Your comprehensive source for the latest news and information on higher education in Pakistan. This category covers crucial updates for FSc, BSc, and MSc students, as well as those seeking university admissions across various fields. Whether you’re a student, parent, or educator, find the most recent and relevant information to navigate Pakistan’s higher education landscape successfully.
The concept of the “Greater Israel” has again started making rounds on social media after some Israeli soldiers were seen wearing badges of a “Greater Israel Map” on their uniforms while doing ground operation in Gaza. Seeing this, the concept of Greater Israel has again emerged and analysts have started giving their opinions on this […]
From the Nile to Euphrates: Is ‘Greater Israel’ a Myth or a Real Goal? Read More »
Hajj-one of the five pillars of Islam-is a sacred ibadah of Muslims which they are entitled to perform once in their lifetime if they are able to do so. As the name suggests, Hajj involves physical, spiritual and emotional challenges that test the patience of an individual and teach him a lesson of temperament and
Understanding Hajj: A Journey Through the Holiest Rituals of Islam Read More »
The Eighth Constitutional Amendment, passed quietly in the middle of the night, has been a source of controversy in Pakistan’s political history. It has caused problems for many elected Prime Ministers, changing the way the country was governed in ways that many saw as unfair. Brought in during General Zia-ul-Haq’s rule, the amendment gave the
In this article, we will explore the story of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s salary when he took office as the Governor General of Pakistan. There has been much speculation and debate over the years about how much Jinnah actually earned. Historians have told different versions of this story, and in recent years, the question has
Unveiling Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s Salary as Pakistan’s First Governor General Read More »
The funeral of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the revered founder of Pakistan, remains one of the most solemn and significant events in the nation’s history. As the leader who guided the country to independence, Jinnah’s passing in 1948 was met with deep sorrow and profound respect. However, a question that has lingered over the decades
In a recent report released on Friday, the Planning Commission has unveiled the District Education Performance Index (DEPIx) for 2020-23, and the findings are alarming. The latest report highlights an urgent education crisis, revealing that Pakistan’s education system is in the ‘low’ performance bracket. The report has declared that there is an urgent education crisis
Urgent Education Crisis: Planning Commission Ranks Pakistan in ‘Low’ Performance Bracket Read More »
In a recent development, the Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) has announced that the results of the Screening Test for the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) 2023 will be declared null and void. The screening test, held on August 10, 2023, saw only a small number of candidates achieve the passing threshold of 50% marks. As
SPSC Annuls CCE 2023 Screening Test Following Disappointing Results Read More »
India and Pakistan have celebrated their Independence Day this year with the utmost zeal and enthusiasm. However, one interesting fact about both countries is that their Independence Day falls subsequently, one after the other. The question arises what events lead to this interesting phenomenon with the countries? Nevertheless, the answer can be found if we
Why Pakistan Celebrates Independence Day Before India: A Look At Their 77th Anniversary Read More »
The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has announced the date of CSS MPT 2025 examination in a consolidated advertisement. The CSS MPT 2025 is going to be held on 6th October, 2024 which is an MCQ-based preliminary test necessary for passing in order to sit in the written examination of Combined Competitive Examination (CSS). As
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The provincial government of Punjab has finalized the transfer of 350 public schools in Rawalpindi to private management, as part of a larger initiative that has affected 5,863 educational institutions across the region. The Punjab’s school privatization move, which marks a significant shift in the public education landscape, has been implemented despite opposition from teachers’
How Punjab’s School Privatization Move Could Change Education? Read More »
