PMAS ARID Rawalpindi 2011 Admission and Faculties

Bachelor’s programs offered at PMAS-Arid Agriculture University are:

B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture – Four years (Morning/Evening)

• F.Sc. (Pre-Medical) with at least 50% Marks or equivalent.
• Candidates must have domicile from Districts of Barani Areas of Punjab other than open merit, special quotas and evening program.
• For each quota separate application form should be submitted.
• For Cholistan quota, certificate of Cholistan Authority mentioning that the area falls in Cholistan should be attached along with the application form.
• Application forms of nominated candidates of different quotas should be submitted along with nomination before the closing date.
• Schedule of enrollment will be strictly followed.

DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) – Five years (Morning)

• F.Sc. (Pre-Medical) with at least 50% marks.
• Candidate must have domicile from the districts of Barani areas of Punjab and Islamabad.
• For Open Merit seats are on all Punjab basis.

BS (Biochemistry) – Four years (Morning)

• F.Sc.(Pre-Medical) or equivalent with at least 50% marks.

BS (Economics) – Four years (Morning/Evening)

• At least 50% marks in Intermediate or equivalent certificate.

BBA (Hons) – Four years (Morning/Afternoon)

• At least 50% marks in Intermediate or equivalent certificate.

BS (CS) – Four years (Morning/Evening)

• At least 50% marks in Intermediate or equivalent certificate.

BS (IT) – Four years (Morning)

• At least 50% marks in Intermediate or equivalent certificate.

B.Ed. – One year (Morning/Evening)

European union scholarships For Pakistan 2011

A consortium of universities formed by the European Union (EU) Commission are offering scholarships for the students and faculty of some Asian seats of higher learning, including the University of Karachi (KU). KU Pro-Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Shahana Urooj Kazmi stated this, on Tuesday.
She said that over 100 scholarships would be offered to the students and faculty of the Asian universities, including KU. Other universities are of India, China, Bangladesh and Nepal. Known as Erasmus Mundus, the scholarships are fully funded for the European universities for the period 2011-2014. Dr Shahana, who is coordinator in Pakistan for this scholarship programme, said that an introductory seminar would be organised at the KU Campus on Aug 25 (tomorrow) at 10:00am for all those who are interested in securing such scholarships for year 2012.
During the seminar the attendees would be briefed about details of the scholarships finalised at the recently held meeting in Beijing, which was attended by Dr Shahana. She said that there are three target groups for these scholarships. First, the students and staff registered at KU. Second, students registered in higher educational institutions and thirdly, the students who are in vulnerable and deprived areas including floods and disaster-hit. Dr Shahana said that seven KU students were selected for these scholarships last year and they are about to proceed to respective universities.