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KU extended BCom registration date
Karachi Univesity extends BCom registration date
Karachi, Nov 26: The University of Karachi has announced that
registration forms of BCom and improvement of division will be accepted with a
late fee of Rs300 from Nov 26 to Dec 3. The original fee is Rs1,500.
Registration forms will be available at the bank counter of NBP and UBL at the
Silver Jubilee Gate of the university.
Meanwhile, the Area Study Centre
for Europe, University of Karachi, in collaboration with the Hanns Seidel
Foundation, Islamabad, will hold a two-day international seminar from Nov
26.
The topic of the seminar is: "EU as an emerging power: its Middle
East policy".
Vice-chancellor of Karachi University Prof Pirzada Qasim
Raza Siddiqui will open the seminar while a former federal minister, Javed
Jabbar, will be the chief guest.
ASCE Director Prof (Dr) Naveed Ahmed
Tahir will present the welcome address.
Law classes
The
Jinnah University for Women has announced that law classes will be introduced at
the graduate level from January 2009.
It was pointed out that the
governing body of the university had unanimously decided to start the law
classes. In this connection, a committee was formed under the supervision of
Justice (rtd) Saeeduzzaman Siddiqui. Ppi/App
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"i am a ex-student of b.com registered in 2003, i want to know that is 2008 last year for those students who registered in 2003 after 2008 will they have to attemp all papers of b.com-I&II again please anyone let me know its ery inportant for me. ."
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City, Country: Karachi, Pakistan
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Extension in services of ad-hoc lecturers proposed
Karachi: The Sindh Education Department proposed to extend the services of ad-hoc lecturers by three months.
The proposal was given by Sindh Education Secretary Rizwan Memon to the
ministers after Sindh Education Minister Pir Mazharul Haq approved the
regularisation of the ad-hoc lecturers after they cleared the public service
examination, a high Sindh Education Department official said.
"Memon suggested that after the completion of this three month period,
the ad-hoc lecturers have to pass the Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC)
exams or they will be terminated by the department," he added.
The issue
of ad-hoc lecturers came into the light after these lecturers were roughed up by
the police while they were protesting for regularisation outside the Sindh
Assembly building during its session on Monday.
Over 500 ad-hoc lecturers
were appointed by the previous government after they passed a test and an
interview conducted by a private institute. However even the previous government
did not regularise them.
On the matter of service period extension, a
summary SO (HE-I) Misc244/06, dated 16 October, has been sent to Sindh Chief
Minister (CM) Qaim Ali Shah for approval. "The CM has made it clear that this is
the last time the service period of the lecturers will be extended," the
official revealed. He added that the CM stated that the lecturers should not
expect more leniencies from the government and they should pass the SPSC exams.
Haq was also determined on the fact that the lecturers be regularised
provided they clear the SPSC test. He adopted the same opinion when a delegation
of ad-hoc lecturers, led by Shafaq Usman and accompanied by Sindh Professors and
Lecturers Association Information Secretary Prof Iftikhar Azami, met him on
Tuesday. Sindh Home Minister Zulfiqar Mirza also attended the meeting.
In the meeting Haq said that the government is doing its best to
facilitate the ad-hoc lecturers. "The SPSC date for receiving the lecturer
applications is over," he said, however he added that their tests will be
specially conducted to regularize them. The delegation stressed upon the need to
resolve the issue amicably so that the future of the lecturers should not be
affected. Daily Times
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Virtual University opens its Sukkur campus
Sukkur: The Virtual University (VU) has established its campus in
Sukkur. According to a VU press release the new campus at Sukkur will provide facilities to students with access to
lectures on VUTV channels and computer lab facility to communicate with their
teachers and provide them with necessary assistance in completing assignments
etc.
The university has always been
doing such new additions to its system in order to facilitate door to door
spread of education in the country at affordable cost.
As the VU slogan depicts:
"World‑class education at your door step." The Virtual University television
will be telecasting the event on its own four VUTV channels. The university has
always been undertaking such activities to assist in building an educated
Pakistan. App
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| Education News | | Updated: 25 May, 2012 |
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