Claim forms for Karachi goverment colleges admissions
College admissions: Negligence may lead to piling of claim forms
Karachi, Sep 10: A record number of claim forms are likely to be filed
for college admissions this year, because the centralised admission
committee has failed to note down the complete details given earlier by
the students in their placement forms, it has been learnt.
The admission committee obtained the duly filled-in placement forms
from designated bank branches and forwarded them to the Board of
Secondary Education Karachi without recording the information provided
therein, sources privy to the admission committee said.
Senior professors, who formerly were associated with the process of
admissions to first-year classes under the centralised admission policy
(CAP), said that the committee, in this situation, would have to
completely rely on the merit list to be issued by the BSEK.
"Previously, the CAP committee used to send the placement forms to the
BSEK after jotting down all the details from the forms such as choice
of colleges mentioned by candidates, but no such record is available
with the CAP committee now," the professors said, adding that a large
number of candidates are expected to throng the claim centres to be set
up in all 18 towns of the city. The claim centres are set up to address
the complaints of applicants by correcting the errors that usually crop
up during the admission process. Some senior teachers of
government colleges, who termed the move 'a deliberate act', alleged
that the committee's failure to record full details would help
undeserving students of influential families with political connections
get admissions to reputable colleges. Meanwhile, central
president of the Sindh Professors' and Lecturers' Association Prof
Ather Hussain Mirza has requested Sindh Education Minister Pir Mazharul
Haq to direct the provincial director-general (colleges) that any
student, who failed to get admission on a merit basis in a college,
must not be permitted to attend classes in that college. He said that
such permissions not only negated the spirit of merit but also became a
source of discontent among meritorious students.
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BIEK drive to enhance literacy rate
Karachi: The Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK) has
asked its employees to participate in the literacy drive by educating
illiterate employees of the board. BIEK chairman Anwar Ahmed Zai issued a directive on the occasion of the
International Literacy Day asking every board officer and official of
grade-11 to 20 to undertake the responsibility of teaching at least one
illiterate grade-1 employee. The grade-1 employees include peons,
watchmen, gardeners, sanitary workers, ground developers and loaders. Mr Zai said
the directive was aimed at taking practical steps towards raising the literacy rate in the
country. He said the activity would be recorded as the officer/official
undertaking the responsibility would register with the board official
concerned the particulars of the illiterate employee he would undertake
to teach. The educators, he said, would be awarded
appreciation certificates while the educated ones would also be given
certificates on the eve of the International Literacy Day next year. The expenses to
be incurred on account of textbooks, stationery, note books, etc would be borne by the board, he said. Dawn
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Diploma of Information Technology result announced
Karachi: The Sindh Board of Technical Education has announced the results of
Diploma of Information Technology (DIT) second semester examination
2008. According to the statistics, a total of 1,831
candidates appeared in the examination and 1,526 of them passed it. The
pass percentage stood at 83.34. The board also announced that the first year Diploma
of Associate Engineer (DAE) annual examination will commence on October 6. Dawn
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KU BA Supplementary Exams date
Karachi: The Controller of Examinations Dr Nasiruddin Khan has announced that the
Supplementary Examinations of 2008 for BA (Regular and External) will
commence from September 14, 2009. The centres for these examinations
will be in various departments of the university and the time will be
from 09:30 am to 12:30 pm. The news
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