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BSEK declares SSC Part-II results: Mama Parsi girl tops secondary exams
KARACHI, July 13 - The Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) on Thursday announced the results of
Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Part-II for General Group (Regular and
Private candidates) Annual Examination 2007.
A total of 72.04 percent regular
candidates were declared passed in the examination while about 71.77 percent
private candidates were also declared pass.
The result was officially
announced at the BSEK where the BSEK Chairman Brig Rtd Salahuddin Qureshi and
Controller of Examination Bizat Ullah Khan announced the name of four candidates
who secured top three positions in the examination. Anum Khan bearing Roll No
733642 from Mama Parsi Girls School has secured 1st position with 90.35 percent
marks. Securing 90.24 percent marks, Muhammad Safi (Roll No-662840) from BVS
Parsi High School and Nida Zamir (Roll No-725682) obtained 2nd position in the
examination, while third position was secured by Alamdar Raza (Roll No-662833)
from BVS Parsi High School, acquiring 89.41 percent marks.
According to the
statistics, a total of 27102 regular candidates registered for this exam out of
which 2665 candidates appeared.
Among total 19210 passing candidates, 250
passed in A-1 Grade, 1374 in A Grade, 3129 in B Grade, 6793 in C Grade, 6502 in
D Grade and 1162 in E Grade.
On the other hand in the Private group, total
35662 candidates were registered in the examination out which about 34811
candidates appeared. While a total of 24984 candidates declared to be passed,
out of which 270 passed in A-1 Grade, 1753 in A Grade, 4356 in B Grade, 8595 in
C Grade, 8164 in D Grade and 1454 in E Grade in the examination.
During the
announcement session, Chairman BSEK Salahudin Qureshi bailed out any such
possibility that the private schools gradually have overtaken the Private
schools as all the position holders are from the Private group.
"The
difference between the Private and Public schools candidates is very low. It's a
competitive examination and both the school tries to overtake the top position,"
he added.
He appreciated the Sindh Government over the decision of 2 percent
graze marks to all students as well as the combined examination for IX and X
classes.
"We all know what happened during the Examination. Electricity has
become such an essential aspect in our life that every other aspect badly
affects in its breakdown. So the decision of graze marks was absolutely fruitful
and timely," added Salahuddin Qureshi.
Moreover he claimed that the announced
results were prepared on 100 percent merit basis.
The Controller of
Examination Bizatullh Khan rejected any case of paper out in black market before
due time.
"The complaints of Urdu and Pak Studies paper outs was nothing but
a rumours as none can prove that," he added. However he claimed not to have any
impact over the results. Answering another question over the effectively of the
Examination vigilance team, he admitted to add some reforms in the
process.
"Total 75 vigilance team was formed during the exam. But complaints
of resistance in performing their duties were reported. However a report is
under process in this matter. Action will be taken on this matter on the basis
of the report. It would be a reform for the system," Bizat Ullah Khan
elaborated.
Talking to Journalists, 2nd position holder Nida Zamir expressed
her happiness and dedicated her success to her parents and school. Answering a
question over any difficulties in examination preparation due to the electricity
breakdown, she responded as little. "I have prepared for the examination long
before the examination. It was only a time for revision. So electricity could
not effect her preparation that much," she added. However, commenting over the
matriculation system of education she showed her optimistic approach. "System
gives you nothing. You need to improve your own skills.
But the system is
little unpredictable as I scored 55 out of 75 marks in my IX class Pakistan
Studies paper that was much below my expectation," she said.
The 2nd position
holder Muhammad Saif termed his entire success to his mother who had done more
hard work than he did.
"My mother is the key of my success who did all my
work. She prepared my notes, guided and corrected me in my every part of
education. It was impossible without her," he added.
His mother Shamim
Akhter, who is a housewife but LLB graduate emphasised over the importance of
parental supervision in order to make their children successful. "My son was
always a good student. I have just given him what schools and tuition centres
could not provide. That is the constant attentions and supervision of their
educational activities. Its very important," she added.
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| Education News | | Updated: 24 May, 2012 |
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