Education

Foreign students no longer allowed to work in UK

The British Home Office announced a new policy according to which foreign students including Pakistanis will no longer be...

Jul 13 · >

Pak-China friendship leads to establishment of Bio-Tech research facility

In a recent visit to Multan’s Cotton Research Station, the Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan Sun Weidong said that China...

Jul 13 · >

Senate passes bill for Capital University of Science & Technology

After the National Assembly’s approval, the Senate has also passed a bill for the establishment of Capital University of...

Jul 11 · >

Apply for Young Leaders Conference ’15, tackle social issues in Pakistan

For 15 years now, School of Leadership (SoL) has been organizing the Young Leaders Conference as a forum for...

Jul 10 · >

PU takes on NUST and Agha Khan, tops university rankings in Pakistan

Punjab University (PU) has secured 1st rank among Pakistani Universities and 15th rank in South Asia region, according to...

Jul 10 · >

HEC goes for quantity over quality; plans to set up 5 universities, 36 campuses in next 3 years

The Higher Education Commission (HEC) plans to set up 5 new universities and 36 campuses across Pakistan in the...

Jul 8 · >

Pakistan’s first Massive Open Online Course launches through an IndieGogo Campaign

Hasan Ijaz, an Electrical Engineer based in Islamabad, has launched an IndieGogo campaign for Pakistan’s first Massive Open Online...

Jul 8 · >

Government imposes another tax – this time on Education sector

The Government has imposed yet another tax, but the new tax isn’t targeted towards the IT sector but the...

Jul 6 · >

Rohayl Varind, 19, wins World Summit Youth Award 2014

Rohayl Varind, a 19-year-old Pakistani, won World Summit Youth Award in the category of “Pursue Truth” among 1898 submissions,...

Jul 3 · >

6-year-old Pakistani kid becomes the youngest Microsoft PowerPoint Professional

6-year-old Humza Shahzad has done it again, he is unofficially the youngest Microsoft PowerPoint professional who has cleared the...

Jul 1 · >

Pakistan Education Department using FBI-certified forensic-quality fingerprint scanners in rural areas

Pakistan Education Department is using world’s smallest and lightest FBI-certified fingerprint scanners to verify the identity of teachers in...

Jul 1 · >

Government rejects COMSATS’s new projects over allegations of mismanagement and misuse of funds

Government of Pakistan has rejected new projects from COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT) for the next fiscal year...

Jun 29 · >

Engineering students can take a year off to start their own ventures

The state government of Kerala, India is now allowing engineering students to take a one-year break in order to...

Jun 26 · >