Talk:National University of Sciences and Technology
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one of the new generations of Pakistani universities with a progressive and innovative outlook -- That is a point of view, cite facts. gren 11:39, 23 Apr 2005 (UTC)
The university is envisaged to grow as a modern centre of excellence for research and development in the fields of sciences and technology -- Envisaged by whom? Could they learn punctuation?
The essence underlying the foundation of NUST revolves around spectral combination of engineering, information technology (IT), medical and management sciences with higher academic quality and spirit of excellence epitomizing its cherished objectives. This is Gibberish of an extremely high order.
Well as to the first part, NUST finds its roots in EME which was established by Ayyub Khan to replace "outdated universities" like UET. All its campuses were developed with the same thing in mind.
For the second argument, The University was the first to be ISO-Qualified in Pakistan which only now has been made a mandatory requirement for all universities. It was the first to introduce mechatronics. It owns the best digital signal labs in Pakistan. the only university to have Radars. And has one of the lowest student to teacher ratio in Pakistan. Thats why Newsweeek ranked it as the number one university in Pakistan. Quite clearly, this is proof that it is leading all other universities in Pakistan.
"The best digital labs" in pakistan? I doubt that, what about GIKI? Also, was it newsweek that ranked or was it [[1]]? As you can see (under Pakistan) GIKI was named on top, but I agree more facts needed and lesser rhetroric and POVs. --Nashadelic 12:49, 30 July 2005 (UTC)
i'm sorry. it was asiaweek; here is the link; http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/features/universities2000/scitech/sci.overall.html
u can see nust at no. 20 while GIKI is at 23. ur link is not working GIKI is best institute as compare with NUST.Giki have better lab as coompare with Nust.Most of creame student in pakistan jion Giki.Nust has alot of support from Govt side but Giki has very little but any how is is best.
[edit] Language neutrality, POV bias
I'd like to recommend that this article be edited to reduce a distinct bias in language and a deviation from the Wikipedia NPOV policy. As such, I've decided to tag it for now. Should other members feel that the problem has been resolved, the tag can be removed. I see the article as being highly opinionated rather than being factual. --Paradoxicalengineer 23:56, 30 November 2007 (UTC)
- You tagged it as {{Autobiography}}, which is not appropriate for NPOV. I have replaced it with {{NPOV}} tag. --SMS Talk 09:32, 21 March 2008 (UTC)
