Punjab University BCom exam schedule 2010
B.Com exam schedule
Lahore, June 07: The Punjab University (PU) Examinations Department has announced the
schedule of B.Com Annual Examination 2010 according to which B.Com
Part-I Annual Exam will commence from June 10 whereas B.Com Part-II
Annual Exam will commence from June 11, 2010 respectively. As many as
562 examination centres have been set up for the conduct of B.Com
examinations, out of which 321 are for B.Com Part-I and 241 for BCom
Part-II.. A total number of 94,595 candidates will appear in the
examination out of whom 67,225 are males and 27,370 are females. PU
Controller Examinations Prof Dr Zahid Karim has said that the roll
number slips have been dispatched to all the candidates.
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PU results, date-sheets
Lahore: The Punjab University (PU) Examinations Department has
announced the results of Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons),
First Year, Annual Examination 2009, Bachelor of Business
Administration (Hons), Second Year, Annual Examination 2009, and
Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons), Third Year, Annual
Examination 2009. Meanwhile, the PU Examinations Department
has also announced the revised practical examination date-sheets of BS
Home Economics, Part-I (First Year), Annual Examination 2010, BS Home
Economics, Part-I (Second Year), Annual Examination 2010, and BSc Home
Economics, Final Year, Annual Examination 2010. According to
the notification, now the BS Home Economics, Part-I (First Year),
Annual Examination 2010, will commence from June 10 and conclude on
June 18, BS Home Economics, Part-I (Second Year), Annual Examination
2010, will commence from June 11 and conclude on June 19 while BSc Home
Economics, Final Year, Annual Examination 2010, will commence from June
11 and conclude on June 19, 2010. Detailed results and date-sheets are
available on PU website www.pu.edu.pk. The news
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PU FM 104.6 anniversary
Lahore: Punjab University Radio FM 104.6 is going to celebrate its 6th anniversary on Monday (today). A special ceremony regarding this event will be held in Hameed Nizami Memorial Conference Room at 10:30. Vice
Chancellor Punjab University Prof Dr Mujhaid Kamran will preside while
Dean Faculty of Behavioral and Social Sciences Prof Dr Mughees Uddin
Sheikh will be chief guest. The guest speakers include Munoo Bhai,
Asghar Nadeem Syed, Rukhsana Noor, Allama Asghar Ali, Kauser Warraich,
Shujaat Hashmi and Syed Shahwar.
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KEMU not to invite old graduates to convocation
Lahore: King Edward Medical University has refused to allow old
graduates of 1998 to 2006 to attend the upcoming convocation on June
12, 2010, sources in the university told this scribe on Sunday. The
sources added that a delegation of old graduates would also meet
Governor Punjab to put their issue before him for redressing their
grievances. A graduate said that university management has made
promises with them to let them attend the convocation but now in the
upcoming convocation the administration is not giving permission to the
medal winner of 1998 to 2003 to receive their medals. The
administration is of the view that there is not enough space in the
Library Hall to accommodate such number of graduates at the same time. But
the affectees graduates are of the view that the administration should
hire Aiwan-e-Iqbal or Alhamra Hall to accommodate maximum number of
students and their parents. It is worth mentioning here that the
university administration has invited only graduates of 2007 and medal
winners of 2006 to participate in the convocation to receive their
certificates and medals. Every year 225 graduates are completing
their education from KEMU and so far 1,500 to 2,000 graduates are
waiting for their degrees and about 150 are waiting for their medals,
said a doctor deputed at Mayo hospital. He said on June 12 the
administration has also not invited the parents of the students who
will receive their medals and certificates. An old graduate
seeking anonymity said, "we are in contact with each other and if
university management did not allow us to participate we will protest
to convey our demands to the rulers". We will also not avoid to come on
roads, he said and demanded the varsity administration to change their
venue and let them participate. The graduates said that all
pending graduates should be invited like Allama Iqbal Medical College
and Sheikh Zayed Medical College Rahim Yar Khan have done. When this
scribe wanted to know the point of view of the Vice Chancellor of KEMU,
Professor Dr Zafarullah Khan. His cell phone remained unattended. The nation
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BNU thesis display at Tarogil Campus
Lahore: The thesis display of the Beaconhouse National University (BNU) has opened at the BNU Tarogil Campus. Students
whose works were on display belonged to the Fine Arts Department,
Visual Communications Design Department, Textile Design Department and
Jewellery Design Department. The work of many students was put on
display, among which Ubab Mamina chose the most realistic theme. Her
thesis is on the detention centres built by the CIA after the 9/11
attacks. These detention centres are considered to be inhumane and
illegal, but due to the legal loopholes in the US justice system they
still exist and operate outside the law. The young artist from
the BNU Visual Communication Design Department said, "After
a lot of research, including the personal accounts of detainees', I
realised that these detention centres and detainees directly affect us.
Pakistan has played a huge role in the war on terror; we helped CIA
kidnap our own citizens. My project is an interpretation of a real
detention camp and my imagination portrays the treatment that the
prisoners would be getting there. My 'camp' is covering the
physiological ordeal of prisoners. It's a live exhibition, focused on
most people being innocent. I wanted the people to go through the mind
of these detainees keeping in view that they are innocent." Dialy times
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LCWU MoU with Firdausi University
Lahore: The Lahore College for Women University has signed a memorandum of
understanding (MoU) with the Firdausi University, Mashhad, Iran, to
work together in the fields of Persian literature, art and science. The
MoU was signed last Thursday, when Council-General of Iran Saeed
Kharazi visited the Lahore College for Women University. Mr Kharazi
said the MoU was signed on Womens' Day in Iran observed to celebrate
the birthday of Hazrat Fatima (AS). Dawn
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