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A Homecoming to Remember: Best Centurian Graduate of 1960, Prof. Mehmood Ali Malik Returns to King Edward Medical University.



Some visits transcend time. They remind us that while buildings may change, the spirit of an institution remains eternal.

Team KEMUNITED recently had the immense privilege of welcoming Prof. Mehmood Ali Malik, the Best Centurian Graduate of the Class of 1960 and former Principal of King Edward Medical University, back to his alma mater. Decades after graduating from the then King Edward Medical College (KEMC), Prof. Malik returned to witness how the institution and its students have evolved.

During our conversation, we asked him how he felt King Edward had changed over the years. With a warm smile, he reminisced about student life in the 1960s:

“Beta, hamaray dour mein tou baray sakht professors hotay thay. Ab tou aisa kuch bhi nahi. Dil beth jata tha agar professor aap ka naam le leta.”

His words painted a vivid picture of an era where discipline, respect, and academic rigor defined medical education. Though times have changed, his memories reflected the values that helped shape generations of outstanding physicians.

When asked about the most memorable moment of his life, Prof. Malik paused for a moment. With tears in his eyes, he shared a memory that still fills him with pride:

“Jab mujhay Best Centurian Graduate ka khitab mila, aur woh bhi General Ayub Khan se.”

It was a moment of recognition that has remained close to his heart for over six decades—a testament to a lifetime of excellence and dedication.

Before concluding the interview, we requested a message for the students of King Edward. His advice was simple, heartfelt, and timeless:

“Jo kaam bhi karo, dil se karo. Bohat upar jao ge.”

(“Whatever you do, do it wholeheartedly. You will achieve great heights.”)

As Prof. Mehmood Ali Malik walked through the halls that once shaped his journey, he reminded us that true greatness is not measured only by achievements, but by humility, passion, and an unwavering commitment to one’s purpose.

His visit was more than a reunion—it was a bridge between generations, inspiring today’s King Edwardians to carry forward the legacy of excellence that has defined this historic institution for over a century.

Thank you, Prof. Mehmood Ali Malik, for sharing your memories, your wisdom, and your enduring love for King Edward. Your journey continues to inspire every student who walks these corridors.





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