Science Community of Pakistan
- NUST Science Society
- Pakistan Mathematical Society
- Pakistan Academy of Sciences
- Pakistan Astrophysicist Society
- Pakistan Nuclear Society
- Pakistan Atomic Scientists Society
- National Information and Communication Technologies Research and Development Funds
- Pakistan Science Foundation
- Department of Pakistan Survey
- Pakistan Geo-engineering and Geological Survey
- Pakistan Cave Research and Caving Federation
- Pakistan Physical Society
- Pakistan Optical Society
- Khwarizmi Science Society
- Pakistan science club
- Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology
- Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology
- Pakistan Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology
- Pakistan Institute of Science and Technology(PINSTECH)
- National Institute of Food Science and Technology
- USTAD Institute of Science & Technology Abbottabad
- Royal Institute of Science & Technology Karachi
- Gandhara Institute Of Science & Technology
- Sukkur Institute of Science & Technology
- Bright Institute of Science and technology - Peshawar
- Pakistan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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