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Nutech Academic Calendar – 2019-20 NUTECH ACADEMIC CALENDAR – 2019-20 Months Dates Days Activity Terms 1 Sun Summer Session 2019 ends. Summer Session 2019 2 Mon Term Break starts. 2 Mon Issuance of Fee Challans for Semester Fall 2019. Term Break 6 Fri Defence Day. September 2019 (September 2 – 15, 2019) 9-10 Mon-Tue Ashura*. 15 Sun Term Break ends. 16 Mon Commencement of Semester Fall 2019. 16-22 Mon-Sun Registration of subjects/courses for Fall 2019 starts and ends. 6 Sun Addition of subjects/courses for Fall 2019 ends. October 2019 13 Sun Drop of subjects/courses for Fall 2019 ends. 9 Sat Iqbal Day. Fall Semester 2019 (September 16, 2019 – January 12, 11-15 Mon-Fri Mid Semester Exams start and end. 2020) November 2019 18 Mon Classes resume after Mid Semester Exams. 25-29 Mon-Fri University Sports Week. December 2019 25 Wed Quaid-e-Azam Day. 6-10 Tue Semester Final Exams start and end. 13 Mon Semester Break starts. Semester Break January 2020 26 Sun Semester Break ends. (January 13 – 26, 2020) 27 Mon Commencement of ICAT 2020. 27 Mon Registration for ICAT 2020 starts. 2 Sun Registration for ICAT 2020 ends. 3 Mon Issuance of Fee Challans for Semester Spring 2020. ICAT 2020 5 Wed Kashmir Day. (January 27 – February 23, 2020) February 2020 9 Sun Drop of subjects/courses for ICAT 2020 ends. 23 Sun End of ICAT 2020. NUTECH ACADEMIC CALENDAR – 2019-20 Months Dates Days Activity Terms 24 Mon Commencement of Spring 2020 Semester. 24 Mon Registration of subjects/courses for Spring 2020 starts. 1 Sun Registration of subjects/courses for Spring 2020 ends. 2-6 Mon-Fri University Sports Week. March 2020 15 Sun Addition of subjects/courses for Spring 2020 ends. 22 Sun Drop of subjects/courses for Spring 2020 ends. Spring Semester 2020 23 Mon Pakistan Day. (February 24 – June 21, 2020) 20-24 Mon-Fri Mid Semester Exams start and end. April 2020 27 Mon Classes resume after Mid Semester Exams. 1 Fri Labour Day. May 2020 24-26 Sun-Tue Eid-Ul-Fitr* 15-19 Mon-Fri Semester Final Exams start and end. June 2020 22 Mon Semester Break starts. Semester Break 5 Sun Semester Break ends. (June 22 – July 5, 2020) 6 Mon Summer Session 2020 starts. July 2020 6-12 Mon-Sun Registration for Summer Session 2020 starts and ends. 19 Sun Drop of subjects/courses for Summer Session 2020 ends. 31 Fri Eid-Ul-Azha Leave starts*. Summer Session 2020 2 Sun Eid-Ul-Azha Leave ends*. (July 6 – August 30, 2020) 3 Mon Issuance of Fee Challans for Semester Fall 2020. August 2020 14 Fri Independence Day. 30 Sun Summer Session 2020 ends. 30-31 Sun-Mon Ashura*. 1 Tue Commencement of Semester Fall 2020. 1-6 Tue-Sun Registration of courses/subjects for Fall 2020 starts and ends. Semester Fall 2020 September 2020 6 Sun Defence Day. (September 1 – December 27, 2020) 20 Sun Addition of subjects/courses for Fall 2020 ends. 27 Sun Drop of subjects/courses for Fall 2020 ends. * Occurrence of Islamic events is subject to sighting of new moon. .
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