Article 10 (1) (n) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Jurisdiction and Jurisdiction of the National Testing Service (NTS) together with the jurisdiction of the High Court in respect of the legality and nature of the National Testing Authority. Was. Service under section 10 (1) (n) of the Higher Education Commission Ordinance, 2002, and whether universities can be obliged to conduct tests conducted by the NTS and may be bound by the same High Court findings. , There was a consensus among the NTS and HEC that HECN would not sponsor or sponsor the NTS, because of the nationally approved national testing under the NTS Higher Education Commission Ordinance 2002. There was no service. That universities and other educational institutions accredited by HEC were not under any legal obligation to conduct the tests conducted by the NTS or were not bound by the results of the NTS in terms of admission or scholarship provision. That the HEC proposes an amendment to the Higher Education Commission Ordinance, 2002 and the Rules through the appropriate channel to provide an appropriate regulatory framework for establishing, monitoring and monitoring the National Testing Service and, at present, Until appropriate legislation was taken. , Will not begin the selection and appointment of a national testing body under the HEC ordinance. The NTS will not disassociate itself with the HEC-approved National Testing Service, however, it may continue to operate as a private entity under the law, but in no way will HEC Will not be considered an approved institution. That HECNTS or any other organization
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