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Generated with AI from 268 reviews on Trustburn · updated 25 days ago

Across the sample of reviews, customers describe Pakistan Military Academy in highly positive terms, calling it unmatched in the world and a beautifully nice place, while one reviewer compared it to Sandhurst or West Point and another noted a visit to the grounds for officer training.
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Hamza Bin Sajid
Reviews 1

I have seen passing out parade of gentlemen cadets twice times and it was awesome experience to watch such nice parade of these passing out cadets. Their steps were matching. They were in good uniform. As I already had watch one parade in Pakistan military academy already. I was not less excited to watch one more parade in that place again.

Ifti H Malik
Reviews 1

The PMA (Pakistan Military Academy) is the Sandhurst or West Point of Pakistan, to train its army officers. It was started back in 1947-48 on the instructions of the Quaid i Azam MA Jinnah himself, our nation's founder; and Brig (r) Ingalls, an Englishman was its first Principal/Commandant. At one time, the PMA used to produce 'officers and gentlemen' along the English model. Today, sadly, the product is only 'officers' ala Pakistani style- many old values and standards have faded away....

imran fazal
Reviews 1

An institution that works on the same pattern as West Point or Royal Military Academy. Not only all the officers for Pakistan Army but cadets from neighboring countries are also trained. The institution offers long course and various short courses for military cadets.

Abadat Ali Malik
Reviews 1

Abadat Ali Malik Sandhilianwali There is no less capacity involved in my caravan Who is not my friend on the wasteland? I love pak army Dil Dil Pakistan Jan Jan Pakistan Waking up or burning is burning The home is so sad for the sake of home

Abid Ali
Reviews 1

The Pakistan Military Academy at Kakul (PMA), also known as PMA Kakul, is a military academy in Kakul, Abbottabad that offers two-year accredited federal service military education. The Pakistan Military Academy is similar in function to Sandhurst, Saint-Cyr, and West Point, and provides training to the officers of Pakistan Army and Allied countries. The academy has four training battalions, and 16 companies. Approximately 2,000 invited guests from over 34 countries tour the facility each year. Many close allies of Pakistan send their own cadets and officers to receive premier training in modern military doctrine at PMA.On July 22, 2015 the COAS inaugurated the incoming 4th battalion for training.

Ameer Ahmad
Reviews 1

It was my childhood passion to be an army officer and for this to join PMA. I couldnt make it despite clearing preliminary tests due to left eye weekness. Now im serving in Pak Customs at very senior level. I have one son and willing to see him fulfilling my childhood dream. Long live PMA and Pakistan

Ali Mujtaba
Reviews 1

One of the best army training accademy. Cream of Pakistan is selected from ISSB test polished and left in feilds to excel and become leaders. Many from around the world especially friendly Nations join the accademy by an exchange programme. Great nationalists are the product of this beautiful academy. Pak Army Zindabad

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