PU BCom results annual examination 2010
Punjab University BCom result
Lahore, Aug 21: The Punjab University (PU) Examination
Department on Friday declared the result of B.Com, Part-II Annual
Examination 2010, according to which overall pass percentage remained
54.40. A total number of 39,944 male and female candidates had
appeared in the examination out of which 21,730 had been declared
successful. Out of a total number of 11,727 female candidates, as many
as 7,861 girls have passed the examination and as such their pass
percentage comes to 67.03 percent. As against this, a total number of
28,217 boys appeared in the examination and only 13,869 could qualify
the examination with a pass percentage of 49.15 percent. Similarly
from Lahore only, 8,957 boys appeared in the B.Com part-II examination
this year out of which 4,409 had been declared pass with a success
percentage of 49.22 percent. As compared to this, out of a total number
of 4,183 girls, 2729 girls have passed the examination and their success
rate is 65.24 percent. As such, out of a total number of 13,140 boys
and girls who appeared in the exam from Lahore, as many as 7,138 had
been declared successful with a pass percentage of 54.32.
Your Comments
"I thank to Almighty Allah that i passed this exam, Thanks to my parents, teachers and friends also."
Name: Fariha
Email: sara_farahi@hotmail.com
City, Country: lahore, Pakistan
"There is no need of B.commers in market."
Name: Mubeen
Email: hmmueen@gmail.com
City, Country:Bhakar
"forget my roll number,wanna know my result of b.com part 1 2010 ."
Name: tayyab khalid
Email:lovely_klz@yahoo.com
City, Country: lahore,pakistan
"Bull **** i lost again, i dont know what happend this time, every thing was fine during the exams but still fail... i curse u Punjab University. You people just love to fail hardworking students"
Name: neena
Email: www.neena@yahoo.com
City, Country: rawalpindi, pakistan
"congratulation to all that students who passed the exam"
Name: musarat abbas
Email: musaratabbas73@yahoo.com
City, Country: lahore pakistan
"me very happy to know that just at 15 years old student has become a graduate. i think government should sport to affan yasin the graduate. he deserve it.and media should coverage of this great success of affan yasin."
Name: M salman
Email: sms2salman@yahoo.com
City, Country: lahore, pakistan
"HAY EVERY ONE TO SLAM, I HOPE U WILL FIME. I AM STUDENT OF MBA LAST SEMSTER SO TAKE CARE U ALL. ************"
Name: shahzad khan
Email: city lahore pakistan
City, Country: lahore, pakistan
"Hy,i am a student of b.com(2).I want to know when will the result of b.com(1)annouced."
Name: Ayesha Nauman
Email: ayeshanauman76@yahoo.com
City, Country:Lahore,Pakistan
"MAY ALLAH HELP THOSE KIND OF PEOPLE WHO DEOSNT PASS THE B.COM 2 EXAMS THIS TIME. BETTER LUCK NEXT TIMES FRNDZ."
Name: JUNAID
Email: JUNAID_jsa@yahoo.com
City, Country: Lahore
"yra punjab uni mn numbers zyada keun nhi aty aur b.com part 1 ka result kb aey ga khyer sy?"
Name: Muhammad luqman
Email: Mujahed_luqman@yahoo.com
City, Country: taxila
"paper to bht acha hua tha.bt bad luck ho gai.congratultion to all the students who pass the b.com examination.plz pray for me."
Name: Ata ullah
Email: ataullahkamboh@tyahoo.com
City, Country: Shahkot,Pakistan
"Hy,i am a student of b.com(2).I want to know when will the result of b.com(1)annouced"
Name: faisal
Email: ataullahkamboh@tyahoo.com
City, Country: faisalabad
"hi,i am a student of b.com part 1 plz plz i just wana to know when result will be declared of b.com part 1?plz reply hurry up today.I want to know when will the result of b.com(1)annouced"
Name: IQRA
Email: firstnamealiali97@yahoo.com
City, Country: kasur,pakistan
"yara ye punjab university wale kya krte hn jahan number dene hote hn waha nhi dete, or jahan nhi dene hote wahan truck bhr k de dete hn. ( think different )"
Name: bhatti+bhatti
Email: waqif789@ymail.com
City, Country: sargodha
"hi,i am a student of b.com part 1 plz plz i just wana to know when result will be declared of b.com part 1?"
Name: sara mirza
Email: sfsmirza@yahoo.com
City, Country: lahore pakistan
"KASUR ME GIRLZ K LIYE B SEPARATE COMMERCE CLG BNAYA JAYE Q K BOYZ CLG ME INHEY ASMISSION NAHI MIL RAHA,JINKO MILA UNKI BEZTI HOTI H"
Name: IQRA
Email: sami_9920@yahoo.com
City, Country: kasur,pakistan
"b.com is veryEASY"
Name: waqar ali
Email: zaidi.syed77@YAHOO.COM
City, Country:nowshera virkan
"PLZZZZZZZ TELL ME WHEN THE PU DECLARED THE RESUT OF B.COM PART 1?"
Name: shan
Email: Choclate_Boy_311@yahoo.com
City, Country:SARGODHA
"salam. . . . . i wanna get information about fee t8 how much fee is B.COM 1(private) supp. and B.COM 2(private) both"
Name: aman
Email: mani_saim89@yahoo.com
City, Country:karachi
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15-year-old passes graduation
Lahore: Muhammad Afan Yasin, a student from Lahore, has made a unique record by passing
his graduation at the age of 15. According to the press release issued
on Friday, Affan Yaseen passed his matriculation at the age of 11 and
intermediate at the age of 13 years while he completed his graduation,
BCom from Punjab University, when he was only 15 years old.
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Private college bags top 10 positions
Lahore: The students of the Punjab College bagged top 10 positions in the Punjab
Universityís BCom Examinations 2010. According to a press statement,
Mohammad Sarwar, Huma Afzal and Sehar Asad clinched first, second and
third position securing 1170, 1164 and 1160 marks respectively.
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Private campuses reopen, defy govt orders
Lahore: Challenging the writ of the government
once again, private schools have opened their campuses, ignoring the
government's notification according to which all private and government
schools were scheduled to reopen after September 9. Some private
schools had opened their campuses on August 16 while many leading
private schools reopened on August 20, Friday, with examination schedule
starting from August 23, Monday. A notification of School Education
Department, Punjab, issued on May 31, a copy available with The News,
clearly mentions that schedule of summer vacation would be observed in
all the schools (government/privately managed) in Punjab w.e.f June 1 to
September 9. It is pertinent to mention that most of the leading
private schools had also defied the government's notification by not
observing the summer holidays from the day fixed by the government in
June this year. The stakeholders are quite critical of the
government's inability to bring private sector under some kind of
control as, over the years, they have been demanding a regulatory body
for private schools but to no avail. It is important to note here
that many of the private schools have opened campuses in the name of
summer camps duly allowed by the Punjab government in June, 2010. The
Lahore Literati is among those private schools that opened their
campuses on Friday while Esna Foundation, Fairfield High School and many
other schools have informed parents about reopening of their schools
from 23 August. According to the government, the decision to allow
private schools for summer camps was taken in the wake of extended
summer vacation as compared to previous years, adoption of five days
week and squeezed academic session. The stakeholders also argued
that the government had failed to ensure uniformity with regard to
syllabus followed by private and public sector schools but it was
pathetic that the government could not ensure uniformity in working of
schools. The News could not reach Schools secretary Muhammad Aslam Kamboh for comments. When
contacted, EDO Education Dr Muhammad Arshad said the government had
taken strict notice of private schools' not following its directive and
opening up campuses before the announced schedule. "All such schools
are being closed", Dr Muhammad Arshad said, adding that the people
should contact EDO Education Office in case they have any complaints
against private educational institutes. The news
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Private schools allowed holding partial classes
Lahore: The education department has allowed private schools to
call the students of Class V, VIII, IX, and X for preparation of their
examinations. Education EDO Dr Mohammad Arshad said that the
department had only allowed the private schools to open the
institutions before Sept 15 so that the studies of those students whose
exams were approaching should not affect. "However, the schools
calling the students of other classes will face action," the EDO said
and added that two institutions – The Punjab School and Kurban School –
had been issued notices for violating the government direction. The
Punjab government had extended summer vacation to Sept 15 for all
public and private schools, primarily for Ramazan and loadshedding. The private schools associations had protested the decision and urged the government to allow them to open the institutions.
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Visitors to BVH suffer: Police rough up doctors, QAMC students
Bahawalpur: A police contingent let loose its indignation at the
Bahawal Victoria Hospital doctors who joined the students in their
protest. Also, visitors to the hospital's OPD got more trouble
than relief on Friday as some students of the allied Quaid-i-Azam
Medical College forced the doctors to join them in their protest. The students boycotted their classes for the second consecutive day,
demanding exemption from loadshedding and other concessions. With the doctors staying away from duty, the patients faced
inconvenience. The police baton-charged the protesters to prevent any
untoward happening. QAMC Principal Dr Ijaz Hussain Shah said that the administration prevented the doctors from joining the protest.
BVH Medical Superintendent Dr Altaf Malik said some of the doctors
accompanied the students but they resumed work shortly afterwards. District Police Officer Babar Bakht Qureshi told this correspondent
that there was no truth in the statement of the Pakistan Medical
Association's Punjab chapter that 70 doctors had been arrested. He said only 20 QAMC students had been taken into custody in connection with Thursday's violence. It was learnt the police released the students after their successful negotiations with the college administration. Dawn
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PU directed to submit record
Lahore: An election tribunal of Lahore High Court on Friday directed
the Punjab University to submit the record of BA degree of PML-N MPA
Farah Deeba till August 24 on a petition seeking her disqualification on
the basis of bogus degree. On last hearing, the court had sought
the degree record of woman MPA but the varsity failed to submit the said
record on Friday. The tribunal showing annoyance delay gave fresh
orders to the university in this regard. The LHC election tribunal was
hearing a petition filed by Shahida Parveen challenging the election of
MPA Farah Deeba for allegedly having a fake degree. The petitioner
submitted that Farah, daughter of comic legend Rangeela, was elected as
the Member of Punjab Assembly on a special seat reserved for women.
Parveen said that Deeba had allegedly lied to the Election Commission
and her degree was fake. Majid Karim Khokhar, the petitioner's
counsel, submitted that Farah's actions were in violation of Articles 62
and 63 of the Constitution and requested the court to declare her
election illegal. After hearing the arguments, the tribunal issued a notice to Farah Deeba for August 20 and sought record from the university. The nation
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Distinction
Lahore: Hira Ahmed of ACE International School Lahore achieved 7 A's in the O-Level Cambridge International Examination.
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D.Com position
Lahore: Hafiz
Ishtiaq Ahmed, son of Naimat Ali, has secured the second position in
the D.Com annual examination 2010 in Government College of Commerce,
Allama Iqbal Town. He wants to become a lawyer in future.
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PEF result
Lahore: The Punjab Education Foundation (PEF) on Friday announced the result of 4th
Quality Assurance Test of NSP held in Chiniot, Lodhran, Muzaffargarh,
Bahawalpur and Rajanpur. According to result, out of 45 schools, 44
schools have passed the test. The detailed result is available at PEF
website www.pef.edu.pk.
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