HEC issues alert to students: Secure your future and finances with these two steps

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ISLAMABAD (Daily Point) — The Higher Education Commission (HEC) is issuing a cautionary notice to prospective university students, emphasizing the importance of verifying the official approval of their chosen degree programs before submitting applications.

In a recently released notice, the HEC highlighted the necessity for certain professional degree programs to obtain approval from specific professional councils. Universities offering these programs without such approval pose a risk to students.

To assist students in making informed decisions, the HEC has outlined two straightforward steps:

Step 1: Prior to application, ensure that the selected degree program holds official approval from the relevant professional council. Contact information for these councils can be found in the notice.

Step 2: Verify that the chosen university or institution is officially recognized by the Higher Education Commission.

The HEC emphasizes that by adhering to these two steps, students can mitigate the risk of enrolling in programs that lack validity or accreditation, thereby safeguarding their future, time, and financial investment.

In simpler terms, the HEC is advising both students and parents to confirm the necessary approvals from professional councils for their chosen degree programs. For non-professional programs, it is crucial to ensure that the intended university or college is recognized by the Higher Education Commission.

For detailed guidance, individuals can visit the HEC’s official website at hec.gov.pk/site/HEIs, where all relevant information is available to facilitate informed decisions about their education.

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