What We Learned from the QAU Student-Admin Conflict
The three-week-long tensions between students and administration of Pakistan’s top ranked seat of higher learning, Quaid-e-Azam University (QAU), came to a rather sad end.
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Rs 6 Billion for 4,000 Schools: Sindh CM Wants Results Within Six Months
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah seems to be allocating a lot of his time to the education sector in the province.
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Human Capital: Why Pakistan’s ‘Prized’ Youth Bulge isn’t Helping Much?
Pakistan was placed 125th out of 130 countries studied by the World Economic Forum for its Global Human Capital Development Report 2017. Let that.
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Nobel Ambitions: 17 and Soaring, This Niazi has Got Electric Honeycombs Going
While most 17-year olds in Pakistan these days are worried about A-level results, replacing current smartphone with a new one and their Ludo Star.
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Education Without Learning: WB Warns of Impending Doom
Education without learning. The situation is all but too familiar in Pakistan. Students going through the grind of sub-standard education, grade after grade, without.
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University Olympics? The Sooner, The Better
Aitchison vs Lawrence, Cambridge vs Oxford, Harvard vs Yale; these and thousands of other pairings of names define some of the fiercest and religiously-maintained.
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Continue Please: SHC Orders Reopening of Aisha Bawany College
Putting days of unease and speculation to rest, the Sindh High Court (SHC) on Thursday directed authorities to reopen Aisha Bawany College in Karachi..
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Of Course: PM Abbasi says Education Government’s Top Priority
Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Wednesday said education was at the forefront of the present government’s agenda. Abbasi is in New York to.
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AIOU Stretches its Online Education Wings
Following an aggressive strategy to strengthen its online education presence, Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) is offering several new online degree courses to.
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Top China-Pakistan Student Exchange, Joint Research Projects Need of the Hour
Two of the top scholarly minds in Pakistan and China agree that the two countries must promote faculty and student exchange programs as well.