Dr. Muneeba Jalil

My journey in education began in the nursery class at Raunaq-e-Islam School, Kharadar, and continued there all the way through to matriculation. It was within those familiar walls that I laid the foundation for everything that followed in my academic and personal life. The nurturing environment and the dedication of the teachers played a pivotal role in shaping who I am today.

Raunaq-e-Islam School not only equipped me with academic knowledge but also instilled in me important values such as respect, kindness, and integrity. The school’s focus on character development and its strong sense of community left a lasting impact on me and ignited a lifelong appreciation for education.

Following my time at Raunaq-e-Islam, I pursued my intermediate studies at Bahria College. There, I deepened my academic skills and explored a range of subjects, which eventually led me to discover my passion for medicine.

Driven by that passion and a strong sense of purpose, I completed my MBBS from SMBBMC. I then undertook a one-year house job, gaining essential hands-on experience and further honing my clinical skills.

Motivated to specialize, I chose the field of paediatrics and spent four intensive years at the National Institute of Child Health (NICH)—Sindh’s largest and only government-run paediatric centre. Immersed in the study of child health and development, I built the expertise needed to provide high-quality care for my young patients.

Today, I serve as a consultant paediatrician, committed to making a positive difference in the lives of children and their families. From the nursery classroom at Raunaq-e-Islam to my current role in healthcare, this journey has been one of growth, purpose, and deep gratitude for the institutions and mentors who shaped it.