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Ghazi University Achieves 100 Percent Enrollment In Google Career Certificate Scholarships

  • November 14, 2026
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Ghazi University in Dera Ghazi Khan has achieved 100 percent enrollment in the Google Career Certificate Scholarships program, with all 1,000 allocated students enrolled, Google Career Certificates Pakistan announced on LinkedIn. Tech Valley, which delivers the programme in Pakistan, said that it is proud to recognise Ghazi University for the achievement. The announcement described the result as a sign of the strong commitment of the university to expanding access to industry-relevant skills and career-focused learning opportunities for its students.

Under the scholarship programme, each participating university receives an allocation of enrolments for Google Career Certificates, which are online professional courses designed to prepare learners for entry-level roles in fields such as data analytics, project management, user experience design, and cybersecurity. Filling the whole allocation of 1,000 places means that every scholarship that was assigned to Ghazi University has been taken up by a student, which is the measure that Tech Valley used to describe the university as a 100 percent enrollment success.

Tech Valley said that, as a digital transformation partner, it values the role of universities in preparing students for an evolving job market. It said that universities that complete their allocated enrolments in the programme will be featured on the social media channels of Tech Valley, and it invited other institutions to follow the example of Ghazi University. The post asked whether other universities had achieved 100 percent enrollment and encouraged them to complete their allocated enrolments in order to be recognised in the same way.

The announcement did not say how many certificates the students have completed so far, which courses they chose, or whether the scholarships have led to jobs or internships. Enrollment is the first step, since the certificates require students to finish the coursework before they receive them, and the results of the programme at Ghazi University will become clearer as students progress through their courses. For other universities in Pakistan that are part of the scholarship programme, the message from Tech Valley is that filling their allocations is the way to gain recognition, and students can check with their own institutions about the scholarship places that are still available.

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