Karachi colleges pre-engineering admission list
Pre-engg admission list
Karachi, Sept 07: The placement results of pre-engineering (boys) for
admissions to first-year classes in government colleges of the city
will be notified on Monday. Director-general colleges Prof Dr Rafiq Ahmed Siddiqui said this in a statement issued here on Saturday. The placement results of computer science and home economics groups were notified on September 3. The remaining faculty-wise placement results would be announced in a few days, Dr Siddiqui said. The last date for the submission of admission forms expired on August 29 after it was extended twice.
Some 93,000 admission forms had been sold at 50 designated branches of
Bank Al-Habib in the city while over 81,000 forms were received. Prof Siddiqui said that there were a sufficient number of seats
available in 124 government colleges in the city and no eligible
candidate would be denied admission. The classes are expected to start
after Eidul Fitr. App
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Class XI session shrinks by 63 days
Karachi: The academic session of first-year students at the
city colleges which was scheduled to begin from September 1 has not
only failed to start on time, but will also be reduced to just 137 days
as against the prescribed academic year of 210 days. According to the Sindh education department's steering committee decision, the session was supposed to start from September 1. However the first-year classes at city colleges are not likely to start before the first week of October. According
to a decision of the Inter-Provincial Education Ministers' Conference,
the first-year students' annual examinations are scheduled to be held
in April 2010. Since the first-year classes at colleges in
other parts of Sindh, Punjab, the NWFP and Balochistan have already
begun on August 15, the first-year students at colleges in the city
have lost at least 45 academic days when compared to the academic days
of first-year students in the other parts of the country. The process of admissions to first-year classes at 124 public sector colleges of the city has been expedited after August 29. The August 29 date was fixed as the last date for submission of admission forms.
The Centralised Admission Policy (CAP) committee tasked with managing
the admissions process to first-year may issue the placement lists of
candidates of Science, Commerce and Humanities faculties on the eve of
Eidul Fitr. On the other hand, colleges will require one more
week to accomplish the entire admissions process before the starting of
the first-year classes. Thus the academic session of first-year students is likely to begin in the first week of October.
Moreover, the CAP committee has set up claim centres for rectifying
faults occurred during computerised placement of candidates. This will take at least one more week to correct such mistakes and solving other admission-related issues. The process of admission to first-year classes under the CAP had initially begun on July 28.
The CAP committee had extended the last date for submission of
admission forms three times because of the inordinate delay in the
issuance of mark-sheets to a large number of matric students by the
Board of Secondary Education Karachi. Although there will be
182 working days if the first-year academic session 2009-10 begins on
October 1, the academic year will be of only 137 days because there
will be no teaching at colleges for 45 days owing to holidays. These holidays include 26 Sundays which would be falling in six months
(from October to March), 10 days for winter vacations (from Dec 22 to
Dec 31) and nine holidays on account of Allama Iqbal Day (Nov 9); Eidul
Azha (in the last week of November); Kashmir Solidarity Day (Feb 5);
Pakistan Day (March 23), besides, two other holidays on account of Eid
Milad-un-Nabi and Urs of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai. Unforeseen events, such as strikes and other such disturbances which often add to academic days' loss, are apart from this.
Commenting on the short academic session, Sindh Professors and
Lecturers Association president of Karachi chapter Prof Muzaffar Ali
Rizvi said that the first-year students of the city government colleges
would not be able to complete their entire course in mere 137 academic
days. This was because of the fact that the syllabus was
designed while keeping in mind that there would be at least 190 working
days in an academic year of 210 academic days, he added. "In
such a short period, neither the teachers will be able to teach the
entire prescribed course, nor the students will be able to comprehend
it," he said, adding that short academic sessions and shortage of
teachers were the two main factors responsible for the dismal
performance of colleges in the Higher Secondary Certificate
examinations in the city. Endorsing the views of Prof Rizvi, SPLA central president Prof Ather Hussain Mirza also criticised the situation.
He said that the previous academic session of first-year students of
government colleges in the city was also of mere 130 days. The Sindh education department had failed to take corrective measures
in this regard and the first-year students in city colleges - who are
already lagging behind the first-year students of the rest of the
country whose classes had begun in the mid of August - would not be
able to cover their entire course in just 137 academic days, he said. Dawn
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SSC exam forms submission date extended
Karachi: Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) has extended the date for
submission of examination forms of SSC supplementary examination 2009,
Science and General Group (Regular and Private) by 12th September 2009.
The forms will be accepted without a late fee by 12 September 2009, and
with late fine of Rs200 from 14th to 19th September. They can also be
submitted with a fine of Rs500 from 25th to 30th September and with a
fine of Rs1,000 from 1st to 22nd October. The news
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