Several universities in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and nearby areas will shift classes online from September 25 amid the prevailing situation.
The decision affects institutions in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Taxila, Wah and Attock. Meanwhile, students should stay in contact with their universities for updates about classes and academic activities.
Universities Moving Classes Online Until Further Notice
Several universities will conduct classes online from September 25 until further instructions.
These institutions include:
- HITEC University Taxila
- COMSATS University Islamabad, Wah and Attock campuses
- PMAS Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi
- KMU Islamabad Campus
- Hamdard University Islamabad Campus
- University of Poonch Jhelum Campus
- UET Taxila
- National Skills University Islamabad
- University of Wah
Therefore, students at these universities should follow instructions from their respective administrations.
Universities Moving Classes Online on September 25
Meanwhile, several universities have announced online classes specifically for Friday, September 25.
These include:
- NUML Islamabad
- Shifa Tameer-e-Millat University
- Watim Medical & Dental College Rawat
- Federal Urdu University
- FAST University
- Rawalpindi Women University
However, students should continue checking official university channels for any changes to the schedule.
Online Classes Planned From September 25 to 27
Some universities will conduct online classes from September 25 to September 27.
These institutions include:
- Air University Islamabad
- Fazaia Medical College Islamabad and Kamra Campus
- Bahria University Islamabad campuses
- International Islamic University Islamabad
- NUTECH Islamabad
- Fatima Jinnah Women University Rawalpindi
- Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU)
As a result, students should prepare to attend their scheduled classes online during this period.
Students Advised to Check Latest Updates
University administrations may change their schedules depending on developments over the coming days.
For this reason, students should regularly check official university websites, social media pages, emails and student portals.
At the time of reporting, several other institutions in Islamabad and Rawalpindi had not announced similar changes.
However, students should contact their respective universities directly to confirm any changes involving classes, examinations or other academic activities.
The temporary shift allows universities to continue academic activities while they monitor the prevailing situation. At the same time, online teaching can help students avoid unnecessary travel while institutions assess conditions in the twin cities and surrounding areas.
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