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AJK University to advertise 124 vacancies
MUZAFFARABAD, Sept 13, 2007: The AJK University will shortly advertise 124
vacant posts to make permanent appointments for 44 teaching and 80 non-teaching
staff based on merit.
Vice-Chancellor Dr Z.U. Khan told reporters here on
Wednesday that even the office of vice chancellor would be filled on open
merit.
Mr Khan informed that the university had established a special
fund to meet the educational expenditures of needy students.
Similarly,
the institution decided to waive 50 per cent fees of children of junior grade
employees, he said, adding that if employees were interested in improving their
own qualifications, then the university would pay for their tuition and
examination fees and 50 per cent cost of books.
The vice-chancellor said
a centre of excellence would also be established at the university to facilitate
the faculty exchange programme and career planning service.
About the
$133 million King Abdullah University in Azad Jammu and Kashmir sponsored by the
Saudi Arabian government, he said there was disagreement with the AJK government
over the site selection for the project.
"We want the varsity to be built
in Chattar Klas but the government suggested that it should be constructed at
Kardala in the vicinity of Muzaffarabad airport," he said. Dawn
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