The National Technology Council (NTC) Pakistan visited Mirpur Institute of Technology, MUST for an Interim visit of Architectural Engineering Technology program from 2nd to 3rd January 2024. The delegation of National Technology Council (NTC) Pakistan team lead by Prof. Dr. Ayub Elahi (Team Lead), Prof. Dr. Shahid Iqbal (Expert) & Hafiz Ghulam Muhammad representative, NTC Pakistan paid two-days visit to Mirpur Institute of Technology (MIT) / Mirpur University of Science and Technology (MUST), Mirpur from 2nd -3rd January 2024 for interim visit of Undergraduate Architectural Engineering Technology program.

Prof. Dr. Anwar Khitab, Dean Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, Prof. Dr. Naeem Iqbal Ratyal, Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Dr. Tasleem Kausar, Director MIT MUST warm welcome to esteemed members of the delegation of National Technology Council on their arrival at MUST Secretariat Jari kass. Prof. Dr. Naeem Iqbal Ratyal, Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology briefed the delegation regrading land & infrastructure, departments & running programs, research publications of faculty members & status of PhD faculty, admission policies, curricular & and co-curricular activities, health & sports facilities, professional development programs of faculty & administrative staff.
After the presentation, the Convener of visitation team along with NTC representative visited the wings MIT Department and the general facilities of the institution (Classrooms, Labs, Examination Halls, Libraries, Cafeterias, Sports Complex, hostels & allied facilities) and thoroughly reviewed the implementation of OBE system with evidence on nine main criteria. Team of National Technology Council showed satisfaction and suggested some minor improvements as part of continuous quality improvement.

The council team had a meeting with Brig (R) Prof. Dr. Muhammad Younus Javed SI, Vice Chancellor Mirpur University of Science and Technology MUST, Mirpur AJ&K and appreciated for running the successful degree program and suggested the improvements in the system. The visit concluded with a positive note of encouragement and appreciation.