KU affiliated colleges admissions
KU announced admissions date to its affiliated colleges
Karachi, Jan 13: The University of Karachi has announced that admissions to its
affiliated colleges in BSc, BCom and BA will begin on Jan 13 and continue till
January 30. February 20 has been fixed as the last date for enrolment, according
to a KU official. Dawn
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"Can u tell me the admissions of commerce in 2010 in colleges?"
Name: sahrish
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"Yes forms for Commerce admissions morning has started in Islamia , Superior colleges. of B-Com. I morning 2010 "
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"Can u tell me B.com part 1 addmission how date to comes"
Name: Avais Ahmed Abbasi
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City, Country: Pakistan (karachi)
"education should be made easy so that each one create interest in but our boards new syllabus is making the children to run away from education .2 books of chemistry 2 books of biology 2 books of physics is making the child as a burden on them.i think so the intermediate student also dont have such a hard study as the matric student have.just go to the schools of foreign countries ,how easy is there education.children over there love to study"
Name: zohra
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"pllzz tell me that when b.com part2 admisioon forms come in premiur colge .. if it comes then whatt is the late amdsin fees .plzzz tell me"
Name: umair
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"plz can u tell me is there any admission remain for b.com 1 in colleges affilated with ku near to gulshan."
Name: sana afzal
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"yes you can get an admission in college of banking and finance near disco bakers!khi"
Name: shahzob
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"plz plz plz.. can any one tell me that when will new date announce in premier college evening karachi for admission in b.com part 1?when will admission form issed by college for admission in b.com part 1?or admission closed?"
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"i want to asked wt is date of m.a examination sumbition.plz any body inform me as soon"
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Bridge inaugurated at KU
Karachi: A pedestrian bridge was inaugurated at the Silver Jubilee Gate,
University of Karachi (KU) on Tuesday by the parents of Anum Zehra, a KU student
who lost her life in a road accident almost a year ago. Zehra, 25, was a
student of BA Hons Third Year Evening Programme in the Economics Department. She
was crushed to death by a dumper at the Silver Jubilee Gate on January 24, 2009.
The dumper was coming from Samama Shopping Centre towards Mosmiat, but the
driver lost control of the vehicle and crushed the young girl. After the
inaugural ceremony of the new Pedestrian Bridge on Tuesday, it was named after
Zehra. The KU Vice Chancellor Dr Pirzada Qasim had especially invited Zehra's
parents to inaugurate the bridge. Zehra's father expressed his satisfaction
about the bridge and said that his daughter's sacrifice would now keep other
students safe. Addressing the occasion, Gulshan Town Nazim, Muhammad
Wasay Jalil informed the students and teachers that the town will help the
university in increasing the fleet of buses to provide a safe and comfortable
journey to the students. "The city government is eager to develop Karachi
city and put it in the league of one of the best cities of the world. Efforts
are being made in this regard, an example of which is the construction of the
pedestrian bridge that conforms to the aesthetic taste and increases the beauty
of the city," he said. Students Adviser, Prof. Dr Tanveer Khalid; Campus
Security Adviser, Dr Khalid Iraqi; and Chairman, Department of Economics, Prof.
Dr Shafiq-ur-Rehman; were also present on the occasion. The news
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BIEK announced Humanities forms submission date
Karachi: The Board of Intermediate Education Karachi
has announced that the forms for the HSC part-I, II and combined (commerce and
humanities groups) for external candidates; and the improvement of division in
all groups and for additional subjects, could be submitted from January 18 to
February 15 without a late fee. Dawn
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BSEK to invite educationists for syllabi review
Karachi: The Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) will invite
educationists to seek their suggestions about prospective changes in syllabi,
and proposals regarding the how to improve the education system, said BSEK
Chairman Anzar Hussain Zaidi while talking to journalists on Tuesday.
Zaidi said that the Board would invite experienced educationists every
month so as to hear their views about system could be improved, and
subsequently, the Board would try to implement their
recommendations. "The current syllabus requires some serious changes, and
educationists would be requested to recommend changes to it. As the chairman of
the Board I will talk to the authorities concerned to implement them," Zaidi
said. He also urged media personnel to step forward, and share their suggestions
with the Board in this regard. Zaidi said that there is a lack of proper
training in the Board, which in turn leads to corruption and incompetence.
"There must be a system to fix the loopholes present in the education sector,
and in the Board in particular," he said. He maintained that the Board
would not tolerate corruption and incompetence, and the staff has also been
warned to avoid any unethical and unprofessional practices at work.
Zaidi said that the Board would introduce manual and computerised
tabulations of exam results to minimise corruption and errors. He also agreed to
review the policy on late fees. The BSEK chairman also urged journalists
not to publish 'negative stories' related to the Board, claiming that such
stories might have a negative impact on students. "Let me know what is wrong
first, and tell me where it is happening. Give me some time to fix the problem,
and if I can't resolve the issue, then publish it by all means. But let us try
first at least," Zaidi said.
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APSMA 6 month fee waiver
Karachi: As a gesture of solidarity with the arson affectees of the
wholesale market, All Private Schools Management Association (APSMA) on Tuesday
announced to provide a fee wavier to their children for a period of six
months. APSMA Sindh chapter Chairman, Khalid Shah addressing a press
conference at the Karachi Press Club said that all businessmen, as well as the
employees whose markets and shops were set ablaze, will be provided a token
compensation by private schools for their children in the shape of a six-month
fee wavier so that their educational process would continue smoothly.
Khalid Shah said that a delegation of APSMA met with DCO Karachi, Javed
Hanif on Tuesday and after mutual consensus it was decided that all the affected
parents should obtain a certificate from the DCO office and present it to the
association or their concerned schools to avail the facility of fee waiver. "A
cell has already been established in the DCO office to compile the data of the
affected", he added. Khalid Shah further said that if any school could
not afford to give compensation to their students due to any financial problems,
the association will provide fee wavier to such students itself. "Though
private schools are already under heavy burden of taxes and financial problems
but we are with our trader brothers through this tough time and we will support
them in every possible way", he said. The news
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