Owing to the cold and indifferent attitude of the federal and provincial government, the University of Engineering and Technology, to maintain its financial sustainability, has taken back the concession provided to the graduate students in their tuition fees.
The outstanding dues being 1,33,000 PKR for 2010 and 2011 sessions while 1,68,000 PKR for 2012 and 2013 session, which is quite difficult to pay back by majority of the students at the campus.
The petition is a humble request to theGovernment of Pakistan to look into the matter and take necessary actions to make the institute financially stable.
And a request to and by the UETians to fight for their right.
just hit 250 signatures and its honestly wild to see so many people backing this. im going to get these names over to the officials soon because the current situation at uet is just not sustainable.
Reached 250 supporters
February 19, 2014
February 14, 2014
we just hit 100 signatures and i cant believe how fast this is moving. seeing everyone jump on board to support the fee issue is honestly giving me a lot of hope that we might actually get someone to listen.
Reached 100 supporters
February 13, 2014
February 11, 2014
we are almost at 100 signatures and i really need everyone to keep the momentum going so we can get someone in the government to actually listen to us. please send the link to a few people today because we need more eyes on this issue right now.
142 Comments
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Amir Shehzad
12 years ago
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This policy is agains the rules on which we were given admissions. If university has financial issues, then they should talk to govt. to resolve rather then disturbing our lives
K
Khan Sb
12 years ago
Featured
Uet is Love for students of Pakistan but poor policies of the provincial and federal Governments are responsible for making such a High Ranked institute out of reach of a middle class or poor student :(
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
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It's a shame for the university in contrast to what they have provided us and what they are asking for . (Blackmailing passed out students of 2009 to pay outstanding dues )
T
Tanwir Ahmed
12 years ago
Featured
Its a shame that they can spend billions on useless laptop, danish school and metro bus projects but have nothing to spend on education...the writing is clear on the wall that education is the not priority of this government. Its a wake up call for our youth to take their right and fight till the end, we will stand behind you Insha Allah.
J
Jibraiel Hassan
12 years ago
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That`s really shameful when in other countries they`re thinking of making education free and in our country, we are thinking of putting the burden of all expenses of public sector institutes upon students.
U
Umer Ishtiaq
12 years ago
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What would i say, feeling proud to be a uetian because benificial in every aspect telling others jitna bara nam hai utni fees kam hai and only this thing differ us from #NUST #GIKI etc but wo b nae rae,,
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
first of All if UET dont ha fund so why it making new campuses???
Owing to the cold and indifferent attitude of the federal and provincial government, the University of Engineering and Technology, to maintain its financial sustainability, has taken back the concession provided to the graduate students in their tuition fees.
The outstanding dues being 1,33,000 PKR for 2010 and 2011 sessions while 1,68,000 PKR for 2012 and 2013 session, which is quite difficult to pay back by majority of the students at the campus.
The petition is a humble request to theGovernment of Pakistan to look into the matter and take necessary actions to make the institute financially stable.
And a request to and by the UETians to fight for their right.
just hit 250 signatures and its honestly wild to see so many people backing this. im going to get these names over to the officials soon because the current situation at uet is just not sustainable.
Reached 250 supporters
February 19, 2014
February 14, 2014
we just hit 100 signatures and i cant believe how fast this is moving. seeing everyone jump on board to support the fee issue is honestly giving me a lot of hope that we might actually get someone to listen.
Reached 100 supporters
February 13, 2014
February 11, 2014
we are almost at 100 signatures and i really need everyone to keep the momentum going so we can get someone in the government to actually listen to us. please send the link to a few people today because we need more eyes on this issue right now.
142 Comments
A
Amir Shehzad
12 years ago
Featured
This policy is agains the rules on which we were given admissions. If university has financial issues, then they should talk to govt. to resolve rather then disturbing our lives
K
Khan Sb
12 years ago
Featured
Uet is Love for students of Pakistan but poor policies of the provincial and federal Governments are responsible for making such a High Ranked institute out of reach of a middle class or poor student :(
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
Featured
It's a shame for the university in contrast to what they have provided us and what they are asking for . (Blackmailing passed out students of 2009 to pay outstanding dues )
T
Tanwir Ahmed
12 years ago
Featured
Its a shame that they can spend billions on useless laptop, danish school and metro bus projects but have nothing to spend on education...the writing is clear on the wall that education is the not priority of this government. Its a wake up call for our youth to take their right and fight till the end, we will stand behind you Insha Allah.
J
Jibraiel Hassan
12 years ago
Featured
That`s really shameful when in other countries they`re thinking of making education free and in our country, we are thinking of putting the burden of all expenses of public sector institutes upon students.
U
Umer Ishtiaq
12 years ago
Featured
What would i say, feeling proud to be a uetian because benificial in every aspect telling others jitna bara nam hai utni fees kam hai and only this thing differ us from #NUST #GIKI etc but wo b nae rae,,
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
first of All if UET dont ha fund so why it making new campuses???
This policy is agains the rules on which we were given admissions. If university has financial issues, then they should talk to govt. to resolve rather then disturbing our lives