Students in classes XI and XII enrolled in the Karachi Inter Board from 2017–18 to 2023–24 are eligible for a full fee waiver from the Sindh government.

The Sub-Committee on Finance of the Sindh Cabinet, which is composed of Zia Lanjar and Nasir Hussain Shah, made the decision at a meeting.

The release of Rs1.27 billion to pay the Karachi Inter Board's outstanding debts was approved by the committee.

According to information presented to the conference, the Sindh government had previously issued Rs2.89 billion, but the total amount of student fees paid during that time was Rs4.16 billion, leaving Rs1.27 billion outstanding.

Based on information provided during the meeting, 1.213 million students took exams during the seven-year period, and 692,000 students enrolled with the board. Because of the government's intervention, these students will not be assessed fees in the past.

GC University Starts BS Admissions

Admissions for GC University's bachelor's degree programs are now open, with seats available in 55 fields, including computer science, law, pharmacy, and artificial intelligence.

Spokesman for the institution stated that 16 disciplines are offered at the new site and 39 at the main campus. There will be a bus shuttle service between the two campuses to make things easier for students.

The university has lowered the application cost this year and improved the usability of the online application procedure. The Vice Chancellor has eliminated separate application fees for morning and evening programs in an effort to better assist students. Candidates for sports quotas can now take part in trials for several games for a single cost.

Forms for admission must be submitted by June 13. Written admission exams will be administered on June 21 and 22, and test locations have been established in eight cities, including new ones in Sargodha, Faisalabad, and Multan.

With these steps, all applicants should find the admissions process easier to use and more convenient.