The College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan is a unique postgraduate medical institution in Asia. Founded Fifty-Four Years ago, it has the objective of promoting specialist medical practice; arrange postgraduate medical training and research and advance the high principles of medical profession. The institution which had a humble beginning by Awarding Fellowships by examinations to TWO Fellows in 1967 and then offering merely half a dozen specialty programs has grown to be the one awarding about 1000 Fellowships in 64 specialties / sub-specialties and Membership in 19 disciplines, in 2006. The College has attained high standards of learning, training, research facilities and of assessment for its Fellowships and diploma programs with international recognition. CPSP is perpetually in the pursuit of excellence and it ceaselessly strives to develop and maintain its academic standards at the highest level. Its faculty is drawn from amongst the most eminent professors and distinguished specialists of various fields of medicine and surgery. CPSP has set standards for the trainees which help attain perfection and expertise in the field of their specialty. CPSP, through improved programs of monitoring and IMM, regularly helps the candidates to improve their attainments and invites, highly qualified and experienced, medical educationists and experts to conduct various courses, imparts training and skills necessary for higher medical education programs. The assessment of training is finally conducted through a candidate friendly system of examinations, supervised by the elite of the medical profession in the Country and from abroad. To keep abreast with the latest technologies and advancements in the field of medical sciences, the CPSP constantly revises and updates its educational programs and facilities. These policies have helped the CPSP to make its contribution and attain a distinguished position among the sister international institutions. In order to expand the vistas of learning, the College has established academic affiliations with all the renowned institutions of the World. The College has thus been making its contribution to the development of medical sciences. The College is the proud alma mater of the vast majority of the medical specialists and teachers of the country who are serving with dedication and devotion to give their best in the related fields. It is a matter of great pride for the country that the College, during its Fifty-Four years