University of Karachi’s morning classes go online from tomorrow

Published March 8, 2026
A file photo of the entrance of the University of Karachi. — Dawn
A file photo of the entrance of the University of Karachi. — Dawn

KARACHI: The University of Karachi (KU) has announced to hold all morning classes online from Monday (tomorrow) till the end of Ramazan.

According to a KU spokesperson, evening classes have already been online since the start of Ramazan and that the latest decision will now provide relief to morning students given the significant hike in fuel prices.

“Keeping in view the convenience of its students during Ramazan and transportation restraints likely to be caused by the recent price hike in petroleum products, the University of Karachi has decided that all the morning classes from Monday, March 9, 2026, till end of the month of Ramazan will be conducted only online,” the varsity said in a notification.

Published in Dawn, March 8th, 2026

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