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Naeem Akhtar: Quality edu need of the hour, stresses Imp of evening classes |
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Thursday, 11 June 2015 13:04 |
He said the universities in J&K can emulate the model of the neighboring Punjab University which has a full-fledged Multidisciplinary Evening Studies Department offering a variety of courses including technical learning. He said especially introduction of vocational courses during evening classes would ensure at least respectable livelihood for the youth benefitting a large proportion of students. “More significantly, there are a large number of young men and women who take up employment directly after high school, and then realize that their career prospects are restricted because of the absence of a degree,” Akhtar said and added that evening classes would tremendously also benefit such youth who are unable to get admission in normal process. |
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