FBISE Islamabad HSSC annual exams 2010
HSSC annual exams started
Islamabad, Apr 28: The annual examination of Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) under Federal
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) Islamabad is
going to start today (Wednesday). Roll no slips have been dispatched to
all regular candidates, appearing the annual examination while Roll no
slips have also been dispatched to Private candidates at address
mentioned in the admission forms.
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"math e matics part 2) paper held on 28th of april was too difficult for students the questions were given were too lenghtyof time given"
Name: fahad
Email: europe_fahad@hotmail.com
City, Country: islamabad
"mathematics paper of class 2nd year was infact in tyhe course but the time was given too short that we didnt attempted it at all.due to llack of time and lenghtyness of the paper i request all the senior concerned staff that we might be given some grace marks."
Name: shahid
Email: shahidafridi_prince2008@yahoo.com
City, Country: islamabad, pakistan
"mathematics paper of 1st yr ws quite tough.... n the tym given is very less.... so plxx strict marking mt kijyega... "
Name: sums ahmed
Email: mis_devil@Live.com
City, Country: peshawar
"hey.. ye kia ho raha ha fbise ko? hssc 1 ka rezlt itna haseeen kyn dia ha? agr ek do jagahain bch gaiii hen to unhe b strict mark kia ha..... datzzz totaly unfair wd stdntx:-( m hoping k ab 2nd year men aisa ni karen gay aaaap loggg.... pleeez ...thnk of future nation of pakistan 4 gods sake!!!!"
Name: MAHI
Email: mahiii_ali@yahoo.com
City, Country: kchi,pak
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Teachers demand 100% raise in salaries
Rawalpindi: The Punjab Teachers Association (PTA) and staff members of academic
institutions across the province have decided to launch a movement on
Thursday to mark their protest against federal and provincial
governments for failing to meet their demands regarding 100 per cent
raise in salaries and withdrawal of a proposed plan for retiring senior
primary school teachers. The three-week protest drive,
continuing till May 13, will kick off from a protest demonstration in
front of the Rawalpindi Press Club on Thursday. Punjab
Teachers Association Central President Haji Ghulam Mohiuddin, Punjab
Teachers Association Chief Organiser Chaudhry Ahmed Ali, Punjab
Teachers Association Senior Vice President Malik Sajjad Ali and Punjab
Teachers Association Vice President Imtiaz Ahmed Abbasi said that the protest movement includes rallies, demonstrations and meetings
besides pen down strike in government academic institutions. Till then
if the demands of Punjab teachers are not met and the related
government officials do not hold negotiations with them for meeting
their demands, the future line of strategy would be adopted in a
general body meeting. Ghulam Mohiuddin said that the
government endeavours are nothing but total disgrace and insult to the
teaching community. He also expressed his resentment and anguish over
spending billions of rupees on enforcement of English medium school
system in Urdu medium institutions and holding of training courses for
schoolteachers. Chaudhry Ahmed Ali, Malik Sajjad and Imtiaz
Abbasi, in their remarks, expressed their anger over the system of
recruiting teachers in educational institutions. "The appointments are
not made on merit, but political influence plays a major role in the
recruitment process," they alleged. They stressed on the need for
appointing teachers-instructors on merit. They demanded upgradation of
primary schoolteachers who are postgraduate and BEd to Basic Pay Scale
14. They also demanded that the Basic Pay Scale of elementary school
teachers should be 16 and senior schoolteachers should be promoted to
BPS 17. They said that besides announcing additional
educational allowance, the government should introduce a health
insurance policy for teachers instead of giving them meagre medical
allowance in their salaries. Similarly, the group insurance policy
should be converted into life insurance policy, the association
representatives demanded. The assistant director (administration
and general) at the executive district officer's office, Khalid Javed
Rehan, while commenting on the issue, backed the teachers' community.
"The entire staff is behind teachers. Their demands are genuine,
particularly increase in their emoluments by 100 per cent. The
government has constituted a Pay and Pension Commission, which would
give its recommendations in June. While its recommendations would not
be enforced before December 2010. The teachers and other staff cannot
wait any longer and their demands should be implemented in the budget
for the fiscal year 2010-2011," he added. Executive District
Officer (Education) Malik Mohammad Ashraf was not present in his office
for comments. He even did not respond to the calls made on his mobile
phone by this correspondent.
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France to assist in selecting HEC scholars
Islamabad: Higher Education Commission (HEC) and the Embassy of
France signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Tuesday, whereby the
Embassy will facilitate HEC in the selection of candidates for the
award of HEC scholarships and training in French Language in Pakistan. According
to a press release, Dr Sohail Naqvi, Executive Director HEC, and Daniel
Jouannueau, Ambassador of France to Pakistan, signed the agreement at
HEC Secretariat. Dr Javaid R Laghari, Chairman HEC, presided over the
ceremony. Speaking on the occasion, the ambassador said this
is a joint investment of the governments of Pakistan and France, adding
that the HEC scholars in France enjoy the same facilities as the French
students. He appreciated the performance of the Pakistani scholars,
studying in different universities of France. Dr Javaid Laghari
said in addition to strengthening the human resource, the programme is
a great source of cultural exchange between the two countries. He said
on average, 100 HEC scholars would return from France every year,
adding that the same number of scholars would leave for France each
year in the coming years. The chairman emphasised that the
research done by our scholars must be transferred to commercial and
industrial sectors, which would definitely help in improving the
overall economic condition of the country. "We are also looking forward
to enhanced collaborative research between the scholars and
universities of both the countries," he added. Dr Sohail Naqvi
said this agreement is yet another milestone in the longstanding
relationship of HEC and the French government, adding that the
Pakistani scholars are studying in the best institutions of France. He
said the cooperation began by sending nine scholars in 2003-04 and
gradually increased to around 100 students a year. "To date, HEC has
sent 564 scholars to reputable universities of France for PhD studies,"
he said.
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Annual examination distinction
Rawalpindi: Two real brothers and a sister topped in
their annual examination, says a press release. Qurat-ul-Ain Ali Awan,
a student of class IV, Army Public Schools and Colleges System (APSACS)
(Girls Branch), Humayun Road, got first position in the school by
obtaining 705 marks out of 725. Muhammad Ali Awan and Ahmed Ali Awan,
students of class III and II at the APSACS (Boys Branch), Ordnance
Road, got first position in the school by obtaining 620 and 625 marks
respectively. The shining students are siblings of Waheed Akram Awan, a
social worker of Singhori, Kaliam Awan. The news
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