The Federal Ministry of Education and the provincial governments control education in our beloved country Pakistan, with the federal government assisting in curriculum formulation, accreditation, and research and development funding. Pakistan’s Constitution, Article 25-A, requires the country to provide free and compulsory first-class training to adolescents aged 5 to 16. As a result, Pakistan annually generates 445,000 university graduates and 25,000–30,000 computer science, graduates.
As a workable training system, the kingdom is able to achieve its national objectives. But, sadly, Pakistan, as a developing country, has faced critical educational difficulties from its initial stages, and as a result, the educational system has failed to meet the national objectives. This condition is caused by a number of factors, including equitable chances, access to education, relevance, and other essential services, among others. READ MORE…
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