Punjab University BCom annual exams result 2011
BCom result announced
Lahore, Aug 24: Punjab University s Examinations Department on Tuesday announced the result of BCom
Part-II Annual Examination 2011. The pass percentage in the exam
remained 47.02 percent. Detailed result is available on PU website
www.pu.edu.pk.
Exam date-sheet: Punjab University s Examinations
Department has announced that the Bachelor of Education (BEd) Annual Examination
2011 will commence from September 14, 2011 for which date-sheet has also been
issued. The BEd Section of PU Examinations Department has written
letters to all the private candidates to get their documents checked from the
BEd Section for permission clearance. Roll number slips will be issued in this
month to those candidates who have got checked their documents for permission.
The BEd Section has instructed all the remaining candidates to get their
documents checked for permission clearance till August 27, 2011, otherwise such
candidates will not be issued roll number slips and the candidates will be
responsible in any case of results. The required documents can also be
sent to BEd Section through registered post in this regard. Moreover, the BEd
Section will also remain opened on Saturday, August 27, from 8:00am to 2:00pm to
facilitate the candidates for permission clearance.
PhD awarded: Punjab University has awarded a PhD degree to Syed Kashif Nawaz s/o Syed Nawaz Shabbir
in the subject of Microbiology & Molecular Genetics after the approval of
his research thesis titled Effects of Noise on Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms
in Genes Related to Hypertension. He completed his thesis under the
supervision of Prof Dr Shahida Hasnain, Chairperson PU Department of
Microbiology & Molecular Genetics. The news
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College shows best results
Mailsi: Govt Degree College Mailsi has secured 68 percent result in BA, BSc
while the overall university result is 35 per cent. College Principal Mian Saeed
Ahmad Jhandeer disclosed this while talking to journalists at his office here
the other day. He said that in previous year, the university declared result was
33 per cent while Govt College Mailsi secured 66 per cent in BA/BSc, more than
the university. The nation
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Punjab governor again turns down CM's advice for BZU vice chancellor's appointment
Lahore: The Punjab governor has once again turned down the advice of the Punjab chief minister regarding
appointment of vice-chancellor of Bahauddin Zakariya University (BZU), Multan,
it has been learnt. On July 7, Governor/Chancellor Sardar Latif Khan
Khosa had ordered the appointment of Prof Dr Muhammad Zafarullah as the VC of
the BZU, Multan. However, Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif had rejected the same
and recommended the name of Prof Dr Syed Khawaja Alqama for the post on July 11.
The CM had recommended the name on June 25, however, the same was
rejected by the governor/chancellor, observing, "Prof Dr Syed Khawaja Alqama is
likely to face problems in reverting back to the academia after pursuing his
recent interest in developing a diplomatic career as he had been the Pakistan
ambassador to Yemen since 2009." As per the latest development, this
time, the governor also expressed concern over the delay in appointment of the
VC at the BZU, Multan, saying the institution was doomed to collapse. "With the
chancellor already having appointed Dr Muhammad Zafarullah as the BZU VC,
Multan, the issuance of a notification was a ministerial job which should have
followed without any delay," he observed, warning, "The entire responsibility
whereof shall be at the end of the delinquent officials, recoiling on the
governance of the provincial government." The governor/chancellor's response
further reads: "Needless to say, the university affairs are suffering for
non-performance of such a formality, which requires serious
consideration." It is pertinent to mention that Prof Dr Muhammad
Zafarullah has already served as the VC of the BZU, Multan. He was appointed as
the VC on January 26, 2007 and his tenure expired on January 25, this year.
Afterwards, a total of 159 candidates had applied for the post, however,
after short-listing and interview process, the VC Search Committee had
recommended names of three candidates for consequent appointment of any of them
as the VC. The candidates (as per merit of Search Committee) include Dr
Muhammad Zafar Iqbal, Dr Syed Khawaja Alqama and Prof Dr Muhammad Zafarullah.
The governor/chancellor, while rejecting the present summary of the Punjab
government, observed: ́The chief minister did not interview Dr Muhammad
Zafarullah, who too had been recommended by the high-powered Search Committee
amongst the three nominees for the slot of Vice- Chancellor. Therefore,
the summary of the chief minister advising the appointment of Dr Syed Khawaja
Alqama as vice-chancellor is not based on comparable assessment of all those
recommended. "The very process adopted by the CM to ouster Dr Muhammad
Zafarullah is repugnant to the principles of natural justice, being tantamount
to condemning him unheard," reads Khosa's reaction to the summary.
Academic circles believe that the appointment of the VC is likely to be
delayed further owing to prevailing deadlock between the governor and the chief
minister. They also say the widening gulf between the PML-N and PPP would
further delay the appointment. The news
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VCs' body suggests abolition of entrance test
Lahore: The vice-chancellors sub-committee that met here on
Monday recommended doing away with the entrance tests for admission to medical
and engineering institutions in Punjab and suggested introducing aptitude test
instead. The sub-committee was formed after a meeting of all public sector
universities' vice-chancellors and controllers of examinations, which was called
on the instructions of Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who had taken serious
notice of the recent lapses in the entrance test and examinations.
The sub-committee of vice-chancellors met at Punjab University on Monday and
discussed that the entrance test system was launched in 1998 when the Boards of
Intermediate and Secondary Education across Punjab were not following uniform
standards. However, participants of the meeting observed that the education
boards were now following uniform standards.
They stressed that campaign against 'booti' mafia at the level of examination
centres be stepped up.
Sources said that the VCs observed that the academies' mafia was milking
millions of rupees from students in the name of preparations for the entrance
tests.
They also suggested that human's involvement in examination system should be
minimised and computerised examination system be introduced. They suggested that
question banks should be developed and examinations be conducted on modern
lines.
The VCs also agreed that if the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences
and the Virtual University could introduce computerised examination system, why
others could not adopt and implement it. Dawn
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UoE VC opens forestation campaign
Lahore: University of Education (UoE) Vice Chancellor (VC) Dr
Faizul Hasan visited the Division of Education and inaugurated a forestation
campaign. He also visited the varsity's computer lab, library and administration
office and passed on instructions for improvements. Division of Education
Director Dr Khalid Mehmood, Dr Shaheen Pasha, Dr M Iqbal, M Ayaz Khan, Qudsia
Fatima and others were also present on the occasion. Mehmood gave
briefing to the VC regarding the activities in the division. Meanwhile, the
faculty members of Division of Education gave suggestions for improvement in
university's performance. The VC welcomed suggestions made for the
progress of the institute. He also passed instructions to plant at least 500
plants in the Township campus, adding that trees were not only necessary to keep
the environment clean but also affected the behaviour and living style of the
citizens. Daily times
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