Erasmus Mundus NOHA 2027-29: €1,400 Monthly Scholarship
Apply for the Erasmus Mundus NOHA scholarship for the 2027-29 session. Pakistani students can receive €1,400 per month for this program.
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Apply for the Erasmus Mundus NOHA scholarship for the 2027-29 session. Pakistani students can receive €1,400 per month for this program.
Explore the Commonwealth Shared Scholarships 2027/28 for Pakistani students. Learn about funding details, UK university partnerships, and eligibility rules.
Major shifts in international education policies are underway. Canada is implementing cuts while New Zealand expands, requiring Pakistani students to adjust their plans.
Krirk University has officially secured the 168th position in the QS Asia University Rankings 2027. This update serves as a key benchmark for Pakistani students planning their higher education in Asia.
Hong Kong's recent positioning as a global talent hub offers new academic pathways for Pakistani students looking to study abroad in 2026.
Learn how to calculate your aggregate merit score for NUST, UET, and Punjab University admissions in 2026 based on entry tests and academic records.
The Higher Education Commission of Pakistan has introduced new policies to simplify access to international degrees, dual programs, and foreign scholarships.
The Higher Education Commission has officially declared a viral social media notification regarding DAE and engineering degree equivalence as fake.
Apply for the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme 2027/28 to receive an annual stipend of HK$344,400. The initial application deadline is December 1, 2026.
UET Lahore has officially opened admissions for Associate Degree Programs (ADP) in Computer Science, Data Science, and AI for the Fall 2026 session.
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has confirmed that previous MDCAT results remain valid for three years, ruling out changes to admission criteria.
The University of Karachi has lowered its entry test passing threshold to 25 marks in select disciplines after only 40% of candidates met the original 50-mark requirement.