Popular Colleges & Universities in Pakistan
University Of Engineering & Technology (Nuet), Peshawar
The University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar is a public sector university of Peshawar which was inaugurated in 1952 as a constituent college of Peshawar University. Afterwards it got the status of university in 1980. The university has its sub campuses in Abbottabad, Bannu and Mardan. However the main campus is in Peshawar.
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Address:Main Campus Peshawar P.O. Box # 814, University Town, Peshawar
Govt College University GCU Faisalabad
Government College University has embarked on a new phase of history. We are busy in the preparation of a development plan both in terms of education as well as physical development. The hallmark of the University’s educational philosophy is the reconstruction of human thought in all its facets on the foundation of our social, moral and religious values. Whatever the changes that we have to make, we assure our well-wishers that they would be grounded in the welfare both of our students and faculty.
National University Of Sciences & Technology (Nust) Islamabad
National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) was set up in March 1991 to enhance higher education within the country. The university is delivering education in the field of science and technology and focusing on stable academic environment. NUST is currently ranked 417th in the world by QS, UK while in subject-wise ranking, NUST is graded among the top 300 universities in Engineering & IT. So far NUST has produces thousands of professionals in the arena of science and technology to meet the growing needs of 21st century.
Isra University, Islamabad
The University is located 5 kilometers away from the city center in the backdrop of agricultural land, on the national highway locally known as Hala Road. It is approachable by the fast moving Hyderabad by-pass, which is only 2 kilometers to the north of the Campus. Frequent public transport, operating along Hala Road, provides a regular access to the Campus from the city center, as well as nearby settlements on the outskirts of Hyderabad.
The Imam of Haram-al-Makki laid the foundation of the Campus in 1986, and the construction activities started in 1989. The four most distinctive buildings on the Campus are the Academic Block, the 200-bed Isra University Hospital, 300-bed Isra University Welfare Hospital and the Jamia Masjid.
These, together with newly built addition to Academic Block on its south side and several ancillary Buildings and elaborately laid down infrastructure spread over an area of 14 acres, give this purpose-built campus a touch of architectural beauty and splendor.
The infrastructure incorporates water treatment and distribution installations, waste water collection and solid waste disposal facilities, ground and surface water collection and disposal systems, power, gas, and communication networks, radio based telecommunication link E1 (2 Mbps) and 11 kV transformer and 210 kVA standby power generation station. Well-laid parking lots, roads, and trees and plantation of a wide variety of foliage and flowers contribute to the landscape.
The Imam of Haram-al-Makki laid the foundation of the Campus in 1986, and the construction activities started in 1989. The four most distinctive buildings on the Campus are the Academic Block, the 200-bed Isra University Hospital, 300-bed Isra University Welfare Hospital and the Jamia Masjid.
These, together with newly built addition to Academic Block on its south side and several ancillary Buildings and elaborately laid down infrastructure spread over an area of 14 acres, give this purpose-built campus a touch of architectural beauty and splendor.
The infrastructure incorporates water treatment and distribution installations, waste water collection and solid waste disposal facilities, ground and surface water collection and disposal systems, power, gas, and communication networks, radio based telecommunication link E1 (2 Mbps) and 11 kV transformer and 210 kVA standby power generation station. Well-laid parking lots, roads, and trees and plantation of a wide variety of foliage and flowers contribute to the landscape.
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