Semester Autumn 2017: AIOU to facilitate its continuing students
Fresh students will be able take new admissions in semester, scheduled to start from August
Fresh students will be able take new admissions in semester, scheduled to start from August. PHOTO: EXPRESS
Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has taken a number of steps to facilitate its students to pursue their future studies through distance learning system at their doorsteps.
Fresh students would be able take new admissions in semester (autumn 2017), scheduled to start from the beginning next month. Efforts are being made for timely announcement of results of last semester, so that there should be no hindrance in carrying out future studies.
The number of continuing students has risen to nearly 460,000 in recent years, which reflects the trust reposed in this mega university for completion of their education. Total retention rate of the students has been around ninety percent.
To promote better communication with the continuing students, the University has initiated SMS service to keep them informed about the admission process.
Vice Chancellor Dr Shahid Siddiqui, while presiding over a academic meeting said they would continue lay special focus on improving its admission, examination and mailing system to facilitate continuing students.
Special attention was being given to upgrade students’ support system and attending to their queries and complaints through a well-managed complaint centre.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 24th, 2017.
Fresh students would be able take new admissions in semester (autumn 2017), scheduled to start from the beginning next month. Efforts are being made for timely announcement of results of last semester, so that there should be no hindrance in carrying out future studies.
The number of continuing students has risen to nearly 460,000 in recent years, which reflects the trust reposed in this mega university for completion of their education. Total retention rate of the students has been around ninety percent.
To promote better communication with the continuing students, the University has initiated SMS service to keep them informed about the admission process.
Vice Chancellor Dr Shahid Siddiqui, while presiding over a academic meeting said they would continue lay special focus on improving its admission, examination and mailing system to facilitate continuing students.
Special attention was being given to upgrade students’ support system and attending to their queries and complaints through a well-managed complaint centre.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 24th, 2017.