In a remarkable gathering of aspiring computer scientists and IT experts, Bagh-i-Jinnah became the epicenter of talent and opportunity as it hosted an extraordinary event. Organized in collaboration with Jamaat-i-Islami and Al-Khidmat, this event marked a significant milestone in Karachi’s educational landscape.
The event kicked off with aspiring talents eagerly awaiting their chance to prove themselves in the Bano Qabil 2.0 scholarship program’s aptitude test. The anticipation was palpable as the hour-long test, consisting of approximately 50 IT-based multiple-choice questions, began. The simultaneous examination for both male and female candidates ensured a level playing field, with separate seating arrangements to guarantee fairness.
As the aptitude test progressed, Bagh-i-Jinnah transformed into a hub of celebration. A convocation ceremony was held to honor those who had successfully completed the Bano Qabil 1.0 program. The air was filled with a sense of accomplishment and anticipation for what lay ahead.
Project exhibitions were a captivating highlight of the event, as the candidates displayed their innovative projects and ideas. These presentations were a testament to the incredible talent pool that Karachi possesses in the field of IT. Attendees marveled at the creativity and ingenuity on display.
Sindh Interior Minister Brig Haris Nawaz commended Jamaat-i-Islami and Al-Khidmat’s joint efforts to empower Karachi’s youth. He praised the city’s IT sector’s vast potential and the scholarship program supporting it.
Ameer JI Karachi, Hafiz Naeemur Rehman, stressed equal opportunities and merit-based governance. He highlighted the need for a level playing field and meritocracy in education and employment.
Bano Qabil 2.0 program expanded with 15 courses and a two-year diploma, a big improvement from Bano Qabil 1.0’s six courses. It boosts Karachi youth’s skills and opportunities for a better future.
