HSC Part-II Humanities (Suppl) results 2010
BIEK declares HSC Part-II Humanities (Suppl) results
Karachi, March 25: Board of Intermediate Education, Karachi (BIEK),
announced the supplementary exam results of Humanities (Regular and
Private) Group on Wednesday. According to the Controller of
Examination Professor Agha Akber Mirza, at least 17 unfair means cases
were reported during the exams of Humanities (Private) Group. As many
as 2,300 male candidates registered for the examination, of whom 2,195
appeared and 1,319 passed the supplementary papers, with a pass
percentage of 60.09. Similarly, 2,131 female candidates
registered for the examination, of whom 2,036 appeared and 1,155
candidates were declared successful. The overall pass percentage was
56.73. Marks-sheets would be despatched to the candidates' mailing
address as given in the examination forms. Out of 731 male
candidates registered for the Humanities (Regular) Group, 678
candidates took up the papers and 300 passed the exams. The pass
percentage was 44.25. 3,929 female candidates were registered, of whom
3,702 appeared in the exams and 1,613 were declared successful, with a
pass percentage of 43.57. No unfair means case was reported during and
after the exams. The news
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"hsc part2 supplementary humanities 2011 ka result kub aega bhaee?"
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"plz batae k both parts private result kab aye ga plz tell me?"
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SU to start 18 credit hours' PhD course soon
Hyderabad: The executive council of the University of Sindh
has decided to introduce 18 credit hours course for PhD degree
programme as per criteria approved by the Higher Education Commission
in Faculty of Natural Sciences and Faculty of Social Sciences in its
first phase from January 2011. It was decided at a meeting of the council, chaired by Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr Nazir A.Mugahl on Wednesday.
The meeting discussed ways and means for introduction of Ph.D course in
different disciplines under 18 credit hours in the light of criteria of
the HEC. It advised faculties of arts, pharmacy and commerce
and business administration to develop proposal for discussion and
approval of executive council meeting. The VC floated an idea
for uniformity in university's letterhead by mentioning the
University's name on top of it and name of any faculty or department in
second line. The meeting appreciated and approved the idea. The meeting gave serious thought to problems of university teachers
which include up-gradation of hard cases of faculty members, raise in
telephone bills in light of decisions taken by other universities and
allotment of residential plots in the third phase. The VC
said that the demands made by the Sindh University Teachers Union are
reasonable and, while approving it in principle, the meeting decided
that the same would be discussed in Vice Chancellors Committee and
would be placed before syndicate meeting of the University for
approval. The VC briefed the participants about his meetings
with the VCs of Mehran University of Engineering and Technology and
Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences. He said that old
land dispute between three universities were resolved amicably.
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Primary teachers plan rally
Dadu: The Primary Teachers Association (PTA) has announced
that it will stage a demonstration outside chief minister house in
Karachi on April 14 and protest against delay in resolution of
teachers' problems. The announcement was made by PTA
president Rafiq Ahmed Jarwar at a gathering of teachers belonging to
Dadu as well as Larkana, Naushahro Feroze, Jamshoro, Matiari and other
districts in primary main school here on Wednesday. Later, they took out a protest rally and demonstration outside the press club.
Addressing the protesters, the PTA leader said that primary teachers
were performing duties in schools in far flung areas but the education
department was not resolving their problems. PTA leader from
Larkana Ali Raza Shah said that private schools provide better salaries
and facilities to the teachers than the government schools. PTA district president of Naushahro Feroze Pir Muzaffar, Allauddin
Shah, Fatah Kakepoto and Amir Solangi also spoke on the occasion. Dawn
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