Karachi HSC Part-I Science results 2009
Karachi intermediate HSC Part-I results
Karachi, Nov 12: A Board of Intermediate Education, Karachi (BIEK) press release
stated that the results of Science (Pre-Engineering and Science General)
Groups), HSC Part-I annual examinations 2009, will be announced on Thursday
(today).
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CIMA launches Global Business Challenge
Karachi: The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has
launched the 'Global Business Challenge', an international business management
competition designed to bring out the best in potential business leaders among
young people. This is the first time that Pakistani students would also
get the chance to participate in this international competition and prove their
skills and understanding in the field of finance, a press release issued on
Wednesday said. The competition is open to full-time undergraduates of
public and private colleges and universities ideally from a business or finance
background. The teams taking part will come from the Pakistan, UK,
Ireland, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, India, China, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa,
UAE, and Australia. The competition provides students with a great opportunity
to test the depth of their financial knowledge, try out their business
management skills, expand upon their competitive ability, and has even led to
internship opportunities from well known organisations, the statement read.
The teams will be expected to analyse, report, and present on a
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants case study. The winning team from
each country will win the chance to compete in the grand finals in Malaysia,
representing their country and institution. The Chartered Institute of
Management Accountants Global Business challenge, 2009, winners, Anova, who
represented Hong Kong, from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said, "Winning
the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Global Business Challenge was
rewarding, it was a great opportunity to broadcast our skills on a global scale
and present them to a panel of expert judges. Our victory has opened doors and
is the start of great things to come." Ray Perry, Executive Director of
Brand Profile and Marketing, at Chartered Institute of Management Accountants,
added, "Chartered Institute of Management Accountants provides an
internationally recognised professional qualification in management accountancy
and represents some of the highest flying finance leaders in the world. The
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Global Business Challenge has been
set up to bring out the best in the potential business leaders of tomorrow and
provides a valuable platform for those taking part. We believe there is a great
pool of business talent in Pakistan and we look forward to receiving
registrations from the region."
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CDGK education dept defies recruitment ban
Karachi: The education department of the City District Government Karachi
(CDGK) has issued over 400 appointment letters mainly for non-teaching posts in
government schools despite a ban on recruitment and transfers in government
departments, it has been learnt. Moreover, the quarters concerned have
alleged that these jobs have been offered on the basis of political
considerations. The ban on new employments was imposed to discourage
out-of-turn appointments and transfers in Sindh government departments. However,
owing to reasons best known to the authorities concerned, around 450 appointment
letters have been issued in the CDGK education department, allegedly to workers
and supporters of the coalition partners of the provincial government, sources
said. It is also worth mentioning here that, earlier, authorities,
including the offices of the education minister, had denied reports of these
appointments. Sindh Education Minister Pir Mazhar Ul Haq said that
only offer orders were issued "to streamline things, so that it would take less
time to release appointment orders; the latter, however, is conditional to the
lifting of the ban." In September, the authorities release offer orders
from grades 1 to 15, without conducting any formal proceedings; these posts were
never advertised, sources informed. The letter, which is typed, contains
the hand-written name of the candidate, the father's name, the Computerised
National Identity Card number, and name of the place where the candidate is
supposed to report, they said. The letters are signed by the CDGK
Executive District Officer (EDO) Education, Ibrahim Kumbhar The
education department has allegedly issued these appointment letters for the
posts of Naib-Qasid, lab-attendant, lab assistant, sweeper, Chowkidar, junior
clerk, assistant clerk and computer operator. However, no written tests were
conducted for the posts of assistant clerk and computer operator, sources said,
adding that no deceased or son quota is offered, and all appointments were
allegedly made on the grounds of political affiliations. They further
said that appointment orders with the postings were issued from Monday, and the
candidates were trying to get the jobs at their favourite places, instead of
being deployed at the assigned locations.
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Students protest against fee hike
Badin: Students of colleges of Badin seeking admission in the Liaquat University
of Medical and Health Sciences, Jamshoro, took out a protest rally here on
Wednesday against the increase in admission fee for first year MBBS, which
jumped from Rs 25,000 to Rs 42,000 in a year. Under the auspices of
Shagird Ittehad, they started the protest rally from the Islamia College, which
turned into a big demonstration outside the Badin Press Club after passing
through the roads of Badin. The students staged a sit-in there for more than an
hour. The rally was led by student leader Shahid Jokhio. Addressing the
students, Shahid said the massive increase in fee in a year was unfair and a
huge burden on their parents. The students demanded of the governor of Sindh to
solve the issue before the closure of the submission date of admission fee. The news
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