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About Rozhn Institute

“Rozhn” is the Balochi word for light. That is what we try to be.

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Our Story

This institute didn't start with a building, a budget, or a plan. It started with a teacher who couldn't look away.

In 2010, Sir Akhtar Baloch came to Karachi from Khairabad, Balochistan, and found a neighbourhood full of bright young people with nowhere to learn. So he opened his own home and taught — for free, for five years. Word spread the way it does in places like Kohi Goth: one student told a cousin, a cousin told a friend, and the living room filled up.

On 03 August 2015, with Sir Ameer Baloch beside him, the living room became an institute. They named it Rozhn — the Balochi word for light. The fee? One hundred rupees a month. It has grown a little since, because running an institute costs money — but it remains small, and every family pays what it can actually afford. That rule has never changed.

Today there is a second branch back where the story began — in Khairabad, Turbat — so the light travels both ways.

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Sir Akhtar Baloch
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Meet our founders Sir Akhtar Baloch & Sir Ameer Baloch

🎯 Our Mission

Good education should not depend on what a family earns. At Rozhn, students pay a small fee — and they pay it according to what they can afford. That has been the rule since day one, and it is not changing.

🧑‍🏫 Teaching Philosophy

  • ✅ Small batches — every teacher knows every student.
  • ✅ Practice over lecture — students speak, write, and solve daily.
  • ✅ Results, measured — monthly tests and honest feedback to parents.
  • ✅ Respect and safety — a disciplined, encouraging environment.

The best way to know us is to visit.

See a live class at either branch — walk-ins welcome.