ISLAMABAD: The management of Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) on Friday announced that the varsity will resume classes from January 13. Owing to security threats, on December 20 QAU was closed for an indefinite period.

“All the students are directed to make sure they are present on the day the university opens. We have notified students and teachers of the revised schedule for Fall-Semester 2014 and we have already rescheduled MPhil and PhD test dates which can be found on our website,” a spokesman for the University said.

Published in Dawn January 10th , 2014

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