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Punjab Board of Technical Education (PBTE) Diploma results
PBTE result
Lahore, Aug 27, 2008: The Punjab Board of
Technical Education (PBTE) has declared the result of Diploma of Associate
Engineers (DAE), Third Year First Annual Examination 2008. A total of 19590
candidates had appeared in the said exam out of whom 12210 were declared
successful with an overall pass percentage of 62.33. The result is also
available on board's website www.pbte.edu.pk .
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IJT protests against PU for uprooting stalls
Lahore: Dozens of Islami Jamiat Talaba (IJT) activists protested against
the Punjab University administration for uprooting Jamiat's information stalls
set up at varsity's New Campus on Tuesday.
The IJT activists staged a
demonstration outside the Vice Chancellor office and demanded him allow student
body to organize legal and healthy academic activity to guide and facilitate the
admission seeking students.
PU chapter IJT nazim Zahid Naveed said the
university guards not only uprooted Jamiat's stalls but also allegedly
manhandled the students present on the occasion.
He said since the Prime
Minister had restored the student unions, the PU administration should not
disallow student organizations to organize academic activities on campus. He
said it was unfortunate that students were allegedly manhandled by the guards on
the directions of university administration.
When contacted, PU
Registrar Prof Dr Muhammad Naeem Khan said no unauthorized activity would be
allowed by any student group on the university campuses. The News
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IMC teachers demand regularisation
Islamabad: Hundreds of lecturers of Islamabad Model Colleges took out a
protest rally in front of Parliament House for regularisation of their services
according to the court orders Tuesday. Male and female teachers from 20 model
colleges of the Capital marched from Radio Pakistan building towards the
Parliament House.
Carrying placards and banners they were demanding their
regularisation through an executive order without the involvement of Federal
Public Service Commission (FPSC).
The teachers informed that seats were
available but despite it 60 per cent lecturers and teachers have been working on
daily wages with only Rs 6,000 salary. "On the other hand, regular teacher in
same scales have been getting huge salaries and facilities. But the contract
junior lady teachers and lecturershave been working on the same salary for a
decade without any benefits".
One of the lecturers, Hafeez, told TheNation
that the lecturers and teachers had moved the court and the Islamabad High Court
in different writ petitions filed by various teachers, had ordered the Ministry
of Education to regularise the lecturers and teachers but, so far, the ministry
has failed to implement any of the court orders.
"The lecturers were
appointed in BPS-17 and junior lady teachers in BPS-16 on daily wages in
different model educational institutions of Islamabad since 1997 by the
principals of their respective institutions, working under the control of
Ministry of Education. But they have not been regularised despite the
commitments made by the politicians and the court orders. It is clear
discrimination and the non-regularisation is causing demoralisation of the
teaching staff".
They demanded of a democratic government to regularise all
the teachers irrespective of their categorisation working on ad hoc, daily wages
and on contract basis against regular posts as the Overseas Pakistanis
Foundation regularised their contractual teachers working at OPF
Colleges.
Their demands written on placards included the implementation of
court orders. They also condemned the unjust policies of Federal Directorate of
Education. They rejected the involvement of FPSC in filling the posts of B-16
and B-17. As the recruitment to these posts are made on open merit and on quota
basis and most of the teachers have become overage after the experience of many
years and stand ineligible for apply afresh. The Nation
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DPS girls school DHA Lahore distinction
Lahore: The results of the Cambridge stream of DPS girls school DHA Lahore
for the session 2008 turned out to be phenomenal when Komal Ashfaq secured 14 As
followed by Nayyab Gul Durrani with 13 As, Noreen Ashfaq with 12 As, Maha Saeed
with 11 As while Wafa Imran and Farah Munir 10 As each in O level exam.
Among 41 students who appeared in the exam, the total number of A grades
turned out to be 217 while B grades were 105.
The DHA management has
congratulated school's principal Mrs Sabiha Daud and appreciated the efforts put
in by the teaching faculty and students for achieving such an outstanding
result.
* Mohammad Raza Zaidi, student of Beacon House, Peco Road,
Lahore, has scored 8As in O level exam-2008, passing the examination with
distinction. The News
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PU announced Pharm-D and MPhil Dentistry results
Lahore: The Punjab
University Examination Department has declared the results of Doctor of Pharmacy
and MPhil Dentistry. In Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm-D), First Professional,
Supplementry Examination 2007, a total of 107 candidates appeared and 83 were
declared successful. In MPhil Dentistry, Part-II (Four Year Scheme),
Supplementary Examination 2007, a total of four candidates appeared and all were
declared successful. Detailed results are available on PU website
www.pu.edu.pk. The News
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University of Sargodha (UoS) declares B.Com results
Lahore: University of Sargodha (UoS) has declared the result of B.Com
Part-II, 1st Annual Examination 2008. A total number of 132 candidates appeared
in the examination out of whom 35 candidates were declared successful, showing
passing percentage 26.51 in general. According to UoS, Hafiz Muhammad Ali S/o
Abdul Rauf Roll No. 70 stood first by obtaining 1063 marks out of 1500 marks,
Muhammad Ajmal Khan S/o Saif Ullah Khan Roll No. 88 and Muhammad Umair Iqbal S/o
Muhammad Iqbal Roll No. 123 both got second position by securing same marks 1062
while Muhammad Naeem S/o Hafiz Muhammad Aslam Roll No. 37 with 1060 marks stood
third. University of Sargodha has also declared the result of B.Com Part-I 1st
annual exam 2008, held in May 2008 in which 144 candidates passed out of 461
candidates, showing pass percentage of 31.23%. App
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Education News| Updated: 21 Nov, 2008 |
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