SHC Orders Dow University to Allow Nursing Student Exams
The Sindh High Court ordered Dow University to allow a nursing student to appear in examinations, offering relief against administrative blocks.
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Trump Wants to Rename Artificial Intelligence for Students
Donald Trump has proposed renaming artificial intelligence. Explore what this means for Pakistani students and tech education in the United States.
Study in Ireland: Flagship Fair Opens in Mumbai for Students
Irish Consul General Patrick Duffy has officially opened the Education in Ireland flagship fair in Mumbai, showcasing higher education pathways and global study options.
IIM Bangalore Ranks 11th Globally in FT 2026 Rankings
IIM Bangalore secured the 11th global position for the impact of its business school teaching cases according to the latest FT 2026 rankings, highlighting strong South Asian academic excellence.
AI in Education: How Chatbots Are Changing Student Learning
Recent reports show 95 percent of students turning to chatbots, raising serious questions about academic integrity and true skill development.
Danish IT Park: Shehbaz Sharif Inaugurates National IT Park
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has officially inaugurated the National IT Park, naming it the 'Danish IT Park' to boost Pakistan's digital infrastructure.
UK Universities Suspend Recruitment From Pakistan: What You Need to Know
At least 15 UK universities have suspended student recruitment from Pakistan following a major visa crackdown. Learn what this means for your study abroad plans.
Oman Jobs for Pakistanis with New Work Permit Service
Oman has launched a new work permit service for Pakistani nationals. Get the latest details on job opportunities, application updates, and official announcements.
7 Ways to Build a Better Transit Internship for Students
Discover seven effective ways to structure and improve transit internship programs for students entering the transportation sector in Pakistan.
Punjab Announces Free Laptops and Scholarships for Students
The Punjab government has announced a new initiative to provide free laptops and scholarships to support students in the region.
US Proposes $70,000 Fee for International Student Work Training
The United States has proposed a $70,000 fee for international student work training programs, impacting Pakistani students planning post-graduation work.
SAS and NC State Launch AI Think Tank to Meet Tech Demand
SAS is partnering with North Carolina State University to establish a new artificial intelligence think tank, responding to surging global demand for technology training.