Admission lists for govt colleges announced

Karachi

The admission lists for humanities and commerce groups in the government-run colleges for men and women were issued on Saturday.

With the announcement of admissions in the humanities and commerce groups, the admission process for the academic year 2014-15 has been completed. The classes are likely to commence after October 13 at the government colleges of the city.

Owing to the adoption of Sindh E-Centralised College Admission Programme-2014 (SECCAP), the admission process at the colleges faced a lot of delay. Last year, the classes began from September 14, while this year the process of notifying admission lists was completed on September 27.

All admissions have been granted under the newly-adopted SECCAP-2014. As many as 18,853 male students have been given admissions in 57 colleges in commerce faculty, whereas a total of 13,711 females secured admissions in 53 government colleges. In humanities faculty, 7,300 female students got admissions in 64 colleges, while 933 male students secured admissions in 35 colleges of the city.

SSUET admissions: 5,000 candidates appear in entry test

Results will be announced in December and may be checked on the SSUET noticeboard and the university website.. STOCK IMAGE

 

KARACHI: 

  As many as 5000 candidates, including a large number from Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir, appeared in the pre-admission entry test for the bachelor’s degree programmes announced by Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology (SSUET) for the academic year 2015, held at Karachi Expo Centre.

Results will be announced in December and may be checked on the SSUET noticeboard and the university website. Classes for the new batch will start from January 3.
SSUET chancellor Muhammad Adil Usman visited the examination centre and praised the arrangements for the test. He said that SSUET prepares professionals with extraordinary skill and outstanding ability.
Meanwhile, vice chancellor Prof Dr Syed Jawaid Hussain Rizvi said that they had introduced a new electrical engineering department and programmes in software engineering, architecture and bioinformatics for the new academic year.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 29^th, 2014.