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  Admin Communications

  Institute of Business Administration, Karachi

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  Communications Control Log

  Institute of Business Administration, Karachi

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  The proposed Master of Business Education Program

  Institute of Business Administration, University of Karachi

  • To raise the standard of business education at college level.
  • To train qualified teachers who can profess business disciplines effectively and with competence.
  • To train the participants in research methodology and techniques, enabling them to undertake independent research in business problems and produce reports, studies, case materials, and textbooks.

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  The third five-year development plan of IBA 1965-70

  Institute of Business Administration, University of Karachi

  The Institute of Business Administration was set up by the Government of Pakistan in 1955, as a division of the University of Karachi.

  In order to develop the Institute on modern lines, the government sought technical assistance from USAID in the matter of;

  • Provision of American advisers,
  • Training of Pakistani teachers in American universities
  • Provision of an adequate library of business and allied subjects.

  In the 5-year development budget of IBA , three to four million dollars have been spent on the development of the Institute in the form of technical assistance, vast sums of rupee expenditure have also been incurred to bring it to its present level of performance.

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  PC-1 Proforma for development scheme 1960-65

  Institute of Public and Business Administration, University of Karachi

  The development of the National Graduate School of Business Administration involves:

  • The selection and training of qualified teachers
  • Conducting of regularly scheduled academic courses leading to the degree of Master of Business Administration
  • Conducting of regularly scheduled evening diploma courses for employed persons
  • Conducting in-service training courses and management development programs for business and industry
  • Carrying out various research projects beneficial to education, business, and industry
  • Production of text books and teaching materials

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  Proceedings from Building Committee Meeting

  University of Karachi, Pakistan

  this document presents the proceeds from a meeting held by the building committee on the 7th of October, 1965.

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  Statement of Accounts, Institute of Business Administration Buildings

  University of Karachi, Pakistan

  This document shows a summary of costs and their descriptions relating to the IBA Downtown buildings.

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  Supplementary Budget Request and Estimates

  University of Karachi, Pakistan

  This 5 page letter represents the discussion between chief advisor, Hubert R., and vice chancellor, B.A. Hashmi

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  FAM Circular #102, American Embassy

  American Embassy, Karachi, Pakistan

  Automatic, Time-phased Downgrading, Declassification, and Decontrol -of Classified and Administratively Controlled Documents

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  Processing of Administratively Controlled Documents other than Telegrams

  American Embassy, Karachi, Pakistan

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  IPBA Future Guides 1958-63

  G. Wright Hoffman

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  IBA New Leave Rules

  Institute of Business Administration, University of Karachi

  General Rules of the IBA New Leave Rules

  • Leave is earned by duty. It cannot be claimed as a matter of right even when due, and if the exigencies of duty so require, an application for leave can be refused, or if leave has already been granted the remaining portion of it can be revoked and the employee can be recalled to join forthwith.
  • Holidays falling within the period of any kind of leave shall be counted as leave. They may either be added at the beginning and/or at the end of the leave with the permission of the sanctioning authority.
  • No leave shall be availed of unless it is actually granted, except leave applied for under emergent circumstances, proved to the satisfaction of the sanctioning authority.

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  Scholarship bills and reimbursements

  Institute of Business Administration, University of Karachi

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  Yearly basis of grants since the inception of IBA

  Institute of Business Administration, University of Karachi

  On September 24, 1954 the University of Pennsylvania (USA) signed a contract with the Foreign Operation Mission of the USA, under which they sent a team to Karachi to carry out a project in the field of Business and Public Administration for the purpose of strengthening the educational, research, and consultation programmes of the University of Karachi.

  This Project was to be financed from two sources.

  1. Funds supplied by the University of Pennsylvania
  2. Funds provided by the Government of Pakistan through University of Karachi

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  Policy and Rules Governing Scholarship Grants

  institute of Business Adminsitration, University of Karachi

  Policy and Rules Governing Scholarship Grants

  • Karachi and Outside of Karachi Students

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  I.P.B.A Audit Report 1961-62

  Institute of Public and Business Administration, University of Karachi

  The Institute of Public and Business Administration (IPBA) was established at the University of Karachi in 1954. The Government of Pakistan (GOP) and USAID jointly financed it as a part of the Project No. 391-66-009, Inter-College Exchange. Technical services were provided by the University of Pennsylvania under a contract with A.I.D. /W dated September 24, 1954.

  In fiscal year 1958 a separate Project No. 391-77-111, designated as the IPBA , was established. The University of Pennsylvania continued to provide technical services through December 31, 1959 when their contract was terminated.

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  Weekly Arrival and Departure List

  American Embassy, Karachi, Pakistan

  Weekly Arrival and Departure List for the American Embassy in Karachi, Pakistan

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  IBA Policy and Rules Governing Scholarship Grants 1962

  Institute of Business Administration, University of Karachi

  The attached document is the revised version of IBA' s 'Policy and Rules Governing Scholarship Grants' for the academic year 1962.

  Eligibility:

  • Students who demonstrate good scholarship ability
  • Satisfactory mark in the aptitude test administered by I.B.A.
  • Pass on oral interview
  • Students to be in need of financial assistance
  • Student must complete all required forms of the Institute

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  The third summer seminar for college teacher of commerce 1962

  Institute of Business Administration, University of Karachi

  The third summer seminar for College Teacher of Commerce held from July 16-18, 1962 in Quetta.

  The objective of the University of Karachi in organizing summer seminar for College Teacher of Commerce are primarily two;

  • To provide an adequate opportunity and stimulus for participants to equip themselves better professionally through lectures by specialists in their fields of interest.
  • To familiarize participants with modern methods of proven merit of teaching B.Com courses that involve tutorials, discussion, case studies and simulation games.

  The ultimate goal is to remind higher education in business and commerce so as to ensure that it will produce, in the words of of the commission on national education , executive and leaders with vision and imagination capable of promoting our commercial activities at home and abroad.

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  Report on placement of IBA graduates 1957-1961

  Institute of Public and Business Administration

  This report represents a detailed list of the principal categories of positions secured by I.B.A graduates during the period 1957-1961. It also provides a complete list of the firms and organizations which have employed I.B.A graduates and they are;

  1. Pakistan Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation
  2. National Bank of Pakistan
  3. Habib Bank Ltd.
  4. Pakistan Chemical Corporation
  5. Standard Vacuum Oil Co.
  6. Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation

  During the five year period from 1957 to 1961, 115 students completed their course work in the Institute's full time day MBA program. Of these, 111 or 96 percent secured remunerative positions or elected to engage in advanced study programs in Pakistan or in foreign countries.

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  Theses rules and procedure-1962

  Institute of Public and Business Administration

  Theses Rules and General Procedure:

  • Any student wishing to write a thesis should contact the thesis coordinator.
  • The coordinator, after determining prima facie eligibility of the student, and the field of his interest will direct the student to meet some particular faculty member.
  • An "Assignment Slip" signed by the thesis coordinator must be presented to the faculty member concerned.
  • On receipt of the assignment slip, the faculty member concerned holds preliminary discussions with the student. If he is satisfied that the student can write an acceptable thesis, he signs a 3" X 5" card in duplicate prepared by the student and gives the following details in the prescribed form.

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  I.P.B.A Faculty Work Load

  Institute of Public and Business Administration, University of Karachi

  Attached document is the statement of 'Faculty Work Load' at the Institute of Public and Business Administration, University of Karachi.

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  I.P.B.A Policy and Rules Governing Scholarship Grants

  Institute of Public and Business, University of Karachi

  The attached document is the I.P.B.A' s 'Policy and Rules Governing Scholarship Grants'.

  Eligibility:

  • Students who demonstrate good scholarship ability
  • Satisfactory mark in the aptitude test administered by I.P.B.A.
  • Pass on oral interview by representative of I.P.B.A
  • Students to be in need of financial assistance
  • Student must complete all required forms of the Institute

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  American Embassy, Karachi Ki Khabrain

  American Embassy, Karachi

  Karachi Ki Khabrain

  Official And Informal News And Announcements For Internal Distributions Only.

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  Weekly Arrival and Departure List

  American Embassy, Karachi

  Weekly Arrival and Departure List for the American Embassy in Karachi, Pakistan