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NWFP medical, engineering colleges entrance tests
NWFP announces dates for medical, engineering entrance tests
Peshawar, July 16, 2008: Entrance tests for admissions to engineering and medical colleges will be organised on 17th and
24th of August respectively in Peshawar, Bannu and Abbotabad, said an official
release issued here on Tuesday.
The decision was taken during the 18th
meeting of the board of governors of the Educational Testing and Evaluation
Authority (ETEA), an autonomous body responsible for holding entrance tests for
engineering universities and medical colleges, held at Frontier House in
Peshawar.
The board decided to hold a meeting of the co-ordination
committee to be chaired by the home secretary a week ahead of the entrance tests
in which all the responsible officers of the concerned departments will
participate.
A committee consisting of the provincial minister for
higher education, minister for health, secretary higher education, secretary
health and vice chancellor NWFP University of Engineering and Technology was
formed for making entrance tests mandatory for admissions to private
professional colleges and universities. The committee will hold meetings with
heads of these institutes and will present its recommendations to the chief
minister for approval. Daily Times
Your Comments
"we should try to help our juniers."
Name: ikram
Email: kohat_razmian@YAHOO.COM
City, Country: peshawar
"I want to say that students who study in institutions under Federal Board, A.K Board and others educational boards of Punjab,who have to appear in the entrance tests, belonging to NWFP and A.K etc their course is almost totally different from the Boards of NWFP. Due to this they have to face many problems in their preparations.I want to ask from the authorities that why the syllabi of every province is different from the other.If nothing could be done then atleast some new books may be prescribed by the ETEA for the various tests. "
Name: Arslan Khaliq
Email: such_fellow4@yahoo.com
City, Country: Rawalakot A.K
"Hello to all, I want to say that in the entrance test the questions are mixed, there is no sequence of subjects as in the entry test of Punjab. There must be sections of each subject so that the students may concentrate properly on each section. Thanx "
Name: Zeeshan Farooq
Email: ccp_979_jin@Yahoo.com
City, Country: Rawalakot A.K
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Appointments against HEC rules
This refers to the false claims of Higher Education Commission (HEC)
regarding the enhancement of quality and dual standards being observed in the
appointment of university teachers. HEC boasts of a zero-tolerance policy
regarding nepotism and it has set a formula for the appointment for teachers.
But interestingly, in the appointment of Chairman, Department of Journalism and
Mass Communication, Kohat University of Sciences and Technology (KUST), these
things have not been taken care of. The present Chairman, Mr. Khalid Sultan, is
a second divisioner in M.A. Journalism and according to HEC criteria, is not
even eligible to apply for the post. He is an M. Phil in this discipline now but
according to HEC rules, even a second divisioner having an M. Phil degree is
ineligible.
Thirdly, he has been appointed Assistant Professor for which the
criteria is to hold a first class first division in Masters or M. Phil with five
years of teaching experience at the university level and two research papers
published in an HEC recognized journal. Interestingly, the appointed person
doesn't fulfill any of these criteria but is appointed due to the reasons better
known to the Vice Chancellor KUST. Would the HEC take notice?
Janan Khattak, Oxford, UK, via e-mail (The Nation)
Your Comments
"i wanna say one thing to MR janan khatak that the chaiman journalism and mass communication dept kust is now complete his PHD and he is now eligible for the post....before his completion of his phd he was also eligible for that post due to his vast experience in practical work in electronic media at least five years....i am student of kohat university journalism dept and i know beterly that sir has very telented."
Name: abdullah orakzai
Email: abdul2shah@gmail.com
City, Country: kohat
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Pakistani student gets distinction in Bar-at-Law
Islamabad: Sarah Hussain Kazmi has achieved distinction as an outstanding
student in the Bar-at-Law examination passed from the Lincoins Inn University of
London. She got laurels throughout her academic carrier and did her A-level
exams from Froebels International School, Islamabad. Sarah is the daughter of
renowned paediatrics of Shifa International Hospital, Islamabad, Dr Musarrat
Hussain Kazmi. The News
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| Education News | | Updated: 22 May, 2013 |
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