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What kind of Economist are you?

What kind of Economist are you?

"What kind of economist are you?" becomes increasingly relevant as one progresses through their economics education. While it may seem trivial early on, it ultimately serves as a way to reflect on one's specialization and interests in the field.
My Experience in KIPS College

My Experience in KIPS College

College life at KIPS Johar Town was filled with academic focus, supportive friendships, and valuable learning experiences. Despite challenges like poor management and enforced note purchases, the bonds formed with friends and teachers made the journey worthwhile. Balancing studies with occasional activities, this period was a mix of growth and fun.
Bangladesh

United for Change: The Student Protest Against Quota Inequality in Bangladesh

Since 1997, students in Bangladesh have been agitating and staging demonstrations against the existing quota system in public sector jobs and educational institutions. The widespread demonstrations in 2018, fueled by demands for a merit-based system, sparked clashes and disruptions in educat

Literacy rate in Pakistan

Literacy rate in Pakistan

The state of literacy rate in Pakistan is far from satisfactory. A country of 240 million people has been unable to chisel the edifice of being a developed country, is an example of anomaly in education sector.

Unemployment

How the Young in Developing Countries are Excluded from Work

Overview: Young people across the globe face tough labor markets, but the situation is particularly severe in emerging markets and developing economies. About 20% of 15- to 24-year-olds in these countries are neither employed nor in school, a group often referred to as NEETs (Not in Education, Employment, or Training). Countries like Brazil, Ghana, and Malaysia are examples of nations grappling with this issue, and the figure is double that of advanced economies.
Gen Z

Why Gen Z Is Thriving in the Entrepreneur Life

Gen Z is redefining entrepreneurship as a desirable career path, favoring independence and social impact despite economic challenges. They leverage digital tools, real-world experience, and practical skills over traditional education. To transition into new roles, focus on key outcomes, gain relevant experience, and showcase your capabilities through projects and volunteering.
Gen Z

Why Gen Z Is Thriving in the Entrepreneur Life

Gen Z is redefining entrepreneurship as a desirable career path, favoring independence and social impact despite economic challenges. They leverage digital tools, real-world experience, and practical skills over traditional education. To transition into new roles, focus on key outcomes, gain relevant experience, and showcase your capabilities through projects and volunteering.
Unemployment

How the Young in Developing Countries are Excluded from Work

Overview: Young people across the globe face tough labor markets, but the situation is particularly severe in emerging markets and developing economies. About 20% of 15- to 24-year-olds in these countries are neither employed nor in school, a group often referred to as NEETs (Not in Education, Employment, or Training). Countries like Brazil, Ghana, and Malaysia are examples of nations grappling with this issue, and the figure is double that of advanced economies.
Library

Library and Information Science in Pakistan

Introduction to BS Library and Information Science:

The BS Library and Information Science (BSLIS) program is a four-year undergraduate degree that aims to produce professionals who can manage and organize information resources, libraries, and information systems.

Literacy rate in Pakistan

Literacy rate in Pakistan

The state of literacy rate in Pakistan is far from satisfactory. A country of 240 million people has been unable to chisel the edifice of being a developed country, is an example of anomaly in education sector.

The Need of Career Counselling

The Need of Career Counselling

Career counseling is essential for students at every stage, from high school to post-graduation, to help them make informed decisions about their future. Without proper guidance, students often succumb to societal and parental pressures, leading them to choose fields that don’t align with their true interests and strengths. My personal experience reflects this struggle, as I initially followed a path chosen for me, only to realize it wasn’t my passion. After navigating through confusion and uncertainty, I eventually found my direction, emphasizing the critical need for career counseling to prevent misguided efforts and ensure students can confidently pursue careers that resonate with their ambitions and skills.
Gilgit Baltistan_ Its Constitutional Status and Economy

Gilgit Baltistan_ Its Constitutional Status and Economy

The land of the most beautiful valleys, rivers, pastures, streams, mountains, glaciers, plains and the world's only cold desert_ Gilgit Baltistan_ is located in the north of Pakistan. It covers the area of 72,971 square kilometers and bordered by China in the north, Indian_ occupied Kashmir in the south, Afghanistan in the west and KPK of Pakistan in the southwest.

call center

A toxic call Centre can kill your mental peace

My call center experience involved working long hours under high stress, facing constant performance pressure, and navigating a toxic work culture. Despite the challenges, I developed strong communication skills and resilience. This experience taught me the importance of a supportive work environment.
career in biotech

Biotech: Career Prospects in Pakistan

Biotechnology is an interdisciplinary field merging biology, computer science, and engineering disciplines such as electrical and mechanical engineering. Graduates in Biotechnology or related disciplines (biosciences, food technology, food sciences, agriculture, bioinformatics, agronomy, or agricultural sciences) have three  career pathways:

1. Academia

2. Industry

Bangladesh

United for Change: The Student Protest Against Quota Inequality in Bangladesh

Since 1997, students in Bangladesh have been agitating and staging demonstrations against the existing quota system in public sector jobs and educational institutions. The widespread demonstrations in 2018, fueled by demands for a merit-based system, sparked clashes and disruptions in educat

Literacy rate in Pakistan

Literacy rate in Pakistan

The state of literacy rate in Pakistan is far from satisfactory. A country of 240 million people has been unable to chisel the edifice of being a developed country, is an example of anomaly in education sector.

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