Government approves Rs2,500 monthly allowance for employees with MPhil-equivalent degrees
Most outlets reported the approval of a Rs2,500 monthly allowance for government employees with MPhil-equivalent degrees. 24 News HD led with the allowance amount and the category of employees, while Business Recorder added the effective date and specified that the equivalency is determined by the Higher Education Commission.
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Government approves Rs2,500 monthly allowance for employees with MPhil-equivalent degrees
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Government approves Rs2,500 monthly allowance for employees with MPhil-equivalent degrees
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Govt Announces Monthly Allowance for MPhil-Equivalent Staff
The federal government has announced good news for government employees holding MPhil-equivalent degrees, approving a monthly allowance of Rs2,500. The… Read More
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M.Phil allowance extended to equivalent degrees
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has extended the Rs2,500 per month M Phil allowance to employees holding degrees declared equivalent to M Phil by the Higher Education Commission (HEC), with effect from July 17, 2026. According to a Finance Division office memorandum, the benefit, previously restricted to holders of HEC-recognised M Phil degrees, will now also be available to employees possess...
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Govt approves Rs2,500 allowance for MPhil-equivalent degree holders
The federal government has approved a monthly allowance of Rs2,500 for government employees holding MPhil-equivalent degrees.
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The federal government has approved a Rs2,500 monthly M.Phil allowance for eligible federal government employees, extending the
4 articles from 4 outlets over 2 developments, 15 Sep–17 Sep 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?