Malakand, Mardan HSSC results 2010
Malakand, Mardan HSSC results: Girls clinch top positions
Timegara, July 20: Saeeda Rabia Habib of the Malakand Public School, Dargai
topped the overall results of the annual higher secondary school certificate
(HSSC) examination 2010, announced by the Board of Intermediate and secondary
Education (BISE) Malakand Chakdara on Monday. She secured 949 marks out of
1,100. Mushtaq Khan of the same college stood second with 939 marks.
Sharjil Anjum of the Government Collage Gulabad, Lower Dir, stood third bagging
938 marks. Announcing the result assistant controller of examinations
Prof Mohammad Iqbal said a total of 11,872 candidates appeared in the
examination out of which 8,411 were declared successful. The overall result, he
said remained 70.85 per cent. In pre-medical group, Saeeda Rabia Habib
got first position with 949 marks, Noushin Zahid of the Jamal English Education
Academy, Chakdara stood second with 934 marks while Samreen of the Oxford
English Education Academy Batkhela got third position with 927 marks. In
pre-engineering group, Mushtaq Khan of the Malakand Public School and College,
Dargai got first position with 939 marks, Sharjil Anjum of the Jamal English
education Academy, Chakdara got second position with 938 marks while Hiwad Ahmad
of the Oxford English education Academy Batkhela secured third position with 923
marks. In humanities group, Zaheer Abbas of the Government College
Dargai got first position with 857 marks, a private student Mohammad Suhail of
the Malakand Agency obtained second position with 851 marks while a private girl
student Khadija got third position with 812 marks. Our Correspondent
adds from Mardan: Maria Gulnaz of Nisar Shaheed Intermediate College, Risalpur,
Nowshera, topped the examination of higher secondary school certificate,
according to results announced by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary
Education Mardan. She got 974 marks. Yasir Ali of Jinnah Model School
and College Zaida, Swabi, got second position with 972 marks while Nimra Riaz of
Peace School and College Nowshera Cantt stood third by obtaining 970 marks.
According to results, a total 48,619 candidates of both part-I and
part-II appeared in the annual examination in which 13,378 students in part-I
while 14,203 students in part-II passed with 56.77 and 56.69 percentage,
respectively. The female students outshined boys and clinched 13 out of top 20
positions. Dawn
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AIOU announces marks of PTC assignments
Islamabad: Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU), under a new system, announced the marks of home assignments
of students of PTC programme for Semester Autumn 2009, prior to declaration of
final result. Controller of Examination, Hafiz Ullah advised the students
waiting for their final results to get the result of home assignments from the
university website website www.aiou.edu.pk. In case of any ambiguity,
students can contact him personally or at his 051-9057323. Daily times
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Urdu dictionary
The completion of the 22-volume Urdu dictionary is a matter of satisfaction for
the nation and a tribute to the country's lexicographers, philologists,
etymologists and litterateurs — some of them no more in this world — whose
vision and commitment to Urdu's cause have finally been crowned with success.
Although the function marking the completion of this Herculean effort by teams
of dedicated men and women was held in Karachi on Saturday, the last volume of
the dictionary, containing 200,000 entries, came off the press last April,
marking the culmination of a hard and painstaking intellectual labour spread
over 52 years. Besides being Pakistan's national language, Urdu is widely
understood in Afghanistan and the Gulf region. And thanks to South Asian
immigrants the English-speaking world also has millions of Urdu speakers, with
their ethnic Urdu press and electronic media — and the concomitant Urdu
mushaira. This has led to an interest in Urdu worldwide, with virtually all
prestigious universities abroad having Urdu departments and chairs. Urdu
is a unique language, having an extraordinary ability that lends itself to
aliens, for an Urdu word, to go Shakespearean, "doth become the mouth as well".
Evolved over a millennium of interaction among peoples from Central Asia, the
Middle East, Afghanistan and the subcontinent, Urdu has proven to be a living
language, absorbing without inhibition words from other languages quickly. It
has also exported words. A large number of Urdu words have found their way into
the English language. Similarly, words from Pakistan's regional languages have
become part of mainstream Urdu. While it is good to know that work on a concise
version has already begun, one hopes that Urdu Lughat: Tareekhi usool par will
be made available to all Pakistani universities, colleges and public libraries
at subsidised prices. Dawn
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SSC exams distinction
Rawalpindi: Muneeb Saleem, a student of the Army Public
School and College for Boys, Ordnance Road, got 488 marks in the Secondary
School Certificate (SSC) Part-I Examination 2010 of the Federal Board of
Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE), says a press release. The news
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