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NED University of Engineering and Technology hosted its Career Fair 2026 alongside its first International Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) in Karachi.
The events brought together students, researchers, industry representatives and technology professionals. Muhammad Ali Rashid, Special Assistant to the Chief Minister for Science and Information Technology, attended the conference as chief guest.
The career fair aimed to connect current and graduating students with employers and provide opportunities to explore jobs across different industries.
Conference Secretary Dr Haider Ali said 218 researchers participated in the event.
Participants presented 62 research papers, while students established 38 stalls as part of the accompanying exhibition.
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The conference provided a platform for researchers and students to share their work and discuss developments in artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things.
According to NED University spokesperson Farwa Hassan, Vice Chancellor Dr Muhammad Tufail inaugurated the Career Fair 2026.
He appreciated the efforts of the organising team in arranging the event.
Companies from various industries established stalls at the fair. Participating sectors included engineering, consumer goods, banking, e-commerce, software development, computer science and information technology.
Organisations from education, fashion, finance and the social sector also took part.
Dr Muhammad Ali Siddiqui, Director of NED University’s Directorate of Industrial Liaison, said the fair gave students an opportunity to interact directly with company representatives.
Students submitted their CVs to different organisations and also appeared for interviews to explore employment opportunities.
A large number of students attended the event, engaging with employers and learning about potential career paths.
The combined events highlighted NED University’s efforts to connect academic research with industry needs while helping students prepare for professional opportunities.
