The Orientation Ceremony for the new entrants of Batch 2012 at Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology (SSUET) was held at its campus here thus marking the start of the new academic session. An official of the institution said on Tuesday that the students have been admitted to Computer, Electronics, Civil, Bio-Medical and Telecommunication disciplines of engineering and Computer Science after a long process which involved written test and interviews.
Addressing the ceremony as chief guest, Sardar Yasin Malik, a former minister and ex-chairman state-owned PSO, told the new entrants that to become a successful man in their future is in their own hands as they can gain success by sheer hard work and not the luck. He particularly advised the female students, who have been admitted to the university in a relatively large number this year, not to sit at their homes after graduation and do some part time works even after they are married or else it would amount to national loss.
He paid tributes to Chancellor Z.A. Nizami for his dedication and commitment to the cause of this university established as the biggest engineering university in the private sector. Sardar Yasin Malik observed that today the newly admitted students must be very happy for starting a new chapter of their life.
Earlier, Chancellor Z.A. Nizami, who presided over the ceremony, complimented Sardar Yasin Malik for his commitment to the cause of education and particularly this very university and its students. He said that today SSUET had become the biggest centre of engineering excellence in the private sector having collaboration with over a dozen foreign universities. "We at SSUET follow the traditions of great reformer and educationist, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, and established this university after 96 years of his death."
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