Seminar on "Tips on Getting Admission and Scholarship in Top-Ranked Saudi and Other Middle Eastern Universities"

A seminar was held with the title "Tips on Getting Admission and Scholarship in Top-Ranked Saudi and Other Middle Eastern Universities." The guest speaker for this event was Engr. Fazal Illahi, who is a lecturer at the University of Hafr al Batin in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. He holds a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals. The chief guest of the seminar was Professor Dr. Wajiha Shah, the Chairperson of the Department of Electronic Engineering. The event was attended by faculty members and students from the Department of Electronic Engineering. The seminar commenced with the recitation of the Quarn Kareem by Manssor Ali Soomro, a student from the 20 ES batch. Prof. Dr. Wajiha Shah welcomed everyone in her speech and expressed gratitude to Fazal Illahi for sharing his valuable insights despite coming all the way from Saudi Arabia. Dr. Wajiha Shah also commended the collaborative efforts of Prof. Dr. Attiya Baqqai, whose suggestions and coordination made the event possible.

Fazal Illahi then delivered a lecture focusing on key aspects such as recommended universities, admission requirements, admission procedures, the level of study difficulty, and job opportunities after completing the degree. The seminar provided valuable information to the participants, guiding them on how to apply and secure admission in reputable universities in Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern countries.

In the end the vote of thanks speech delivered by Prof. Dr. Attiya Baqai she expressed her sincere appreciation to Engr. Fazal Illahi for sparing time from his busy schedule in Pakistan to contribute to his home department. She highlighted the significance of his insights in guiding the students towards successful academic pursuits and looked forward to the possibility of future workshops or seminars on technical subjects by Engr. Fazal Illahi. Prof. Dr. Attiya Baqai also extended her gratitude to the esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. Wajiha Shah, for her presence and support. Furthermore, she thanked the faculty members and student participants whose active engagement enriched the seminar. The event's success was attributed to their collective involvement and dedication. The seminar, replete with valuable information and guidance, concluded on a note of gratitude and anticipation for future collaborations.

It seems that Engr. Tufail Ahmed Waseer, a senior faculty member from the Department of Electronic Engineering, had the honor of decorating a resource person with an Ajrak. This act likely signifies a gesture of respect, appreciation, or recognition towards the resource person, possibly for their expertise, contributions, or connection to the Sindhi culture and tradition.