F. G. Sir Syed College

The institution began as a Public School in 1958. In 1968 it was raised to an Inter College. Degree classes (bachelors) were introduced in 1972.[1] The schools and college wings were separated in 1975 as independent institutions. Prof. Ch. Ghulam Abbas (deceased) was among those who delivered the first ever lecture when the college started. His son, an ex-student of the college, Mr. Naseem Abbas became the first teacher's son to be a lecturer in the same department (Pol.Sc) in January 2000 to 2001 and again in 2005–2006. Dr. Allah Bakhsh Malik, PhD, PAS, UNESCO Confucius Laureate and former Federal Secretary, Government of Pakistan studied here in 1976-78.

There are a number of students in Rawalpindi & Islamabad who got A-1 Grade in FBISE. There are more than a thousand students who get admission every year in FG Sir Syed College. This year the college got 2nd and 3rd position in HSSC Part II from FBISE. The students of Sir Syed College have achieved 127 Federal Board positions since its inception. Previous year college achieved 152 A+ grades and 86 A grades.

The college was run by the Cantonment Board, Rawalpindi until its nationalization on 1 June 1975. It is presently under the administrative control of the Federal Government Educational Institutions (Cantts/Garrisons) Directorate, GHQ, Rawalpindi.

• Abdul Qadir Qureshi (1968–1974)
• M. H. Hamdani (1974–1982)
• Amin Bhatti (1982–1998)
• Ghulam Sarwar(1998–2004)
• Prof. Muhammad Safdar Satti(2004–2005)
• Prof. Obaidullah Bhatti (2005–2009)
• Prof. Iftekhar Yousaf (2009–2011)
• Prof. Khalid Zareef (2010–2017)
• Prof. Abdullah Khan Niazi (2017-2018)
• Prof. Muhammad Naeem (2018-2019)
• Prof. Irfan (Current)

The College offers Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medical and General Science (With Computer Science & Statistics) subjects to the students who have completed their matriculation (equivalent to O-levels). I.Com program was started in 2009. ICS program was started in the year 2000. It was a brain child of Prof. Zahoor of Statistics Department. He established computer labs and managed these for almost 10 years.