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Mon, 15 June 2026

Cities / Muscat / Pakistan School Muscat

Pakistan School Muscat

A Pakistani Federal Board school in Ruwi, founded 1975, serving around 3,000 pupils aged 3 to 18 with Cambridge IGCSE and A Level options alongside the national curriculum.

Pakistan School Muscat campus
Pakistan School Muscat, Other Muscat. Photograph · School

Curriculum
A-Levels
Fees, annual
OMR 308–461
Ages
3 to 18
Pupils
~3,000
Founded
1975


  • One Oman-based commenter flatly advised against PSM, citing oversaturated classes even with morning and afternoon shifts and what one parent described as an "auntiyon wali mindset" among teachers.
  • The same thread points families towards Beaconhouse and Sri Lankan School Muscat as alternatives, suggesting PSM is a fallback rather than first choice for the Pakistani diaspora in Muscat.
  • Discipline, punctuality and exam focus come up as positives in directory reviews, mostly from older posts.

Positives

  • Discipline and exam focus. Older directory reviews praise teacher dedication, punctuality and a study-and-discipline emphasis.

Considerations

  • Crowded classes and split shifts. commenters in r/Oman describe oversubscription so severe that the school runs morning and afternoon shifts, and admissions are still hard to secure.
  • Teaching style. One parent characterised the staff culture as old-fashioned and controlling, comparable to a stereotypical aunty mindset.

Leadership

Mr. Abdul Rahim

Mr. Abdul Raheem serves as the Senior Principal and Secretary to the Board of Directors at Pakistan School Muscat. He emphasizes a holistic approach to education that ensures high-quality academic standards and the personal grooming of students. Under his leadership, the school has grown into a network of seven branches across Oman, serving over 8,000 students. He is committed to nurturing lifelong learners and responsible global citizens by fostering a collaborative learning environment between the school, home, and community.

Accreditations

  • OMAN_MOE 01

  • Top position in the world in IGCSE English as a Second Language (Speaking Endorsement) Muhammad Abdul Rahman Qureshi
  • Top in Oman in Urdu as a Second Language Aliha Rashid, Fatima Muhammad Shoaib, Manal Muddasir, Mujtaba Hassan
  • Top rankings in AS and A Level Information Technology Umer Hafeez, Asfia Nadeem
  • High Achievement awards Abeerah Farhan & Muhammad Hamzah Iqbal

Al Farahidi St, Muscat, Oman

School website