Pakistan continues facing a serious education crisis despite announcing the National Education Emergency more than two years ago. Millions of children remain deprived of classrooms, creating concerns about national development, literacy, and future economic stability. A recent policy review explains why progress remains slow despite several education reforms introduced across different provinces. The latest findings…
The University of the Punjab Career Development Center has announced free Python Coding classes for faculty and students marking a significant step toward advancing digital education in Pakistan. In order to increase digital literacy and give participants the necessary programming and problem solving skills this initiative partnered with iCode Guru. It reflects Punjab University commitment…
The Punjab Education Department has announced a major academic reform aimed at raising the quality of education and promoting academic discipline in government colleges across the province. The new Punjab Government education policy sets clear academic and disciplinary expectations for students. It ensuring they take their studies seriously and maintain consistent performance throughout the year….
The Sindh Universities and Boards Department has officially approved a new grading policy for students from classes 9 to 12 marking one of the most significant educational reforms in recent years. This transformative change will take effect from the upcoming academic session. This is designed to modernize Sindh education system improve transparency and bring local…
