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UMT Announces Relief Initiative for Flood-Affected Students

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The University of Management and Technology (UMT), led by President Ibrahim Hasan Murad, has launched a significant relief initiative for students impacted by the recent floods. Under this initiative, the tuition fees of affected students will be waived or deferred, ensuring their academic journey is not disrupted by financial hardships. This move aligns with UMT's mission of making education accessible and inclusive for all, as demonstrated by its diverse scholarship programs. Currently, 64% of UMT students are benefiting from over 30 different scholarship programs, with more than 47,000 students receiving substantial financial assistance to date.

Key Takeaways:

  • UMT's relief initiative waives or defers tuition fees for flood-affected students to ensure their academic journey is not disrupted by financial hardships.
  • The university has always been committed to making education accessible and inclusive for all, as demonstrated by its diverse scholarship programs.
  • Currently, 64% of UMT students are benefiting from more than 30 different scholarship programs.
  • Over 47,000 students have been awarded substantial financial assistance to date.
  • Special scholarships have been allocated for minorities, students from Balochistan, refugees, children of martyrs, and orphans, ensuring every segment of society has access to quality education.
  • 76% of UMT students receive up to 50% scholarships, while 24% are granted 100% scholarships.
  • Students from 110 districts of Pakistan and 18 different countries are benefiting from UMT's scholarship programs.
  • UMT aims to empower youth and prepare future leaders who will play a vital role in shaping a better tomorrow.

Statistics:

  • 64% of UMT students are benefiting from more than 30 different scholarship programs.
  • Over 47,000 students have been awarded substantial financial assistance to date.
  • 76% of UMT students receive up to 50% scholarships.
  • 24% of UMT students are granted 100% scholarships.
  • 110 districts of Pakistan and 18 different countries are represented among UMT's scholarship program beneficiaries.

Sources:

  • Lahore: President of University of Management and Technology (UMT) and former Provincial Minister, Ibrahim Hasan Murad.

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