BISE Lahore Intermediate Part II result 2011
Girls edge out boys in Inter II exams
Lahore, Sep 10: The Board of
Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE), Lahore, on Friday announced the
names of position holders of the Annual Intermediate Part II, 2011,
examination. The result of intermediate part-II will be announced on
Saturday (today). The names of position holder candidates were announced in a
ceremony held in the BISE office. The BISE chairman announced the names
of the position holders. He told the media persons that a special
award-distribution ceremony would be held at Al-Hamra Hall-II on Saturday
(today) and Education Minister Mujtaba Shuja-Ur-Rehman would be the chief guest
on the occasion. He said the names of position holders had been announced a day
before the overall result according to the directions of the Punjab government.
According to the results, Hira Iftikhar of Government Kinnaird College
for Women won the first position by obtaining 1,039 marks and Javaria Tehzeeb of
the Government Kinnaird College for Women got the second position by securing
1,036 marks while three candidates jointly shared the third position. They are
Anam Manzoor of Government Kinnaird College for Women, Rubar Haider Jafri of
Government Kinnaird College for Women and Ali Ayub of Government Islamia College
Civil Lines by getting 1028 marks each. In Pre-Medical Group (among
boys), Muhammad Arslan Arshad of Government College University, Lahore, won the
first position by securing 1,021 marks. Ahmad Bani Sardar and Muhammad Hamza of
Government College University, Lahore, secured second and third positions by
getting 1,018 and 1,013 marks respectively. In Pre-Medical Group (among
girls), Hira Iftikhar of Government Kinnaird College for Women bagged the first
position by securing 1,039 marks. Javaria Tehzeeb of Government Kinnaird College
for Women won the second position by securing 1,036 marks and Anam Manzoor and
Rubar Haider Jafri of Government Kinnaird College for Women secured third
position by getting 1,028 marks respectively. In Pre-Engineering Group
(among boys), Ali Ayub of Government Islamia College Civil Lines, Lahore, stood
first by getting 1,028 marks. Muhammad Omer Ajmal and Ammad Ud Din Joya of
Government College University, Lahore, stood second and third by getting 1,027
and 1,026 marks respectively. In Pre-Engineering Group (among girls), Anam Sadiq
of the Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, stood first by getting 1,025
marks. Ayesha Zulfiqar and Maryam Khalid of Government Kinnaird College for
Women stood second and third by getting 1,016 and 1,015 marks
respectively. In General Science Group (among boys), Ashas Ahmad of
Government College University, Lahore, stood first after getting 992 marks while
Hafiz Muhammad Salman Saeed and Daniyal Haleem of Government College University,
Lahore, stood second and third by getting 976 and 970 marks
respectively. Among the girls in aforesaid group, Abeer Shahbaz of
Government Queen Marry College secured first position by getting 985 marks.
Ramshah Jahangir of Lahore College for Women University, Jail Road, Lahore,
stood second by getting 985 marks. Mustabeen Iqbal and Nida Khaild of Government
Kinnaird College for Women secured third position by getting 980 and 969 marks
each. In Commerce Group (among boys), Muhammad Ashfaq of Punjab College,
Okara, secured first position by getting 975 marks. Bilawal Munir of Government
MAO College secured second position by getting 960 and Mubashar Humayon of
Punjab College of Commerce, Rawaz Garden, Chouburji, secured third position by
getting 956 marks. In Commerce Group (among girls), Fareeha Waseem, Asma
Abdul Razzaq and Rabia Fayyaz of Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, stood
first, second and third by getting 994, 987 and 968 marks respectively.
In Humanities and other Group (among boys), Hafiz Muhammad Yasin, a
private candidate, stood first by getting 931 marks. Shakoh Zulqurnain and
Jawwad Raza Sultan of Government College University, Lahore, secured second and
third position by getting 919 and 968 marks respectively. Sara Zahid of
Ghazali College for Women, Township, stood first among the girls in the same
group by getting 940 marks. Sadia Arshad, a private candidate and Neelam Shah of
Government Degree College for Women, Kot Radha Kishan, Kasur, stood second and
third by getting 933 and 917 marks respectively. The news
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GCU secures 10 of 15 positions among boys
Lahore: Government College University Lahore Vice Chancellor
Professor Dr Muhammad Khaleequr Rahman has congratulated Ravians on securing as
many as 10 positions in the Intermediate Examinations 2011, saying that
students' achievements bring glory to their alma mater. He attributed the
tremendous achievement of the GCU students to their hard work and talent through
which they have managed to uphold the GCU's tradition of excellence. He said it
was due to unflinching dedication and commitment of the GCU students to their
studies and invaluable pedagogical input of the highly-qualified trained GCU
faculty that GCU is ranked among the topic educational institutions of the
country. It is pertinent to mention that GCU has secured as many as 10
out of the total 15 positions among boys in the Annual Examinations 2011.
Ravians clean swept the Pre-medical Group (Boys) wherein Muhammad Arslan Arshad
bagged the first position with 1021 marks while Ahmad Bani Sadar and Muhammad
Hamza stood second and third with 1018 and 1013 marks respectively. The GCU
students also secured all the three positions in the General Science Group
(Boys) where Ashas Ahmad, Hafiz Muhammad Salman Saeed and Daniyal Haleem secured
the first, second third positions. The university students also secured two
positions in the Pre-engineering group (boys) where Omer Ajmal and Ammad-ud-Din
stood second and third with 1027 and 1026 marks. Two Ravians also secured
positions in the Humanities Group Boys. Daily tiems
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Entrance test for admissions to medical colleges
Faisalabad: As many as 3,430 candidates will appear in entrance test for admissions to MBBS/BDS classes in
medical colleges under the aegis of the University of Health Sciences here on
September 13. This was informed during a meeting held under the
chairmanship of Commissioner Tahir Hussain to review security and administrative
arrangements for entrance test centres. The meeting was informed that 2,325
female candidates would appear in a centre at the University of Agriculture
Faisalabad and 1,105 male candidates would appear in a centre at the Government
College for Women, Madina Town. Speaking on the occasion, the
commissioner directed the departments concerned to make comprehensive security
arrangements at and around entrance test centres well in time. He said that
special alternate arrangements should also be ensured in case of rain, besides
ensuring proper seating arrangements for parents of students. DCO Naseem
Sadiq said that walkthrough gates and CCTV cameras would be installed at
centres. He said that policemen and Rescue 1122 teams would be deployed in
centres. He said that an information desk and medical camps would also be set up
in centres while scouts would also available for the guidance of the candidates.
During the meeting, UHS representatives gave details of the conducting
entrance test and informed that necessary training had been given to supervisory
staff and they had been called for duty a day before the test.
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UoE course
Lahore: University of Education will organise Professional Competency Enhancement Programme for
Teachers on the varsity s Township Campus from September 12. The course will
continue for three weeks, and teachers from all the campuses and divisions of
University of Education would participate in it.
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Teachers real nation builders: GCU VC
Lahore: A four-day training of the university s young teachers concluded at Government College
University (GCU) on Friday. GCU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad
Khaleeq-ur-Rahman chaired the conclusion of the training programme and spoke
that the teachers were the real nation builders and it was one of their foremost
duties to inculcate spirit of patriotism and nationalism to the students.
Later, the Vice Chancellor gave away certificates to the young teachers
including Nabila Aslam, Dr Nadeem Ahmad Mirza, Ayesha Atta, Sumbal Maqsood,
Samia Hanif, Ammara Khan, Rida Iqtadar, Imran Ali, Um-e-Kalsoom, Rizwana Khaliq,
Robina Kokab, Muhammad Umar, Muhammad Javaid Bajwa, Muhammad Atif Shafiq Bhatti,
Saqib Jabbar, Sajid Ali, Sadia Sharif, Muhammad Sarfraz, Atta-ul-haq, Yasar
Mehmood, Maliha Butt, Muhammad Tariq Zahid, Mehwish Faheem and Saima Sarwar.
Meanwhile, Government College University Vice Chancellor will address
the students of intermediate Part-II on Monday at Bukhari Auditorium at 9:30 am.
All the heads of teaching and administrative departments will be also present.
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Bonn Varsity, GCU research in flood-hit areas
Lahore: The Bonn University, Germany, and Government
College University (GCU) have signed an agreement to carry out research in
flood-hit areas through social prospective and investigate "vulnerability",
"resilience" and "coping strategies" of average local population in the
socio-cultural, political and economic context. GCU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr
Khaleeq-ur-Rahman and Bonn University, Centre for Research Development (ZEF)
Director Dr Solvay Gerke, signed the agreement to execute the research project
titled "After the flood is before the flood: Vulnerabilities and coping
capacities in flood affected communities of Punjab" which is being mainly funded
by DAAD-German Academic Exchange Service. Chairing a meeting to ensure
qualitative implementation of the project, Prof Dr Khaleeq-ur-Rahman hoped that
the research would help contribute to an appropriate understanding about the
problems of flood victims. The news
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