Technical/ professional education is gaining importance in the present day world. Women play a great role in the development and progress of societies through their potential of shouldering and sharing all kinds of responsibilities along with men. The need is to see that they are fully qualified and competent to play their part in various branches of economic life.

Facilities of commerce education for women in the twin cities of Rawalpindi/Islamabad were not available until 1992. Numerous requests were received from girl students and their parents to start an institution exclusively for female student with commerce classes.

Considering the pressing demands of students/ parents and the challenging requirements of the current time could not be ignored, Government of Pakistan decided to start I-Commerce and B-Commerce classes in IMCG F-8/1. In September 1994 the college was shifted and started functioning in its own building under the name of Islamabad Commerce College for Women, F-10/3.

Business education covers a wide range of applied disciplines but due to various constraints college could single out its programmes for Principles of Accounting, Advance Accounting, Cost Accounting, Auditing, Money banking and Finance, Mathematics, Tax, Law, Business Communication, Economics and Computer Studies along with the compulsory subjects like Pakistan Studies, Islamic Studies, English and Urdu.

The college has a fully equipped Computer Labs enriched with Pentium III and IV. College will soon be having another IT Lab, well equipped by 50 computers.

The qualified and experienced staff is imparting quality education in all the disciplines. The college not only aims at excelling students in the field of commerce and trade but also grooms them to become useful and responsible members of society.

Students are encouraged to fully participate in curricular as well as co-curricular activities.