Center for Advanced Studies in Engineering islamabad

The Center for Advanced Studies In Engineering, is a private research college located in the suburb of Islamabad, Pakistan. CASE is affiliated with the University of Engineering and Technology, Taxila.Wikipedia Founded: September 12, 2001

Active student life. Opportunities everywhere

An excellent institute with high level research work going on.

This institution has been banned by court

CASE is affiliated with UET Taxila for engineering disciplines and with Quaid e Azam University for management disciplines. CASE has a very good faculty and also a very good name in the field of scientific researh as well as technical education.

I applied for their BSSE program in their Spring 2022 admissions. I paid the registration fee for it but they robbed me. Instead, they offered me admission for BSCS. Amidst holding admissions for BSSE, they changed their mind and are now not offering BSSE at all. Students who applied for BSSE will now have to go to BSCS because THAT is what the university desired for them. What kind of joke is this! Don't waste your four, precious years in a university like this.

In my expereince the Ss CASE IT providing the best education level..

Really impressed by their faculty, especially computer department has a lot of experienced professor. Management program is also having highly educated faculty members

In May 2001, a group of engineers returned after completing Ph.D in the United States of America. They set up EET (Engineering education trust) as a not-for-profit public charitable organization for education purposes. Their aim was to provide substantial contributions to the research and publications areas in Pakistan through the introduction of graduate degree programs. The institute was started on September 12, 2001 at the Software Technology Park, Islamabad, in affiliation with the University of Engineering and Technology, Taxila. The affiliation permitted it to start M.Sc and Ph.D degree programs in computer engineering. It was inaugurated by the then Minister of Science and Technology professor Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman. Dr. Kamal Athar was the director from 2001 until 2003. It started with a faculty of nine Ph.Ds and three Master of Science.

Good overall studies wise