Lahore, The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) secretary recently beat up one of his juniors and threatened him with termination from service in case he made the matter public, sources said.
The sources said the BISE Employees' Union was, surprisingly, supporting the secretary in the row. But another group of employees is backing the junior employee – Naib Qasid Muhammad Naveed – and said he was "targeted because of his active participation in recent protests against the BISE chairman and secretary for not attending office".
'Personal matter': The secretary, Mushtaq Ahmed Tahir, has conceded that he beat up a junior employee. While he said the "personal matter" had been "settled", the group supporting Naveed rejected the claim, and said "tensions are still high at work".
Education Minster Mian Mujtaba Shujaur Rahman said that an investigation would be launched to determine if the secretary was guilty, and action would be taken in line with the law. The sources said Naveed was beaten up "on Friday for attending a call on his cell phone while he was in the secretary's office". They said Naveed was in the secretary's office for official work when a family member called him. "Naveed only attended the call to tell the person at the other end that he was in the secretary's office and couldn't talk ... but Naveed's brief interlude irked the secretary," said the sources, adding that Tahir initially slapped Naveed and then started beating him up. "Nobody stepped forward to rescue Naveed, who had started crying." They said the naib qasid was "injured", and had to be taken to Ganga Ram Hospital. Tahir later warned Naveed that he would be terminated from service "in case you make the matter public".
According to some BISE officials, "Tahir has close links with high-ups in the Punjab government ... he was just appointed to work as a representative at the board". A number of BISE officials claimed the secretary's chief responsibility was to "organise the Punjab chief minister's essay writing, debates and sports competitions". They said Tahir could be "rarely found in office ... employees and students are suffering as a result". They called on the Punjab government to take notice of the secretary's misbehaviour with Naveed.
The sources said the BISE Employees Welfare Union had also refrained from highlighting the matter because of the secretary's "pressure". However, the president of the union said, "It's not a minor issue." BISE Public Relations Officer Qaiser Virk said that he was unaware if the naib qasid had been manhandled.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Punjab University VC Gets Einstein Award
LAHORE, The International Biographical Centre has awarded the prestigious International Einstein Award for scientific achievement to Punjab University vice-chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran in recognition of his contributions to physics.
The International Einstein Award for scientific achievement is designed to acknowledge, thank and reward those individuals who have distinguished themselves within the field of science and added to the wealth of human learning and the subsequent advancement of society.
The award is a full colour certificate of merit, laminated onto a fine wooden base, measuring 11.5” x 16.5”, which features portrait of the legendary genius physicist Einstein in the background and is dated and signed by the director-general and the editor-in-chief of the International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England.
The name of Dr Kamran has also been inscribed in the IBC annals as an iconic achiever and recipient of the Einstein Award for scientific achievement.
The International Einstein Award for scientific achievement is designed to acknowledge, thank and reward those individuals who have distinguished themselves within the field of science and added to the wealth of human learning and the subsequent advancement of society.
The award is a full colour certificate of merit, laminated onto a fine wooden base, measuring 11.5” x 16.5”, which features portrait of the legendary genius physicist Einstein in the background and is dated and signed by the director-general and the editor-in-chief of the International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England.
The name of Dr Kamran has also been inscribed in the IBC annals as an iconic achiever and recipient of the Einstein Award for scientific achievement.
56,000 NIP Interns Receive Placement Letters
Islamabad, As many as 56,000 National Internship Programme (NIP) applicants have received their placement letters all over the country including AJK and Fata.
NIP Director General Muntazir Khan said here Monday that the Programme was designed for the benefit of young unemployed postgraduates and graduates all over the country, who had completed 16 years of education from recognized universities or degree awarding institutions including external candidates.
The scheme is intended to assist financially to fresh graduates and also to keep them engaged and interested in acquiring additional knowledge and real work life experiences, thereby facilitating their employability in the country. The programme will also benefit the government organisations facing shortage of staff in various cadres. He said that unemployed postgraduates and graduates in all fields of studies who have completed 16 years of formal education from HEC recognised universities & degree awarding institutions including external candidates; He said that this is the final batch and the process of the verification has been completed. Region-wise detail of which is as under:
Punjab total 21,966 candidates male female, Sindh total 8,611 candidates male female, NWFP total 12,621 candidates male female, Balochistan 358, AJK total 411, Gilgit Baltistan total 301, Malakand 5,648, Fata 216 and Federal ministries 34,571.
NIP Director General Muntazir Khan said here Monday that the Programme was designed for the benefit of young unemployed postgraduates and graduates all over the country, who had completed 16 years of education from recognized universities or degree awarding institutions including external candidates.
The scheme is intended to assist financially to fresh graduates and also to keep them engaged and interested in acquiring additional knowledge and real work life experiences, thereby facilitating their employability in the country. The programme will also benefit the government organisations facing shortage of staff in various cadres. He said that unemployed postgraduates and graduates in all fields of studies who have completed 16 years of formal education from HEC recognised universities & degree awarding institutions including external candidates; He said that this is the final batch and the process of the verification has been completed. Region-wise detail of which is as under:
Punjab total 21,966 candidates male female, Sindh total 8,611 candidates male female, NWFP total 12,621 candidates male female, Balochistan 358, AJK total 411, Gilgit Baltistan total 301, Malakand 5,648, Fata 216 and Federal ministries 34,571.
University Of Health Sciences Passes Three Students In Violation Of Rules
Lahore, The University of Health Sciences (UHS) has reassessed answer sheets of three candidates of private medical/dental colleges after declaration of results in sheer violation of varsity's examination rules, orders of the Syndicate and judgment of the Supreme Court.
The UHS Examination Department has conducted reassessment of answer sheets of three candidates i.e. Sabeen Zahid d/o Zahid Hussain (MBBS 2nd Professional Supplementary Examination 2006 from Lahore Medical and Dental College, Lahore), Hajra Shahid Khan d/o Shahid Yousaf Khan (MBBS 1st Professional Part-I Annual Examination 2006 from Wah Medical College, Wah Cantt), and Ayesha Mansha d/o Muhammad Mansha (BDS 1st Professional, Revised Scheme, Annual Examination 2006 from FMH, College of Medicine and Dentistry, Lahore) after declaration of results and passed them pass. The varsity by doing so violated examination rules and Supreme Court ruling and also discriminated against candidates who were not given a similar opportunity. It also exposed a nexus of UHS and its affiliated private medical/dental institutions working to manipulate results.
The UHS examination rules clearly state in Section 7 (vi): "The answer books of a candidate in any examination of the University shall not be reassessed after declaration of the result."
Section 7 (i) says: "After declaration of results, a candidate may apply to the Controller of Examinations for rechecking of his/her results." (vii) Whereas rechecking does not mean reassessment or re-evaluation of an answer book, the controller of examinations or any officer authorized by him or the Rechecking Committee approved by the vice-chancellor shall satisfy that the result of the candidate has been correctly compiled and declared."
The UHS Syndicate, in its 13th meeting, unanimously decided that before decoding, an 'audit' committee approved by the VC and convened by controller of examinations may audit the result and involve a convener of assessment, if deemed necessary, out of the panel of senior professors recommended by Board of Studies. The duties of convener of assessment will not be in contradiction to examination regulations.
Earlier, in compliance with the judgment of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and in conformity with the policy of PMDC and HEC, the syndicate in its 12th meeting and Board of Governors in its 10th meeting decided to abolish the system of grace marks or an increase in marks by any other name with effect from Annual Examination 2006.
Sources said that the UHS also adopted a system of 'rechecking' or 'audit' of answer sheets, failing by not more than three marks from benchmark to pass the subject, before the declaration of results to rule out any discrepancies in the compilation of results leaving no room, whatsoever, for any error or mistake in compilation/counting of results/marks. However, after declaration of results, a candidate may apply for rechecking or audit to remove his/her doubts regarding compilation of results but certainly not for reassessment of the answer sheet.
The sources pointed out another anomaly that these candidates had not moved their applications for rechecking within 10 days as Section 7 (iv) says: "Applications for rechecking shall be received in the office of the controller of examinations not later than 10 days after the date of declaration of the result of the examination." The rechecking of one candidate's answer sheets was directly recommended by the vice-chancellor.
As for individual cases, Sabeen Zahid d/o Zahid Hussain in MBBS 2nd Professional Supplementary Examination 2006 from Lahore Medical and Dental College, Lahore, Roll No 431, Fictitious No 1558 and Rechecking File No 1865, was awarded three extra numbers - one each in questions 8, 9 and 15 in the subject of General Pathology during reassessment after declaration of the result.
In order of events, the Rechecking Committee after Sabeen Zahid's application for rechecking, declared that the candidate had failed after thorough rechecking the answer sheet. Later, the UHS called Dr Fauzia Iqbal Butt, Professor of Pathology, AIMC, Lahore, as Convener of Assessment for an audit of answer sheet bearing Fictitious No 1558, but she also declared in writing that "no question or part of question was found unmarked. The standard of assessment of paper is satisfactory and the marks given are correct. The total of marks is also correct."
Afterwards, the UHS appointed Dr Abdul Hannan Nagi, Professor of Pathology at LMDC, Lahore, as convener of assessment but he again gave an all-clear report.
After failing in their attempts, the UHS thrashed out all candidates failing by just three marks in the subject of General Pathology in an attempt to clear the 'deserving candidate' bearing Fictitious No 1558 and appointed Dr Maleeha Aslam, Professor of Pathology at AIMC, Lahore, as convener of assessment. However, she also endorsed the results of the 21 candidates including the candidate with Fictitious No 1558. So much so that she gave in writing that marking was towards the lenient side.
However, out of the 21 candidates, the candidate with Fictitious No 1558 was lucky that the UHS Examination Department desperately took up the case again and once again appointed Dr AH Nagi, Professor of Pathology at LMDC, Lahore, as convener of assessment, who finally awarded three marks - one each in Qs 8, 9 & 15 - on the basis that 'some parts of these questions were left unmarked'. Dr AH Nagi is presently Professor of Pathology at UHS, while another professor of LMDC was appointed as a member of Board of Governors of UHS a few months ago.
Following this development, the Head of Rechecking Committee objected to the change in marks of questions 8, 9 and 15, saying it amounted to reassessment/re-evaluation which was against rules and regulations.
However, the controller of examinations, on the instructions of the vice-chancellor, asked the professor concerned to clarify the discrepancy between the statements in the script and the audit reports. The professor concerned apologised for his earlier audit report and presented the 'solution' that some portions of questions 8, 9 and 15 were left unmarked in the second audit report and awarded three marks, which was accepted by the controller of examinations and approved by the vice-chancellor.
However, the assistant controller of examinations (secrecy) wrote a letter, dated June 26, 2007, to LMDC Principal with reference to rechecking application of Sabeen Zahid, Roll No. 431, of MBBS 2nd Professional Supplementary Examination 2006, conveying that Rechecking Committee checked the answer books/records/practical awards and no discrepancies were found.
Despite this communication by the assistant controller of examinations (secrecy), the UHS Examination Department issued a notification dated August 7, 2007, declaring that the candidate Roll No 431 had passed.
In case of Hajra Shahid Khan d/o Shahid Yousaf Khan in MBBS 1st Professional (Part-I) Annual Examination 2006, bearing Roll No 129, Fictitious No 7124 and Rechecking File No 1554 from Wah Medical College, Wah Cantt, the UHS Examination Department also awarded 1.5 marks in questions 1 and 2 in the subject of Anatomy to enhance the existing 2.5 marks to total of 4 marks in post-result reassessment of answer books.
In yet another case of Ayesha Mansha d/o Muhammad Mansha in BDS 1st Professional (Revised Scheme), Annual Examination 2006, Roll No 69, Fictitious No 808 and Rechecking File No 1452 from FMH, College of Medicine and Dentistry, Lahore, the UHS Examination Department also awarded one extra mark in questions 1 and 2 in Anatomy to increase the existing 2 marks to total of 3 marks in post result reassessment of answer books.
In both these cases, the UHS appointed Dr Mustansir Billah, Professor of Anatomy CMH/Lahore Medical College, Lahore, as the convener of assessment, who prepared separate award lists, instead of amending marks on Paper Assessors' award lists, to increase the required number of marks. However, the controller of examinations rejected the new award lists and himself amended the original award lists.
In original award list of candidate's paper with Fictitious No 7124, prepared by Paper Assessor Dr Muhammad Sohail, FPGMI/Sheikh Zayed Hospital, Lahore, the Controller of Examinations added 1.5 marks to existing 2.5 marks in questions 1 and 2 to increase to a total of 4 marks required to pass in the said subject.
In original award list of candidate paper bearing Fictitious No 808, prepared by Paper Assessor Dr Syed Tariq, Professor of Anatomy, Nishtar Medical College, Multan, the controller of examinations added 1 mark to existing 2 marks in questions 1 and 2 to increase to a total of 3 marks required to pass in the said subject.
The UHS, after conducting reassessment, referred the case to Rechecking Committee, which then 'rectified' the mistake in final counting of marks and declared that the candidates had passed the examinations. Later, the UHS Examination Department issued notifications, dated February 27, 2007, declaring that the candidates pass in their respective examinations.
Sources said that both these candidates, MBBS 1st Professional (Part-I) Annual Examination 2006 and BDS 1st Professional (Revised Scheme), Annual Examination 2006, had failed in their last chance to continue their medical education, but the UHS Examination Department misused its authority and arbitrarily passed them to carry on their medical education.
Courts had also rejected pleas of several candidates, particularly failing by just 1 mark in their last chance in First Professional BDS or MBBS (Part-I&II), to award required grace mark(s) to promote to the next level of Second Professional BDS or MBBS in order to continue their medical education.
When contacted, UHS Vice Chancellor Prof Hussain Mubashar Malik and Controller of Examinations Dr Junaid Sarfraz were unavailable for comments.
The UHS Examination Department has conducted reassessment of answer sheets of three candidates i.e. Sabeen Zahid d/o Zahid Hussain (MBBS 2nd Professional Supplementary Examination 2006 from Lahore Medical and Dental College, Lahore), Hajra Shahid Khan d/o Shahid Yousaf Khan (MBBS 1st Professional Part-I Annual Examination 2006 from Wah Medical College, Wah Cantt), and Ayesha Mansha d/o Muhammad Mansha (BDS 1st Professional, Revised Scheme, Annual Examination 2006 from FMH, College of Medicine and Dentistry, Lahore) after declaration of results and passed them pass. The varsity by doing so violated examination rules and Supreme Court ruling and also discriminated against candidates who were not given a similar opportunity. It also exposed a nexus of UHS and its affiliated private medical/dental institutions working to manipulate results.
The UHS examination rules clearly state in Section 7 (vi): "The answer books of a candidate in any examination of the University shall not be reassessed after declaration of the result."
Section 7 (i) says: "After declaration of results, a candidate may apply to the Controller of Examinations for rechecking of his/her results." (vii) Whereas rechecking does not mean reassessment or re-evaluation of an answer book, the controller of examinations or any officer authorized by him or the Rechecking Committee approved by the vice-chancellor shall satisfy that the result of the candidate has been correctly compiled and declared."
The UHS Syndicate, in its 13th meeting, unanimously decided that before decoding, an 'audit' committee approved by the VC and convened by controller of examinations may audit the result and involve a convener of assessment, if deemed necessary, out of the panel of senior professors recommended by Board of Studies. The duties of convener of assessment will not be in contradiction to examination regulations.
Earlier, in compliance with the judgment of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and in conformity with the policy of PMDC and HEC, the syndicate in its 12th meeting and Board of Governors in its 10th meeting decided to abolish the system of grace marks or an increase in marks by any other name with effect from Annual Examination 2006.
Sources said that the UHS also adopted a system of 'rechecking' or 'audit' of answer sheets, failing by not more than three marks from benchmark to pass the subject, before the declaration of results to rule out any discrepancies in the compilation of results leaving no room, whatsoever, for any error or mistake in compilation/counting of results/marks. However, after declaration of results, a candidate may apply for rechecking or audit to remove his/her doubts regarding compilation of results but certainly not for reassessment of the answer sheet.
The sources pointed out another anomaly that these candidates had not moved their applications for rechecking within 10 days as Section 7 (iv) says: "Applications for rechecking shall be received in the office of the controller of examinations not later than 10 days after the date of declaration of the result of the examination." The rechecking of one candidate's answer sheets was directly recommended by the vice-chancellor.
As for individual cases, Sabeen Zahid d/o Zahid Hussain in MBBS 2nd Professional Supplementary Examination 2006 from Lahore Medical and Dental College, Lahore, Roll No 431, Fictitious No 1558 and Rechecking File No 1865, was awarded three extra numbers - one each in questions 8, 9 and 15 in the subject of General Pathology during reassessment after declaration of the result.
In order of events, the Rechecking Committee after Sabeen Zahid's application for rechecking, declared that the candidate had failed after thorough rechecking the answer sheet. Later, the UHS called Dr Fauzia Iqbal Butt, Professor of Pathology, AIMC, Lahore, as Convener of Assessment for an audit of answer sheet bearing Fictitious No 1558, but she also declared in writing that "no question or part of question was found unmarked. The standard of assessment of paper is satisfactory and the marks given are correct. The total of marks is also correct."
Afterwards, the UHS appointed Dr Abdul Hannan Nagi, Professor of Pathology at LMDC, Lahore, as convener of assessment but he again gave an all-clear report.
After failing in their attempts, the UHS thrashed out all candidates failing by just three marks in the subject of General Pathology in an attempt to clear the 'deserving candidate' bearing Fictitious No 1558 and appointed Dr Maleeha Aslam, Professor of Pathology at AIMC, Lahore, as convener of assessment. However, she also endorsed the results of the 21 candidates including the candidate with Fictitious No 1558. So much so that she gave in writing that marking was towards the lenient side.
However, out of the 21 candidates, the candidate with Fictitious No 1558 was lucky that the UHS Examination Department desperately took up the case again and once again appointed Dr AH Nagi, Professor of Pathology at LMDC, Lahore, as convener of assessment, who finally awarded three marks - one each in Qs 8, 9 & 15 - on the basis that 'some parts of these questions were left unmarked'. Dr AH Nagi is presently Professor of Pathology at UHS, while another professor of LMDC was appointed as a member of Board of Governors of UHS a few months ago.
Following this development, the Head of Rechecking Committee objected to the change in marks of questions 8, 9 and 15, saying it amounted to reassessment/re-evaluation which was against rules and regulations.
However, the controller of examinations, on the instructions of the vice-chancellor, asked the professor concerned to clarify the discrepancy between the statements in the script and the audit reports. The professor concerned apologised for his earlier audit report and presented the 'solution' that some portions of questions 8, 9 and 15 were left unmarked in the second audit report and awarded three marks, which was accepted by the controller of examinations and approved by the vice-chancellor.
However, the assistant controller of examinations (secrecy) wrote a letter, dated June 26, 2007, to LMDC Principal with reference to rechecking application of Sabeen Zahid, Roll No. 431, of MBBS 2nd Professional Supplementary Examination 2006, conveying that Rechecking Committee checked the answer books/records/practical awards and no discrepancies were found.
Despite this communication by the assistant controller of examinations (secrecy), the UHS Examination Department issued a notification dated August 7, 2007, declaring that the candidate Roll No 431 had passed.
In case of Hajra Shahid Khan d/o Shahid Yousaf Khan in MBBS 1st Professional (Part-I) Annual Examination 2006, bearing Roll No 129, Fictitious No 7124 and Rechecking File No 1554 from Wah Medical College, Wah Cantt, the UHS Examination Department also awarded 1.5 marks in questions 1 and 2 in the subject of Anatomy to enhance the existing 2.5 marks to total of 4 marks in post-result reassessment of answer books.
In yet another case of Ayesha Mansha d/o Muhammad Mansha in BDS 1st Professional (Revised Scheme), Annual Examination 2006, Roll No 69, Fictitious No 808 and Rechecking File No 1452 from FMH, College of Medicine and Dentistry, Lahore, the UHS Examination Department also awarded one extra mark in questions 1 and 2 in Anatomy to increase the existing 2 marks to total of 3 marks in post result reassessment of answer books.
In both these cases, the UHS appointed Dr Mustansir Billah, Professor of Anatomy CMH/Lahore Medical College, Lahore, as the convener of assessment, who prepared separate award lists, instead of amending marks on Paper Assessors' award lists, to increase the required number of marks. However, the controller of examinations rejected the new award lists and himself amended the original award lists.
In original award list of candidate's paper with Fictitious No 7124, prepared by Paper Assessor Dr Muhammad Sohail, FPGMI/Sheikh Zayed Hospital, Lahore, the Controller of Examinations added 1.5 marks to existing 2.5 marks in questions 1 and 2 to increase to a total of 4 marks required to pass in the said subject.
In original award list of candidate paper bearing Fictitious No 808, prepared by Paper Assessor Dr Syed Tariq, Professor of Anatomy, Nishtar Medical College, Multan, the controller of examinations added 1 mark to existing 2 marks in questions 1 and 2 to increase to a total of 3 marks required to pass in the said subject.
The UHS, after conducting reassessment, referred the case to Rechecking Committee, which then 'rectified' the mistake in final counting of marks and declared that the candidates had passed the examinations. Later, the UHS Examination Department issued notifications, dated February 27, 2007, declaring that the candidates pass in their respective examinations.
Sources said that both these candidates, MBBS 1st Professional (Part-I) Annual Examination 2006 and BDS 1st Professional (Revised Scheme), Annual Examination 2006, had failed in their last chance to continue their medical education, but the UHS Examination Department misused its authority and arbitrarily passed them to carry on their medical education.
Courts had also rejected pleas of several candidates, particularly failing by just 1 mark in their last chance in First Professional BDS or MBBS (Part-I&II), to award required grace mark(s) to promote to the next level of Second Professional BDS or MBBS in order to continue their medical education.
When contacted, UHS Vice Chancellor Prof Hussain Mubashar Malik and Controller of Examinations Dr Junaid Sarfraz were unavailable for comments.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
HEC Launches Second Phase Of English Language Teaching Reforms Initiative
Karachi, After the completion of phase-I of English Language Teaching Reforms (ELTR), the Higher Education Commission (HEC) is starting its second phase from April 2010 with an initial target of training 1,400 English Language Teaching (ELT) faculty of colleges and universities across Pakistan.
ELTR is the first language based project which caters to the teaching faculty of colleges along with universities. So far, 1,504 teachers of colleges and universities have been trained under Phase-I of ELTR.
The Phase-II of ELTR aims at bridging the critical gap between faculty of English language and literature and grouping both in the courses of professional development. The Phase-II will be implemented through long-term and short-term programmes.
Universities and colleges will be supported in establishing self-access centres as well as strengthening the existing English departments and research centres. The Phase-II of ELTR will also help upgrade the English language proficiency of faculty of other disciplines in humanities and social sciences. In this regard, 150 long-term indigenous fellowships will be offered to the college and university teachers which range from one to two years and will include MS/MPhil in Applied Linguistics and other related disciplines.
On the other hand, 1,250 short-term CPD trainings ranging from one week to one month courses will also be offered in computer-assisted language learning, testing and evaluation, research methodology and skills.
International resource persons (IRPs) from the internationally recognised universities and academic bodies will also visit Pakistan and engage with the local faculty in one month short-term trainings in specialised ELT/linguistics areas. ELTR will also extend partial support and fund ELT related events such as conferences, seminars and research journals.
ELTR is the first language based project which caters to the teaching faculty of colleges along with universities. So far, 1,504 teachers of colleges and universities have been trained under Phase-I of ELTR.
The Phase-II of ELTR aims at bridging the critical gap between faculty of English language and literature and grouping both in the courses of professional development. The Phase-II will be implemented through long-term and short-term programmes.
Universities and colleges will be supported in establishing self-access centres as well as strengthening the existing English departments and research centres. The Phase-II of ELTR will also help upgrade the English language proficiency of faculty of other disciplines in humanities and social sciences. In this regard, 150 long-term indigenous fellowships will be offered to the college and university teachers which range from one to two years and will include MS/MPhil in Applied Linguistics and other related disciplines.
On the other hand, 1,250 short-term CPD trainings ranging from one week to one month courses will also be offered in computer-assisted language learning, testing and evaluation, research methodology and skills.
International resource persons (IRPs) from the internationally recognised universities and academic bodies will also visit Pakistan and engage with the local faculty in one month short-term trainings in specialised ELT/linguistics areas. ELTR will also extend partial support and fund ELT related events such as conferences, seminars and research journals.
SSC Papers Resume After Controversies
Karachi, After a weeklong unrest, candidates appearing in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC), Science Group, Class IX, Annual Examination 2010, were finally able to give their exams in a peaceful manner on Monday. However, strong allegations of cheating and unfair means were rampant while a media team managed to reveal an impersonator from a centre.
The paper of Computer Science (for regular students of Class IX, and failures of Class X) was held in the second shift throughout the city yesterday. Earlier, students of the General Group appeared in the Pakistan Studies examination in different examination centers.
An impersonator managed to enter into the examination room at the Government Boys Secondary School, Nazimabad, No2, but after a media raid, he ran away from the spot.
As per details, a genuine candidate did not appear in the paper and in his place; an impersonator had arrived at the government school an hour late. The examinations superintend and other teachers allowed the said student to sit in the exams and guided him to the class room. However, a local media disclosed that a fake candidate is appearing rather than an actual candidate. When questioned by the media, the impersonator ranaway from the above mentioned school.
When contacted by The News, the Examination Reporting Cell, Board of Secondary Education, Karachi (BSEK) officials said that they had not received such information from the centre’s superintendent.
Meanwhile, there were reports that external elements had helped the candidates at various examination centers in defunct District Central, in solving the paper of Computer Science. The use of mobile phones, presence of outsiders, use of textbooks, other materials like micro Photostat of the books and handwritten notes was witnessed at various examination centers.
Superintends of the concerned examination centers told The News that they could not stop the external elements at all. “We have no support from the local police. Despite various phone calls and written application to the area police station and the BSEK, the law officials hardly come to visit the centers. This lack of law enforcers is a major reason that gives way to involvement of the external forces and unfair means during exams,” the officials said. According to these superintendents, vigilance teams paid no visit throughout the day at their respective examination centers.
The paper of Computer Science (for regular students of Class IX, and failures of Class X) was held in the second shift throughout the city yesterday. Earlier, students of the General Group appeared in the Pakistan Studies examination in different examination centers.
An impersonator managed to enter into the examination room at the Government Boys Secondary School, Nazimabad, No2, but after a media raid, he ran away from the spot.
As per details, a genuine candidate did not appear in the paper and in his place; an impersonator had arrived at the government school an hour late. The examinations superintend and other teachers allowed the said student to sit in the exams and guided him to the class room. However, a local media disclosed that a fake candidate is appearing rather than an actual candidate. When questioned by the media, the impersonator ranaway from the above mentioned school.
When contacted by The News, the Examination Reporting Cell, Board of Secondary Education, Karachi (BSEK) officials said that they had not received such information from the centre’s superintendent.
Meanwhile, there were reports that external elements had helped the candidates at various examination centers in defunct District Central, in solving the paper of Computer Science. The use of mobile phones, presence of outsiders, use of textbooks, other materials like micro Photostat of the books and handwritten notes was witnessed at various examination centers.
Superintends of the concerned examination centers told The News that they could not stop the external elements at all. “We have no support from the local police. Despite various phone calls and written application to the area police station and the BSEK, the law officials hardly come to visit the centers. This lack of law enforcers is a major reason that gives way to involvement of the external forces and unfair means during exams,” the officials said. According to these superintendents, vigilance teams paid no visit throughout the day at their respective examination centers.
KU Playing Vital Role In Providing Guidance To sStudents
Karachi, The Karachi University (KU) is playing an important role in providing guidance and training to its students so that they can efficiently serve the corporate world with their intelligence and innovative ideas”, said Vice-Chancellor, KU, Prof. Dr Pirzada Qasim Raza Siddiqui and Minister of Trade and Commerce, Rauf Siddiqui while speaking at the Alumni Corporate Dinner organised by the Department of Public Administration (DPA), KU, on Saturday night.
The dinner is a signature event of this department in which the DPA’s Graduate Directory 2009 is inaugurated which contains the profile of all graduating students of the year.
Siddiqui said that the event presented an opportunity to reunite and to celebrate the achievements and contributions to the global business community by passing students and faculty of the department.
He regarded it an exceptional opportunity to socialise, network and meet other professionals. On this occasion, he announced that the government has decided to name a road in the city after the name of the KU VC
Dr Siddiqui encouraged the efforts made by the department and said that the DPA had efficiently carved a reputable niche in the corporate world, within a deficient period, by serving the public and private sector with capable and quality professionals.
Dean Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Prof. Dr Abuzar Wajidi said that the KU tried to provide recognition to its students because their recognition was the recognition of the university. While declaring the aim of his faculty he said that their goal was to become more than an institution to its treasured students by welding them into competitive managers and inculcating the values of integrity and diligence.
“Maximising the human resource capacity of our country should be the core essentials of a responsible public administrator”, he added. Prof. Dr Khalid Iraqi introduced the Graduate Directory 2009 which provides the graduate profile containing all the information about the passing students of MPA (2009).
He added that the data is provided under the guidance of the patron and the administrative staff of the department. Dr Akhtar Baloch, Chairman, Department of Public Administration; Ghazal Khwaja Humayun, Dr Syed Shabih-ul-Hasan and others were also present on the occasion.
The dinner is a signature event of this department in which the DPA’s Graduate Directory 2009 is inaugurated which contains the profile of all graduating students of the year.
Siddiqui said that the event presented an opportunity to reunite and to celebrate the achievements and contributions to the global business community by passing students and faculty of the department.
He regarded it an exceptional opportunity to socialise, network and meet other professionals. On this occasion, he announced that the government has decided to name a road in the city after the name of the KU VC
Dr Siddiqui encouraged the efforts made by the department and said that the DPA had efficiently carved a reputable niche in the corporate world, within a deficient period, by serving the public and private sector with capable and quality professionals.
Dean Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Prof. Dr Abuzar Wajidi said that the KU tried to provide recognition to its students because their recognition was the recognition of the university. While declaring the aim of his faculty he said that their goal was to become more than an institution to its treasured students by welding them into competitive managers and inculcating the values of integrity and diligence.
“Maximising the human resource capacity of our country should be the core essentials of a responsible public administrator”, he added. Prof. Dr Khalid Iraqi introduced the Graduate Directory 2009 which provides the graduate profile containing all the information about the passing students of MPA (2009).
He added that the data is provided under the guidance of the patron and the administrative staff of the department. Dr Akhtar Baloch, Chairman, Department of Public Administration; Ghazal Khwaja Humayun, Dr Syed Shabih-ul-Hasan and others were also present on the occasion.
Medical Students Poised To Return As Doctors From Cuba
ISLAMABAD, It is known that 930 Pakistani students are currently studying Medicine in Cuba as result of an offer made by Cuba after the terrible earthquake that hit the brotherly people of Pakistan on October 2005.
Despite the blockade and the serious economic limitations thereof, Cuba has made a great effort to create the necessary conditions and the best possible environment mindful of their culture, traditions and religious beliefs.
326 of these students have completed their second year of Medical School and 604 their first year. They study alongside with 30,000 other foreign youths from 126 countries, who also study in Cuba. 24 thousands of them are studying Medicine.
A transcendental moment has come for the nearly three hundred Pakistani youngsters, who should now start the third year combining their studies with direct medical assistance to the Cuban people. This is also a major decision for the Cuban authorities since this means entrust them with the health care and healing of the children and the elder, men and women of our country.
To that end, it has been foreseen to soon transfer these students to the Medicine faculties of Santa Clara and Sagua la Grande, pertaining to the Medical Sciences College of Villa Clara, an institution duly recognized by the World Health Organization. At the same time, seven thousand other students of Medicine from 34 countries are being transferred to the corresponding Faculties, also linked to direct healthcare services.
Meanwhile, the over six hundred Pakistani students in their second year of Medical School are enjoying a few well-deserved days of teaching recess and are normally proceeding with the corresponding activities at the “José María Aguirre” and “Antonio Ramón Horta” Medicine faculties.
Recently, an important delegation headed by Honorable Senator Nilofar Baktiar and senior representatives of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) visited our country and, alongside the Ambassador of Pakistan, met several times with the Pakistani students. They also visited the new Faculties where the third-year students have been assigned to, confirming their good conditions and giving the students every assurance that their Medical degrees will be recognized back home.
Despite the blockade and the serious economic limitations thereof, Cuba has made a great effort to create the necessary conditions and the best possible environment mindful of their culture, traditions and religious beliefs.
326 of these students have completed their second year of Medical School and 604 their first year. They study alongside with 30,000 other foreign youths from 126 countries, who also study in Cuba. 24 thousands of them are studying Medicine.
A transcendental moment has come for the nearly three hundred Pakistani youngsters, who should now start the third year combining their studies with direct medical assistance to the Cuban people. This is also a major decision for the Cuban authorities since this means entrust them with the health care and healing of the children and the elder, men and women of our country.
To that end, it has been foreseen to soon transfer these students to the Medicine faculties of Santa Clara and Sagua la Grande, pertaining to the Medical Sciences College of Villa Clara, an institution duly recognized by the World Health Organization. At the same time, seven thousand other students of Medicine from 34 countries are being transferred to the corresponding Faculties, also linked to direct healthcare services.
Meanwhile, the over six hundred Pakistani students in their second year of Medical School are enjoying a few well-deserved days of teaching recess and are normally proceeding with the corresponding activities at the “José María Aguirre” and “Antonio Ramón Horta” Medicine faculties.
Recently, an important delegation headed by Honorable Senator Nilofar Baktiar and senior representatives of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) visited our country and, alongside the Ambassador of Pakistan, met several times with the Pakistani students. They also visited the new Faculties where the third-year students have been assigned to, confirming their good conditions and giving the students every assurance that their Medical degrees will be recognized back home.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Gharnata Future Consultant
Phone 0092-546-508183,508626
Fax 0092-546-508713
Website
Address Old Rasool Road Mandi Bahauddin
Study Abroad
Why Should choose GFC
1. Highly qualified & Experienced staff
2. Representing a variety of Universities and colleges
3. free assessment and counselling
4. places number of students worldwide
Our Services
* Admission arrangements
* To help in choosing relevant course
* Pre departure briefing
* Visa documenttations preparation
* 24 Hours online assistance
* partial and fully paid scholarships
Wide range of Courses
* M.Phil and PhD
* MBBS/BDS etc
* Business and Finance
* Computers
* Law
* Arts and many more
Fax 0092-546-508713
Website
Address Old Rasool Road Mandi Bahauddin
Study Abroad
Why Should choose GFC
1. Highly qualified & Experienced staff
2. Representing a variety of Universities and colleges
3. free assessment and counselling
4. places number of students worldwide
Our Services
* Admission arrangements
* To help in choosing relevant course
* Pre departure briefing
* Visa documenttations preparation
* 24 Hours online assistance
* partial and fully paid scholarships
Wide range of Courses
* M.Phil and PhD
* MBBS/BDS etc
* Business and Finance
* Computers
* Law
* Arts and many more
Study Overseas Counseling Services
Phone 443687
Fax 521521
Website http://www.studyoverseas.com.pk
Address Office # 1 Al Ghani Plaza Jail Road Mandi Bahauddin
Study Overseas Counseling Services has an experienced team of counselors having a wide knowledge of schools, colleges and universities, up-to-date information on the latest developments and a sound understanding of the issues- academic, personal and financial - which most concern parents and students. This exceptional combination enables us to offer well balanced advice on individual basis. Our specialist counselors, each with their own areas of expertise, provide extensive personal guidance on all aspects of overseas education, including the choice of schools and colleges, educational planning, sixth-form options, university entry, postgraduate studies, and professional training, as well as any educational issues which may be causing concern. Counseling takes place by appointment in our offices or by telephone for those who are unable to visit us. Afterwards our counselor will send you a report of the discussion, together with any recommendations, and will be happy to answer any query. Our services include... Career Counseling Analyzing your individual file and comparing it with professional market demands, we suggest you the solution that best fits to your needs. Choosing the right country and right course in the right university Through maze of questions, we provide in-depth personal guidance to help you in choosing the right course in the right university according to your profile, financial constraints, future aspirations and interest. Complete information about Educational Institutions We have a well equipped library containing prospectuses, CDs, Video Tapes, Brochures etc of all the Universities/ Colleges represented by us to help students in getting all the information about the institution(s) of their interest. Scholarship Assistance We provide complete information about various scholarships offered by different Universities. Admission Guidance We give special attention to your application, highlighting the areas essential for a well presented application, also assisting with References and the Statement of Purpose. Follow Ups Our regular follow ups with the Universities result in positive and quick response. Recommendation: We also send recommendations highlighting your strengths and also explaining reasons why you should be granted admission. The Universities Admission Tutors consider this in their decision. Some universities ask for our confidential assessment of the applicant. Information on IELTS/ TOEFL etc We give all the necessary details about the structure of the test and help students in getting to know the test dates for IELTS/ TOEFL etc, registering for it. Preparation for Tests The TOEFL/ IELTS test scores are prerequisites for admission and financial aid to the some universities and colleges. Performing well in these tests play a vital role for; admission in some universities, scholarships and visa. We have a centre named Centre of Excellence which consists of highly qualified lecturers, material resources and AV aids to help you perform optimum in these tests. Classes start each month to accommodate maximum students. Organizing On-Spot Admissions We gives our students an opportunity to meet the delegates of various Universities/ Colleges, wherein they not only get a chance to get their doubts clarified about the University and the course but even get On-Spot offer letters. Accommodation Assistance Our counselors would guide you with different types of accommodation which fit into your needs and budget. Visa Assistance We assist our students in the entire processing right from filling up application, preparing financial statement, providing guidance and conducting mock interviews. We are in touch with the consulates on a regular basis and are informed about the latest rules and changes in visa documents which results in our extremely high visa success rate.
Fax 521521
Website http://www.studyoverseas.com.pk
Address Office # 1 Al Ghani Plaza Jail Road Mandi Bahauddin
Study Overseas Counseling Services has an experienced team of counselors having a wide knowledge of schools, colleges and universities, up-to-date information on the latest developments and a sound understanding of the issues- academic, personal and financial - which most concern parents and students. This exceptional combination enables us to offer well balanced advice on individual basis. Our specialist counselors, each with their own areas of expertise, provide extensive personal guidance on all aspects of overseas education, including the choice of schools and colleges, educational planning, sixth-form options, university entry, postgraduate studies, and professional training, as well as any educational issues which may be causing concern. Counseling takes place by appointment in our offices or by telephone for those who are unable to visit us. Afterwards our counselor will send you a report of the discussion, together with any recommendations, and will be happy to answer any query. Our services include... Career Counseling Analyzing your individual file and comparing it with professional market demands, we suggest you the solution that best fits to your needs. Choosing the right country and right course in the right university Through maze of questions, we provide in-depth personal guidance to help you in choosing the right course in the right university according to your profile, financial constraints, future aspirations and interest. Complete information about Educational Institutions We have a well equipped library containing prospectuses, CDs, Video Tapes, Brochures etc of all the Universities/ Colleges represented by us to help students in getting all the information about the institution(s) of their interest. Scholarship Assistance We provide complete information about various scholarships offered by different Universities. Admission Guidance We give special attention to your application, highlighting the areas essential for a well presented application, also assisting with References and the Statement of Purpose. Follow Ups Our regular follow ups with the Universities result in positive and quick response. Recommendation: We also send recommendations highlighting your strengths and also explaining reasons why you should be granted admission. The Universities Admission Tutors consider this in their decision. Some universities ask for our confidential assessment of the applicant. Information on IELTS/ TOEFL etc We give all the necessary details about the structure of the test and help students in getting to know the test dates for IELTS/ TOEFL etc, registering for it. Preparation for Tests The TOEFL/ IELTS test scores are prerequisites for admission and financial aid to the some universities and colleges. Performing well in these tests play a vital role for; admission in some universities, scholarships and visa. We have a centre named Centre of Excellence which consists of highly qualified lecturers, material resources and AV aids to help you perform optimum in these tests. Classes start each month to accommodate maximum students. Organizing On-Spot Admissions We gives our students an opportunity to meet the delegates of various Universities/ Colleges, wherein they not only get a chance to get their doubts clarified about the University and the course but even get On-Spot offer letters. Accommodation Assistance Our counselors would guide you with different types of accommodation which fit into your needs and budget. Visa Assistance We assist our students in the entire processing right from filling up application, preparing financial statement, providing guidance and conducting mock interviews. We are in touch with the consulates on a regular basis and are informed about the latest rules and changes in visa documents which results in our extremely high visa success rate.
Ed-Foreign
Phone 0546-521812-13
Fax 0546-505984
Website www.edforeign.com
Address Near Markzi Jammia Masjid Railway Road Mandi Baha ud Din
Ed-Foreign is Lahore (Pakistan) based company and Branch office located in Mandi Baha ud Din. We are rendering excellent services in the field of education. The area of our business concern is to provide education consultancies (selection of reputable Institutions on the basis of student's achievements, incurring cost, job opportunities etc.) to the prospective students in Pakistan. Our mission is to bridge the gap between developed and underdeveloped countries through education. Because, education plays its vital role in the development of the nations. Relying on these facts we are placing annually students in the best institutions of the World. Ed-Foreign has its own research and search at education resources by different methods to trace and make recruitment of the students with the help of specialists on this subject. our system is linked throughout the procedure of entire satisfaction. Ed-Foreign is representing universities in UK, Ireland, China, Switzerland, Hungary, Malaysia, Czech Republic, Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia. We provide information and counseling to the students and act as a link between the students and the universities. We assist the universities with building up academic relations as well as marketing activities in Pakistan. In addition we provide assistance for Pakistani educational consultancies firms with the administration of their study abroad programs. Ed-Foreign was founded in 1996 and sent the first group of students to the first semester in 1997. since 1996-2003 we recruited above 300 students and have since enjoyed a steady growth. As of 2004, Ed-Foreign has sent over 50 Pakistani students to our partner universities. Ed-Foreign is registered as a private company under the relevant laws of Pakistan.
Fax 0546-505984
Website www.edforeign.com
Address Near Markzi Jammia Masjid Railway Road Mandi Baha ud Din
Ed-Foreign is Lahore (Pakistan) based company and Branch office located in Mandi Baha ud Din. We are rendering excellent services in the field of education. The area of our business concern is to provide education consultancies (selection of reputable Institutions on the basis of student's achievements, incurring cost, job opportunities etc.) to the prospective students in Pakistan. Our mission is to bridge the gap between developed and underdeveloped countries through education. Because, education plays its vital role in the development of the nations. Relying on these facts we are placing annually students in the best institutions of the World. Ed-Foreign has its own research and search at education resources by different methods to trace and make recruitment of the students with the help of specialists on this subject. our system is linked throughout the procedure of entire satisfaction. Ed-Foreign is representing universities in UK, Ireland, China, Switzerland, Hungary, Malaysia, Czech Republic, Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia. We provide information and counseling to the students and act as a link between the students and the universities. We assist the universities with building up academic relations as well as marketing activities in Pakistan. In addition we provide assistance for Pakistani educational consultancies firms with the administration of their study abroad programs. Ed-Foreign was founded in 1996 and sent the first group of students to the first semester in 1997. since 1996-2003 we recruited above 300 students and have since enjoyed a steady growth. As of 2004, Ed-Foreign has sent over 50 Pakistani students to our partner universities. Ed-Foreign is registered as a private company under the relevant laws of Pakistan.
Asian Education Consultants
Phone 03004361043
Fax
Website www.aeconsultant.net
Address Ghondal Markeet , Near Masjid Ghosia-Old Rasool Road- M.B.Din
We provide expert advisory services to Pakistani individuals, intending to go abroad for higher studies AEC has a team of fully trained, professional and friendly staff ready to provide any information regarding study opportunities abroad. It is our endeavor to guide and counsel our prospective clients to make the correct decision in selecting an international destination that best suits his/her needs and requirements within specific financial parameters.
Fax
Website www.aeconsultant.net
Address Ghondal Markeet , Near Masjid Ghosia-Old Rasool Road- M.B.Din
We provide expert advisory services to Pakistani individuals, intending to go abroad for higher studies AEC has a team of fully trained, professional and friendly staff ready to provide any information regarding study opportunities abroad. It is our endeavor to guide and counsel our prospective clients to make the correct decision in selecting an international destination that best suits his/her needs and requirements within specific financial parameters.
Star Consultants
Phone 509314
Fax 502121
Website
Address Ground Floor, Al Ghani Plaza Jail Road
Study abroad guidance for UK, Netherlands, Australia, Cyprus, Ireland, Italy and many other countries. We represent more than 47 institutes and colleges from around the globe. IELTS and TOEFL preparatory courses
Fax 502121
Website
Address Ground Floor, Al Ghani Plaza Jail Road
Study abroad guidance for UK, Netherlands, Australia, Cyprus, Ireland, Italy and many other countries. We represent more than 47 institutes and colleges from around the globe. IELTS and TOEFL preparatory courses
rehber study consultant
Phone +92-454-610134
Fax
Website
Address mehria shoping centre takbeer chowk naushehra distt khushab soon velly
we are registered from govt of pakistan and we are providing the all services for the students who wants to get admission in abroad we are dealing with the some european colleges like lithuania, latvia, and some russian colleges like, georgia, azerbijan bellaruss..
Fax
Website
Address mehria shoping centre takbeer chowk naushehra distt khushab soon velly
we are registered from govt of pakistan and we are providing the all services for the students who wants to get admission in abroad we are dealing with the some european colleges like lithuania, latvia, and some russian colleges like, georgia, azerbijan bellaruss..
UKare. UK Academy of Resources & Education (Reg.)
Phone 0652010392
Fax 2555888
Website www.ukare.co.uk
Address 80- IBRAHIM CENTER, COLLEGE ROAD, KHANEWAL (58150)
This institute has been established to provide exceptional proficiency and approach to assist our clients to progress their value to rally amid the world. Our British trainers aspire to provide you with a stimulating and rewarding daily learning syllabus. In association with principal trainers who continuously develop contemporary resources to meet our client’s current needs. Our up-to-date student visa specialists will provide assistance and advice for all applications. Above all, our objective is to provide you with the following imperative benefits: 1. To improve your Spoken English in British accent to the best of your aptitude within your time with us. 2. To make you feel "at home" at UKARE by friendly teaching and by carefully seeking your potential. 3. To let you know in detail the sound system of English Language by teaching you phonology. To help you enjoy your free time both in social activities and by following your own interest. 4. To educate the society with necessary for life skills. 5. To provide prospects for all age bands, clients and professionals to journey overseas. Acquaintance with UKARE will give you the opportunity to meet people from all over the world and make new friends while improving your language skills.
Fax 2555888
Website www.ukare.co.uk
Address 80- IBRAHIM CENTER, COLLEGE ROAD, KHANEWAL (58150)
This institute has been established to provide exceptional proficiency and approach to assist our clients to progress their value to rally amid the world. Our British trainers aspire to provide you with a stimulating and rewarding daily learning syllabus. In association with principal trainers who continuously develop contemporary resources to meet our client’s current needs. Our up-to-date student visa specialists will provide assistance and advice for all applications. Above all, our objective is to provide you with the following imperative benefits: 1. To improve your Spoken English in British accent to the best of your aptitude within your time with us. 2. To make you feel "at home" at UKARE by friendly teaching and by carefully seeking your potential. 3. To let you know in detail the sound system of English Language by teaching you phonology. To help you enjoy your free time both in social activities and by following your own interest. 4. To educate the society with necessary for life skills. 5. To provide prospects for all age bands, clients and professionals to journey overseas. Acquaintance with UKARE will give you the opportunity to meet people from all over the world and make new friends while improving your language skills.
International Student Admission Services
Phone 0544-720569
Fax 0544-614937
Website
Address # 3/227 Gul Afshan Colony,Sarwar Road, Jhelum Cantt
Student visas of Netherlands/Sweden/Denmark/Ireland/Poland. Visit visa services of UK, Ireland, Schengen visa HSMP visas of UK Australian immigration. Name and addresses of the successful cleints are availabe on request. We can say by the grace of God no one consultant has sent more students in Denmark than us.
Fax 0544-614937
Website
Address # 3/227 Gul Afshan Colony,Sarwar Road, Jhelum Cantt
Student visas of Netherlands/Sweden/Denmark/Ireland/Poland. Visit visa services of UK, Ireland, Schengen visa HSMP visas of UK Australian immigration. Name and addresses of the successful cleints are availabe on request. We can say by the grace of God no one consultant has sent more students in Denmark than us.
SI CONSULTANT JHELUM
Phone 0092-345-5658059
Fax
Website WWW.HELPONLINEPK.COM
Address SHABBIR PLAZA SHANDAR CHOWK 2ND FLOOR ROOM NO 11 JHELUM PAKISTAN
WE DEAL STUDY CASES IN ITALY WITH NO INTERVIEW, JUST PAY REGISTRATION FEE AND GET ADMISSION IN UK, IRELAND, CYPRUS , MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE, GERMANY, FRANCE, BULGARIA, UKRAINE, ROMANIA..... 100%VISA FOR MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE, MALTA, CYPRUS, UKRAINE,ITALY, ROMANIA, SOUTH AFRICA, AND MUCH MORE VISIT VISAS AND WORK PERMIT UK, ROMANIA, MALTA, DUBAI, KUWAIT AND MUCH MORE PAYMENT AFTER VISA FAST PROCESS , SIMPLE PROCEDURE SI CONSULTANT SIMPLY THE BEST
Fax
Website WWW.HELPONLINEPK.COM
Address SHABBIR PLAZA SHANDAR CHOWK 2ND FLOOR ROOM NO 11 JHELUM PAKISTAN
WE DEAL STUDY CASES IN ITALY WITH NO INTERVIEW, JUST PAY REGISTRATION FEE AND GET ADMISSION IN UK, IRELAND, CYPRUS , MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE, GERMANY, FRANCE, BULGARIA, UKRAINE, ROMANIA..... 100%VISA FOR MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE, MALTA, CYPRUS, UKRAINE,ITALY, ROMANIA, SOUTH AFRICA, AND MUCH MORE VISIT VISAS AND WORK PERMIT UK, ROMANIA, MALTA, DUBAI, KUWAIT AND MUCH MORE PAYMENT AFTER VISA FAST PROCESS , SIMPLE PROCEDURE SI CONSULTANT SIMPLY THE BEST
SLS Visa Centre
Phone +92 300/321- 95 25802,
Fax +92 544 610802
Website www.slspk.com
Address 1. SLS Rohtas Road Jhelum, PAKISTAN. 2. SLS Off No. 25, Resham Plaza, Civil Lines Jhelum, PAKISTAN.
SLS Study Visa Centre Features : » SLS is Affiliated with Foreign Colleges & Universities. » SLS is Authorized Representative of many Foreign Colleges & Universities. » Quick Process. » Free Visa Interview Preparation. » Free Guiding. » Free English Language Course. » Free Visa Case Preparation. » Fee After Visa. » No IELTS/TOEFL » No Risk of Fee. » SLS UK Branch help the Students in Europe. Visas : Our experts give free guide for: » STUDENT Visas. » VISIT Visas. » SETTLEMENT Visas. » BUSINESS Visas. » H.S.M.P. » Australian Immigration. » Canadian Immigration. » American Immigration. Study in Countries : » Study in UK » Study in Ireland. » Study in Cyprus [GREECE] » Study in USA » Study in Ukraine » Study in China » Study in Sweden » Study in Australia /New Zealand » Study in South Korea
Fax +92 544 610802
Website www.slspk.com
Address 1. SLS Rohtas Road Jhelum, PAKISTAN. 2. SLS Off No. 25, Resham Plaza, Civil Lines Jhelum, PAKISTAN.
SLS Study Visa Centre Features : » SLS is Affiliated with Foreign Colleges & Universities. » SLS is Authorized Representative of many Foreign Colleges & Universities. » Quick Process. » Free Visa Interview Preparation. » Free Guiding. » Free English Language Course. » Free Visa Case Preparation. » Fee After Visa. » No IELTS/TOEFL » No Risk of Fee. » SLS UK Branch help the Students in Europe. Visas : Our experts give free guide for: » STUDENT Visas. » VISIT Visas. » SETTLEMENT Visas. » BUSINESS Visas. » H.S.M.P. » Australian Immigration. » Canadian Immigration. » American Immigration. Study in Countries : » Study in UK » Study in Ireland. » Study in Cyprus [GREECE] » Study in USA » Study in Ukraine » Study in China » Study in Sweden » Study in Australia /New Zealand » Study in South Korea
Uiml College and Student Consultants
Phone 92-544-612149/611818
Fax 92-544-612568
Website www.uimlcollege.com
Address UIML College 10-A-Civil lines Jhelum Pakistan
UIML College (Jhelum), established in 1998, is part of the well-known chain of Language colleges, with its centers in Jhelum and kharian. UIML College is the only language institution in Jhelum, a lively and attractive suburb of north-east of Punjab. UIML College started its work with a few students. Gradually it gained tremendous popularity. Over the last 9 years we have built a reputation for providing high quality language courses in our both centers. Every year we welcome more than 500 students from Jhelum and neighboring districts, including Chakwal, Gujrat, mandi bahalwal din and Mirpur. Most of the students come to us through personal recommendation from others who have studied here. Many students come back to attend our courses year after year. In February 2005 we became a member of family of consultants trained by BRITISH COUNCIL an international network of professional renowned for its commitment to quality education and advertising UK Education.
Fax 92-544-612568
Website www.uimlcollege.com
Address UIML College 10-A-Civil lines Jhelum Pakistan
UIML College (Jhelum), established in 1998, is part of the well-known chain of Language colleges, with its centers in Jhelum and kharian. UIML College is the only language institution in Jhelum, a lively and attractive suburb of north-east of Punjab. UIML College started its work with a few students. Gradually it gained tremendous popularity. Over the last 9 years we have built a reputation for providing high quality language courses in our both centers. Every year we welcome more than 500 students from Jhelum and neighboring districts, including Chakwal, Gujrat, mandi bahalwal din and Mirpur. Most of the students come to us through personal recommendation from others who have studied here. Many students come back to attend our courses year after year. In February 2005 we became a member of family of consultants trained by BRITISH COUNCIL an international network of professional renowned for its commitment to quality education and advertising UK Education.
The Global Education Providers
Phone +92 544 627238, +92 332 5847361
Fax
Website
Address 8_A Civil Line Janjua street Jhelum
We offer a wide range of services to the students.So that they can easily float through their practical life.Our services are as under: 1) We are the recruitment agens of different colleges of different countries.All sort of informaton is given upon all matters of higher studies at "The Global".All types of assesment tests are free here.Students are told all up to date information. 2)We offer preparation of Ielts according to the level of students.They are told that how they can groom themselves for the higher standards of English Language. 3)The unemployment is at its peak.And all young students and other boys have a will to go abroad and work.We have a very good programe of Korean Language.It is very beneficail for the young people to make their career more bright through foreign experience. 4)The current erina requires a skiil to earn livelihood.For this reason one must be qualified enough in different skilled fields.Computer knowledge is ery important now a days.Hence,we offer a wide range of computer cources, i.e: networkink, hardware, graphics, and sortware. Our professional staff is always ready to serve the worthy aeest of Pakistan, our "Young Generation".
Fax
Website
Address 8_A Civil Line Janjua street Jhelum
We offer a wide range of services to the students.So that they can easily float through their practical life.Our services are as under: 1) We are the recruitment agens of different colleges of different countries.All sort of informaton is given upon all matters of higher studies at "The Global".All types of assesment tests are free here.Students are told all up to date information. 2)We offer preparation of Ielts according to the level of students.They are told that how they can groom themselves for the higher standards of English Language. 3)The unemployment is at its peak.And all young students and other boys have a will to go abroad and work.We have a very good programe of Korean Language.It is very beneficail for the young people to make their career more bright through foreign experience. 4)The current erina requires a skiil to earn livelihood.For this reason one must be qualified enough in different skilled fields.Computer knowledge is ery important now a days.Hence,we offer a wide range of computer cources, i.e: networkink, hardware, graphics, and sortware. Our professional staff is always ready to serve the worthy aeest of Pakistan, our "Young Generation".
Skylinks International
Phone +92 314 5400040
Fax +92 544 635809
Website
Address No. 22, Ground Floor, Al Noor Plaza, Mangla Rd. Dina, Jhelum, Pakistan
We recruit students to various universities/colleges of many countries.
Fax +92 544 635809
Website
Address No. 22, Ground Floor, Al Noor Plaza, Mangla Rd. Dina, Jhelum, Pakistan
We recruit students to various universities/colleges of many countries.
Continental Study Concerns
Phone 0544-425034
Fax 0544-622781
Website
Address First Floor, Soldier Arcade, Jhelum
Working from last 4 Years, setting high standard of professionalism, committment and honesty.
We are authorized representatives of esteemed Universities and Colleges from different parts of the World. Address: First Floor, Soldier Arcade, Jhelum
Fax 0544-622781
Website
Address First Floor, Soldier Arcade, Jhelum
Working from last 4 Years, setting high standard of professionalism, committment and honesty.
We are authorized representatives of esteemed Universities and Colleges from different parts of the World. Address: First Floor, Soldier Arcade, Jhelum
MELVIC
Phone 051-4862376
Fax 051-4862377
Website
Address Suit # 7, 1st Floor, Rose Plaza, I-8 Markaz
Currently We Offer Following Services Student Related Services Initial Counseling. Admission Processing. Fees Payment. Visa Documentation. Visa Decision. Pre Departure Counseling. Fly to Your Destination. Refusal cases We also provide our services to those students who have a refusal case or have been rejected in visa. Immigration Services Initial Counseling. Initial Assessment. Final Assessment. Immigration Fees Payment . Immigration Decision. Pre Departure Counseling. Fly to Your Destination.
Fax 051-4862377
Website
Address Suit # 7, 1st Floor, Rose Plaza, I-8 Markaz
Currently We Offer Following Services Student Related Services Initial Counseling. Admission Processing. Fees Payment. Visa Documentation. Visa Decision. Pre Departure Counseling. Fly to Your Destination. Refusal cases We also provide our services to those students who have a refusal case or have been rejected in visa. Immigration Services Initial Counseling. Initial Assessment. Final Assessment. Immigration Fees Payment . Immigration Decision. Pre Departure Counseling. Fly to Your Destination.
Lahore Business Consultants Pakistan
Phone 92 51 283 0105
Fax
Website www.lbc.org.pk
Address Office No: 17 2nd Floor Farhan plaza G-11 Markaz Islamabad.
Dear Students We are pleased to introduce ourselves as Foreign Education and Immigration consultants. As you know that Lahore Business Consultants (LBC) having worldwide network comprising six offices in Pakistan and two foreign offices one in UAE and other is in London UK. The company is providing best quality services especially in the field of education & immigration. The company is enjoying good reputation due to the best professional team attached with it. Currently LBC is associated with some top most educational institutes in different countries of the world. LBC has also been declared as regional office for south Asia by the Hamilton College London. (www.hamiltoncollege.org.uk)
Fax
Website www.lbc.org.pk
Address Office No: 17 2nd Floor Farhan plaza G-11 Markaz Islamabad.
Dear Students We are pleased to introduce ourselves as Foreign Education and Immigration consultants. As you know that Lahore Business Consultants (LBC) having worldwide network comprising six offices in Pakistan and two foreign offices one in UAE and other is in London UK. The company is providing best quality services especially in the field of education & immigration. The company is enjoying good reputation due to the best professional team attached with it. Currently LBC is associated with some top most educational institutes in different countries of the world. LBC has also been declared as regional office for south Asia by the Hamilton College London. (www.hamiltoncollege.org.uk)
Innovative Start (IS)
Phone 051-2282980
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Website http://www.innovativestart.com
Address G-8, Islamabad
We provide high quality student and immigration visa consultancy, we have a deep insight into study abroad solutions. We will give you guidance and solutions to the obstacles you are facing while applying for higher education abroad or for settlement cases out of Pakistan. We also provide designing 2D/3D, and web advertisement to our respected clients. our motto is 'We will show you the best possible way or no Way!!!'''
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Website http://www.innovativestart.com
Address G-8, Islamabad
We provide high quality student and immigration visa consultancy, we have a deep insight into study abroad solutions. We will give you guidance and solutions to the obstacles you are facing while applying for higher education abroad or for settlement cases out of Pakistan. We also provide designing 2D/3D, and web advertisement to our respected clients. our motto is 'We will show you the best possible way or no Way!!!'''
Si Consultants and help online
Phone 0060134205809
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Website www.siconsult.ik.org
Address SHAH ALAM MALAYSIA
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Website www.siconsult.ik.org
Address SHAH ALAM MALAYSIA
Canada vist Visa (Payment After Visa) ,,,, Sweden Study Visa (Payment After Visa),,,,, Canada Work Visa , Spain Work visa (2 Years) (Payment After Visa),,,,, Romania Visit visa in 2 weeks .. (Payment After Visa),,,,, Study in Romania, (Sep Session) .Guranteed.....USA AND CANADA SPOSNOR SHIP. Lithuania (Schengen )Visit Visa,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Study in Ireland and Australia witn No Inter View. (5.5 IELTS REQUIRED) ,,,,,,,,, Lithuania Student and Latvia Student Visas 100 % GURANTEED,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Hong Kong Visit (Payment when you Reach in Hong kong Then you will Payment,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, We can ararnge admission in uk Universties without Advance fee and IELTS. and much More offers we have just email us
HR Consultants (Pvt) Ltd
Phone 0092 321 5101791
Fax 0092512206453
Website www.hrpakistan.com
Address 35, 1st Floor, Beverley Centre, Near Nafdec Cinema, F-6/1, Islamabad, Pakistan
HR Consultants largest educational organisation in Pakistan. Assisting students in Admissions and Visas at Prestigeious UK ~ Australian ~ USA ~ NewZealand Universities FREE OF CHARGE. HR assist more than 10000++ students each year from Pakistan. HR is most professional service provider in education sector of Pakistan. www.hrpakistan.com Email: hrcon1@gmail.com
Fax 0092512206453
Website www.hrpakistan.com
Address 35, 1st Floor, Beverley Centre, Near Nafdec Cinema, F-6/1, Islamabad, Pakistan
HR Consultants largest educational organisation in Pakistan. Assisting students in Admissions and Visas at Prestigeious UK ~ Australian ~ USA ~ NewZealand Universities FREE OF CHARGE. HR assist more than 10000++ students each year from Pakistan. HR is most professional service provider in education sector of Pakistan. www.hrpakistan.com Email: hrcon1@gmail.com
Study Abroad Counseling Services
Phone 03225025175-03337117677-03137918593
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Website www.studyacs.netfirms.com
Address G9/1 Street 47
Privding Admission Services for ukraine And china Universities, Admission Open for MBBS,Engineering,Business Studies & Language Courses.Our Representative is in CHina And Ukraine.FAst Admission Processing.Visa Arrange By University.Only Recognised universities.For More info visit websit http://www.studyacs.netfirms.com/
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Website www.studyacs.netfirms.com
Address G9/1 Street 47
Privding Admission Services for ukraine And china Universities, Admission Open for MBBS,Engineering,Business Studies & Language Courses.Our Representative is in CHina And Ukraine.FAst Admission Processing.Visa Arrange By University.Only Recognised universities.For More info visit websit http://www.studyacs.netfirms.com/
The MAY CS
Phone 0092512653683
Fax 0092512652879
Website
Address 2nd Floor, SIDB NWFP Plaza, F-7 Markaz, Islamabad
We provide admission services to all consultants and students also to all universities and colleges of Australia with minimum or no admission charges. We are member of MARA and can process all other Immigration Categories for Australia.
We also provide consultancy services for all visa categories for UK and Federal Skilled Migration for Canada.
Fax 0092512652879
Website
Address 2nd Floor, SIDB NWFP Plaza, F-7 Markaz, Islamabad
We provide admission services to all consultants and students also to all universities and colleges of Australia with minimum or no admission charges. We are member of MARA and can process all other Immigration Categories for Australia.
We also provide consultancy services for all visa categories for UK and Federal Skilled Migration for Canada.
FM Consultants
Phone (051) 2802002 0300 8453460
Fax
Website www.fm.com.pk
Address 13-14, Mezzanine Floor, Malik Complex, Near Rahat Bakers, Blue Area, Jinnah Avenue, Islamabad
FM Consultants- British Council Trained Education Consultants
We represent over 50 Universities and Colleges worldwide and provide A to Z assistance to Pakistani students, those are interested for higher studies abroad. We provide a personalised services those include counselling, admission in foreign universites/colleges, IELTS preparation, Visa guidance and pre departure assitance.
FM Consultants is a reliable name amongst students and international institutions and have been succesful in placing hundreds of students to different universities and colleges. For more information, please visit our office
Fax
Website www.fm.com.pk
Address 13-14, Mezzanine Floor, Malik Complex, Near Rahat Bakers, Blue Area, Jinnah Avenue, Islamabad
FM Consultants- British Council Trained Education Consultants
We represent over 50 Universities and Colleges worldwide and provide A to Z assistance to Pakistani students, those are interested for higher studies abroad. We provide a personalised services those include counselling, admission in foreign universites/colleges, IELTS preparation, Visa guidance and pre departure assitance.
FM Consultants is a reliable name amongst students and international institutions and have been succesful in placing hundreds of students to different universities and colleges. For more information, please visit our office
Beacon Consultants Pvt Ltd.
Phone 0092-333-5210692
Fax 051-2285792
Website beaconconsultants.com.pk
Address Office,11,1st Floor London Plaza G/9 Markaz Islamabad PAKISTAN
We are beacon we guide youth towards future through education. We are eight years old in education promoting industry.Our main area of work is student immigration with this you can contact us for assistance in appeals cases (uk) etc.
We promote students to UK,Austrailia,Newzealand and Europe, experience our services for better results with this we have experienced faculty for IELTS preparation.
Beacon is for you
Fax 051-2285792
Website beaconconsultants.com.pk
Address Office,11,1st Floor London Plaza G/9 Markaz Islamabad PAKISTAN
We are beacon we guide youth towards future through education. We are eight years old in education promoting industry.Our main area of work is student immigration with this you can contact us for assistance in appeals cases (uk) etc.
We promote students to UK,Austrailia,Newzealand and Europe, experience our services for better results with this we have experienced faculty for IELTS preparation.
Beacon is for you
Ahmad And Coconsultants (Pvt.) Ltd.
Phone +92-51-2206362, 2877531
Fax
Website www.british-immigration.co.uk
Address 3rd Floor,Buland Markaz,Blue Area Islamabad
Study in UK "No Win No Fee"
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Website www.british-immigration.co.uk
Address 3rd Floor,Buland Markaz,Blue Area Islamabad
Study in UK "No Win No Fee"
Continental Consultants
Phone 022-2728842
Address Office No. 14, Mezzanine Floor, Sadaf Complex, Oppt. Press Club, Saddar Hyderabad, Sindh.
AUTHORIZE REPRESENTATIVE OF WELL KNOWN COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES, We Provide : Overseas Admission Services for UK, USA, Sweden, Singapore, Europe. (2) Visa Application Preperation (3) Appeal Against Refusal & All Types of Appeal Cases (4) Interview Preperation. (5) Visit & Business Visa (6) Dependant Visa etc.
Address Office No. 14, Mezzanine Floor, Sadaf Complex, Oppt. Press Club, Saddar Hyderabad, Sindh.
AUTHORIZE REPRESENTATIVE OF WELL KNOWN COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES, We Provide : Overseas Admission Services for UK, USA, Sweden, Singapore, Europe. (2) Visa Application Preperation (3) Appeal Against Refusal & All Types of Appeal Cases (4) Interview Preperation. (5) Visit & Business Visa (6) Dependant Visa etc.
New Era Consultants
Phone 0995-627762-63,0300-4220669
Fax 0995-62764
Website www.neconsultants.org
Address new era consultants, 1st floor,shoukat plaza, G.T road,Haripur
We represent many educational institutes of UK, USA,IRELAND,CYPRUS,SPAIN,MALTA ETC. Our services include 1.Course search, application process & admission 2.Visa processing 3.Career councelling 4.Pre departure & Post arrival guidence If you are interested in getting admission in an overseas University or College, and are looking for quality councelling, please contact us.
Fax 0995-62764
Website www.neconsultants.org
Address new era consultants, 1st floor,shoukat plaza, G.T road,Haripur
We represent many educational institutes of UK, USA,IRELAND,CYPRUS,SPAIN,MALTA ETC. Our services include 1.Course search, application process & admission 2.Visa processing 3.Career councelling 4.Pre departure & Post arrival guidence If you are interested in getting admission in an overseas University or College, and are looking for quality councelling, please contact us.
Karachi Board Matric Islamiat Paper Leak Out
At least three exam papers of a subject are ordinarily set so that in case of emergency one of the papers could be used. Rowdy scenes were witnessed when protesting candidates entered the BSEK premises and smashed windowpanes, furniture and electrical appliances in its offices.
On the board officials’ call, a heavy contingent of police took positions in and around the board office and batoncharged the protesting candidates.
They also took into custody at least 18 candidates, some of them in school uniforms. The governor later ordered the immediate release of the detained candidates.
It was the height of mismanagement on the part of BSEK officials, who had come to know at about 12.30pm that the Class X Islamiat paper had been leaked, but they communicated the postponement decision to various examination centres between 1.15pm and 2.05pm, sources said.
Thousands of candidates appearing in the examination, already perturbed over the BSEK earlier decision of postponing their papers by two days because of its failure to issue admit cards on time and the act of accepting examination forms of candidates of 32 schools beyond the deadline, took to the streets near their examination centres and chanted slogans against the relevant officials.
Soon after candidates began pouring into the Government Comprehensive School at Korangi 3, they were informed that the paper had been postponed for the day and, therefore, they must vacate the classrooms immediately, residents of the area said. The incensed candidates gathered outside the examination centre and chanted slogans against the board officials. When their numbers swelled, they blocked the main Korangi Road, causing a traffic jam on both tracks of the artery.
“First police and then Rangers officials tried to persuade them to disperse, but the protesters did not listen,” said a resident while talking to Dawn. “Later police reinforcement arrived there and baton-charged the students, injuring one of them severely and making others flee in different directions.” As a large number of candidates had already taken their seats at most examination centres, and the announcement about postponement of the paper was not only shocking for them, it was so for their parents also. With most examination centres being far off from their residences, they had to suffer a lot in returning home as their parents, who had dropped them at the centres, had gone back by the time the announcement was made.
Girl candidates suffered more as they had to wait for a long time at their respective centres for their parents to come over and take them home.
Many students’ parents were perturbed also because their plans were upset by a second postponement of papers.
‘Exam mafia’ Sindh governor Dr Ishratul Ibad Khan directed the authorities to unmask what he described as the examination mafia and officials responsible for this mess and give them exemplary punishment.
“Our real target is the elimination of activities of the copy culture mafia,” he said and added that this mafia had to be wiped out through collective efforts.
“Corrupt elements and the copy culture mafia will be taken to task at all cost,” the governor declared.
Deploring the inefficiency of BSEK officials, office-bearers of two associations of private schools management demanded that the Sindh governor order an inquiry into the causes of leaking of Saturday’s exam paper and award punishment to all those found responsible for it.Speaking at a news conference, private schools’ management association’s chairman Sharfuzzaman urged the governor to remove all top officials of the board as none of them had any experience of conducting examinations.
He said it was because of their incompetence that thousands of examinees and their parents had to face immense hardship following the postponement of Saturday’s paper at the 11th hour.
The chairman of another association of private schools management (PEAK), Haider Ali, demanded that the governor take punitive action against the BSEK officials responsible for tarnishing the image of the board as well as for causing agony and hardship to candidates and their parents.
Meanwhile, the BSEK controller of examinations said the new date for Saturday’s postponed paper would be announced in due course of time.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Inter Exams Under Uniform Schedule In Sindh Begin From April 27
Chairman of the Board of Intermediate Education , Karachi (BIEK) Prof Anwar Ahmed Zai announced this on Monday after presiding over two separate meetings of chairmen and controllers of all the educational boards of the province. He is also the chairman of a committee comprising heads of the educational boards.Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan had constituted the committee aimed at bringing uniformity in the timetable of examinations in across the province. The decision would not only bring uniformity in examination system in the province, but also discourage copy culture, or elements involved in this menace. No college could be declared as a home centre during the examination, except those few areas where no other institution is available, said Anwar Ahmedzai while talking to the Daily Times. He said the exception in the case of home centres has been given on a condition that there must be two external superintendents to oversee and monitor the examination process at these institutions. According to an official handout, examination papers in the first shift would start at 9:30am and evening papers at 2:30pm throughout the province.The new papers would comprise 20 percent of objective questions, 50 percent short, and 30 percent detailed answers. It has been decided that marks for practical would be 15 percent instead of the previous 25 percent. The checking of papers would start soon after they are received.
ICAP Announces Change In Examination Policy
It is now confirmed that ICAP announces to end its LAPSE policy and this is effective from 1st june, 2010. This is announced in an official letter.
Candidates appearing in Module E and F shall be allowed 10 years to qualify both modules. And candidates appearing in Module A-D shall be allowed a maximum of six attempts for each module.For more view the official gazzete on ICAP website Click Here
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