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Lahore Board announced Intermediate exam results, GCU positions
GCU students dominate BISE inter-exam results
Lahore, Aug 16, 2008: Government College University (GCU) students were in the spotlight
during the announcement of the results of the Lahore Board of Intermediate and
Secondary Education (BISE) annual examinations for intermediate classes (11 and
12) on Friday.
GCU student Ahsan Ismail topped the results in all groups.
GCU students also grabbed the top three positions of the pre-engineering group
and all three positions of the General Science group.
Of the total
108,072 students who sat the exams, 55,704 passed, bringing the pass percentage
to 51.54 percent. This is very low compared to last year's pass percentage,
which was 72.67 percent.
The results were announced at a ceremony
organised by the BISE. Since the government has yet to appoint a provincial
minister for education, the chief guest of the ceremony was Excise and Taxation
Minister Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman. BISE Acting Chairman Maqsood Mumtaz, Secretary
Haji Muhammad Dogar, Controller of Examinations Prof Manzurul Hassan Niazi and
Higher Education Department Secretary Arifa Saboohi were also present at the
ceremony.
The results: According to the combined results, GCU's Ahsan
Ismail got the highest score of 1,026 out of 1,100. Kinnaird College (KC)
student Maryam Javed was second with 1,024 marks. GCU student Waqar Ali was
close behind with 1,023 marks.
Pre-medical (boys):
1)
Muhammad Umair, a District Public School for Boys Okara student, scored
1,012.
2) Harris Abdullah, a Suffa Educational Complex Okara student,
scored 995.
3) Muhammad Usman Farooq, a student of Forman Christian
College University (FCCU), scored 993.
Pre-medical
(girls):
1) KC student Wardah Malik scored 1,018.
2) Mariam
Baig, a Lahore College for Women University (LCWU), scored 1,004.
3) KC
students Fizza Mubasher and Aneeqa Nasir Qureshi shared the third spot with an
identical score of 1,000.
Pre-engineering (boys): GCU students secured
all three top spots of this group.
1) Ahsan Ismail scored
1,026.
2) Waqar Ali scored 1,023.
3) Rizwan Tariq scored
1,019.
Pre-engineering (girls)
1) KC student Maryam Javaid
scored 1,024 marks
2) Hadia Sajjad, a Kasur Public High School for Girls
student, scored 1,005.
3) Two KC students, Farah Latif and Zahra Tahir,
scored 1,002 to share the spot.
General Science (boys): This group was
dominated by GCU students
1) Zainul Abidin scored 929.
2)
Usama Tariq scored 920
3) Mehroz Sabir scored 918.
General
Science (girls)
1) LCWU student Affira Atta scored 985
marks.
2) Punjab College for Women student Memoona Javaid scored 983
marks.
3) KC student Kiran Arif scored 975 marks.
Commerce
Groups (boys)
1) Muneer Hussain, a student of Punjab College of
Commerce, scored 929.
2) Shehraiz, a Superior College of Information
Technology and Management Sciences student, scored 908
3) Arif Raza, a
student of MAO College, scored 904 marks.
Commerce group
(girls)
1) Sana Qadeer, a Punjab College for Women student secured
935 marks.
2) Humaira Manzoor, a private candidate, scored 905.
3)
Huma Naz, a Ravi College for Women student, scored 897.
Humanities
(boys)
1) Private candidate Malik Rafaqat Ali topped this group with
910 marks.
2) Private candidate Mehfooz Ahmed Bhatti scored
900.
3) GCU student Nokhaiz Rasool Cheema scored
899.
Humanities (girls)
1) Nomana Khalid, a Government
College For Women, Wahdat Road student, scored 924 to top this group.
2)
Farah Tariq, an LCWU student, scored 921.
3) Fazeelat Ishaq, a private
candidate from Sheikhupura, scored 918.
Cash awards:
The top three
position holders of all groups were given cash awards. Those who stood first in
their groups were given Rs 20,000, those coming second got Rs 15,000, while
those coming third were given Rs 10,000.
The VCs, principals and teachers
of the students were also given gold medals.
The parents of private
candidates were given gold medals, certificates and a copy each of the Holy
Quran.
Farmer's daughter:
Addressing the ceremony, Minister
Shujaur Rehman praised Fazeelat Ishaq, a farmer's daughter, who won the third
position in the Humanities group with 918 marks. Various other guests also
appreciated her work.
Fazeelat said she was happy that her hard work had
paid off.
Muhammad Ishaq, the girl's father, said he was very proud of
his daughter's achievement. He said he would educate his daughter according to
her wishes.
*Ahsan Ismail : I want to become an electrical
engineer and dream of studying at LUMS. I think the procedure to check exam
paper should be improved. I think entry tests are good as they check the
students' calibre. Poverty and illiteracy are Pakistan's basic problems. We
should find the root causes of suicide attacks and terrorism to effectively
eradicate them.
*Maryam Javed : I think our education system
is improving and I am satisfied with it. I want to become an electrical engineer
and have already gained admission to LUMS. Entry tests should be held, but their
percentage of requirement should be reduced and students should not be afraid of
them. I condemn extremists because they kill innocent people.
*Waqar
Ali : I also want to become an electrical engineer. I don't like the
double standards of our education system. There should be uniformity in the
country's education system. I think entry tests are an unnecessary burden on the
students. Terrorists are deprived people and they can be brought into the
mainstream if we address their problems.
*Wardah Malik : I
want to become a doctor and want to gain admission to King Edward Medical
University (KEMU). The entry tests are a hurdle in the talented students' way of
obtaining admission into good colleges. Pakistan's education system should be
improved, especially at the matric level. I don't think suicide attackers should
be called Muslims because Islam is the religion of peace.
*Affira
Atta : I want to become an architect and want a degree in the best
institution in this field. We need to improve our education system and bring it
at par with international standards. The current system should be abolished
because it supports cramming and not learning. Terrorists and suicide attackers
are defaming Islam and Pakistan and should be stopped.
*Mariam
Baig : The marking system of entry tests is unsatisfactory because it
deprives hundreds of students from getting admitted to good colleges. I want to
become a doctor and to get admission in KEMU. Our education system should be
brought at par with international standards. The government should try to solve
the problems of terrorists to end terrorism.
*Hadia Sajjad : The entry test system should be abolished. I want to become an
electrical engineer and will try to gain admission in the best institution.
Pakistan's greatest problems are extremism and the prevailing political crisis.
Both issues are tarnishing our country's name internationally. The government
should hold talks with the extremists and solve the issue.
*Sana Qadeer : I want to become an economist and also want a degree in
management sciences. The entry tests should be abolished as they ruin 12 years
of the students' hard work in just two hours. I am satisfied with our education
system, but it can be improved. Terrorism is maligning Muslims and Pakistanis
across the world. Daily Times
Your Comments
"Very informative.As entry test might be abolished for 2008,it would be very helpful foe the students if all Punjab Boards,total result for Fsc pre.medical & pre-eng.are published so the students can know where possibly they can get admission,as it will show total merit for punjab including Fedrel board.Thanks a lot: Dr. Zakir."
Name: Dr. Zakir
Email: urfanzakir@hotmail.com
City, Country: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
"the toper of hssc got 1024 marks. in my opinion it was wrong to be soo leanent in marking with the students of lhr board because other boards of punjab are not so leanent and their students dont get enough marks. so when these students who got less marks as compare to lhr board appear in entry test then there is a large gap between there numbers. merit goes so high only because of leanent marking of some boards and eligible student could not occupy the place that they deserve. so all boards should have same criteria of paper checking and there should be only one paper of a perticular exam through out the pakistan."
Name: aiman asif
Email: mnasif_thegreat@yahoo.com
City, Country: sargodha, Pakistan
"we need result of lahore board ssc part 1."
Name: rizwan
Email: rizwan_pak2009@yahoo.com
City, Country: rwp, Pakistan
"the education system of pakistan is unsatisfactory.sometimes marks are gained by students by hook or.this is not of much value.my view about entry test is that negative marking should not be included bz it is major cause of reducing number to gain in entry test.if entry test is not necessary then merit should be start from 890\1100."
Name: Muhammad Ali
Email: www.beautiful_karachi@yahoo.com
City, Country: Pakistan
"i want to know how a private candidate can take private addmission for MA and when examz going to b happen...plz anyone send me information on my email address ."
Name: Aminah
Email: aminahthegr8@hotmail.com
City, Country: lahore, Pakistan
"The marks system in Pakistan is unsatisfactory.Please improve it ."
Name: khizra
Email: Khizra_pak2009@yahoo.com
City, Country: okara, Pakistan
"Government of Pakistan should build new universities in the country in order to meet the requirements of young generation because there are very small number of good universities in Pakistan than the students.Most of the students could not get admission in those universities because of very high merit in those universities ."
Name: Ahmad
Email: ahmad_farooq007@hotmail.com
City, Country: Lahore, Pakistan
"V.V good result. congratulation all of u.now enjoy ur success"
Name: Abeer
Email: fasy_honey59@yahoo.com
City, Country: Lahore, Pakistan
"NEEDS TO WORK TO GET UP TO EXPECTATIONS. THE SYSTEM OF ENTRY TEST SHOULD BE ABOLISHED , SO THE HARD WORKING STUDENTS COULD GET BETTER OPPORTUNITIES. "
Name: FATIMA
Email: PARADISE_ZIA@ROCKETMAIL.COM
City, Country: Lahore, Pakistan
"plz my result announs 03-01-2010 intermediat part II Name Muhammad Naseer Roll no 11648 plz email"
Name: Muhammad Naseer
Email: mnaseer_111@yahoo.com
City, Country: chichawatni pakistan
"I like to become a softwere engneer"
Name: Ali Bahadur
Email: ali.bahadur@rocketmail.com
City, Country: Lahore
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Lahore Inter Supplementry exams from October 11
Lahore: The Intermediate Part-I & II (Supplementary)
Examination 2008 will commence from October 11, 2008. According to the schedule
issued by the Lahore board, the last date for the submission of form with single
fee is September 3, with double fee September 10, while with triple fee the last
date is September 17.
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Humanaties students lose English grades
Lahore: Only 26.24 per cent candidates of the humanities group could pass
the intermediate English examination, exposing the declining standard of arts
education.
According to the result gazette issued by the Board of
Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore, last year 38.83 per cent
private candidates and 67.94 per cent regular candidates passed the English
examination. This year only 17.98 per cent of private candidates of humanities
group passed this paper while the pass-ratio of regular candidates is 37.56 per
cent.
Science group students, however, showed some consistency in their
performance in the subject of English. Last year, 97.97 per cent of pre-medical
group students (regular) passed English examination while 87.18 private students
cleared this exam. This year, 95.45 per cent of regular students passed English
examination while the pass rate of private students was 83.10 per
cent.
Among pre-engineering group students, 97.30 per cent regular
students passed the English examination last year and 81.32 private students
cleared this exam. This year, the pass rate of regular students is 92.03 and
that of private students is 82.25 per cent.
A comparative study of
Science Group and Humanities Group shows that science students usually score
higher than humanities group students in English examination.
Sabahat
Hussain Naqvi, the former incharge of the Department of English Language and
Literature, Government MAO College, said that arts students performed poorly
because they were neglected despite the fact that arts studies were as important
as sciences.
He said that the pass rate of arts students should be
higher than of science students as English was one of the major subjects for
them. "But the situation is opposite here," he said adding that "special
attention must be paid on humanities group students".
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'BISE refuses Rs .2m award to disabled girl'
Lahore: PML-Q parliamentarian Ayesha Javed on a point of order in the
Punjab assembly has alleged that Lahore Board of Intermediate and Secondary
Education (BISE) has not provided Rs 200,000 to a female disabled student
despite a promise by the chief minister.
She was of the view that Chief
Minister Mian Shahbaz Sharif had invited the disabled female student who got
position in BISE exams to the Chief Minister's House where he had announced Rs
200,000 for her as a reward.
Ayesha Javed alleged that the Director
General Public Relations department was pressurising the family of the girl to
give a statement to the media that she had received the amount but the girl had
refused to give such a statement.
She claimed that the Lahore BISE
officials had conveyed to the family of this female student to receive a cheque
of Rs 10,000, as they did not have sufficient amount.
Responding to her
allegation, law Minister Rana Sana Ullah Khan was of the view that it was not
possible on the part of BISE officials to deny the amount to the girl.
However, he assured the House that he would look into the matter and
would ensure the provision of promised amount to the female student. Rana Sana
Ullah Khan further announced that Chief Minister Mian Shahbaz Sharif has
announced to award Rs 200,000 to all the students who got top positions in
FA/FSC examination. The News
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