Karachi University registration for degree classes
Forms for BA, BCom, BOL and BSc improvement of division
Karachi, Mar 06: The University of Karachi has announced that the registration
forms for BA, BCom, BOL and BSc improvement of division may be submitted by the
interested candidates from March 11 to 31. The KU registrar announced on
Wednesday that change of subject would also be allowed and the prescribed fee of
Rs500 should be deposited with the application form till March 31.
KU to hold special supple exams
Karachi: The University of Karachi will conduct supplementary
examinations for outgoing students of BA and BSc (Hon) and subsidiary first and
second year (both semesters) 2008 from March 16. An announcement to this
effect was made on Thursday by the deans of Arts and Science faculties. "The examinations are not a regular feature because they are being
conducted after a long gap," said a senior faculty member, who explained that
the examinations were being conducted for the students who had failed in some
papers and were unable to obtain a degree.
Course for madressah teachers
The University of Karachi organised a six-week training course for madressah teachers, according to Prof
Abdul Rashid, former Dean of the Faculty of Islamic Studies. He said
that 29 teachers representing some 16 prominent madressahs of the metropolis
attended the training session of the course titled Certificate of Studies in
Social Science. The participants came from every school of thought, he added.
KU Vice-Chancellor Prof Pirzada Qasim Raza Siddiqui will preside over
the certificate distribution ceremony to be held on March 5. Prof
Mohammad Shamsuddin, the Dean of the Faculty of Arts who is also the coordinator
of the course, will present the vote of thanks. App
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"Can private condidates of 1990 appear in recently examination or supplymentary. In this regad what we will have to do. "
Name: A. R. Khanzada
Email: mfahsun@yahoo.com
City, Country: Karachi
"i hav given BA exam in2007 my political scienc paper was fail so now what i do to apear in supply 2009 exam plz send me ful detail on my email as soon as posibl.as i was external candidat frm nwfp. "
Name: salman
Email: faruqi786@yahoo.com
City, Country: swabi,pakistan
"kiya B.A part 2 ki registration karwani hoti hai pvt student ko???ya srf examination hee jai gi??? "
Name: neha
Email: imneha_86@hotmail.com
City, Country: karachi,pakistan
"main 1996 main FSC(pre-medical)kia tha or meri 54% thi.kia maib ab ap ki university main bsc kar sakti hon.kia mujhy addmition mil jaye ga.ya evning me leena paray ga.plz help me.reply zaror karna mujhay "
Name: komal
Email: im_komal2004@yahoo.com
City, Country: karachi,pakistan
"plz tell me my regiatration in B.A pvt in year 2006 is cancell or not"
Name: seema
Email: seema_feb@hotmail.com
City, Country: karachi
"please send me the detail for taking an admission for BA classes.Have passed my FSC exams in 1988."
Name: sadiaa safdar
Email: sadiaasafdar@gmail.com
City, Country: karachi, pakistan
"I want to do BA private.please tell me how and when an overseas student can get admission.thanks"
Name: wahmhs
Email: wahmhs@yahoo.com
City, Country:dammam,saudi arabia
"i was done FA in 1985 so i want to complete my graduation so please tell me what the procedure of admission"
Name: kaleem shazad khan
Email: kaleem_pepsi@yahoo.com
City, Country:karchi,pakistan
"I done 12th grade in Afghanistan in Herat city.Can i get a degree in this University please give me whole qualifications of money,registration and other essential things. Thanks"
Name: Omar
Email: omerehrari@yahoo.com
City, Country:Herat Afghanistan
"kia mjhe home economice k notes mil skty hain? 4 B.A final"
Name: sanum sanum
Email: sunnystudent@ymail.com
City, Country: karachi pakistan
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Evaluation body finds no world-standard private university in Sindh
Karachi: The Sindh government's Charter Inspection and Evaluation Committee (CIEC) on Thursday presented its third biennial report (2006-2008) to
Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ibad, and informed him that it had rated nine private
universities and degree-awarding institutions "five-star" and 12 "four-star".
None of the 21 private sector educational institutions inspected and
evaluated by the CIEC could prove to be a world-class institution deserving the
"seven-star" title, the highest ranking set by the CIEC. The report was
presented to the governor by CIEC Chairman Dr S. M. Qureshi, who called on Dr
Ishratul Ibad, who is also the patron of the chartered universities and
degree-awarding institutions in the private sector, along with vice-chancellors
of major public sector universities in Sindh. The report highlights the
role and achievements of the CIEC during the period, besides observations and
recommendations. The report states that during 2006-2008, only a few
deserving institutions of higher education in the private sector were
recommended for grant of charter as per the guidelines of the Sindh government
while all the already chartered institutions generally improved their overall
performance and quality of education in accordance with the advice and
recommendations of the CIEC. These institutions are contributing
significantly to the socio-economic development of the province in particular
and the country in general, the report adds. The governor appreciated
that in the last six years (2002 to 2008) the number of students at
undergraduate and post-graduate levels in these institutions had almost doubled,
(the number stands at 43,485) whereas the number of PhD-qualified teachers had
increased six times. The student-teacher ratio had also greatly improved, he
noted. Dr Ibad observed that most of these institutions had access to the HEC
Digital Library and the stock of books and journals in their own libraries had
increased manifold. Moreover, classrooms and laboratories had generally improved
with the latest equipment and increased in number. The built-up area of the
institutions had more than doubled with improvement in other required physical
facilities. Dr Qureshi informed the governor that CIEC inspected 21
chartered institutions, evaluated their standards and allocated grades. He said
that nine universities and degree-awarding institutions were rated "five-star"
and 12 "four-star". The five-star institutions are Hamdard University, Iqra
University, Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Sir Syed University, Ziauddin
University, Institute of Business Management, Indus Valley School of Design and
Architecture, Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology
and the Textile Institute of Pakistan. The institutions rated four-star
are Baqai Medical University, Greenwich University, Isra University, Jinnah
University for Women, Preston University, Dadabhoy Institute of Higher
Education, Indus Institute of Higher Education, Institute of Business and
Technology, Karachi Institute of Economics and Technology, Khadim Ali Shah
Bukhari Institute of Technology, Newport Institute of Communication and
Economics and the Preston Institute of Management, Sciences and Technology.
The governor was told that The University of East, which had started
functioning recently, would be inspected and considered for rating in the next
round. The CIEC sets a "two-star" rating for an institution that fulfils the
minimum requirements for accreditation. A world-class/standard institution is
rated "seven-star". The current evaluation of the institutions is based upon the
cumulative assessment by CIEC members, experts, employers and the institutions
themselves. The evaluation/grading indicates that generally all the
chartered institutions have now risen much above the minimum required
threshold/level. All these institutions impart good quality education and excel
in different disciplines. Encouraging sponsors The governor
directed the CIEC chairman to ensure that genuine sponsoring NGOs are encouraged
with possible incentives for the establishment of more high-standard private
universities and degree-awarding institutions in the province. He said the
existing institutions should be extended all possible financial and professional
assistance for improving their performance and quality of education. The
CIEC chairman thanked the governor for the guidance and necessary support
extended by him and also appreciated the support and assistance provided by the
governor's secretariat and the provincial education and literacy department.
He expressed the hope that with increasing pace of development of the
chartered institutions, the recommendations made in the CIEC report would help
improve the access, quality and relevance of higher education in the private
sector. The governor also appreciated the efforts made by the CIEC
chairman and his team in bringing about improvement in the overall performance
of the private educational institutions and quality of education. He commended
the cooperation extended by the HEC in this regard. Adviser to the
Governor Abdul Wahab Shaikh, Sindh University Vice-Chancellor Mazharul Haq
Siddiqui, Karachi University Vice-Chancellor Dr Pirzada Qasim Raza Siddiqui,
Sindh Agriculture University Vice-Chancellor Dr A.Q. Mughal, and Dow University
of Health Sciences Vice-Chancellor Dr Masood Hameed Khan exchanged views with
the governor. Acting Secretary of the Education and Literacy Department
Dr Riaz Memon, HEC representative Dr Viqaruddin and Special Secretary to the
Governor for Higher Education Aftab Lodhi were also present. Dawn
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