Punjab University MA/MSc exams & results
MA/MSc exams
Lahore, Jan 11: The Punjab University (PU) has notified that the MA/MSc, Part-I, Supplementary Examination,
2010, will commence from January 29, 2011, said a press statement issued on
Monday.
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"Last date required to submit the admission form for M.A in Political Science Part-I. I am Private Student. Regards,"
Name: SHABIR AHMAD
Email: shabirahmad76@yahoo.com
City, Country:Rawalpindi, Pakistan
"plz send me the scheduled of m.a islamiat part 2 supplementry exam."
Name: kanwal
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City, Country:faisalabad,
"what is the last date of submission form of ma supplementary 2010"
Name: Amjad Ali
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City, Country:Gujranwala
"I want to know the schedule of M.A Urdu Part-II Supplementary Exam.2010"
Name: Dr. Zia Khan
Email: ziaurrehmankhan43@yahoo.com
City, Country:Pattoki, Pakistan
"please send me the schedule of m.a Islamic study part 1 supply exam"
Name: asifa
Email: asifa_noor@yahoo.com
City, Country:lahore
"please send me suplimentry schedule of M.A.Islameyat part 1 submission of fee and exames thanks"
Name: Hafiz Ghulam Mujtiba
Email: jazib_ishaq@yahoo.com
City, Country:Gujranwala Pakistan
"PLEASE KINDLY INFORM ME.main ne supplementary exams k liye admission form post kr diya tha but 18th feb ko form wapas aa geya. main abhi supply clear krna chahti hon.kya main late fee k sath form dobara bhej sakti hon.please kindly inform me..."
Name: khalid
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City, Country:wah cantt, pakistan
"I jus tust want to know supplementry result of M.A. urdu part 1. tell me soon"
Name: naseem
Email: sccf.siddique@gmail.com
City, Country:pakistan
"MA suply ka result kb anoce ho ga"
Name: Sajjad
Email: sajjad591gb@yahoo.com
City, Country:faisalabad
"I would like to know the RESULT OF MA PART 2 poloitical Science 2011 when is it being announced? GHULAM NABI CELL NO 03144729545"
Name: GULAM NABI
Email: mrmrghulamnabi@yahoo.com
City, Country: SIALKOT
"Assalam o Alaikum. Can some one plz help me know that i had given the MA Part 2 exams in English but the result has not been announced or appeared on the internet. on checking i was told that my part-I is not clear. i intend sending the admission of part-I again but i am unaware of the result of part-II, what should i do. can some one guide me how to get the result of part-II"
Name: ZAFAR
Email: abbasizafar11@gmail.com
City, Country: KARACHI
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PU results
Lahore: The Punjab University (PU) has announced the results of MSc Physics, Part-I, Annual
Examination, 2010 and MSc Chemistry, Part-II, Annual Examination, 2010.
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Students urged to take part in sports
Lahore: Punjab University (PU) Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran has stressed the need for
ensuring mass participation of the university students round the year in various
indoor games for their mental, physical and social grooming. According to
a press statement, he said this during his visit to the physical fitness centre
at the newly-established PU multi-purpose sports gymnasium here on Monday. Heads
of all the sports, technical and engineering departments of the university were
also present. The VC directed Prof Dr Zafar Rasheed of the Institute of Quality
and Technology Management to submit a written proposal for constituting a
management committee to run the business of gymnasium efficiently. He said
though the gymnasium would be mainly used by the varsity students yet the
committee might make suggestions for revenue generation.
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BoG meetings held at two govt colleges
Lahore: The meetings of recently established Board of Governors (BoGs) of two government colleges of
the provincial metropolis were held here on Monday. The meetings -
separately held at Govt College for Women, Samanabad and Govt Islamia College,
Cooper Road ñ were chaired by provincial education minister Mujtaba Shuja ur
Rehman, chairman of the respective BoGs in both colleges. According to a
DGPR handout issued here, it was observed during the meetings that the
establishment of BoGs in 26 selected colleges was in no way privatization of
public institutions. The meetings resolved to ensure quality education
and make efforts to increase assets of the government colleges. It was
also reiterated that neither fee would be increased nor any change would occur
in terms and conditions of employees of the colleges. The meetings also
asked the Punjab government to appoint the advocate general as the counsel in
the writ against the BoGs. Punjab Higher Education Department secretary
Haseeb Athar, Lahore commissioner Khusro Pervaiz Khan, District Coordination
Officer Ahad Khan Cheema and members of the BoGs also attended the meetings.
Meanwhile, a meeting of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) and Punjab Professors
& Lecturers Association's central executive committee was also held on
Monday which strongly condemned the holding of the BoGs meetings. The
oint Action Committee and Punjab Professors & Lecturers Association's office
bearers observed that, since the case of BoGs was in the court, organizing BoGs
meetings before a final court decision amounted to the contempt of court. They
also warned that if the government did not withdraw its decision regarding
establishment of BoGs by January 24, they would again launch a protest campaign
against the same. The Joint Action Committee meeting was presided over
by Punjab Professors & Lecturers Association's Chairman Dr Zahid Ahmed
Sheikh. The news
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GCU, WWF sign MoU
Lahore: The Government College University (GCU) and the World
Wide Fund for Nature–Pakistan (WWF-Pakistan) have joined hands for environmental
awareness and nature conservation. An MoU to the effect was
signed by GCU Vice-Chancellor Prof Khalid Aftab and WWF-Pakistan
Director-General Ali Hasan Habib on Monday at the Syndicate Committee Room of
the university. Under the agreement, the WWF-Pakistan would provide internships, jobs and
volunteer work to GCU undergraduate and postgraduate students in various
environmental and nature conservation projects. Dawm
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PTB employees stage protest
Lahore: Dozens of employees of the Punjab Textbook Board (PTB) staging a protest demonstration on
Monday against the boardís secretary for occupying the seat despite promotion to
next grade and completion of deputation tenure. The demo was organised by
the PTB Employees Association outside the boardís office. The protesting
employees chanted slogans and demanded the government immediately transfer the
officer who was originally an employee of the Punjab School Education
Department. They said that PTB Secretary Afshan Zafar, despite serving in
BPS-19, was working against the BPS-18 while her deputation period had also
expired a long time back. They also accused the higher authorities of
favouring the officer saying otherwise she might have been transferred ever
since completion of her deputation tenure. They vowed to continue protesting
till transfer of the board's secretary.
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LUMS Distinction
Lahore: The Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) outperformed top business schools of
Asia in an international competition held at Montreal, Canada, from January 3 to
10. According to a press statement on Monday, the Pakistani team, comprising
Syed Nabeel Ahmed, Babar Hassan, Sayyed Sharjeel Musa and Muhammad Shahid
Yazdani, from LUMS, accompanied by their coach Dr Irfan Butt, outperformed the
top business schools of Asia, i.e. National University of Singapore and Nanyang
Business School, Singapore. The news
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'Ghost students' detected
Taxila: District Monitoring Officer (DMO) Saima Younis has discovered four different schools in tehsil
Taxila in which ghost students have been enrolled. During a surprise visit to various schools located in rural and remote areas
of the city on Monday she found scores of ghost students enrolled in the schools
attendance register.
The ratio of ghost students could be gauged from the fact that in Government
Girls Primary School, Ban Bhoola, as many as 56 students were shown enrolled but
actually only 36 students were physically present in the school.
The teams were stunned to see that most of the students have left the school
since long but their names were still part of the class and teachers herself
mark their attendance.
The teachers admitted that some students had left the school but their names
had not been removed from the attendance register. Dawn
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Boycott of duties for VC's recovery announced
Peshawar: Expressing serious concern over the government failure to recover the kidnapped
vice-chancellor of Islamia College University, Ajmal Khan, the Class-III and IV
employees associations of the university announced complete boycott of duties on
Monday. The decision was taken at a joint meeting of the executive bodies
of both the organizations held on Monday. The participants of the meeting said
that another video of the kidnapped vice-chancellor had been released but he
could not be recovered even after four months. They said their members
would stop work and gather at the Khyber Union Hall of the university from today
(Tuesday) till Thursday. A general body meeting of the two associations would be
held at the Khyber Union Hall on Thursday wherein the next line of action will
be finalised.
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Jirga flays KP govt for failure to get VC released
Charsadda: The Hashtnagar grand jirga, a forum of the elders launched for securing safe release of Islamia
College University Vice-Chancellor Ajmal Khan from the captivity of kidnappers,
flayed the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government for not making any real effort to get
him freed. The elders appealed to the kidnappers to release the
vice-chancellor on the grounds of Pakhtuns' traditions of empathy and Islamic
brotherhood. The appeal was made at a meeting of the jirga that was organised in
Marwanid village of Charsadda district on Monday and attended by elders
including Mustafa Kamal Khan, Ibrahim Khan, Dost Muhammad Khan, Abdullah Jan
Khan, Muhammad Shafiq Khan, Muhammad Rafiq Khan, Muhammad Akbar Khan, Ahmad Jan
alias Jan Lala, Naeem Jan and Dr Sheharyar. Speaking on the occasion,
the elders said the provincial government had been unable to make any serious
efforts for the safe recovery of Ajmal Khan. They expressed the hope that the
kidnappers would leave the door of peaceful negotiation open for his safe
release. They urged the kidnappers to release the VC on humanitarian grounds and
save the family, friends, colleagues, students and well wishers of Ajmal Khan
from further agony. The news
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