Sindh Graduate Engineering Technologist Forum

21/03/2026

15/03/2026

Visiting faculty staff required

15/03/2026

The Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) has announced the Graduate Engineering Training Program (GETP) for fresh engineering graduates across Pakistan. This program provides young engineers the opportunity to gain professional training and practical experience in different engineering sectors.

The training program is designed to enhance technical skills, professional development, and industry exposure for newly graduated engineers.

🎓 Qualification Required
Candidates must have a BSc Engineering degree in any of the following disciplines:
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Any other -recognized discipline

🛄 Experience
Fresh Graduates can apply

📍 Training Location
Different locations across Pakistan

🚀 Program Benefits
Professional engineering training and
Opportunity to gain industry exposure
Development of technical and professional skills
Enhancement of career opportunities for fresh engineers

📅 Application Deadline
17 March 2025

🔗 Apply Link
Interested candidates can apply through the official portal:
https://accrd.pec.org.pk/

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15/03/2026

کسی بھی سرکاری ملازم کی تنخواہ بطور سزا نہیں روکی جا سکتی اور نہ ہی اس میں کٹوتی کی جا سکتی ہے۔ حکومت یا کوئی بھی محکمہ ملازمین کی تنخواہیں روکنے کا مجاز نہیں۔ یہ Supreme Court of Pakistan کا واضح فیصلہ ہے۔

03/03/2026

جب ڈنڈا قائم ہو تو فوری فیصلے ہوتے ہیں

28/02/2026

28/02/2026

25/02/2026

25/02/2026

Press Release – Supreme Court Judgment Restores Rights of B.Tech & DAE Officers
PRESS RELEASE
Karachi / Islamabad –
The Sindh Graduate Engineering Technologists Forum has welcomed the landmark Judgment dated 17 February 2026 passed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of Pakistan in Civil Appeal No. 84-K of 2023.
The apex Court has categorically set aside the Sindh Service Tribunal’s decision and clarified that the PEC Act, 1975 does not control government service structure or promotion policies. The misinterpretation of the so-called “Cautionary Note” from the Maula Bux case, which was used to deprive B.Tech and DAE officers of their lawful cadre positions, now stands judicially corrected.
For years, senior officers in BS-17 to BS-20 were denied promotions and postings, while junior officers were elevated through an incorrect legal interpretation. This injustice must now end.
The Forum demands:
• Immediate restoration of original cadre positions;
• Cancellation of unlawful promotions granted through misinterpretation;
• Transparent and merit-based review of all promotions;
• Equal treatment under Article 25 of the Constitution.
Chairman Engineer Sabeeh Ahmed Shaikh stated:
“The Supreme Court has spoken clearly. No department can now hide behind a misreading of law. Implementation is not optional — it is mandatory.”
The Forum warns that any delay in implementing the Supreme Court’s Judgment will compel affected officers to seek legal recourse including contempt proceedings.
Issued by:
Engineer Sabeeh Ahmed Shaikh
Chairman
Sindh Graduate Engineering Technologists Forum

25/02/2026

Press Release – Supreme Court Judgment Restores Rights of B.Tech & DAE Officers
PRESS RELEASE
Karachi / Islamabad –
The Sindh Graduate Engineering Technologists Forum has welcomed the landmark Judgment dated 17 February 2026 passed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of Pakistan in Civil Appeal No. 84-K of 2023.
The apex Court has categorically set aside the Sindh Service Tribunal’s decision and clarified that the PEC Act, 1975 does not control government service structure or promotion policies. The misinterpretation of the so-called “Cautionary Note” from the Maula Bux case, which was used to deprive B.Tech and DAE officers of their lawful cadre positions, now stands judicially corrected.
For years, senior officers in BS-17 to BS-20 were denied promotions and postings, while junior officers were elevated through an incorrect legal interpretation. This injustice must now end.
The Forum demands:
• Immediate restoration of original cadre positions;
• Cancellation of unlawful promotions granted through misinterpretation;
• Transparent and merit-based review of all promotions;
• Equal treatment under Article 25 of the Constitution.
Chairman Engineer Sabeeh Ahmed Shaikh stated:
“The Supreme Court has spoken clearly. No department can now hide behind a misreading of law. Implementation is not optional — it is mandatory.”
The Forum warns that any delay in implementing the Supreme Court’s Judgment will compel affected officers to seek legal recourse including contempt proceedings.
Issued by:
Engineer Sabeeh Ahmed Shaikh
Chairman
Sindh Graduate Engineering Technologists Forum