Hyderabad: Sindh University Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Fateh Muhammad Mari (TI) on Friday felicitated Zain-ul-Abideen, a student of the university’s Naushahro Feroze Campus, for securing the top position in the Higher Education Commission’s National Skills in Computing Test (NSCT) 2026.
According to the SU spokesperson Dr. Nadir Ali Mugheri, Zain called on the Vice-Chancellor at the VC Secretariat, where he was honored for his outstanding achievement. He topped the nationwide competition by scoring 97 out of 100 marks, outperforming more than 34,000 students from 188 universities across the country. Earlier, he had received an appreciation certificate and shield from the HEC Chairman at a ceremony held here.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Mari described the student’s success as a matter of immense pride for the University of Sindh and said the achievement reflected the institution’s growing academic and technological strengths.
He assured Zain of the university’s continued support in pursuing higher academic goals and building a successful professional career. He said the university would continue to provide him with access to advanced information technology resources and every possible opportunity to further enhance his skills and contribute to Pakistan’s digital future.
Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Main Campus Prof. Dr. Abdul Sattar Shah, Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Thatta Campus Prof. Dr. Misbah Bibi Qureshi, Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Dadu Campus Prof. Dr. Anila Naz Soomro, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Technology Prof. Dr. Lachhman Das Dhomeja and Registrar Sajid Qayoom Memon were also present in the meeting and congratulated the student.