KARACHI: DCET status

Published April 22, 2007

KARACHI, April 21: The principal of Dawood College of Engineering and Technology, Dr Mohammad Nasim said that his college would remain under the control of the federal government even after getting degree-awarding status and it would not be handed over to the Sindh government.

He said that the federal government had agreed to hand over the DCET to the Sindh government a month back but now it wanted to retain its control.

—PPI

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