This facility will be available for the forthcoming (Autumn 2018) admissions that begin from 1st August. This is in line with the University’s motto, ensuring Education to All. “We wish to facilitate our students who could not continue their education due to financial constraints, said Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Shahid Siddiqui while highlighting the University’s Students’ support system at an academic meeting held here.
Needy and deserving students who are unable to deposit the whole fee of a semester could take benefit of this scheme. For this purpose, they may contact their respective Regional offices.
Sufficient amount has been allocated in the annual budget to support poor and needy students through scholarships and fee-waiver.
The Vice Chancellor has taken a number of initiatives during the last about three and half years, providing free education to marginalized sections of the society including prisoners, disabled, drop-out girls and transgender.
He has directed the Director Admissions and Regional Directors of 44 Regional offices across the country to provide maximum facilities to the applicants in the admission process.
He also advised the Regional Directors to set up special Facilitation Centers at their offices for the guidance and support of the aspiring students.
Published in Daily Times, July 16th 2018.
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