Karachi University announces deadline for open merit admission 2021 application forms
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Karachi University announces open merit admissions for academic year 2021
All details regarding admission are available in KU s prospectus
The varsity will accept forms till December 24
The online applications for the open merit admission in the master and bachelor programs for the academic year 2021 will be accepted till December 24, 2020, Karachi University said in a statement on Friday.
All the details regarding admission policy eligibility, requirements for the departments, and a number of seats can be seen in the Admission Prospectus-2021, which is available at the web portal.
The statement said that candidates can fill and submit admission forms with scanned copies of the required documents through the online admission portal.
KU announces last date for Bachelor s and Master s open merit admission forms
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Umaer Basha Institute of Information Technology at the Karachi University. Facebook/kutimes
Karachi University on Friday said that online applications for the open merit admission to the Master s and Bachelor s programmes for the academic year 2021 would be accepted till December 24, 2020.
All the details regarding admission policy eligibility, requirements for the departments, and a number of seats can be seen in the Admission Prospectus-2021, which is available at the web portal.
According to a statement by KU, candidates can fill and submit admission forms with scanned copies of the required documents through the online admission portal.
Stocks seen upbeat on macroeconomic indicators
Business
December 13, 2020
Stocks moved in a narrow bank during the outgoing week as investors remained aloof looking at rising political noise amid resignations in opposition ranks and rapidly rising Covid-19 cases in the country, dealers said.
However, it would expectedly change course in the upcoming week owing to suppressed food inflation and improving economic indicators.
Pakistan Stock Exchange s KSE-100 index was up by merely one percent or 263 points during the outgoing week to conclude at 42,470 points week-on-week (WoW). The KSE-100 index largely moved between the narrow range of 42,000 to 42,628 level.
Salman Ahmad, head of institutional investment at Aba Ali Habib said, “Owing to cautious investor sentiment, the market moved in narrow banks due to increasing friction between the federal government and 11-party opposition alliance.”
Government discontinues Rs25,000 prize bonds
Business
December 11, 2020
ISLAMABAD: The government on Thursday discontinued prize bonds with Rs25,000 denomination and set a six-month deadline for investors to redeem or encash the popular investment instrument, in a second phase of documenting multibillion rupees worth of bond market.
National prize bonds of Rs25,000 denomination will not be sold with immediate effect and will not be encashed / redeemed after 31st May, 2021, according to a finance ministry’s decision.
Although cash payment for encashments of cited bonds is not allowed, bondholders can convert Rs25,000 denomination premium prize bonds (registered) through the 16 field offices of SBP Banking Services Corporation, and branches of six authorised commercial banks, including National Bank of Pakistan, Habib Bank Limited, United Bank Limited, MCB Bank Limited, Allied Bank Limited and Bank Alfalah Limited.
SBP discontinues Rs 25,000 National Prize Bond
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The bonds can be converted to Rs 25,000 denomination Premium bonds
KARACHI (Dunya News) – Fulfilling another requirement of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), State bank of Pakistan (SBP) has halted the sale of Rs25,000 denomination prize bonds with immediate effect. The National Prize Bonds will not be encashed or redeemed after May 31, 2021.
According to the notification issued by SBP, cash payment for encashments of cited bonds is NOT allowed. However, the bondholder(s) shall have the following options to replace or encash these bonds;
The bonds can be converted to Rs 25,000 denomination Premium bonds (Registered) through the16 field offices of SBP Banking Services Corporation, and branches of six authorized commercial banks i.e. National Bank of Pakistan, Habib Bank Limited, United Bank Limited, MCB Bank Limited, Allied Bank Limited and Bank Alfalah Limited.