Why Students Cheat?

Imagine you are a students, an important exam or assignment deadline is looming near and you have not studies for it. You were too busy playing games on your computer, watching TV or socializing on Facebook. You know that you have to pass the exam but you cannot deny the inevitable fact that with your current preparation, you will not be able to do so. The easiest way out of this scenario (for a normal student) is to reset cheating or other false means__ why do all the work when you can take advantage of the people who do? Yet that is sad, isn’t the fact that cheating takes place, what is sad is that cheating is widely accepted and practices.

So what leads a student to act in such a way? The sad truth is that cheating no longer carries the stigma it once did. Students believe that cheating is more prevalent and accepted today. They see it in every facet of life politics, business, home, and school. This issue was brought to light in the recent matriculation exams where the candidates were seen copying answers from resources that were smuggled in, which they then shared with each other. Some of them even had the courage to leave their seats to go and directly ask their fellows for assistance. These circumstances paint a grim picture of today’s youth, and it makes many wonder whether the students who are willing to cheat are willing to commit other unethical deeds to get ahead in life. The precedent being set is dangerous. Yet one cannot truly blame the students. The students are raised to think that cheating is right. It is our job to tell our kids the difference between right and wrong, and when we don’t, we fail in this fundamental duty.

Parents High Expectations
The first reason for its existence is that there are many students with families who have high expectations about their grade achievements and future career. Therefore, some students cheat __ when feeling the parental and peer pressure _ in order to get competitive, profitable credentials to impress their family or friends. When under pressure, the students are more likely to resort to measures like cheating to accomplish the high prospects set on them by their families.

While there is pragmatic evidence that parent factors have a positive association with, or facilitate, children’s achievement, there has also been great concern that parents’ unrealistic expectations create pressure and lower self confidence in their children. This cultural pressure is endemic, forcing students to be suicidal. Children are considered to be like showpieces these days. They are required to work like machines in order to make parents feel proud. You will see schoolchildren perturbing excessively and spending sleepless nights, loss of appetite and bouts of depression, all of which lead to suicidal tendencies. Relieving students from such high expectations would help in elevating their performance and will also result in a decrease in cheating cases. The focus must not be on being the best in class, but realizing one’s own true potential and doing one’s best. What is even more shocking nowadays is that parents actually facilitate their children in terms of cheating. How can a sixteen year old have enough money to bribe an examiner or buy exam papers before the examination? It has to come from the parents. Parents need to understand that exam results are not everything!

Another reason why students feel compelled to cheat is the overall system of education. Students are conditioned to value outcomes rather than the process of learning. This system continues to place more and more emphasis on getting the grade by any means possible. The benefits of individual learning are no longer seen as a goal or focus. Regularizing our educational system and introducing some well-thought changes can revolutionize this scenario. The educational curriculum should focus more on the learning of subject matter rather than the usual cramming and rote memory system. Equal chances should be given to all the students, irrespective of their caste, religion and region to appear for exams. The quality of education should be same for a student in a remote area and a student living in cities like Lahore, Karachi or Islamabad. This fair educational system will ensure that the students have access to quality education and hence they won’t feel the need to cheat in order to move forward in life.

A better system of creation, distribution and marking of papers is also essential. Conduction of regular assessments throughout the year to monitor the progress of students can also help release the peer pressure faced by the students on the final exam day. Furthermore, a computerized system of marking MCQs in papers should be introduced. This is being used by some of the universities for their entrance exams and has proved to be a successful way to eliminate disparity and injustice. To discourage cheating, variant papers can be used so that the adjacent students have dissimilar arrangement of questions. Strict measures should be taken for the ones who are cheating and those who are supporting it. Firm rules for the students and invigilators should be introduced which emphasize on severe penalty in case of cheating or any assistance in cheating. Random CCTV monitoring can also be done at randomly selected exam centers.

Cheating is a crime. Those steps are essential to either fully exterminate or at least minimize this practice to an insignificant quantity. If cheating in exams is not cut off at the root and allowed to be continued, it will set a dangerous precedent in the hearts and minds of our nest generation that crime does pay and there is nothing wrong in adopting unfair means to get ahead in life. A precedent that will only help to destroy our next generation.

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“Do Not Give Up”, as being a human you must have heard this phrase more than you have ever needed during pursuing your dreams or accomplishing any great mission. Well every individual has got their own specific reason for being inspired and Not to Give Up on which they rely and own most of their accomplishments. But here, I have arranged biography of some popular celebrities that never gave up on their dreams that maybe motivating for you too.

1. Marilyn MonroeNorma Jean Baker, one of dead and greatest popular celebrities, better known as Marilyn Monroe had a disrupted and loveless childhood. She was born on June 1, 1926 in Los Angeles, California. At age seven, she was orphaned when her mother, Gladys Baker Mortenson, was hospitalized after being identified as a paranoid schizophrenic which made her to spend two years of her life in an orphanage. the constant move from one foster family to another resulted in Monroe’s  sketchy educational background. At age sixteen, her foster parents had to leave her due to some reasons. For avoiding new foster parents, Monroe decided to get married. On June 19, 1942 she married James Doughty, which fell apart after severe domestic fights on 1943.

Though her difficult childhood and failed marriage make Monroe a strong and invincible woman, these experiences also added to her insecurities__things that eventually shaped her into a great inspiring role model of twentieth century. She won the golden Globe Henrietta award: World Film Favorite Female in 1953. She also was presented with the Golden Globe Best Motion Picture Actress in Comedy or Musical for ‘Some Like It Hot’ in 1960, and had total eight movies. in 1958, she won David d: Donatello Golden Plate award for the movie: The Prince and The Show Girl.

2. EminemAmerican rapper, record producer and actor, Eminem was born to a 15 year old woman (who almost died while giving birth) on October 3, 1972 who never knew his father. his mother His mother was not only poor but also a drug addict. He had a rough childhood as he grew up in a predominately black neighborhood which did not take kindly to the lone white kid. His disrupted lifestyle affected his personality that he had no close friends. Keeping almost entirely to himself and being treated like an outcast at every school made him become a victim of depression and tried to commit suicide. He was constantly  picked on, and once when we was 9, he was so badly beaten that ended in coma for a week. At the age of seventeen, he attended Lincoln High School in Warren Michigan where he failed the ninth grade three times and eventually dropped out. At 24, he worked 60 hours a week washing dishes for a low salary just so that he could raise his newborn daughter and feed his family. In 2006, his marriage with his childhood love ended which resulted to depressing him beyond belief. Later on, his drug addiction got worse and at one point he overdosed which almost killed him. It was only then that he realized if he had died, who would look after his daughter? He found his reason to live, To Be Something and To Do something for his daughter.

Eminem found his way to express his passion for language and vocabulary. He worked so hard that today he is the greatest rapper, and beloved of popular celebrities of all the times. “I feel like anybody can do anything if they set their mind to. It depends on how bad you want it, and I wanted to do it. You know at this stage of my life, I do not like there is too much i cannot do. I do not mean to sound cocky, but if I really wanna do it, I DO NOT GIVE UP THAT EASY.” he said.

3. Katy PerryShe was born on October 25th, 1984 in a poor family. struggling financially, her family would use food stamps or the food bank at the church to keep alive. The girl at the very young age developed an interest in singing. As her parents were devout Christians, she would sneak in CD’s of popular music through her friends. She began practicing, and from the ages 9 to 17 she sang in the church which developed the dream to take up singing as a career, but her parents refused, which never stopped her. Rebelling against her parents, she started singling and playing guitar. Her first album failed badly, selling only 200 copies, but she was not ready To Give Up. At 15, she dropped school so that she could work harder on her career as a singer. She was just 17 that left her hometown to work on another album which later on never got released. With no money in her pocket and no roof over herhear, Katy had to borrow money for several years to stay alive. After being dropped from three labels, she became a victim of depression and started having suicidal thoughts. But she still held on in hopes of achieving her dreams someday.

Her hard-work finally paid off, one of her songs ‘Teenage Dream’ caught the public’s attention and topped the charts. ‘Teenage dream’ became the first album by a female artist to produce five number-one Billboard hot 100 singles. today she is one of the greatest singers of all the times that her net worth is measured $125 million. Katy has won 5 American Music Awards, 14 People’s Choice Awards, and 4 Guinness World Records. In 2012, she was dubbed as the ‘Woman Of The Year’. Katy has sold 100 million records globally which makes her the third best-selling digital singles artist and successful of popular celebrities in the United States. Katy Perry is an inspiration for people all around the world who want to achieve their dreams and goals.

4. Leonardo DiCaprioHe was born on November11, 1974 in Los Angeles. He was named Leonardo because his pregnant mother was looking at a Leonardo Da Vinci painting in Italy when he first kicked. His father was a comic artist and distributor of comic books. He always encouraged his son to explore his creative side. Leonardo was only 1 when his parents separated. Due to financial issues, he moved in with his mother in a rough neighborhood exposed to drugs and other illegal activities. As a child he loved imitating people, playing pranks with his parents and performing self-created skits. At 5, he was removed from the set of children’s television series romper room for being naughty. At 12, Leonardo decided he wanted to earn extra money by doing something he loved. He chose acting and his goal was to become the best the world had ever seen. At 14, he finally got his first AD for matchbox cars. As a teenager, Leonardo made his TV debut in the show ‘Parenthood’ and people loved him. He kept working hard and things kept turning into gold. In 1992, he was picked out of 400 young actors and cast as the lead in the movie ‘This Boy’s Life’. In 1993, the world was shocked by his amazing acting skill as a handicapped boy in the movie ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape’. But the golden moment arrived in 1997 when Leonardo was cast as the lead role in the movie ‘Titanic’ and well the rest in history. In 1997 and 1998, he made the people magazine’s list of ’50 Most Beautiful People’. Leonardo officially became the heart-throb of the millions of people around the world. His exceptional acting has always proved that he does not just have a pretty face, but he is a successful actor, producer, and also an environmental activist. Till date, Leonardo has won 54 awards including an academy award for best actor for his film ‘The Revenant’.

Leonardo’s life teaches us that no matter how old you are, if you have a dream, Chase It.

5. ShakiraBorn in 1977 in a rich family. As a child, she loved dancing and acting.
Her teachers and friends called her ‘The Belly Dancing Girl’. At age 8, her father went bankrupt and her family lost everything which was a sudden change in her life and frustrated Shakira. Growing up, Shakira became famous in her locality as she performed in various events. She started writing and composing her own music. She also tried out singing in school but was rejected, and they used to say that she sounded like a ‘goat’. But Shakira believed in herself and got a call for an audition. Sony Colombia signed her to record 3 albums. She was only 13 when she released her very first album. Her first two albums failed, but she did not give up. Her third album was a huge success. At 18, Shakira founded a charity organization to help poor children. She had finally fulfilled the promise she had made to herself. Today, Shakira is a successful singer, songwriter, dancer, and record producer. She has won:

1. 5 MTV Video Music Awards,
2. 2 Grammy Awards,
3. 13 Latin Grammy Awards,
4. 7 Billboard Music Awards,
5. 33 Billboard Latin Music Awards

Shakira has sold over 125 million records worldwide. As she said, “Failure is just a part of life. Do not Give Up, Try Again.”

6. Sylvester Stallone

Sylvester Stallone was born on July 6th, 1946 with paralyzed lower left jaw. Due to his condition, he had a slurred speech. At 4, he was put into a tap dancing school because he was flat-footed. As a student he struggled academically and was expelled from several schools. At 9 his parents got divorced and he moved in with his mother in Philadelphia, there he attended a special high school for troubled kids. At 24, he dropped out of college to pursue his dream of becoming an actor, and then he moved to New York in hoped of achieving his dream but only found closed doors. He was so broke that he slept at the bus terminal for 3 weeks. He did all kinds of jobs only so that he could feed himself, but then his worst moment arrived…Sylvester decided to sell his dog to a stranger he met at the liquor store. Desperate to stay alive, he decided to star in a Pornographic film for $200. Later on something happened which changed his life forever, while watching Muhammad Ali on TV he got an idea for a screenplay which took him 3 days straight without sleeping to write a script. Producers offered him $350.000 for his script but he refused; why? because he wanted the lead role in the movie. Producers laughed and said he was not fit to be an actor. He was so determined that the producers had no choice left but to cast him as the lead role.Sylvester gained worldwide fame with his starring role in the smash hit ‘Rocky’.

Today Philadelphia has a statue of his Rocky character placed permanently near a museum. The man who had slept in the streets is today a successful actor, filmmaker, and an inspiration for the world.

7. Angelina JolieA beautiful girl was born on June 4, 1975. Her father abandoned her when she was just 1. As a child she lived in an office with 5 floors above her mother’s apartment. At 11, she was bullied for wearing braces and being too skinny and at 14, she dropped out of school due to continuous years of bullying. She was so depressed that she began to self-harm and cut herself occasionally which caused her to start struggling with insomnia and eating disorders alone with her self-destructive personality. She started experimenting with drugs, according to her she used “just about every drug possible,” particularly heroin. When she decided to get work as a model, she was rejected for being so skinny and gloomy. Her depression got worse and twice planned to commit suicide. At age 18, she began her professional film career, but the movie was a huge failure which made her to decide never to act again. Tired of life, at 22, she even attempted to hire a hit man to kill her. 2 years later she experienced a nervous breakdown and was admitted for 72 hours to a psychiatric ward. Struggling to find a purpose in life, she was offered a role in the movie “Girl, Interrupted” and she accepted it.

The movie was a huge success and she won an Oscar out of most popular celebrities for the best supporting actress. With a new hope, Angelina adopted her first child Maddox, which gave her stability in life. From that point inwards, she did nothing but work for her kids and her career, always moving forward. She is one of the most influential and powerful people in the American Entertainment industry. She is also popular for her humanitarian efforts. Angelina’s story teaches us it is never too late to take control of your life.

8. Vin Diesel

This legend was born in a middle class family who never knew his biological father. Interested in acting since he was a kid, and made his debut in “Dinosaur Door” at only seven years old. In his teens, he remained involved in theater but struggled to make enough money forcing him to work as a security guard. At college, he went on to learn creative writing, but dropped out 3 years later. He left for Hollywood in hopes of becoming one of successful and popular celebrities, but failed. He slept on couches, did odd jobs, waited for a role but nothing happened which extremely depressed him. He returned in New York and started to read books about producing films on a tight budget and decided to create his own short film. Directed and produced a short drama film in less than 3 days. His film was selected for screening at the 1995 Cannes Festival after which, he got a role in “Saving Private Ryan” and then as a voice-over artist in the “Iron Giant”. He turned out to be a multi-talented and the world noticed. His big break came in “Pitch Black” and then “The Fast and the furious” made him an instant hit.

Today Vin Diesel is a successful actor, director, producer, and screenwriter who is also the founder of 3 huge production companies. Vin Diesel’s story teaches us that patience and hard work is the ultimate key.

9. Tom Cruise

He was born on 3rd July 1962 in New York in a poor family. His family was dominated by his abusive father who used to occasionally beat him, and due to his father’s behavior he had raised a shy and low confident kid because his father could not hold a single job for long, and the family had to keep moving from one place to another. The boy changed 15 school in 14 years where he was constantly bullied. After his parents got divorced, he would mow lawns to help his mother financially. As a student, he suffered from learning difficulties and had trouble in both reading and writing. As he was extremely good at sports, he soon became a star in his school’s football and hockey team. However, a knee injury forced him to let go of his hopes of becoming an athlete. at the age of 18, the boy decided to pursue his dream of becoming an actor and enrolled into a drama school, but later he was rejected because he was not good looking and could not read well. Refusing to give up, he kept giving auditions until he got his first small role in the movie ‘Endless Love’. His amazing acting attracted other directors and he started getting many film offers. His career skyrocketed the moment he signed the movie ‘Top Gun’.

He was destined to become one of his highest paid and most sought-after actors in Hollywood. He now has a net worth of $470 million and he owns 7 luxurious cars, a collection of bikes, his very own private jet, and also one of most beloved popular celebrities. His story teaches us that our destiny is not created by the shoes we wear, but by the steps we take.

10. Howard SchultzHoward Schultz, one of the popular celebrities was born in a poor family and was the first kid in his family to go to college. Sold copiers and coffee machines for years who also worked as a bartender and sold his blood to pay for college. In 1981, he visited a small-bean shop called STARBUCKS COFFEE, and wished to work with them and persuaded the owners to hire him. He wanted to change STARBUCKS into something bigger, but the owners refused and did not want to turn it into a restaurant business. Frustrated, he left Starbucks and decided to do it all on his own which was a risk, but he did not want to give up on his dreams. He was rejected by 217 investors who said his idea was not worth investing in.

But he soon raised the money and opened his first store ‘ll Giornale’. The store sold coffee, ice-cream, had a little seating with music played in the background. His idea was a huge success because 2 years later, he bought Starbucks for $3.8 million and expanded it across the US rapidly.

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” Self-confident and self esteem is a practice and a skill, it is not about being an extrovert and it is certainly not a personality trait. Everyone has the ability to be confident in any situation with the right mindset and practice”. You don’t have to get it perfect the first time. It is okay to change your mind, change the relationship or situation, or decide it’s not right for you. You always have a choice.

Continuing to choose whats best for you and what you want to create in the moment is the only way to build a life you love choose to move forward, not to stay stuck.

25 Killer Actions to Boost Your Self-Confidence:

5 Basic steps of to be confident:

1. Stop comparing, stay focused on you.
2. Relax, go with the flow and don’t stress the little things.
3. Love yourself, you are a gift. Nothing would be the same if you didn’t exist.
4. Be positive and look for the good in every situation.
5. Do what you love. Life is short to waste your time doing anything otherwise.

self-confidence and self esteem is a learn-able skill, like typing or riding a bicycle. You develop it with practice. The ability or the belief to believe in yourself to accomplish a task no matter the obstacle, no matter the odds or the diversity takes self-confidence.

The quickest way to acquire self-confidence is to do exactly what you are afraid to do, and worry about loving yourself instead of loving the idea of other people loving you. Remember confidence doesn’t come when you all the answers, but it comes when you are ready to face all the questions. If you want to take control of your life and move it in a more positive direction, you have to get honest about what’s not working. Where are you wasting time on things that don’t matter?

Who is in your life that shouldn’t be? Where aren’t you as responsible as you should be? Getting honest leads to making positive changes, so being right now because ” you are the captain of your ship and the master of your fate!”

10 Step to self-confidence and self esteem: 

• Know yourself.
• Understand what makes you feel great.
• Recognize things that get you down.
• Set goals to achieve what you want.
• Develop trusting friendship that makes you feel good.
• Don’t be afraid to ask for help.
• Stand up for your belief and values.
• Help someone else.
•  Take responsibility for your own actions.
• Take good care of yourself.

Confidence isn’t walking into a room with your nose in the air, and thinking you are better than everyone else, its walking into room and not having to compare yourself to anyone else in the first place because true confident has no room for jealously and envy. Nothing holds you back more than your own insecurities.

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What is success?

Have you ever thought what is secret to success?

secret to success Well, we have so many different definition of the word ‘success’, but the greatest definition I can give you today is this: Success is all about self-expression, it is about being who you are, doing what you want to do, going where you want to go. Because when it comes to your life, you are the boss, and you have a choice.

Success does not lie in RESULTS”_”Being the best is not so important”_ “Doing the best is all that matters…

But my question for you is this:” If you’re trying to be what other people want you to be than who will be you? Because if you believe in yourself, everyone else in world will believe in you. 

Keep your face always toward the sunshine and shadows will fall behind you.

We have so many successful people in our world if you want to achieve success look story of these 9 famous people.

I believe that these three keys principle can change your life, these keys principles will help you to realize the success in your life.

1. Read more books  

Stop worrying how it’s going to happen and start believing that it will! 

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Tips of Secret to Success

You see, books are the tools that release the heavens of your mind. Books give a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything, there comes a point in your life when you need to stop reading others people’s book and write your own, but the truth is that if you study miscellaneous things, you get miscellaneous results; you become what you study. Read more books research for beyond what your teachers say. Don’t follow society, know your nights, kill desires and expectation because it’s not an accident that successful people read more books.    

2.Dream big                                                                                                                                          

We are the directer of our own mindset!

Set higher goals, because goals make you stretch, they help you to become more of who you are. Believe that a dull pencil is better than a sharp mind, you have to write your goals down, so that you can hold this steadfastly to who you are. Create the highest grandest vision possible for your life, because you become what you believe, but remember you will not always win, some days the most resourceful individual will test defeat, but tomorrow after you have done your best to achieve success today.

 When you think big, you will do big and you will win big… 

3. Follow your dreams

Always,always,always believe in yourself, because if you don’t then who will do? 

Everyone always say,”follow your dream”!

Dreams don’t work hard unless you do, if you can’t stop thinking about it, don’t stop working for it because we may place blame, give reasons, and even have excuses; but in the end, it is an act pf cowardice to. “If you want to achieve success then don’t doubt your dreams “because perfect freedom is as necessary to the health ad vigor of commerce as it is to the health and vigor of citizenship.

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Earth Capacity for human populations.

Recently, more than seven billion people live on planet earth, if we realize to know the human population on earth, we get this that it has been increasing day by day, in fact, human beings are far away and we don”t have realization and imagination of the future about the earth. needless to say, by the year 2050 this figure will have grown to ten billion people. More cautious prognoses predict that there will be around 11.7 billion people in the year 2100, but other estimates put the figure at over 16 billion! what will happen if the human population will have been increasing?

Majority of the people will want to eat, drive cars, live in an air-conditional home, will there be sufficient resources to go around. if we will really launch to manage everything that we have now, there are sure to be shortages of food, water, land, energy sources and raw materials. Experts, journalists, and associations are warning of wars over resources, catastrophic climate change, and an ultimately uninhabitable Earth.Scientists explore to find a solution to measure resource availability and consumption so as to decrease the issue. One such measure is the “ecological footprint”. This is the amount of land needed to keep up a specific person’s lifestyle and standard of living given current production conditions.  According to the Global Footprint Network, humanity is currently taking the Earth’s capacity by 50 percent! If everybody on the planet had the lifestyle of the average German, we would already need 2.5 Earths to support us all.

The world is supposed to get a lot more crowded

Currently, 60 percent of the global population inhabits in Asia, 16 percent in Africa, 10 percent in Europe, 9 percent in Latin America and the Caribbean, and only 5 percent in North America and Oceania. China and India are the largest countries in the world, together making up almost 40 percent of the world population. But these numbers won’t stay that way for long. The charts below, created by data scientist used the medium estimates of the UN figures, show our world is set to change in surprising ways and there is no more earth capacity for the human population.

The world’s population is now odds-on to swell ever-higher for the rest of the century, posing grave challenges for food supplies, health care, and social cohesion. A groundbreaking analysis released on Thursday shows there is a 70% chance that the number of people on the planet will rise continuously from 7bn today to 11bn in 2100.

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Admission 2016-2017 in Punjab University Lahore, Open Merit and Baluchistan Reserve Seats

Admission Announced

News of Admissions will be advertised on 11th September in all the major News_papers of Pakistan for 2016-2017.

You are requested to have the prospectus from the specific department from 16th September. Charges per prospectus and admission forum is 500.

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D Ph.D. in Communication Studies Institute of Social & Cultural Studies Degree Program Name Graduate BS (4-Years) Sociology & Socio-Cultural Studies Graduate BS (4-Years) Sociology & Socio- Cultural Studies (Replica/Self-Supporting/ Afternoon) M. Phil M.Phil Education Policy and Development (Morning/Self-Supporting) M. Phil M.Phil Sociology (Morning/Self-Supporting) Masters M.Sc Development Studies (Morning/Self-Supporting) Masters M.Sc. Criminology & Security Studies (Evening/Self-Supporting) Masters M.Sc. Population Sciences (Afternoon/Self-Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D Sociology (Morning/Self-Supporting) Sub department under Institute of Social & Cultural Studies. Department of Criminology Degree Program Name Masters M.Sc. Criminology & Security Studies (Evening/Self-Supporting) Sub department under Institute of Social & Cultural Studies. 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D PhD in Public Health (Evening Program) Sub department under Institute of Social & Cultural Studies. Department of Sociology Degree Program Name Masters M.Sc Sociology Masters M.Sc Sociology Self Supporting Afternoon Faculty of Commerce Hailey College of Commerce Degree Program Name Diploma Diploma in Entrepreneurship Development (DED) Evening Diploma Diploma in Cost and Management Accounting (DCMA) Evening Graduate B.Com. (Hons.) Morning Program Graduate B.Com (Hons.) Self Supporting Program M. Phil M.Phil. (Commerce) (2 Years Program) Masters M.Com (1 1/2 Years) Self Supporting Masters M.Com (3 1/2 Years) Morning Masters M.Com (3 1/2 Years) Self-Supporting Masters M.Com (1 1/2 Years) Ph. D Ph.D. (Commerce) (3 Year Program) Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences Department of Economics Degree Program Name Diploma Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics (PGDAE) (Self Supporting) M. Phil M.Phil Economics (Morning / Self-Supporting) Masters M.Sc Economics Self Supporting/ Replica Masters M.Sc Economics (Morning) Masters Master of Business Economics (MBEcon) Self-Supporting (Afternoon) Ph. D Ph.D. (Economics) Department of Information Management Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil in Information Management Masters Master of Information Management (Morning) Masters Master of Information Management (Self Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D in Information Management Institute of Administrative Sciences Degree Program Name Diploma Post-graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management Graduate B.S. Management (Regular Program) Graduate B.S. Management (Self Supporting Program) M. Phil M.Phil Management (Regular / Self-Supporting Evening Program) M. Phil MS Human Resource Management (18 Years) (Regular / Self-Supporting Evening Program) M. Phil MS Health Administration (18 years) (Self Supporting / Evening Program) Masters Masters of Human Resource Management (Regular Program) Masters Masters of Human Resource Management (Self Supporting / Evening) Masters Masters of Health Administration (Self Supporting Evening Program) Masters Masters of Marketing (Self Supporting / Evening) Masters MPA (18 Years) Public Administration (Regular / Self-Supporting Evening Program) Ph. D Ph.D Management Institute of Business & Information Technology Degree Program Name Graduate BBIT (Hons.) (Replica) Graduate BBIT (Hons.) (Morning) Masters MBIT (1 1/2 Years) (Regular) Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Degree Program Name Diploma PGD Business Administration Self Supporting Graduate BBA (Hons.) Morning Graduate BBA (Hons.) Afternoon Self Supporting M. Phil M.Phil in Business Administration (Morning) Masters MBA Evening Self Supporting Masters MBA (1 1/2 Year) Masters MBA 3.5 Years Self Supporting Program Ph. D Ph.D in Business Administration (Morning) Faculty of Education Department of Special Education Degree Program Name Certificates Short Course in Sign Language Certificates Short Course in Speech Theraphy M. Phil M.Phil in Special Education (Regular Program) Masters MA Special Education Masters MA Special Education Self Supporting Institute of Education & Research Degree Program Name Diploma PGD in Montessori Education Graduate B.Ed in Technical Education M. Phil M.Phil in Education (Regular) M. Phil M.Phil in Education (Evening) Weekend Ph. D Ph.D in Education (Regular) Ph. D Ph.D in Education (Evening) Weekend Sub department under Institute of Education & Research. Department of Business Education Degree Program Name Masters Master of Business Education (MBE) Self Supporting Masters Master of Business Education (MBE) Sub department under Institute of Education & Research. Department of Educational Research and Evaluation Degree Program Name Masters M.A. Educational Research and Assessment Masters M.A. Educational Research and Assessment Self Supporting Sub department under Institute of Education & Research. Department of Elementary Education Degree Program Name Graduate B.Ed (4 years) Elementary Graduate B.Ed (4 years) Elementary Self Supporting Masters MA Education Elementary Masters M.Ed Elementary Masters M.Ed Elementary Self Supporting Masters MA Education Elementary Self Supporting Masters M.A. Education Early Childhood Masters M.A. Education Early Childhood Self Supporting Sub department under Institute of Education & Research. Department of Islamic Education Degree Program Name Masters M.A. Education Islamic Masters M.A. Education Islamic Self Supporting Sub department under Institute of Education & Research. Department of Science Education Degree Program Name Graduate B.S.Ed (Hons) Morning Graduate B.S.Ed (Hons) Self Supporting Masters Master of Science Education (MS Ed) Masters Master of Science Education (MS Ed) Self Supporting Masters M.Ed Science Masters M.Ed Science Self Supporting Sub department under Institute of Education & Research. Department of Secondary Education Degree Program Name Masters MA Education Secondary Masters M.Ed Secondary Self Supporting Masters M.Ed Secondary Masters MA Education Secondary Self Supporting Sub department under Institute of Education & Research. Department of Technology Education Degree Program Name Masters Master of Technology Education (MTE) (Self-Supporting) Masters Master of Technology Education (MTE) Sub department under Institute of Education & Research. Dept. of English Language Teaching & Linguistics Degree Program Name Masters MA English Language Teaching and Linguistics Masters MA English Language Teaching and Linguistics Self Supporting Faculty of Engineering & Technology Centre for Coal Technology Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil Coal Technology (Self Supporting) Masters M.Sc. Coal Technology Department of Textile Engineering & Technology Degree Program Name Certificates Short Course in Textile Technology Certificates Short Course in Professional Textile Laboratory Diploma 1-Year Diploma in Denim Manufacturing Programme (Self-Supporting Program) Diploma 1-Year Diploma in Textile Merchandising Programme (Self-Supporting Program) Diploma 1-Year Diploma in Textile Testing and Quality Control (Self-Supporting Program) Diploma Post Graduate Diploma in Textile Technology (PGD) Graduate B.Sc. in Textile Engineering (Launch Soon) Masters M.Sc. (Engg.) Textile Engineering (Self-Supporting Program) Institute of Chemical Engineering & Technology Degree Program Name Graduate B.Sc. Engineering (Self Supporting) Graduate B.Sc. Engineering (Regular) Masters M.Sc (Engg.) Chemical Engineering (Self Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D Chemical Engineering Institute of Quality & Technology Management Degree Program Name Diploma Post-Graduate Diploma in Total Quality Management Graduate B.Sc (Engg.) Industrial Engineering & Management Masters MS Industrial Engineering & Management (Self-Supporting / Evening) Masters MS / M.Phil TQM Management (Self-Support / Evening) Masters M.Sc Quality & performance Management (QPM) (Regular Program) Masters M.Sc Quality & performance Management (QPM) (Self Support / Afternoon Program) Ph. D Ph.D. TQM Sub department under University College of Engineering & Emerging Technologies. Department of Electrical Engineering Degree Program Name Graduate B.Sc (Engg.) Electrical Engineering Masters M.Sc. Electrical Engineering Sub department under University College of Engineering & Emerging Technologies. Department of Metallurgy & Materials Engineering Degree Program Name Diploma Post-Graduate Diploma in Foundry Technology Diploma Post-Graduate Diploma in Corrosion Technology Graduate B.Sc (Engg.) Metallurgy & Materials Engineering (Morning) Graduate B.Sc (Engg.) Metallurgy & Materials Engineering (Self Supporting) Masters M.Sc (Engg.) Metallurgy and Materials Engineering (Self Supporting / Evening Program) Ph. D Ph.D Metallurgy and Materials Engineering Sub department under University College of Engineering & Emerging Technologies. Department of Polymer Engineering & Technology Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil Polymer Technology (Self Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D. Polymer Technology Faculty of Islamic Studies Department of Islamic Studies Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil Islamic Studies (Regular Program, Morning) M. Phil M.Phil Islamic Studies (Specialization in World Religions) Self Supporting M. Phil M.Phil Islamic Studies (Specialization in Islamic Economics) Self Supporting Masters MA Islamic Studies Ph. D Ph.D Islamic Studies Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre Degree Program Name Diploma Diploma in Arabic Diploma Diploma in Sharia Graduate BS Islamic Studies M. Phil M.Phil Islamic Studies Ph. D Ph.D. in Islamic Studies Faculty of Law Punjab University Law College Degree Program Name Diploma Diploma in International Trade Law (W.T.O) (Evening) Diploma Diploma in Taxation Law (Evening) Diploma Diploma in Labour Laws (Evening) Diploma Diploma in Intellectual Property Law (Evening) Diploma Diploma in Environmental Law (Evening) Diploma Diploma in Banking Law (Evening) Diploma Diploma in Corporate Law Practice (Evening) Graduate LL.B 05 Years Program (Annual System) Graduate LL.M. (Evening) Masters LL.M. (Morning) Ph. D Ph.D. in Law & Human Rights Faculty of Life-Sciences Centre for Applied Molecular Biology (CAMB) Degree Program Name Graduate BS (H.) Applied Molecular Biology and Forensic Sciences M. Phil M.Phil. Applied Molecular Biology and Forensic Sciences Ph. D Ph.D. Applied Molecular Biology and Forensic Sciences Centre for Clinical Psychology Degree Program Name Certificates LISL Summer Program Diploma Advanced Diploma in Clinical Psychology (ADCP) (Regular) Diploma Advanced Diploma in Clinical Psychology (Self Supporting/ Replica) Diploma MS Top Up Program in Clinical Psychology Graduate BS (4 years) Clinical Psychology M. Phil MS in Speech Language & Pathology Masters MS in Clinical Psychology Ph. D Ph.D in Clinical Psychology Centre of Excellence in Molecular Biology Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil Molecular Biology Ph. D Ph.D Molecular Biology Department of Botany Degree Program Name Graduate BS Botany M. Phil M.Phil Botany Masters M.Sc. Botany Masters MS Botany Ph. D Ph.D Botany Department of MicroBiology & Molecular Genetics Degree Program Name Graduate BS Microbiology and Molecular Genetics M. Phil MS / M.Phil Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Masters M.Sc. Microbiology & Molecular Genetics Ph. D Ph.D. Microbiology & Molecular Genetics (Regular) Department of Sports Sciences & Physical Education Degree Program Name Graduate BS Physical Education Masters MSc Sports Sciences Physical Education (Afternoon) Masters MSc Sports Sciences Physical Education (Morning) Department of Zoology Degree Program Name Graduate BS Zoology M. Phil MS / M.Phil Zoology (Morning) M. Phil MS / M.Phil Zoology (Replica) (Evening) M. Phil M.Phil Zoology (In-service Program) Masters M.Sc. Zoology (Morning) Masters M.Sc. Zoology Replica (Evening) Ph. D Ph.D. Zoology (Regular) Ph. D Ph.D Zoology Old Scheme Institute of Agricultural Sciences Degree Program Name Graduate B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Plant Pathology) (Morning / Replica) Graduate B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Horticulture) (Morning / Replica) Graduate B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (Food Science & Technology) (Morning / Replica) Masters M.Sc. (Hons.) / M.Phil Agriculture (Food Science & Technology) (Morning / Replica) Masters M.Sc. (Hons.) / M.Phil Agriculture (Plant Pathology) (Morning / Replica) Masters M.Sc. (Hons.) / M.Phil Agriculture (Horticulture) (Morning / Replica) Ph. D Ph.D. (Agriculture) Institute of Applied Psychology Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil Applied Psychology M. Phil MS Health Psychology Program Masters BS (4-years.) in Applied Psychology (Morning / Replica / Self-Supporting) Masters M.Sc Applied Psychology (Morning) Masters M.Sc Applied Psychology (Replica / Self-Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D. Applied Psychology Institute of Biochemistry & Biotechnology Degree Program Name Graduate BS Biochemistry Graduate BS Biotechnology M. Phil MS Biotechnology M. Phil MS Biochemistry Masters M.Sc. Biochemistry Masters M.Sc. Biotechnology Masters M.Sc Biochemistry / Biotechnology Ph. D Ph.D. Biochemistry Ph. D Ph.D Biotechnology School of Biological Sciences Degree Program Name M. Phil BS / M.Sc Leading to MS / M.Phil Biological Sciences Ph. D Ph.D. Biological Sciences Faculty of Oriental Learning Department of Arabic Degree Program Name Diploma Diploma in Arabic Language M. Phil MS / M.Phil Arabic Masters MA Arabic Ph. D Ph.D Arabic Institute of Languages Degree Program Name Diploma Diploma in Spanish Diploma Diploma in Italian Diploma Diploma in Portuguese Diploma Diploma in Russian Diploma Diploma in German Diploma Diploma in Latin Diploma Diploma in Greek Diploma Diploma in Hebrew Diploma Diploma in Turkish Diploma Diploma in Chinese Diploma Diploma in Sindhi Diploma Diploma in Pashto Faculty of Science Centre for Geographic Information System (GIS) Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil GIS and Remote Sensing Masters M.Sc GIS Morning Masters M.Sc GIS Self-Supporting Centre for High Energy Physics Degree Program Name Diploma Post Graduate Diploma (1 Year) Computational Physics Graduate BS Computational Physics Self-Supporting Graduate BS Computational Physics Regular M. Phil M.Phil (High Energy Physics) Masters M.Sc Computational Physics Regular Masters M.Sc Computational Physics Self-Supporting Ph. D Ph.D. (High Energy Physics) Centre For Integrated Mountain Research (CIMR) Degree Program Name Diploma PGD in Ecotourism Diploma PGD in Health Safety & Environmental Management (HSEM) Diploma PGD in Integrated Water Resources and Environmental Conservation Diploma PGD in Land Resource Management Through RS & GIS Graduate BS Mountain Conservation & Water shed Management (MCWM) (Regular) Masters M.Sc Mountain conservation & water shed Management (MCWM) (Morning / Self-Supporting) Masters MS / M.Phil in Geo-Environmental Conservation and Sustainable Development (GCSD) Ph. D Ph.D in Geo-Environmental Conservation and Sustainable Development (GCSD) Centre of Excellence in Solid State Physics Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil Micro Electronic Engineering & Semi Conductor Physics M. Phil M.Phil Solid State Physics M. Phil MS Nano Technology Ph. D Ph.D. Solid State Physics College of Earth & Environmental Sciences Degree Program Name Graduate BS Environmental Science Morning Graduate BS Environmental Science (Self Supporting) M. Phil M.Phil Applied Hydrology Masters MS Environmental Sciences Masters M.Sc. Applied Hydrology Masters M.Sc Tourism & Hospitality Management Masters M.Sc Environmental Sciences (Self Supporting) Masters M.Sc Tourism & Hospitality Management (Self Supporting) Masters M.Sc Environmental Sciences Ph. D Ph.D. Environmental Sciences Ph. D Ph.D Applied Hydrology Ph. D Ph.D Geomatics Ph. D M.Phil Geomatics College of Statistical and Actuarial Sciences Degree Program Name Graduate BS (Honors) in Statistics (Regular) Graduate BS (Honors) in Statistics (Self Supporting) M. Phil M.Phil in Statistics (Regular) Masters M.Sc. Statistics (Self Supporting) Masters M.Sc. Statistics (Regular) Masters M.Sc. Biostatistics (Self Supporting) Masters Master of Information & Operational Management (Self Supporting) Masters M.Sc. Actuarial Science (Regular) Masters M.Sc. Actuarial Science (Self Supporting) Masters M.Sc. Business Statistics and Management (Self Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D in Statistics (Regular) Department of Geography Degree Program Name Graduate BS Geography Graduate BS Geography (Self Supporting) M. Phil M.Phil Geography Morning / Self-Supporting M. Phil MS Applied GISc & RS (Morning/ Self Supporting) Masters M.Sc. Geography (Morning) Masters M.Sc Geography Self Supporting Ph. D Ph.D. Geography Department of Mathematics Degree Program Name Graduate BS Mathematics M. Phil M.Phil Mathematics Masters M.Sc. Mathematics (Morning) Masters M.Sc. Mathematics (Self Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D Mathematics Department of Physics Degree Program Name Graduate BS Physics M. Phil MS / M.Phil Physics (Regular / Replica / Afternoon) Masters M.Sc Physics Ph. D Ph.D Physics Department of Space Science Degree Program Name Diploma P.G.D. (Space Sciences) Graduate BS Space Science M. Phil M.Phil Space Science Masters M.Sc. Space Science Institute of Chemistry Degree Program Name Graduate BS Chemistry M. Phil M.Phil Chemistry Masters M.Sc Chemistry Self Support Evening Program Masters M.Sc Chemistry Morning Ph. D Ph.D. Chemistry Institute of Geology Degree Program Name Graduate BS (4-years) Applied Geology (Morning / Replica) M. Phil M.Phil Geomatics M. Phil M.Phil Applied Geology Masters M.Sc. Seismology (Self-Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D Applied Geology Ph. D Ph.D Geomatics (3-Years)

Allama-Iqbal Campus Faculty of Arts and Humanities University College of Arts & Design Degree Program Name Diploma Professional Diploma in Interior Design Diploma Prof. Diploma in Miniature Painting Diploma M.Phil Leading to Ph.D. in Theoretical Discipline Diploma Professional Diploma in Drawing Diploma Prof. Diploma in Painting Diploma Professional Diploma in Graphic Designing Diploma Prof. Diploma in Computer Graphics Diploma Prof Diploma in Textile Designing Diploma M.Phil Leading to Ph.D. in Practical Discipline Diploma Prof. Diploma in Sculpture Graduate B. Architecture Graduate BFA Graphic Design (Replica) Graduate BFA Graphic Design Graduate BFA Textile Design Graduate BFA Painting Graduate BFA Painting (Replica) Graduate BFA Sculpture Graduate BFA Graphic Arts Graduate BFA Book Illustration M. Phil M.Phil. (Morning) M. Phil M.Phil. (Evening) Masters MFA Fine Arts Painting (Replica) Masters MFA Fine Arts Painting Masters MA in Painting Masters MA Fine Arts Masters MA Fine Arts (Replica) Masters MA Music Masters MS Art History Masters MFA Fine Arts Sculpture Masters MFA Fine Arts Sculpture (Replica) Masters MFA Fine Arts Graphic Arts Masters MFA Fine Arts Graphic Arts (Replica) Masters MFA Textile Design Masters MFA Graphic Design Masters MFA Graphic Design (Replica) Masters MFA Book Illustration Masters MFA Book Illustration (Replica) Masters M. Architecture Evening Program Ph. D Ph.D Sub department under University College of Arts & Design. Design Section Degree Program Name Diploma Professional Diploma in Graphic Design Diploma Post Graduate Diploma in Web Designing Diploma Prof. Diploma in Textile Desingning Diploma Prof. Diploma in Photography Diploma Prof. Diploma in Computer Graphics Sub department under University College of Arts & Design. Fine Arts Section Degree Program Name Diploma Professional Diploma in Painting Diploma Prof. Diploma in Sculpture Diploma Prof. Diploma in Print-making Diploma Prof. Diploma in Miniature Painting Sub department under University College of Arts & Design. Textile Design Degree Program Name Diploma One Year Professional Diploma in Textile Design: (Evening Program) Faculty of Commerce Hailey College of Banking & Finance Degree Program Name Graduate BBA (Hons) Insurance & Risk Management (Morning) Graduate BBA (Hons) Banking & Finance (Morning) Masters MBA (3.5 Years) (Banking & Finance) Morning Masters MBA (3.5 Years) Insurance & Risk Management (Morning) Masters MBA (3.5 Years) Banking & Finance (Evening / Self Supporting) Masters MBA (1.5 Years) Banking & Finance (Morning) (After BBA (Hons) 4 years Bachelor Degree) Masters MBA (3.5 Years) Insurance & Risk Management (Evening / Self Supporting) Masters MBA (1.5 Years) Insurance & Risk Management (After BBA (Hons.) 4 years Bachelor Degree) (Morning) Faculty of Life-Sciences Faculty of Oriental Learning Department of Hindi Degree Program Name Diploma Diploma in Hindi Language & Literature Department of Kashmir Studies Degree Program Name Diploma Diploma in Kashmiri Language (Evening Program) M. Phil MS / M.Phil Kashmir Studies Masters MA Kashmir Studies (Morning Program) Ph. D Ph.D Kashmir Studies Department of Persian Degree Program Name Diploma Persian Language Diploma M. Phil M.Phil Persian Masters MA Persian Ph. D Ph.D Persian Department of Punjabi Degree Program Name M. Phil M.Phil Punjabi Masters MA Punjabi Ph. D Ph.D. Punjabi Department of Urdu Degree Program Name Certificates Certificate in Urdu Diploma Diploma in Urdu Diploma Advanced Diploma Class in Urdu M. Phil M.Phil Urdu Masters MA Urdu Ph. D Ph.D Urdu Faculty of Pharmacy University College of Pharmacy Degree Program Name Graduate Pharm.D (Evening) Graduate Pharm.D (Morning) M. Phil M.Phil Pharmacy (Self Supporting Evening Program) M. Phil M.Phil Pharmacy (Morning Program) Ph. D Ph.D. Pharmacy Faculty of Science Punjab University College of Information Technology Degree Program Name Graduate BS Software Engineering (Morning) Graduate BS Software Engineering (Self Supporting) Graduate BS Computer Science Graduate BS Information Technology (IT) Graduate BS Computer Science Self-Supporting M. Phil M.Phil Remote Sensing & Geographical Information System (RSGIS) M. Phil M.Phil (Computer Science) Masters M.Sc IT (Morning) Masters M.Sc IT Self-Supporting Masters BS Information Technology (IT) Self-Supporting Masters MSc in Computer Science (Morning / Self-Supporting) Ph. D Ph.D Computer Science

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