The students, who have already enrolled and want to keep up their enrollment, are required to deposits fees in the designated banks. Computerized forms have been issued to all of the old students, through Pakistan Post, last week 2012. If any one has not received yet particular form can download it from AIOU, official website.

Current students can also see their profile on “Online Admission” link, giving their roll number. The intimation letters issued to the students with full requirements can be seen here, to download click here.

For more information your telephone calls and emails on the given addresses are welcomed. Contact concerned regional office or Directorate of Admissions on following phone number; 051-9057151 or Email to: adms@aiou.edu.pk

Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics in New Zealand:

• Actually the institutes of technologies and polytechnics in New Zealand are owned by the state.
• Basically the ITP’s of New Zealand always offer many types of courses which are usually equivalent in the merit to all those that are offered in the universities of the New Zealand.
• New Zealand’s ITP offer many courses that are from certificate level and there are some that offers studies of post graduate level and full degree programs.
• The academic year in the universities of New Zealand is usually from March to November but for some of the courses a date of July may also be available.

For more information about Study in New Zealand please visit here:
http://study.result.pk/study-abroad/study-newzealand/

Karachi University (KU) announced B.Com Part 1 regular examination 2010 result on August 10, 2011. B.Com Part 1 result 2011 of Karachi University is available online.

B.Com part 1 examination of Karachi University held few months ago.

B.Com part 1 result 2011 of Karachi University is available online and students can check their result online at following links.

Bcom Part 1 result 2011
Karachi University Results 2011

Pakistan Navy Engineering College (PNEC) is located in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. It is one of the constituent colleges of the National University of Sciences and Technology. It is administered by the Pakistan Navy and the campus is referred to as PNS Jauhar. The student body and the faculty consist of both civilians and naval officers.

Pakistan Navy Engineering College

PNEC

History

Pakistan Navy Engineering College was established as Officers Training Section (OTS) in 1962 as part of Pakistan Navy. In 1966 the status of OTS was upgraded to that of a college and given the name of “Pakistan Navy Engineering College” (PNEC). PNEC was affiliated with University of Karachi in the same year. In 1977, the affiliation of PNEC was transferred to NED University of Engineering and Technology. In 1995 it became a constituent college of National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Rawalpindi. The college conducts undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Electrical, Electronic, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering disciplines – leading to the award Graduate and Postgraduate Degrees by the National University of Sciences and Technology.

The genesis of (PNEC lies in the Officers Training Section (OTS) which was established in 1962 as part of PNS KARSAZ, sailor’s training establishment. In 1966, the status of OTS was upgraded to that of a college and named Pakistan Navy Engineering College. The same year it was affiliated with the University of Karachi. In 1977, the affiliation of PNEC was transferred to NED University of Engineering and Technology. The college was shifted to its present location in 1982 and commissioned as PNS JAUHAR as an independent unit of Pakistan Navy. It became a constituent college of National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) in November 1995.

The primary role of PN Engineering College is to produce engineers for the Pakistan Navy and NUST. To achieve this, it conducts degree courses in the disciplines of Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics and Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, and MS/PhD degree courses in the disciplines of Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering.

Pakistan Army’s officers from EME Corps have done their BE engineering from this college from 1982 to 1988 era as during this time period Army’s EME College was shifting from Quetta to Rawalpindi.

Since 1987, civilian students have also been enrolled in these courses each year. Apart from BE and MS/PhD degree courses, the college also provides specialized mid career courses for PN technical officers after they have obtained competency certificate onboard PN Ships. These include Marine Engineering Systems Management Course and Weapons Engineering Systems Management Course, specially designed to meet the service requirements of the officers in their career.

The college achieved ISO 9001 certification in May 1999 as per 1994 standard. In June 2002, the college shifted to the new quality standards i.e. ISO 9001: 2000. It was the first college to gain ISO 9001:2000 certification in Asia.

Programmes offered

The university offers undergraduate, and graduate programs. ^[1]

Undergraduate programs are offered in the following fields

• Mechanical Engineering^[2]
• Electrical Engineering^[3]
• Electronics Engineering^[4]
• Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering^[5]

The department of Electronic and Power Engineering offers the following graduate courses.^[6]

• MS Control Engineering^[7]
• MS Communications Engineering^[8]
• PhD Electrical Engineering

The Mechanical Engineering department offers the following

• MS Thermo Fluid Science^[9]
• PhD Mechanical Engineering

In addition evening courses, under the title Professional Development Courses, are offered.

While the above courses are open to all students, the following courses are offered to officers of the Navy exclusively.

• Marine Engineering Systems Management Course (MESMC)
• Weapon Engineering Systems Management Course (WESMC)

Certain courses are also offered to officers of allied countries. These are (as listed on the university’s website),

“Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Malaysia and Myanmar.”

Campus

The college campus is spread over an area of about seventy five acres comprising the administration block, four academic blocks, postgraduate studies center, labs and workshops, professional development center, hostel and dining facilities.

Campus facilities include:

• Laboratories and Workshops
• Computer Aided Designing and Manufacturing (CADAM) Centre
• Computing Facilities/IT Infrastructure
• Professional Development Centre
• Accommodation and Dining Facilities
• Masjid
• Convocation Hall/Auditorium
• Sports Facilities
• Transport
• Dispensary (Sickbay)
• Cafeteria
• Extracurricular Activities

Library

Computers with Internet connectivity are available for registered students. The library issues books on short-term loan. A section known as the “Book Bank” stocks used textbooks. The Book Bank loans out text-books to undergraduate students for a whole semester, charging 10% of the original cost of the book.

[edit] Laboratories and workshops

• Thermodynamics Laboratory
• Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
• Control Engineering Laboratory
• Mechanics Laboratory
• Metallurgy and Fuel Laboratory
• Electronics Laboratory
• Electrical Engineering Laboratory
• Telecommunication Laboratory
• Microprocessor Laboratory
• Microwave and Radar Laboratory
• PCB Laboratory
• Power Electronics Laboratory
• Applied Chemistry Laboratory
• Bench Fitting Workshop
• Machine Workshop
• Welding Workshop
• Woodwork Workshop
• Boiler Workshop
• Engineering Drawing Section
• Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) Laboratory
• Innovative Product Laboratory
• Robotics and Automation Laboratory
• Atomic Force Microscope (ATF) Laboratory
• Materials Testing Laboratory

HISTORY:

The building of Frontier Women University Peshawar, as it appears elegantly with a glamorous look, is going to be the hub of academics, research, co curricular and extra curricular activities of the province in future. We plan to extend the opportunity within the premises of the University to the female Students to study  the subject of their choice, so as to enable them to think logically, work creatively, interact effectively with technological know how of the modern trends to display their potentials in their future assignments. The faculty will also be in the forefront to inculcate traditional, moral and ethical values in our students in accordance with the socio-cultural needs of the society. The bright future of Frontier Women University, Peshawar has always been Vice Chancellor’s cherished dream very close to her heart.
The permanent campus of the Frontier Women University is being established on a piece of land measuring 400 Kanals at the village of Essa Khel Topchian, near the Peshawar Provincial Metropolis of NWFP. The first phase of the Mega Project Titled as the “Establishment of Frontier Women University and The Construction”, thereupon has been started with a total cost of Rs. 456 Million.

To enhance the quality of higher education in Pakistan, HEC has set up Quality Assurance Agency. It is to ensure the provision of high quality education compatible with international standards. HEC is aspiring to raise the standard of higher education in order to rank Pakistan amongst one of the leading countries in the education sector. One of the measures taken by QAA in this regard is establishment of Quality Enhancement Cells in various universities
Our Mission :
To provide the women of NWFP with essential skills for facing the challenges of the modern world and to make Frontier Women University one of the most prestigious universities in Higher education through continuous development and progress.
Our Vision :
To promote a research based education system which encourages every individual in FWU to explore her area of study autonomously. Our objective is to ensure that the students of FWU are exceptionally equipped to prove themselves an asset to their employers and society at large thus, materializing the aim of a society ready to excel swiftly in the global village.