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Inter exams, 170 students caught cheating | Dow MBBS results
170 students caught cheating in inter exams
Karachi, May 17, 2008: Among the 170 students caught cheating during the three days of the intermediate examinations in Karachi, only
three were girls.
The report of visits of examination centers by the
vigilance committees and chairman Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK)
compiled on Friday revealed this interesting trend.
"We have compiled
reports of different vigilance committees and have been visiting various
examination centers since the three days. It has been declared that 170 students
were caught cheating. Only three were girl students, otherwise the cheating rate
was high in boys," said Chairman BIEK, Anwar Ahmedzai in his office on Friday. He added that girl students were not caught red
handed, but some paper material was found in their possession. Girl students are
paying more attention to their education than boys, said Ahmedzai.
He
also said that KESC did not accept the BIEK's request to change the
load-shedding schedule during the days of the examinations.
"From
Saturday, 78 more examination centers will be in use as the exams of commerce
private and regular will start, and 36,000 more students will be giving their
exams," said Ahmedzai adding that power failures would further increase
problems.
Ninety eight exams center are already setup and 36,000
students have been giving their examinations. On Saturday the number of students
will double to 72,000.
According to reports not a single case of
impersonation has been reported from any of the examination centers in
Karachi. Daily Times
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DUHS announces MBBS results
Karachi: The Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS)
issued on Friday the results of the MBBS First Year Part A, First Semester of
Dow Medical College, Sindh Medical College and Dow International Medical
College. According to the results, 727 students appeared in the examination, 652
passed whereas 75 failed. Pass percentage of the students is 89.68 per cent. In
another statement, the DUHS said candidates of the Institute of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation can submit their examination form with fees of Rs600
of First Year, First Semester of B.S Occupational Therapy up to May 17 (today).
Meanwhile, the university announced that examination of B S First Year, First
Semester will be start from May 20.
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College lecturer shot at, injured
Karachi: A college lecturer was shot at and critically injured by
unidentified outlaws. The incident took place in the lecturer's house, within
the jurisdiction of the Al-Falah police station.
Munir Ahmed Arian was
shot at by bandits at about 07:00 a.m. Friday. Initially the police were
confused about whether it was an "inside job" or if some outsider had barged
into the house and fired at the professor, while he was asleep in his room.
Arain is a serving lecturer at the Jamia Millia College.
The neighbours
heard gunshots from his house and knocked at the door but nobody answered.
Subsequently, they climbed the wall and woke up the family. During the search,
Arain was found lying in a pool of blood in his room. He had been shot once in
the abdomen. He was rushed to the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPGMC) in
a critical condition where doctors operated upon him.
SHO Al-Falah,
Azhar, claimed that a pistol was found under the bed of the injured lecturer.
The weapon was confiscated. The police will check the fingerprints on it to
determine whether it was used by an insider or by outsiders.
SHO Azhar
said that the victim's wife refused to talk to the police. She said that they
should speak to Arain himself when he regained consciousness. The professor
awoke late Friday night, but even he refused to record his statement, even
though the SHO maintained that his statement would help in the
investigation.
PPI adds: Sindh Professors and Lecturers Association
(SPLA) on Friday strongly condemned the attack on Assistant Professor of Jamia
Millia Government Science College, Munir Arain, and said that there was law of
jungle in Sindh.
The SPLA at a meeting presided over by its leader, Syed
Riyaz Ahsan, said the culprits were moving freely in the city, leaving life and
property of the citizens insecure while the rulers had adopted lull over the
issue. It was also observed that the police had failed in overcoming the crimes
in the city.
The meeting also expressed concern over insecurity in the
colleges and the residences of the staff colonies and said that there were no
proper security arrangements in the colleges and staff colonies. The News
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Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam student's arrest sparks protest
Hyderabad: A large number of students boycotted their classes
following the arrest of a student of Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam,
Asadullah Veesar by police on Friday. They blocked Hyderabad-Mirpurkhas Road for
quite a time.
Reports said law enforcement agencies reached there and
resorted to violence against students. They also tortured a point bus driver
when he refused to hand them keys of the bus.
This infuriated the
university employees who joined the students in blocking the road. The blockade
was later cleared by the law enforcement agencies.
Sources said Students
Action Committee and employees had convened separate meetings for Saturday to
chalk out future course of action. Dawn
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| Education News | | Updated: 25 May, 2012 |
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