Students of private colleges excel in HSSC exams

ABBOTTABAD/MARDAN, July 25: The intermediate and secondary education boards of Abbottabad and Mardan announced results of higher secondary schools certificate part-II on Sunday.

Safia Bibi of the Peace School and College, Nowshera Cant, topped the overall results of the Mardan board, getting 970 marks out of 1,100 marks.

Mohammad Ali of the Government Degree College, Gandaf Swabi, stood second with 966 marks while Hanadi Shad of the Quaid-e-Azam Public School and College, Swabi, stood third securing 956 marks, respectively.

Announcing results, the controller of examinations, Prof Farmanullah, said a total of 54,123 candidates appeared in the examination out of which 28,070 were declared successful. Overall results remained 60.78 per cent.

In pre-medical group, Safia Bibi of the Peace School and College, Nowshera Cant, bagged first position with 970 marks. In pre-engineering group, Raweed Ullah, Noman and Yousaf Ali of the Quaid-e-Azam Public School and College, Swabi got first
positions.In the general science group, Nimra Hamid of the Islamia Degree College for Girls, Nowshera got first position with
888 marks. In the humanities group, Sheena Fazal Ali of the Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Topi Swabi, bagged first position securing 863 marks.

Meanwhile, in Abbottabad board, Malik Abdul Wahab of Pakistan International Public School and College topped the over results securing 958 marks.

According to the controller of the examinations, a total of 29,013 students appeared in part-II examination out of which 15,846 were declared pass with 54.62 pass percentage.

In pre-medical (female) Aqsa Shahzadi of Jinnah Jamia, Haripur, clinched first position by getting 936 marks, while Rabia Kanwal got second position securing 935 marks. In pre-medical (male) Danyal Sajjad of Al-Quran School, Mansehra got first position with 946 marks.

In pre-engineering (female) Hina Shoukat of Jinnah Jamia, Haripur secured first position getting 945 marks. In pre-engineering (male) Malik Abdul Wahab of Pakistan International Public School and College got first position with 958 marks.

In general science (female) Iqra Shah of Khyber Public School, Mansehra got first position with 837 marks. In general science (male), Hassan Ali Butt of Pakistan International Public School and College, clinched first position with 926 marks.Dawn.