FBISE HSSC results | Girls outshine boys
28,789 students passed exams with passing percentage of 48.39%
Rawalpindi, Sep 14: The Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education
(RBISE) announced the F.A/FSc. results of Higher Secondary School Certificate
(HSSC) examination 2011 here on Saturday. The result was announced in a
ceremony held here at Rawalpindi Arts Council. Member National Assembly (MNA)
Muhammad Hanif Abbasi was the chief guest on the occasion while member
Provincial Assembly (MPA) Raja Muhammad Hanif Advocate, RBISE Chairman Dr.
Muhammad Qasim, Controller Examination Amjad Iqbal Bhara, Educationist, Students
and a large number of parents attended the ceremony. Rabia Afroz, the student
of District Public Girls Higher Secondary School Chakwal clinched 1st position
by securing 1018 while Shoaib Hassan of Masali Barani Science College Talagang
got second position by securing 1006 marks and Muhammad Hansala of Punjab
College of Information Technology Satellite Town got third position by securing
1003 marks. In his welcome address, BISE Chairman Dr. Muhammad Qasim said
that 60,616 candidates have submitted the examination forms for F.A/FSc
examination 2011, while 59,601 candidates appeared in examination and 28,789
were declared successful. The result ratio remained 48.39%. MNA Hanif Abbasi
distributed certificates, cash prizes and computers among the outstanding
candidates. Hanif Abbasi said Punjab Government has taken revolutionary steps
for promotion of education and billions of rupees were spent in education
sector. While appreciating the vision of Chief Minister Punjab Shahbaz
Sharif, he said setting up of Danish Schools in the province is the best example
of his vision in education sector. app
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Admission date extended at AAUR
Rawalpindi: The date of admission at the Pir Mehr Ali Shah Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi
(PMAS-AAUR) has been extended till September 17, 2011 for all degree
programmes. The university management announced that the admission forms
and prospectuses can be obtained and submitted to the respective departments
till September 17, 2011. For admission in MSc (Hons)/MPhil/MS. Programmes,
passing the test of GAT (General) is compulsory with 50 per cent marks while,
GAT (Subject) where applicable is compulsory with 60 per cent pass marks for
admission in PhD. University based GAT (subject) test for Forestry and
Range Management & Wildlife Management will be held on September 19, 2011 at
10:00 a.m. Interview for PhD will be held on September 20, 2011 at 9.00 a.m. in
respective faculties. It may further be noted that University has opened
the admission in BS Economics, BS Biochemistry and also afternoon classes of BBA
(Hons) and MBA (3.5 years) first time in University. List of selected
candidates will be displayed on September 22, 2011 on Notice Boards of the
respective Admission Office and classes of new semester shall commence on
October 3, 2011. For eligibility criteria, other requirements, applicants can
visit the university website (www.uaar.edu.pk).
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6,000 internees not paid emoluments since June this year
Rawalpindi: More than 6,000 internees associated with education department and government schools are
facing numerous problems in getting their outstanding dues for the last three
months. Since the devolution of Education Ministry under the 18th
Amendment to provinces these 6,000 internees have not been paid a penny and have
to visit their respective offices or schools at their personal expense without
getting any assistance from the government. Talking to this scribe a
number of internees claimed that the last time they were paid any kind of
emolument was in May this year and since then they have not received a single
penny. According to our contract we were paid Rs10,000 per month and for
the last three months we are not getting anything, they said. They said
that every time they demand their emoluments, they are given one reason or the
other for non-clearance of their dues. They said that according to their
contract they couldn t leave their internship and join other department at their
own. They appealed to Punjab Chief Minister Mian Shahbaz Sharif to intervene in
the matter and resolve it. On the other hand, Riffat Mahmood,
Superintendent of education department and Director of Human Resource who deals
with the issues of the internees agreed to the fact that the emoluments to the
students doing internships have not been cleared for the last three
months. He said that payments to the internees have been made till June
30, this year. However, he was not sure whether the remaining outstanding dues
would also be cleared or not. The concerned district administrations could tell
the exact position in this regard, he remarked. Anyhow, when contacted Commissioner (Rawalpindi) Captain (r) Zahid Saeed he said,
that the emoluments to the internees were not being cleared because the Punjab
government has ended the policy of facilitating students under internship course
all over the province. The course was initiated by the federal
government according to which emoluments worth Rs10,000 were paid to the
internees under National Internship Programme (NIP). However, after the
devolution of the Ministry of Education under the 18th amendment the education
sector has come under the hold of the provincial governments. Now the provincial
government have disowned this policy from June. The emoluments to the
internees who were appointed before the devolution plan have been cleared till
June 30, this year. When the course has been abolished altogether, it is not
possible for us to pay the remaining emoluments to the internees, the
commissioner clearly stated. The government has abandoned the course and
no further payments would be made to them, he concluded.
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Degrees of 40 female teachers found 'fake'
Bannu: The certificates of 40 women teachers serving against various posts in the district were found fake,
sources said on Saturday. The sources said that the district education
officials conducted screening test and interviews for the posts of Arabic and
theology teacher last year. Some of the candidates later moved the court against
the qualifications of most of the women teachers. The court had directed
the executive district officer (EDO) to verify the degrees of those appointed as
Arabic and theology teachers. Following the court order, the EDO wrote a letter
to the Tanzimul Madaris Ahle Sunnat Pakistan in Lahore on April 27, 2011 for the
verification of the certificates of 48 teachers. The sources said that
the special adviser, Mufti Muhammad Ramzan Siyalvi, wrote to the Bannu EDO vide
letter No T-6774/11 that only eight out of 48 teachers possessed valid
qualification while the remaining 40 had fake documents. Spokesperson for the
District Education Department Rafiullah Khan said: "After getting reply from the
Tanzimul Madaris, the EDO has forwarded the case to the provincial government
for necessary action against the teachers." The news
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