EIJAZ AHMED SHAH versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH FEDERAL ESTABLISHMENT SECRETARY, CABINET SECRETARIAT ESTABLISHMENT DI
Section 10 was an Engineering Qualification Engineer in Sindh Councils Unified Grades Service Rules, 1982, R14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 25 and 1991 BE / B.Sc (Engineering) and B Tech (Hons) Distribution Petition. The Bachelor of Honors and his complaint was that his degree should be equivalent to a BE / BSc (engineering) degree. There were two streams of students. One who went for a BE / B.Sc (engineering) degree and the other who went for B Tech (Hons), both types of students came through different courses in one case passed the FC or A level examination. After doing this, the students had done a four-year degree program at the university, whose qualification was recognized by the Pakistan Engineering Council. In the second case, the students started studying for the diploma after matriculation and then after completing three years. Earned a diploma, and after some governments, he earned a bachelor's degree. Not only was this system different, but the reality was He had two separate degrees, which shows that the horizontal spread and the vertical depth of the curriculum are different. The petitioner did not place any material on the record, which shows that the horizontal spread and vertical of the two courses of study. The depth was the same as that of the required professional. The opinion and evaluation and the Universities as well as the higher engineering professional body, the Pakistan Engineering Council, were so well placed that the High Court had refused to conclude that the authorities had refused to reach the conclusion that the appropriate technicalities. , Had academic and professional qualifications and decided to take the matter to law
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