UoB all set to conduct annual exams of B.A and B.Sc from September 1

  • August 26, 2015, 7:38 pm
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Over 23,000 students to appear in
examinations; all the necessary
arrangements made; in all 86
exam centers established

HQ City Report

QUETTA: The University of Balochistan (UoB) is all set to conduct the annual examinations of Bachelor of Arts (B.A) and Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) from September 01, 2015.
According to the Controller Examinations of UoB, Dr. Abdul Malik Tareen, all the necessary arrangements have already been made for the examinations.
Over 23,000 male and female students are appearing in the annual examinations of B.A / B.Sc.
Dr. Abdul Malik Tareen said that all the regular and private candidates can witness their roll number slips and their respective exam centers online at the University’s website, i.e., www.uob.edu.pk
The regular students have been asked to collect their roll number slips from their respective colleges while the private students would collect the same from their respective exam centers already notified.
It may be mentioned here that as many as 86 exam centers have been established for the examinations.
Some 56 centers have been set up in Quetta.
Meanwhile, it has been advised to the candidates mentioned in Objection Sheet or Stuck off List to contact Examination Conduct branch for removal of objections within (07) Seven Days otherwise; none of a case will be entertained after expiry of the said period.
The students have also been asked to contact to the Examination (Conduct) Branch if there is any subject clashes in the elective subjects.
The dates and details showing Roll Nos. and batches of the candidates for the purpose of practical examination in each subject would be notified later on.
The candidates are directed to contact their center superintendent to obtain practical identification slips and to ascertain, dates, time and place of practical examination well before the commencement of examination.
The BA/ B.Sc annual examination would remain continued till September 20, 2015.

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