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Results announced: Nearly 61 per cent pass middle examinations
- Updated: September 17, 2016
A position hilt and her mom poise for a camera. PHOTO: EXPRESS
LAHORE: Intermediate and delegate preparation play opposite a range announced a formula of middle annual examinations on Saturday.
Lahore
Of a 149,272 possibilities purebred with a Lahore preparation board, 90,827 were announced successful. The pass ratio was 60.87 per cent.
The outcome was announced during a rite hold in honour of a position holders during Aiwan-i-Iqbal Complex. School Education Minister Rana Mashhood was a arch guest. BISE Chairman Chaudhry Muhammad Ismail, Secretary Rehana Ilyas, Controller Nasir Jamil and Higher Education Department (HED) Deputy Secretary Irtaza Naqvi were also present. “No republic can swell but education. The supervision is providing all accessible resources to supply a girl with education,” a apportion pronounced on a occasion. He pronounced 400 per cent some-more supports for preparation had been allocated in a 2016 bill compared to 2007-08. He pronounced 70,000 teachers were being recruited and 36,000 classrooms being assembled opposite a province.
He pronounced a Punjab Education Endowment Fund, too, had been extended substantially. He pronounced placement of laptops and solar lamps among students, a use of arranging ensure of honour for them and arranging investigate tours of unfamiliar universities were some of a stairs directed during a graduation of education.
He pronounced that underneath a Chief Minister’s Chinese Language Scholarship Programme, students were being sent to Beijing to learn a denunciation of that country.
The apportion gave divided laptops, certificates, medals and money prizes among tip students. Their teachers, too, were awarded bullion medals.
Multan
In Multan, a tip 3 positions in a pre-medical organisation were clinched by girls. Aqsa from a Punjab College for Girls, Burewala, stood initial with 1,046 marks, Ayesha Muqaddas from a Pak Higher Secondary School for Girls, Khanewal, stood second with 1,041 outlines and Faiza Saba from a Rise College of Science, Multan, bagged a third position with 1,036 outlines out of 1,100.
Waqas Rauf, who cumulative initial position in a ubiquitous scholarship organisation with 1,013 marks, had died of mind hemorrhage, in Vehari on Jul 11. His father Haji Niaz perceived a esteem on his behalf. Niaz pronounced his son had done a family unapproachable “but we can no longer celebrate”.
Bahawalpur
Hussain Ahmad Madni from a Alpine College of Science, Khanpur, cumulative 1,050 outlines to mount initial in Bahawalpur division. Iqra Degree College Johar Colony Sadiqabad’s Muhammad Talha Maqsood cumulative second position with 1,045 outlines Superior College Model Town A Bahawalpur’s Hafiz Muhammad Ajmal Saleem stood third. Of a 42,662 possibilities who sat a examinations, 24,664 were announced pass. The pass ratio was 57.81 per cent.
Dera Ghazi Khan
Of a 35,257 possibilities who sat a hearing in Dera Ghazi Khan, 23,212 were announced successful. The pass ratio was 66 per cent. Muhammad Mubeen Javed from a Government College Kot Addu scored 1,038 outlines to squeeze a altogether initial position.
Faisalabad
Umar Maqbool from a Punjab College of Science and Commerce, Toba Tek Singh, grabbed a initial position in Faisalabad with 1,044 marks.
Sargodha
Of a 36,850 possibilities who sat a hearing in Sargodha, 23,898 succeeded. The pass ratio was 65 per cent. Noreen Ayesha scored 1,039 outlines to explain initial position, Hansa Malik performed 1,038 to mount second and Maryam Iqbal bagged 1,037 to mount third.
Published in The Express Tribune, Sep 18th, 2016.