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AIOU autumn semester admissions schedule
AIOU admission date extended
Islamabad, Sept 11: Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has extended the
date for Autumn semester admissions to September 22.
A statement issued
here on Wednesday said all enlisted and prospective students could avail this
opportunity.
For the existing students, the university has already
dispatched 'continuing admission forms' to their given address.
If any
student has not yet received the form, she/he should download it from the
university's website www.aiou.edu.pk or use the fresh Matric/FA/BA admission
form and deposit the prescribed fee in the designated branches of the National
Bank of Pakistan and all branches of First Women Bank, Allied Bank, Bank Alfalah
and Habib Bank throughout the country. App
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Universal Primary Education: Pindi schools enroll 17,000 children
Rawalpindi: The government schools of Rawalpindi district enrolled 17,000
school-age children between August 14 and 31 under Universal Primary Education
(UPE) programme.
Of these children aged below nine, 8,400 were boys and
8,600 girls, District Officer (Monitoring) Muhammad Awais said on
Wednesday.
Awais said teachers deployed in rural area schools put names
of the newborn babies into a register maintained at union councils under the UPE
programme.
He said government had launched the programme in 1987 with the
help of UNICEF. He said National Commission for Human Development (NCHD) and
NGOs had been mobilising parents to send their children to schools.
Awais
said the Education Department had been trying to enroll all children below nine
in the province in line with Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif's
instructions.
He said it's for the first time that the department had
engaged teachers for enrollment of school-age children. He said the teachers'
involvement had resulted in massive enrollment of children under the UPE
programme.
Punjab Teachers' Association, Rawalpindi, President Saghir
Alam said registering students in schools was as important as reducing high
dropout rate in the district.
He appreciated the provincial government
for providing poor students with free education, free books, free stationery
etc.
He said in some backward areas, people were given Rs 200 per head
for sending their daughters to schools.
He said these initiatives had
increased school enrollment in the province in general and in Rawalpindi
district in particular. "These steps will greatly improve literacy rate in the
district," he said.
Bilal Abbasi, a social worker, said it was seen that
many children left schools due to parents' disinterest in their studies.
He said in most of the cases, poor people preferred work to education
for their children.
He said frequent migration was another reason of
children not receiving formal education.
Abbasi said children stayed away
from schools when their teachers remained absent from schools. He said absentee
teachers deserved stern punishment.
Punjab Education Secretary (Schools)
Nadeem Ashraf expressed concern that 38 per cent people in the Punjab didn't
send children to schools every year. He said teachers could discourage dropout
rate of 30 percent among schoolchildren by performing their duty
diligently.
He said the education budget for 2008-09 had Rs 10 billion
extra funds for the welfare of teachers and students.
EDO (Education)
Chaudhry Muhammad Yousaf said the department had been trying hard to increase
enrollment in Rawalpindi schools. He said things at schools would considerably
improve by the end of next month. Daily Times
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Pir Mehr Ali Shah University of Arid Agriculture Rawalpindi (UAAR) admission test
Islamabad: The entry tests for admission in various disciplines at Pir Mehr Ali Shah University of Arid
Agriculture Rawalpindi (UAAR) for the new academic session will be held today
(Thursday). According to the spokesperson, some 12,000 applicants would appear
in the entry tests to be held under the auspices of the university. The
university administration has advised the applicants to follow the procedure
strictly to avoid any inconvenience. The classes for the new academic session
would start on October 6. The News
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