12th convocation: Education does not finish with removing a degree, says Baligh
Toppers posing with their awards. PHOTO: EXPRESS
ISLAMABAD: Given a fast-paced expansion of a universe today, preparation does not finish after appropriation a degree, instead it is a lifelong event of exploring new horizons and broadening of a vision.
This was settled by State Minister for Education Balighur Rehman during a 12th crowd of a Capital University of Science and Technology.
The ceremony, that was hold during Jinnah Convention Centre, saw over 700 students connoisseur from opposite programmes including BBA, MBA, BS, MS and PhD in a fields of government sciences, electronic engineering, automatic engineering, mechanism engineering, engineering management, mechanism scholarship and bioinformatics.
Rehman pronounced that preparation was same to marching on a everlasting tour towards new frontiers of knowledge.
Nuclear physicist Dr Samar Mubarakmand pronounced preparation plays a critical purpose in mercantile growth of a country. It helps lift capability and potency of people and so produces learned manpower that is able of heading a economy on to a trail of tolerable mercantile development.
Later, Rehman conferred a degrees. At slightest 50 medals were handed out to tip behaving students including 19 gold, 19 china and 12 bronze medals. Twenty PhD graduates perceived their doctorates too.
The ‘Quaid-e-Azam Gold Medal’ was awarded to BBA tyro Arooj Khalid Butt for being a best connoisseur of a convocation.
Published in The Express Tribune, Dec 7th, 2016.
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