To study business in Pakistan, there are indeed many options. And if in that you are choosing IBA, LUMS, or LSE, well, you are in luck. Because we, foreseeing your need, bring to you all the information you seek for your admissions. So hang tight and prepare to break records from LSE because if you prepare the way we guide you, you are bound to secure a place in the university.

Education Requirements

First things first. Get your documents in check. Make sure that your educational degrees i.e., your A levels or FSc result, are in order. An important note to A-level candidates: they need to prepare an equivalence from IBCC for both their O-levels and A-levels results. For the intermediate level, both candidates, FSc and A-level, need to have more than 60%. Moreover, non-FSc candidates also need to keep this in mind that they should have had at least eight subjects in O levels and 3 in A-levels.

That time of the year

As far as admissions go for undergraduate, there is only one intake every year. And since the fall 2020 classes have already begun, it tells you that you need not wait for September to know admission requirements. You can still get admission in the year 2021 if you are diligent. The admission process begins in January, and it is not far away. Get started on your IBCC equivalencies, and the time will go by in seconds.

The Deadlines…

So anyway, application forms are available from January 1. They need to be submitted by June 30. Between July 13 and August 13, you will have your entrance test and interview in case you are successful with your application. Fair or not, but LSE has announced on its website that it will be conducting both on zoom. By mid-August, the university issues ID cards, and a few days later, the classes start.

So did you get all that?

Let’s go through it all once again:

Your FSc result which is 60% and above.

Your A-level result which should be equivalent to 60% and above (IBCC Equivalent).

IBCC equivalence means a good 1 to 2 months there.

After that, keep all of the scanned copies for the online admission portal.

Prepare for the entrance test on the side as well.

And be on time with the deadlines.

All done? Great. If you are just as responsible while admissions are taking place, there is no stopping you from getting admitted to LSE, your dream institution, that is, if it is your dream institution.

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Sex education is not the need of the hour in Pakistan. Instead, it has been the need for the decades in our country. This three-letter word frightens people as if it embodies the spirit of the devil itself, and anything related to it must be shrouded in secrecy. 

And that is precisely why our culture, the health of our women and gender relations in Pakistan are deteriorating.

1. Sex Education Is Essential

Sex education, contrary to popular belief, does not only teach how to perform intercourse. It introduces a host of other lessons that are important for young boys and girls to understand their bodies. 

When sex education is denied in Pakistan, most young adults gather their information from dramatized movies or pornography. This is incredibly harmful to their health and their perception because both forms are staged, fiction (that’s not real life), and controlled environments.

2. Helps Girls Prepare For Periods

If you’ve ever sat down with your girl gang and had a laugh, chances are you’ve discussed this. Most women, when they got their periods, did not know what they were or were entirely in the dark about how to handle their cycle. 

Thinking you’ve got some sort of disease or that you’ve hurt yourself when you get your period is expected. Why? Because even speaking about puberty seems scandalous to society.

3. Unwanted Pregnancies

Most couples conceive very early on in their marriage. That’s also worse if the couple in question is young because that takes a significant toll on the health of women. Sex education can teach girls and boys about contraceptives properly and to do’s and not to do’s that can help avoid unwanted pregnancies.

Due to the lack of knowledge and abortion being illegal, most couples resort to roadside private abortion clinics that can damage their organs in the process.

4. Protection from STDs and Trauma

Denying sex education means that you encourage the culture of contracting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Most do not know about any hygienic practices to follow once they start having intercourse, which can expose them to a host of diseases.

Moreover, we wish people were as excited about teaching men and women about their first time as they are to think about it on any Barat. First-time stories have been traumatizing for so many women because they and their partner both don’t know how to proceed. 

5. The Myth of Virginity Can Break

If you’ve seen Churails, you must know that most aunties come and see the “stain” left behind after the first time of couples. This is to ensure the girl was, in fact, a virgin. But the idea that virginity is linked to your hymen is messed up.

Do you know your hymen can break while exercising or even swimming? Do away with the myths.

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