education

Malala has become a symbol of bravery and pride for the nation, says Shehbaz

Jhagra urges students to do their best in bringing about a positive change in the country

'Organisational culture in schools can make a notable difference for early-career teachers’ burnout levels'

Ceremony greeted over 3,000 guests to celebrate fresh graduates

Convenes meeting of board chairmen, education department analysing results of all boards

Issues arise in its online portal, many students deterred from applying

Says the maximum number of females should benefit from govt initiatives

Most of recruits are still waiting for authorities to complete their recruitment process

Principal says management provides students with modern and state-of-the-art facilities

Only 44 per cent of the 10-year-old and older population of Balochistan ever attended school

Think you are raising a mini Bill Gates? Here are signs that indicate that your child is gifted

A biometric check was being done of students entering exam halls when Vikrant's 'fake finger' fell on the ground

Punjab launched biggest education reforms process under supervision of CM, says minister

Enrolment rates increase with better provision of facilities

One of the greatest reproaches against the British rule is the neglect of elementary education

This will produce skilled human resources and remove hurdles to market growth

Turkey senior official claims evolution controversial and difficult to understand

A year after reopening its doors, British Council Library has become a community space for Karachiites

Gender deconstruction will not only be inspirational for young female learners but for the males too

To reduce gender differences Lucy said the university would need to use language that was more 'transparent.'

PUTA president says ignoring universities in budget will make higher education unaffordable for poor

First early learning centre launched in August, 2015 in Karachi Central Jail

Provincial government collaborates with private sector to improve education in province

Basic aim of this initiative is to arm students with the power of critical thinking and logical reasoning

Upgrade for EST, SST teachers will cost Rs9bn to provincial exchequer

Local authorities banned and threatened those attending with jail

The finance department was asked to release research grants for scholars immediately.

Activist express worry over UAF administration decision to expel six students

Factual analysis reveals pressure on the common man has only increased

Public investment in infrastructure is important, but sustainability comes through schools

Registration for degree programmes can also be done online

The government wants to re-verify enrolment figures to avoid embarrassment during a meeting at a higher forum.

HEC constitutes ETC to conduct tests, while Punjab advises varsities to carry out tests on their own

K-P education department threatens to take action against VCs

This is a form of corruption that has tainted and degraded the quality of the civil service

Pakistan’s historic under-spending on education continues at the national level

K-P Governor says the government wants tribal youth to come up to the level of developed areas of the country

Says action taken by Education Authority is against freedom of expression

HEC re-circulated a notification to all universities about ensuring implementation of the new qualification criteria

Many acting directors have come and gone after Abdul Wahab Abbasi was removed from post in 2015

Online survey engaged 2,500 respondents aged 15 to 30 years in Asian markets

Tender notice for procurement of attendance machines placed online

Commission has awarded over 10,962 indigenous and foreign scholarships costing billions of rupees

The yearly allocation for education has slipped to a mere 17.51% in the fiscal year 2017-18.

Target was raised to Rs1 billion by 2020, so that all the needy students get scholarships

PMDC plans to approach chief justice to help with litigation on regulations

Faculty says development projects have not been approved while funds are allocated for new projects

A comparison of figures shows either decrease or only a slight increase in allocations

Data shows aid rose from $586m in 2014 to $649m in 2015

Students use wireless cheating devices disguised as erasers, belts and watches to communicate with accomplices