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Students Project Exhibition & Competition.The purpose of this event is to provide a platform where students from engineering faculties can expose their talents,with their projects & present ideas which could be beneficial in this realm of technology
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SPEC 2008
Started by Jamshid Dastur Mar 31, 2008.
Sponsorship Required for SPEC 2008 2 Replies
Started by Jamshid Dastur. Last reply by Jamshid Dastur Feb 10, 2008.
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Comment by Owais on April 1, 2008 at 12:42pm
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Assalam o Alikum,
SPEC (Student's Project Exhibition and Competition) 2008 will be held INSHALLAH on Saturday, April 12, 2008 in NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi.
SPEC 2008 is an INTER-UNIVERSITY event. Hardware, Software, Speed Programming and Make From Scrap Competitions will be held in this event.
Please participate and/or attend this event to make it a success. Invite your friends, colleagues from other universities, industry, company to be a part of this exhibition.
Any financial assitance in form of sponsorships is also welcome and will 'highly' appreciated.
I again emphasize that we need YOUR support to make this event possible.
Kindly, spread this message and we look forward to see on Saturday, April 12, 2008.
For more details visit www.spec2008.com or email us at info@spec2008.com
Regards,
Organizing Committee
SPEC 2008
PS: We need support from NED Alumni.. especially I would like to request Mr. Riaz Haq (also as the pioneer of this website) again to kindly consider our request once again.
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