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Karachi University exam forms
Karachi, June 01: The University of Karachi has announced that the forms
along with the prescribed fee for the LLM (previous and final) annual
examinations-2010 will be accepted till June 17. A KU
statement issued on Monday said that the forms and fee for the BPEd
annual examinations-2010 will be accepted by June 15 without a late
fee.
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Fuuast exam forms
Karachi: The Federal Urdu University
of Arts, Science and Technology (Fuuast) has extended the date for the
submission of forms for both parts of BA, BCom and MA from June 1 to 7.
According to a Fuuast statement, the forms for improvement of division may also be submitted by the same date. App/Ppi
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Second phase of HSC exams began
Karachi: Over 147,000 candidates will appear in the second
phase of the Higher Secondary Certificate (Part-I and II) annual
examinations-2010, beginning on Tuesday under the aegis of the Board of
Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK). Both regular and
private candidates of Intermediate (Class XI and XII) Humanities and
Commerce groups are registered for the examinations for which the BIEK
set up 131 centres at colleges and higher secondary schools.
The Humanities group's examinations will be held in the morning shift
(i.e. from 9.30am to 12.30pm) while the Commerce group's exams will be
conducted in the evening shift (from 2.30pm to 5.30pm). BIEK
chairman Prof Anwar Ahmed Zai said that all the centre
coordination officers (CCOs) assigned the task of carrying papers to
examination centres would be provided armed guards. He said that in
view of ensuring transparency it had been made mandatory that every
packet containing papers must be signed by the respective centre
superintendent, the CCO and a member of the vigilance team at the
examination centre concerned. He said that the board had
written separate letters to the Sindh home department, the police and
Rangers officials asking them to depute law-enforcement personnel in
and around the examination centres to ensure that the examinations are
conducted in a smooth and orderly manner. He said that the
home department had also been requested to direct the police stations
concerned to ensure that Photostat shops situated near examination
centres must remain closed during the examination timings to foil any
attempt to copy the examination papers after their distribution at the
centres. According to Prof Zai, another letter had been sent
to the Karachi Electric Supply Company with a request to exempt the
examination centres from loadshedding so that candidates could solve
their papers with ease and comfort during the current hot and humid
weather. The BIEK in order to check the menace of cheating in the examination has formed 60 vigilance teams.
Moreover, a special vigilance team comprising the BIEK chairman, the
director-general (Colleges), Sindh and other senior education officers,
has been empowered to take on the spot decisions against those found
guilty of using unfair means in the examinations. Dawn
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Summer vacations started
Karachi: All public and private schools in Sindh will observe the two months summer
vacations from Tuesday (today) till July 31, 2010. The announcement was
made by the Sindh Education Department. Director, Directorate of
Private Institutions Sindh (DPIS), Mansoob Hussain Siddiqui has said
that all public and private schools in Sindh have been directed to
observe summer vacations till the specified period. However, he added,
if the authority found any private school violating the rules and
regulations in this regards, then the DPIS would take strict action
against it.
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Education staff not paid salaries since Dec '09, PA told
Karachi: Deputy Speaker Shehla Raza told Sindh Assembly on Monday
that lower staff of Education Department in the city was not paid
salaries since December 2009. She said that the financial year
was ending in June and urged the government to pay salaries to the
employees since they have been facing severe financial difficulties. Law
Minister Ayaz Soomro said that these employees were under the control
of City District Government Karachi and the provincial government was
trying to resolve their matter. He said that a meeting was also scheduled for Monday to consider "time-scale and teaching allowance" for the teachers. Speaking
on a point of order, PPP's Mir Hasan Khoso drew the house attention
towards alleged financial irregularities in the construction of
one-room schools in Jacobabad. He claimed that the contract for
one-room schools has been given to five contractors, which was a
strange thing. PML-F's Nusrat Seher said that students of Shah
Latif University in Khairpur were subjected to police torture when they
staged protest against continued power and water shortage. The
law minister said that the government has taken notice of the matter by
suspending 19 policemen and others. He said that the students had
blocked the main road due to which thousands of passenger vehicles were
stuck up in traffic jam. The news
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