AIOU introduces programmes for Overseas Pakistanis
Islamabad: Allama Iqbal Open University has introduced some academic programmes for overseas Pakistanis, including those living in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, Sultanate of Oman, Bahrain and USA.
The programs include ‘Allisan-ul-Arabi’ (Basic Arabic Course), Arabic ‘Bol Chall’, Secondary School Certificate (Matric), Higher Secondary School Certificate( FA, I.com). The interested Pakistanis have been asked to enroll themselves in the on-going admission (Spring, 2020), that will continue till March 3.
Admission forms and prospectus for these programs could be downloaded from the University’s websitehttp://del.aiou.edu.pk According to the Director Admissions, the overseas students’ educational facilities were being extended with the cooperation of Pakistani missions and schools abroad.
The interested Pakistanis may contact the department of the overseas Pakistanis here at the University’s main campus on email overseas@aiou.edu.pk for seeking further information.
In order to get them enrolled, the aspiring students can download admission forms from the University’s web-site.
They are required to attach two Passport Size Photographs without attestation, attested photo-copy of Passport, Visa and CNIC. It may be mentioned here that the AIOU is only institution in the country that try to meet academic needs of the overseas Pakistanis, at least for Matric and F.A-level education.
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