BISE Peshawar HSSC exams result 2012
Jinnah College girls top Peshawar HSSC exams
Peshawar, July 25: Muzhda Subhan, a pre-medical group student
of Jinnah College for Women (JCW), has set a record by securing 1,019
marks of total 1,100 marks and top position in FA/FSc examinations held
under the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Peshawar. The
board announced the names of position-holders in a ceremony on Tuesday
and detailed results would be released today (Wednesday).
The overall top three positions went to the pre-medical group,
according to the results. Saba Noor got second position with 1,018 marks
and Mishal Shahab stood third with 1,014 marks. Both are also students
of Jinnah College for Women (JCW), University of Peshawar.
Ms Subhan has also topped the recently-held Educational Testing and
Evaluation Agency (ETEA) test for admission to medical colleges.
According to the board officials, the top 20 positions were shared by 36 students, including only two boys.
The pre-engineering group was also topped by a JCW student Saamia
Rahman, who got 989 marks. She was followed by Islamia College Peshawar
students Mohsin Khan (979 marks) and Saad Saud Jan (976 marks) for
second and third position, respectively.
The JCW students also bagged the top three positions in general
science/computer science group. Ms Sidra topped the group with 946
marks, while Rimsha Shabir and Farah Iqbal were declared second and
third by obtaining 936 and 930 marks, respectively.
In humanities group the top three positions went to girl students, as
Wajeeha Riaz topped the group with 931 marks. Ramina Majid and Farhana
secured second and third positions with 889 and 886 marks, respectively.
Overall, a total of 43,687 students appeared in the intermediate examinations of which 30,224 were declared passed.
In the pre-medical group, 9,957 students appeared in the examinations
of which 8,745 (87.83 percent) were declared successful. Similarly, of
the 7,516 students of pre-engineering group 6,565 (87.35 per cent) were
declared passed.
The pass percentage in humanities group was 55.55 per cent as of
total 22,547 students 12,525 were declared successful. Of 3,093 students
in the general science group, 2,271 passed the examinations.
The results were announced at the award ceremony arranged for the
position-holders here at the BISE, Peshawar. Provincial Minister for
Elementary and Secondary Education Sardar Hussain Babak was the chief
guest on the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr Babak praised the position-holders,
saying that despite many challenges they showed excellent results. He
said that the law and order situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was
improving and the presence of militants had been decreasing with each
passing day.
The minister, however, said that the militant mindset still existed
in the society, which could be defeated only through education. He said
that donors like DFID, European Union, Norwegian government etc would
provide an aid worth Rs42 billion to the province for infrastructure
development, teachers' training and other projects in the education
sector.
Chairman of the board Prof Mohammad Shafi also spoke on the occasion. Dawn
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Private students grab top positions in DG Khan
Dera Ghazi Khan: Students belonging to private schools grabbed the top positions in
the SSC annual examination 2012, according to the results announced by
the BISE here on Tuesday. Abdul Shakoor S/O Abid
Hussain (Roll No 224652) of Alipur Public Higher Secondary School
grabbed the overall first position with 1020 marks, while Haseeb Ahmad
S/O Muhammad Khalid Javed (Roll No 224655) got the second position with
1018 marks. Tayyaba Ajmal D/O Muhammad Ajmal (Roll No 205021) of Misali
Girls High School, Chowk Sarwar Shaheed secured the third position with
1016 marks. Science Group (Girls): Tayyaba Ajmal D/O
Muhammad Ajmal (Roll No 205021) grabbed the first position, while Sana
Saleem D/O Muhammad Saleem (Roll No 206417) of Government Girls High
School Sinawan, Muzaffargarh stood second with 1016 and 1014 marks
respectively. Maria Maheen D/O Muhammad Rabnawaz (Roll No
207378) and Maria Attique (Roll No 207415) shared the third position
with 1010 marks each. Both the candidates belong to Sardar Korey Khan
Public School, Muzaffargarh. Science Group (Boys): Abdul
Shakoor S/O Abid Hussain (Roll No 224652) and Haseeb Ahmad S/O Muhammad
Khalid Javed (Roll No 224655) of Alipur Public Higher Secondary School,
Alipur took first and second positions with 1020 and 1018 marks
respectively. The third position went to Rosgan Ahmad S/O Shabir Ahmad
(Roll No 228758) of Sardar Korey Khan Public Higher Secondary School,
Muzaffargarh with 1015 marks. General Group (Girls): Saba
Zafar D/O Zafar Iqbal (Roll No 251657) of Faisal Public Girls High
School Fatehpur, Layyah and Razia Sardar D/O Sardar Muhammad (Roll No
251402) of Muslim Girls High School Chowk Azam, Layyah took first and
second positions with 928 and 927 marks respectively. Aina D/O Mohammad
Afzal (Roll No 253204) of Government Girls High School Chowk Permit,
Muzaffargarh got the third position with 918 marks. General
Group (Boys): Abdul Rehman S/O Mian Altaf Hussain (Roll No 262427) of
Misali Punjab Science Secondary Boys School, Jatoi and Muhammad Waris
S/O Arif Ali (Roll No 254495) of Government High School 120 TDA, Layyah
got the first and second positions with 913 and 902 marks. Mazhar
Hussain S/O Mulazim Hussain grabbed the third position with 862 marks.
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Candidates suffering due to delay in interviews at PMAS-AAUR
Rawalpindi: Internal politics at the Pir Mehr Ali Shah-Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi
(PMAS-AAUR) has not only stopped the hiring process on vacant seats,
but also created many issues for the candidates who are visiting the
university daily for their interviews and are being kept on waiting for
hours for arrival of interview board. Daily hundreds
of candidates, including females, are visiting the university for their
interviews, but university administration has no answer for them when
their interviews would be conducted, as higher command of the university
is facing political pressure and internal university politics in this
matter. Muhammad Tahir, a
candidate for project director, said that this is the third day he was
visiting the university for his interview, but there was no one to tell
him what the actual problem was and when university would conduct the
interviews. He said like him hundreds of candidates, including females,
have to wait for hours while fasting in the holy month of Ramazan. "I am
already doing a job in a university and I can't get leave every day for
my interview so concerned authorities should take notice of the
problems of the candidates and solve the issue as soon as possible," he
added. Mohammad Bilal, another candidate, said that the
process of interviews is simple as after advertising the vacant posts,
the university board should have conducted the interviews. "I don't know
why some university officials are delaying the hiring process creating
many problems for the candidates," he added. A university
professor, on condition of anonymity, told this scribe that a group of
employees of the university was trying to delay the hiring process and
to defame the vice chancellor of the university. He said this group was
in power for the last many years because of former VC and was getting
maximum benefits, but now VC Dr. Irfan Ul-Haque is following rules and
regulations and working for the benefits of all the staff members, which
this group doesn't want that's why they are tying to create hurdles in
hiring process. When contacted PMAS-AAUR
Registrar Dr. Arshad Nawaz Chaudhry, he said that they are following the
rules and regulations and there is nothing illegal in hiring process
and anyone could come and check this process. Talking about the problems
of the candidates who come for interviews for vacant posts, he said:
"We have made arrangements for them and trying our level best to
facilitate them. We understand their problems, but the hiring process
has been stopped for now and as soon as the process would resume, we
would call all remaining candidates for the interviews," he added. The news
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Arid university: Impasse continues, governor steps in
Islamabad: Issue of appointments of 129 faculty
members and staff in Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi, has taken a
new turn as Secretary Agriculture and Governor Punjab have taken notice
of the appointments.
On Tuesday, the secretary called Vice Chancellor (VC) of the
university in his office, in Lahore, due to which the VC postponed the
meeting of the selection board.
Secretary Agriculture also ordered to form a committee and submit a detailed report by July 27.
According to sources, Secretary Agriculture Mian Mushtaq Ahmed, who
has recently come back from China, requested VC, Prof Dr Irfanul Haq, on
Monday, to visit his office along with all the record, on Tuesday.
VC postponed the meeting of the selection board, scheduled to be on Tuesday and went to Lahore.
Secretary Agriculture after examining the record decided to form a
committee to do inquiry on the issue and submit a report by July 27.
President of Academic Staff Association (ASA), Prof Nadeem Akhter
Abbasi, said that he has been informed that during
the meeting of the selection board, competent candidates were dropped
and relatives of management i.e.
daughter of VC, sons of two Deans who are also member of selection board and sister of another professor were interviewed.
Another fact that feeds into the allegations is that upon retirement
of the regular VC, Prof Dr Irfanul Haq was given charge of the acting VC
in last week of May till July 29, 2012 (age of superannuation) to run
day-to-day affairs of the university. The acting VC advertised 129
posts, days before retirement.
Resultantly, all the elected members of the university syndicate and
ASA decided to oppose the decision. The chairman Higher Education
Commission (HEC) of Pakistan also took notice and asked the VC to stop
the process.
Therefore, chairman HEC apprised the chancellor for intervention into the matter.
Registrar of the university, Arshad Nawaz said that while VC's
daughter was being interviewed, VC was not part of the selection board,
so it was legal.
"It does not make any difference if blood relatives of faculty members were interviewed because all the appointments will be
done purely on merit," he said.
VC, Dr Irfanul Haq said that he suggested to
the secretary agriculture to form a committee because only that is how
it will be cleared. "I also had a meeting with Governor Punjab who is chancellor of the
university and informed him about the misunderstanding. So it is
expected that issue will be resolved," he said. Dawn
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Faisalabad GCU professor's suspension declared illegal
Lahore: justice Muhammad Khalid Mehmood Khan
of the Lahore High Court (LHC) has declared illegal the suspension and
initiation of inquiry against Professor Dr Shahid Mahmood Rana of the
Government College University (GCU), Faisalabad. The judge
observed that the appointing authority of the petitioner was the
chancellor who alone had the powers to order inquiry and probe against
the petitioner. Tipu Salman Makhdoom, the counsel for the
petitioner, said that Dr Rana had been given the charge of acting VC
with the approval of chancellor on March 5, 2009, and that he held the
post until he was removed on October 24, 2010. The counsel
submitted that the incumbent vice chancellor, on May 14, 2011, discussed
the petitioner's appointment as acting VC in a syndicate meeting and
issued his suspension orders and initiation of an inquiry with a mala
fide intention. Daily times
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