. In July 2025, Umer launched Algoss, a climate-tech initiative dedicated to reducing dense urban air pollution through integrated, science-qualified systems. His work combines environmental engineering and biological systems to deliver applied urban solutions. Under his leadership, the venture has developed biofiltration setups and remediation systems specifically engineered to operate in toxic, dry, and arid environments. The College is beaming with pride to see our Old Boys’ efforts towards a sustainable and ecologically sound future. View Previous in Focus Yearbook Birthday Calendar Celebrating our Old Boys throughout the year. Note: Birthday data may be inaccurate. Please contact the alumni office for any discrepancies. Birthdays Loading birthdays... Obituaries Remembering those that have left us until we meet again. Sep 29, 2026 Remembering Capt (Retd) Elahi Dad (E.D.) Noon (Class of 1957) Sep 20, 2026 Remembering Shahzada Irfan Ahmed (Class of 1989) In Memory of Rai Haq Nawaz Dhudy Sep 10, 2026 Remembering Qasim Imran Ali View All Obituaries Loading... Loading...

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