Deteriorating Education Standards in The City exposed by Karachi’s matriculation results
The Board of Secondary Education Karachi’s (BSEK) matriculation exam results for mathematics have exposed the deteriorating education standards in the...
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SSC and HSSC Exam Pattern changed by Sindh
In a significant development, the Government of Sindh has reduced the duration of the SSC and HSSC examinations from three...
Shafqat Mahmood says Ed-Tech Will be a Core Pillar of Pakistan Education Policy 2021
Federal Minister for Education and Professional Training has said that Ed-Tech will be a core pillar of Pakistan Education Policy...
Applications for National Freelance Training Program Across Pakistan are now being accepted by PITB
The Ministry of Information Technology & Telecommunication in collaboration with the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) is now accepting applications...
Pakistan’s Biggest Scholarship for Matric to PhD announced by Fawad Chaudhry
The Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Fawad Chaudhry, announced the “biggest scholarship in Pakistan” on Wednesday, for which the...
One-month summer break for schools from July 2
Summer vacations for Pakistan students this year will begin from July 2 and last till July 31, the federal government...
Sindh matric examinations start from July 1
Ghani chaired a meeting of the steering committee on education on Saturday. Schedule has been decided for the examinations in...
MS/MPhil Programs Leading to Ph.D.s Eliminated by New HEC Policy
The Higher Education Commission (HEC) has discontinued the ‘MS/MPhil leading to Ph.D.’ programs in its new Ph.D. admission policy.According to...
Full Degrees Instead of Diplomas to be awarded by Punjab Colleges to nurses
All 44 nursing schools in Punjab were upgraded to colleges on Tuesday in a development that entails their graduates being...
Malala Yousafzai Scholarship announced by US
As per notifications issued under White House correspondence, Donald Trump signed the Malala Yousafzai Scholarship Act into law, a few...