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Alumni of the Government College University, Lahore (GCU), including alumni of its predecessor Government College, Lahore, are called Ravians. Following is the list of notable Ravians.

Government College University
Sir Muhammad Iqbal - national poet of Pakistan and important figure in Urdu literature
Har Gobind Khorana - won the 1968 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Faiz Ahmad Faiz - was one of Pakistan's leading Marxist's who won the Lenin Peace Prize

Nobel Laureates

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Government College University

Scholars

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Writers

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Politicians

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Government officials

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Armed Forces officers

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Nuclear scientists

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Actors

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Poets

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Journalists

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Judiciary & lawyers

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Musicians

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Athletes

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People from film industry

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  • Chetan Anand – producer and director from India; elder brother of Dev and Vijay Anand

Businessmen / Entrepreneurs

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References

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