The Information Technology University (ITU) Lahore is set to have its own Computer Engineering (CE) Department, with Vice Chancellor Dr Niaz Ahmad Akhtar saying the addition of this department would help the university cater to the needs of industry and
The 352nd meeting of the Punjab University’s Senate on Thursday gave approval to several key pending matters, including one for the establishment of Punjab University Medical and Dental College. The planned medical college and hospital would be built over an
The China Study Centre (CSC), University of Peshawar and the higher education institutions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are jointly conducting a three-day international conference titled “CPEC: Collaboration in higher education and sustainable development”. The conference began on Tuesday and aims at exploring
The Punjab government is finally prepared to publicise ads for VCs appointments in various universities across the province that have been working without permanent heads of administration for several months now.
South Punjab districts feature prominently at the bottom of lists for various indicators formulated to gauge educational performance in the province Although the overall public schooling system in Punjab leaves much to be desired, government-run schools in South Punjab are
School Education minister hints at conducting random blood tests of students, launching awareness campaigns to curb drug and substance abuse among youth The Government of Punjab will introduce an e-transfer policy for teachers to make the postings and transfers process
The Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC) will continue equivalence of O and A level students, as Higher Education Commission (HEC) has only halted the requirement of seeking details of prior qualification i.e.. SSC and HSSC, including equivalence certificates for
The Cancer Society Multan (CSM) has urged the government to introduce changes in the medical syllabus and to include cancer education in the curricula for the early and timely diagnosis of the fatal disease. In the official statement released by
With more and more teachers in England opting for other career options, the government is expected to announce a new policy that will no longer rate or punish schools in England based on their performance in national exams or tests.
Behind every choice that we make in our life, there lies an inherent impetus that pushes us down a particular path. If we talk about education, every individual wants to obtain quality education that is in line with his or