9AugWebinar
Choosing Your Stream After Class 10
A ninety-minute session that walks through the science, commerce and arts decision using your own report card as evidence, followed by open questions.
9 Aug 2026 6:00 PM PKT Online 500 seats
Upcoming events
Live sessions you can actually attend after school
Every event runs in the evening or on a weekend, is recorded for later, and ends with open questions from students.
16AugMock Test
ECAT & NET Full-Length Mock Marathon
Three-hour timed paper under real exam conditions with an national percentile report and a solution walkthrough the same evening.
16 Aug 2026 9:00 AM PKT Online 1200 seats
23AugWorkshop
Board Answer Writing Workshop
Learn how examiners award step marks, and rewrite three of your own answers live with direct feedback from a board evaluator.
23 Aug 2026 5:00 PM PKT Online 300 seats
2SeptLive Q&A
Scholarship Application Clinic
Bring your documents and questions. We go through eligibility, deadlines and the most common reasons applications get rejected.
2 Sept 2026 7:00 PM PKT Online 400 seats
13SeptBootcamp
Weekend Python Project Bootcamp
Two days, one finished project. Build and deploy a working data dashboard from scratch, no prior programming experience required.
13 Sept 2026 10:00 AM PKT Hybrid 150 seats
Guide
Getting something out of academic events instead of just attending
Sessions, workshops and admission fairs are useful in proportion to what you prepare beforehand. Here is a short protocol that turns an afternoon into a decision.
Last reviewed by the Jenedu editorial team.
Before you register
- Confirm the organiser and the exact venue or link. Verify admission fairs against the institution's own site.
- Write the one question you want answered. If you cannot write it, the event is probably not worth the commute.
- Check the timing against your study week. All times on Jenedu are Pakistan Standard Time.
Never pay a registration fee to a page you found through a forwarded message. Verify on the organiser's official website first.
During the session
- 1Take notes on decisions, not on definitions — definitions are searchable, decisions are not.
- 2Ask your prepared question early, before the queue forms.
- 3Collect exactly one contact and note where you met them and what they said.
- 4Photograph any eligibility slide; those details are hard to recover afterwards.
Within 24 hours
Write five lines: what you learned, what changed in your plan, what to verify, who to contact, and the next date that matters. Anything not written within a day is effectively lost.
What events cannot do
An admissions officer at a fair is not a guarantee, and a motivational session is not a study plan. Use events to narrow options and confirm requirements, then go back to the work — which is where results are actually produced.