Frustrations all around!

By Waqas Bin Azhar, TMM4

I would like to start with the time, time just before TIP, when I was searching for some of good business schools in news paper, publications etc, then I found TIP ad in the Jung newspaper and thought to apply for it and fortunately cleared the test and interview. Since I had no information about TIP therefore I asked to some of people in textiles, they told to go for it, fortunately I did not find any chance to ask some of out of textile business people, any way I got admission in TIP and was very happy as I found very good environment in fact I was very much happy to see the top class and really quality faculty. But as the time passes, instead of increase in the happiness, the level of frustrations increases. You must be thinking that if I’ve been suffering from this stage then why I wrote this article so late??

The reason is, this frustration is now being overflowed and compelled me to put up my thoughts on Quack… I will be discussing those issues which need attention. These issues are related to the concern of existing student body.

Ittefaq had happened to me when I went to TIP library to get the Human resource book ( 28 students are taking this course in this semester), but there are only 2 books in the library, amazing thing was that, out of 2, one was kept as a reference copy, which could not be issued. So this implied: one book for 28 students; amazing na.. I hope this should not be the case for other books.

• Let’s talk about well equipped computer lab…28 computers for 280 students, the important thing is, out of 28 PC’s, I thinks two or three are placed for the sake of quantity.

Aur pata nai kia kia issues hein jo abi disclose nai kar raha… this article is meant only for making you think about these issues, moreover I don’t want to criticize the system but I want to draw some attention from the management side to ponder over these issues to make TIP a healthier and a institute of very important field… so that at least existing student body tou demotivate na ho… in fact, if we will be satisfied so we can be a good source of ”word of mouth” (FREE and EFFECTIVE MARKETING tool for TIP). So that out of textile people would come to know about TIP and it’s graduates, I have many examples about the awareness of TIP. For instance: I found a comment of Sir. Khurram Nasir on Facebook, which is given below:
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I think this example is enough for illustration. Moreover, in the recent speech of our respectable president, he talked about making new TIP city campus and bringing new courses etc, I respect his notions but these issues are time consuming, are not they? Instead of working on these time consuming issues, management should ponder over “inside of the box” concept instead of “out of the box”, to satisfy the needs and wants of present market (student body), so that we can persuade our friends and cousins or else to join… warna “aesa karogy tou kon aega”

So please bring the life back at TIP…

About Rameez A Khan

Rameez Ahmed Khan has done his Bsc (hon.) in Textile Science from Textile Institute of Pakistan in 2010. He has been associated with Quack! since 2007 and served as an associate editor for the same blog in 2009-10. Currently, he is working at J & P Coats Pakistan (pvt.) Ltd as Quality Control Officer.
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13 Responses to Frustrations all around!

  1. Gulrukh says:

    MASHALLAH waqas well written and interesting article…. :-)

  2. Ali Hafeez says:

    Dear Waqas, nice article, can you convert this into a lengthy and detailed letter, as i am part of the admissions and would like to work out the kinks in order to “attract” your friends and cousins or else to join… warna…

    :-)

    thanks again for sharing your thoughts, it always helps to look at things from the main stakeholders (student’s) perspective along with other stakeholders.

  3. shumaila rajput says:

    i would comply with what waqas has said about the ‘think inside of the box’..although a new programe is being introduced in fashion ..thats amazing and will atrract some new students too but for that tip has to bear cost and make new study and work pace and hire new faculty tooo..isint it but why is the mangemnt npt paying any attention to the bba marketing managemnt side…in the swot analysis that was carried out with the marketing students there were some very important aspects discussed and problems raised by the students..e.g what lacks in the bba structure? n what can be done?…why are the studenst not satisfied with the degree programe?…it is good that the managemnt is introducing new things but please please do look into what are the existing problemsfaced by the students.

  4. shumaila rajput says:

    i would agree with what waqas has said about the ‘think inside of the box’..although a new programe is being introduced in fashion ..thats amazing and will atrract some new students too but for that tip has to bear cost and make new study and work pace and hire new faculty tooo..isint it but why is the mangemnt npt paying any attention to the bba marketing managemnt side…in the swot analysis that was carried out with the marketing students there were some very important aspects discussed and problems raised by the students..e.g what lacks in the bba structure? n what can be done?…why are the studenst not satisfied with the degree programe?…it is good that the managemnt is introducing new things but please please do look into what are the existing problemsfaced by the students.

  5. Waqas bin Azhar says:

    @Sir. Ali hafeez

    yeah sure sir… why not…

  6. @shumaila rajput
    thx for your comment
    well.. cd u plz share your ideas for reforming the BBA (TMM) side… it wd be very helpful for us…

  7. Zain says:

    @ waqas : u’ve said my heart out… it think you better be a part of the “Literal Latte ” or else!! :P
    talking about the frustration levels we counted together, there are loads of ‘em yet to be discussed!! :D

  8. Zain says:

    @ waqas : u’ve said my heart out… *i think you better be a part of the “Literal Latte ” or else!! :P
    talking about the frustration levels we counted together, there are loads of ‘em yet to be discussed!! :D

  9. waqas bin azhar says:

    yea… zainu

  10. Ibad says:

    Waqas well done…
    I knew tu aik chupa rustum tha,

    I would like to add that when I went for my internship at Emirates Global Islamic Bank, people asked me 4m where I was doing my BBA. When I told them I am doing it from TIP, they all thaught that I was studying abroad, as none of them had heard abt TIP.

    A Similar thing happened in college get2gether, none of my friends knew abt TIP.

    It is an issue that should be taken note of & I would personally raise this Topic with the President.
    :)

  11. Zain says:

    Ibad: Lucky you… atleast they’d thought that you’re from somewhere abroad!! lmao :D

    and would u plz define “personally” ;)

  12. Rameez says:

    Personally…lol

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