HSC humanities exams results, 33 pass percentage
33pc pass HSC humanities exams
Karachi, Oct 23: Only one of the more than 13,000 humanities group candidates
got A-1 grade in the higher secondary school certificate annual exams. On the
other hand, 27 of the 114 special school candidates in their separate exams
obtained A-1 grade. The results of both the exams were declared by the
Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK) on Thursday. According to
the BIEK statistics, 13,621 candidates – 1,696 boys and 11,925 girls – took the
HSC Part-II (humanities) annual examinations-2009. Of them, only 4,497
candidates – 352 boys and 4145 girls – were declared successful. The pass
percentage of boys remained 20.75 and that of girls 34.76, while the overall
pass percentage stood at 33.02. All top three positions in the exams
were bagged by girls. Zainab Haroon (Roll No 137728), daughter of
Mohammad Haroon, a student of BAMM PECHS Govt College for Women, stood first in
the exams by obtaining 883 (A-1 grade) out of a total 1100 marks. Ifrah
Zafar (138147), d/o Zafar Aitemad, got the second position with 874 marks (A
grade) while Zainab Zahid (Roll No 138160), d/o Zahid Saeed, got the third
position with 842 marks (A grade). Both the position-holders were students of DA
Degree College for Women, Phase-VIII. A grade-wise breakdown of the
results shows that only one female candidate got A-1 grade, 52 candidates (four
boys and 48 girls) secured A grade, 529 candidates (26 boys and 503 girls)
obtained B grade, 1,715 candidates (123 boys and 1,592 girls) got C grade and
1,995 candidates (170 boys and 1,825 girls) got D grade. Two hundred and five
candidates (29 boys and 176 girls) were placed in E grade. Special
schools Afreen Akram (Roll No 155312), d/o Mohammad Akram, a student of
the Ida Rieu School and College for Deaf, topped the HSC Part-II humanities
group annual examinations-2009 conducted for the students of special schools.
She obtained 1003 out of 1100 marks (91.27 per cent). Sanam Virani (Roll
No155355), d/o Sher Ali Virani, obtained the second position with 988 marks (A-1
grade) while Tauqeer Nusrat (Roll No155091), son of Mohammad Nusrat Ullah, stood
third with 987 marks (A-1 grade). Both the position-holders were students of
ABSA College for Deaf. According to the statistics of the results
released by the BIEK, 114 candidates – 79 boys and 35 girls – appeared in the
exams. Only two of the girls were declared unsuccessful. The pass percentage of
boys remained 100 per cent, while the overall percentage stood at 98.25.
A grade-wise breakdown of the results shows that 27 candidates (11 boys
and 16 girls) got A-1 grade, 37 candidates (33 boys and four girls) secured A
grade, 29 candidates (24 boys and five girls) obtained B grade, 16 candidates
(nine boys and seven girls) got C grade, two candidates (one boy and one girl)
secured D grade, and only one boy got E grade. DPE exams The
board of intermediate education also announced the results of the Diploma in
Physical Education annual examinations-2009. Out of 20 candidates who
appeared in the exam, 13 passed it. No student was placed in A-1 and A grades,
while two were placed in B grade, six in C grade and five in D grade. Dawn
Over 95pc special candidates pass Humanities exam
Karachi: Over 95 per cent of the registered special candidates passed
their Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC-II) Humanities (Regular) Group
Special Candidates Annual Examinations 2009, announced the Board of Intermediate
Education Karachi (BIEK) on Thursday. As per the data provided by the
BIEK, 80 male candidates registered in the examinations, of whom 79 appeared and
all passed. Thirty seven female candidates had also registered, of whom 35
appeared and 33 passed. Arfeen Akram, a student of Ida Rieu School and
College for Deaf, bagged first position among the special candidates. She scored
1003 marks out of a possible 1100 marks. Sanam Virani from ABSA College for the
Deaf came in second with 988 marks. Tauqeer Nusrat, also from the same
institute, came third with 987 marks. BIEK statistics revealed that 11
male candidates and 16 female candidates bagged A-One grades in their exams,
while 33 male and four female candidates secured A grades. Twenty four male and
five female candidates secured B grades, nine male and seven female students
passed with C grades. One student passed with a D grade, and another male
student received an E. The students were registered at IDA Rieu College for the
Deaf and DEWA Higher Secondary School, Gulshan-e-Iqbal.
80pc male candidates fail in regular category
Karachi: About eighty per cent of the male candidates who took their HSSC
Part-II Humanities (regular) group exams failed to clear their papers, according
to statistics released on Thursday by the Board of Intermediate Education
Karachi (BIEK). As per the figures released by BIEK, 1,752 male
candidates were registered, of whom 1,696 appeared in the exams, while only 352
managed to pass. The overall pass percentage was 20.75 per cent. Some 12,165
female students had registered for the exams, out of which 11,925 appeared and
4,145 cleared the exams, putting the pass percentage at 34.76. Zainab
Haroon of BAMM PECHS Government College for Women clinched first position among
the Humanities (regular) group with 883 out of 1100 marks. The second
position went to Ifrah Zafar, a student of DHA Degree College for Women, while
the third position was bagged by Zainab Zahid, also from the same college.
Only a single candidate bagged A-One grade in the Humanities (regular)
group, while two cases of unfair means were reported. Thirteen results were
withheld for want of correct information and necessary documents, and their
results would be announced later, BIEK officials said. Only a single
female candidate was awarded an A-One grade, while four male students and 48
female candidates received A-grades in the exams. As many as 26 male and 503
female candidates passed the exams with B grades, while 123 male and 1,592
female candidates received C grades. Further, 170 male and 1,825 female
candidates got D grades, while 29 male and 176 female candidates received E
grades in the exams. According to the statistics released by the BIEK,
the result of 37 colleges was 50 per cent and above. Another 35 colleges yielded
less than 50 per cent but above 30 per cent results. There were 36 colleges
where the result remained less than 30 per cent and above, while 55 colleges
produced less than 20 per cent result. The news
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"Persistent power loadshedding made our lives, and exam preparation, very difficult. I would have no objections to studying in a co-education environment"
Name: Zainab Haroon
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"I studied at a private college, and that is why, I could secure a position. Our teachers at the college were so kind and helpful to all students, and I am thankful to them. I am attracted to journalism as a career choice, and I hope to pursue it in future."
Name: Ifrah Zafar
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"I wish I could have secured an A-One grade in the exams, but this did not happen. The introduction of multiple choice questions (MCQ) would help students, and they would be able to score more marks."
Name: Zainab Zahid
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