Discovering abilities, readiness, job-hunting techniques By Umair Ahmed Korai1
The IEEE Communication Society (ComSoc), Mehran University of Engineering and Technology (MUET), Student Branch Chapter
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Engineering Review, first published in October 1975, is Pakistan’s foremost newspaper covering – through reports and articles – events and subjects that are of professional and commercial interest to engineers in government offices, consulting firms, contractors, industry and academia. Subjects of interest for architects and town planners too are covered.
Engineering Review has to its credit some reports which gave the leading national dailies much food to chew and do follow up reports.
It enjoys the full confidence of its readers and those who place their advertisements. It is not for nothing that ER is amongst those publications of Pakistan which pull the most adverts – all from very satisfied customers, business houses and industry, because it serves their needs better than any competitor and invariably more cost effectively than any daily paper.
Recognition of innovators remains a
distant dream: Iqbal Yousuf Shaikh
Are our universities and institutions recognized as think tanks or a great resource for the benefit of national development
Universities’ input should directly reach
decision-making bodies: Dr. Saleem Raza Samoon
I am a student of this university, this is my alma mater. Belong to this city where I was born, got educated here, got a bachelor’s degree
Govt, industry, Academia fail to create synergy to
work together: Dr. Zubair A. Shaikh
Do you think our universities are really like think tanks? If yes, then are they recognized by governments and the industry
Academia lags behind in
influencing policy: Dr. Valiuddin
Universities as think tanks is a very good topic and ‘Engineering Review’ always comes out with such good topics that invite us to think