Medical Center
The College Medical Centre has a ward for the Cadets. The College Resident
Medical Officer (MBBS), Who is assisted by the other medical staff, runs it. All
minor ailments are treated at the Medical Centre but specialized treatment and
in case of serious illness/and injury, the patients are referred to district
hospital Palandri, CMH and MH Rawalpindi or general hospital according to the
entitlement of the cadets' parents. Medical Charges etc, if any, on medical
treatment out side the college are charged to the cadets. To immunize against
epidemics , vaccination , and inoculation are carried out periodically . Cadets
are weighed, measured and medically checked up periodically and proper health
record is maintained.

Cadet Mess
There are two dinning halls in the Cadet Mess. The Mess is run under the
supervision of a Messing Officer, caterer and assistant caterer. Cadets are also
associated with the management of the Mess. One representative from each class
is the member of the Mess Committee which meets regularly to draw the menu and
ways and means of improving the messing standard. The Mess Committee is presided
over by the principal. Meals include breakfast, Tea Break, Lunch and dinner.
These meals are wholesome and balanced. There is no provision for extra messing.
Sick cadets are supplied the food prescribed by the medical officer.
Ghazi-e-Millat Auditorium
Cadet College Palandri owns a spacious
multi-purpose auditorium. Sitting capacity of the auditorium is about 600. It is
used for morning assemblies, in which cadets give presentations on multi-media
on various topics. On weekends, cadets watch movies in the auditorium. Different
functions and programs of the College are celebrated and held in the
Ghazi-e-Millat auditorium.

Mosque
The
essentials of religion are taught at the College. Islamiyat is a compulsory
subject. The prayers in the College Mosque supplement the religious education in
the classroom. Observance of fast in the month of Ramzan and holding of
functions on the days of religious significance are also practiced. In addition,
the morning assembly begins with the recitation of the Verses from the Holy
Quran followed by their translation.

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