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Admission in Lahore colleges: Student unions not allowed
Admission in colleges: Student unions not allowed to set up stalls
Lahore, Aug 07, 2008: Pending revival of students' union in educational institutions, no
single student group is in a position to enjoy influence in any college or
university in the admission matters on the pretext of 'guidance to the
students'. In the process of admission in colleges, which started with the
declaration of Matriculation result, the traditional groups of students are kept
at distance by the college administration. This mean that students mafia which
usually become active during admissions has been eradicated to some extent. This
was evident from the fact that a so called student group tried to influence sale
of admission forms to lure the admission seekers, was smashed by the
Administration of Islamia College Railway Road.. The group managed to sell the
forms at Rs. 100/- while it costs Rs. 35/- and that too through the Banks.
Consequently the Administration reported the matter to the Police. Cases were
registered against Shabbar Gujjar, Adnan Chaudhry and others who were arrested
by the Police. The accused were later released on bail but restrained from
entering the college premises.
Similarly, a group of students along with some
unscruplous persons tried to set up camps at volatile Government MAO College.
The college authorities did not allow them to do so and expelled them with the
help of Police. The MAO is sensitive place where a gruesome incident of firing
between the two rival groups of students occurred on April 28 last in an attempt
to get control of respective student society in the college. Following the
incident a Police contingent was posted and security tightened at the college.
However, ad the admissions started some of them became active but their attempt
was foiled.
These persons tried to take undue advantage of the instructions
issued by former MSF central President and PML (N) MPA Rana Arshad who directed
the MSF to install camps in the colleges for the guidance of the new comers in
admission matters. The directive produced counter productive as other groups
also became active all of whom have no legality pending decision on the revival
of students unions.
The concerned circle say that there was no need of
guidance from the student groups as college and universities departments have
sufficient staff to guide the students on admissions and to provide them
necessary information, forms and prospectus etc. Why to allow students groups to
operate and fleece the admission seekers under the garb of guidance.
Even the Punjab University has not allowed the students groups to establish
camps for the guidance of students. Both the University Students Federation
(USF) and IJT have been restrained not to vitiate atmosphere in the university
campus. The Chairman Hall Council Prof. Dr. Saeed Ahmad Nagra said there was no
entry test for admission and hence no need to guide the students by the
respective groups. Moreover, if there was any need, the respective teaching
department have to provide all information regarding admissions. The Nation
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Comprehensive object exam must for award of 3-year LLB degree
Lahore: The Punjab University Law College Wednesday announced that to qualify the comprehensive
exam after six semester is mandatory for all students of morning, afternoon and
evening sessions for the award of 3 years LLB degree.
Chief Co-ordinator 3 years LLB
course, Prof Samee Ozair Khan told APP here Wednesday evening that those who did
not appear or could get through the objective exam will not be issued degree
unless the mandatory condition is fulfilled.
About the nature of exam to be
held on Sept 04 next,he said that it will be objective comprising 100 points and
50 per cent are passing marks while its duration will be 75 minutes.
He said that questions/points will
be asked in a form of false/true from the subjects of Jurisprudence,
Constitution of Pakistan, Cr.PC, CPC, Law of Evidence, International Law, Law of
Tort and Islamic Law. App
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PU scholar discovers bio-insecticide for cotton pests
Lahore: PhD scholar Deeba Noreen Baig, working with Prof AR
Shakoori of the Punjab University School of Biological Sciences, has discovered
a bacteria-based, environment-friendly bio-insecticide to combat cotton
pests/insects, stated a press release issued by the varsity on
Wednesday.
Defending her PhD thesis, 'Cloning and Molecular
Characterisation of cry1Ac Gene from Local Isolates of Bacillus Thuringiensis'
in a public seminar, Deeba highlighted the importance of the findings. She said
that commercial trials in the coming years would clear the
genetically-engineered product for commercial use by Pakistani companies. Daily Times
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Three PhD degrees awarded
Lahore: The Punjab University has awarded PhD degrees to Nadeem Ahmad,
Mahmood Ahmad and Muhammad Azad.
Nadeem Ahmad son of Meraj Din has been
awarded a PhD degree in the subject of mathematics after the completion of his
thesis titled 'geometric Modelling Using Subdivision Techniques'. He completed
his thesis under the supervision of PU Department of Mathematics Chairman Prof
Dr Shahid S Siddiqi.
Mahmood Ahmad son of Abdul Twab has been awarded a
PhD degree in the subject of Arabic after the completion of his thesis titled
'Al. Istishhad Al-Lughavi Bil-Hadith Al-Nabvi (Dirasa Tahlilia)'. He completed
his thesis under the supervision of Sargodha University Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr
Muhammad Akram Ch.
Muhammad Azad son of Bashir Ahmad has been awarded a
PhD degree in the subject of chemistry after the completion of his thesis titled
'synthesis Of Quinoline Based Compounds and Study of Their Biological
Characterization'. He completed his thesis under the supervision of Dr Munawar
Ali Munawar, associate professor in Institute of Chemistry, University of the
Punjab. The News
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| Education News | | Updated: 21 May, 2012 |
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