Hassanabdal Cadet College organises colloquium

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TAXILA: The third Higher Education Colloquium concluded at Cadet College Hassanabdal (CCH) on Wednesday.

The event was organised to equip students with the latest information regarding emerging disciplines and admission policies.

At the colloquium, Lahore University of Management Sciences (Lums), National University of Science and Technology Islamabad (Nust), Air University Islamabad, National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences Islamabad (FAST), Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology (GIKI) Swabi, University of Lahore (UOL), and the Islamabad School of Law (ISL) participated.

The event was attended by over 300 cadets who availed the opportunity to interact with admission officers. During the colloquium, the cadets were also informed about current market and employability trends by university representatives.

After the session, the university representatives had a thorough campus tour, including their visits to clubs and societies where their respective presidents briefed them about the ongoing projects. The university officials appreciated students engagement in extracurricular activities, particularly in STEM-infused clubs and societies.

Published in Dawn, October 19th, 2023

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