10,807 candidates take entry test in Sindh University

HYDERABAD  –  As many as 10,807 male and female candidates appeared in the pre-entry test conducted for admission to the Sindh University, Jamshoro, and its 4 campuses in Thatta, Badin, Dadu and Naushehro Feroze districts on Sunday.

The SU’s spokesman Nadir Mugheri informed that the test, taken for ad­mission to the university’s Bachelor’s degree programmes for the 2027 aca­demic session, commenced simulta­neously in all the campuses at 10 am, concluding 90 minutes later by 11.30 am. Some 9,773 candidates appeared at the main campus in Jamshoro while the remaining candidates took the test in the other campuses. According to Mugheri, strict security arrange­ments were made for the test.

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The SU’s Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Fateh Muhammad Marri, Deans and se­nior faculty invigilated the test besides checking other arrangements which were made to facilitate the candidates. He told that the test’s results would be released within a day. Meanwhile, the Pre-Entry Test for Phase-II of the Uni­versity of Sindh Bachelor’s Program 2027 commenced on time at Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Campus Dadu.

Candidates appeared for admission to the BBA, BS Information Technology (BS IT) and BS English programmes. Separate examination blocks were arranged for male and female candi­dates, while a dedicated waiting area was established for parents accompa­nying the candidates. Bottled water, pens and biscuits were also provided to facilitate the candidates during the test. A total of 390 candidates ap­peared in the test, including 275 male and 115 female candidates, while 12 candidates remained absent, com­prising eight males and four females.

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Professor Dr. Anila Naz Soomro, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Campus Dadu, University of Sindh, visited the examination blocks and reviewed the arrangements, facilities provided to candidates and other administrative matters. On the occasion, Additional Deputy Commissioner-II Imran Ali Sial, ASP Saqib Munir, City DSP Ali Akbar Channa and DIB In-charge Abdul Sattar Mirani also visited the campus to review the arrangements for the Pre-Entry Test. Professor Dr. Anila Naz Soomro welcomed the vis­iting officers and thanked them for their visit and cooperation.

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The Pro-Vice Chancellor expressed satisfaction with the support extend­ed by the district administration, the security arrangements made by the district police and the services pro­vided by the Health Department’s team. She thanked the relevant de­partments and officials for their co­operation, noting that all necessary arrangements had been made to pro­vide candidates with a peaceful, safe and conducive environment for the test. She said the support extended by the district administration and other relevant departments was commend­able. She further stated that providing young people with access to quality higher education was one of the cam­pus’s key priorities. Dadu Campus serves as an important centre of high­er education for young people in the region, and efforts are continuing to provide students with a better learn­ing environment and improved edu­cational facilities. Professor Dr. Anila Naz Soomro expressed hope that the admission process would be complet­ed in accordance with the principles of merit and transparency, ensuring fair opportunities for eligible candi­dates to pursue higher education.

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