Punjab Study

BAHAWALPUR:September 09: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE), Bahawalpur, declared the result of FA/FSc first annual examinations 2012 in a function here on Saturday.
Total 39,669 candidates appeared in the examinations of whom 18,613 were declared successful with pass percentage of 46.92.
Overall top positions: Farwa Liaqat (Roll No 203460) of Madrasatul Banat Girls Higher Secondary School, Sadiqabad, Anam Rasool (Roll No 206801) of Government College for Women, Bahawalnagar, and Saba (Roll No 206833) of Government Degree College for Women, Haroonabad, shared the first position with 1014 marks. Nauman Ashraf (Roll No 211178) of Punjab College, Rahimyar Khan, stood second with 1013 marks while Hafiza Sadia Saqib (Roll No 200324) of Science College for Girls, Chishtian, stood third with 1007 marks.
Pre-medical (Female): Farwa Liaqat (Roll No 203460) of Madrasatul Banat Girls Higher Secondary School, Sadiqabad, stood first with 1014 marks while Hafiza Sadia Saqib (Roll No 200324) of Science College for Girls, Chishtian, stood second with 1007 marks and Iqra Rashid (Roll No 200327) of Science College for Girls, Chishtian, stood third with 1003 marks.
Pre-medical (Male): Muhammad Adnan Haider (Roll No 205015) of Punjab College for Boys, Bahawalpur, secured the first position with 1005 marks. Abdul Manan (Roll No 205116) of Government Degree College, Hasilpur, and Muhammad Sohaib Mahmood (Roll No 205777) of Superior College for Boys, Rahimyar Khan, shared the second position with 994 marks while Muhammad Ahmad Abu Bakr (Roll No 205933) of Alpine College of Science for Boys, Khanpur, stood third with 991 marks.
Pre-engineering (Female): Anam Rasool (Roll No 206801) of Government College for Women, Bahawalnagar, and Saba (Roll No 206833) of Government Degree College for Women, Haroonabad, shared the first position with 1014 marks. Warda Nasir (Roll No 207619) of Punjab College for Women, Bahawalpur, stood second with 990 marks while Shaheen Kanwal (Roll No 206972) of City College of Science for Girls, Chishtian, secured the third position with 981 marks.
Pre-engineering (Male): Nauman Ashraf (Roll No 211178) of Punjab College, Rahimyar Khan, stood first with 1013 marks while Muhammad Bilal Shahid (Roll No 211766) of Bismillah Higher Secondary School, Sadiqabad, stood second with 1006 marks and Majeed (Roll No 210402) of Rise College for Boys, Bahawalpur, stood third with 998 marks.
General science (Female): Saba Iqbal (Roll No 214230) of Madrasatul Banat Girls College, Rahimyar Khan secured the first position with 934 marks and Aqsa Ramzan (Roll No 214355) of Punjab College for Girls Rahimyar Khan stood second with 932 marks while Ayesha Ishaq (Roll No 214364) of Punjab College for Girls, Rahimyar Khan, stood third with 923 marks.
General science (Male): Ahmer Shafiq (Roll No 217262) of Bismillah Higher Secondary School, Sadiqabad, stood first with 916 marks while Mehr Iqbal (Roll No 216184) of National College for Science and Information Technology, Bahawalpur, stood second with 864 marks and Faisal Rizwan (Roll No 215186) of Government Higher Secondary School, Chak Madrassa Bahawalnagar, stood third with 863 marks.
Humanities and other groups (Female): Ghazala Khan (Roll No 255095) of Punjab College for Girls, Rahimyar Khan, stood first with 960 marks and Asma Majeed (Roll No 231858) of Iqra Girls Degree College, Sadiqabad, stood second with 959 marks while Ayesha Mushtaq (Roll No 255020) of Unique College of Commerce and Sciences for Girls, Khanpur, stood third with 951 marks.
Humanities (Male): Habib Ahmad (Roll No 249615) of Al-Barkat College of Computer Sciences, Khanpur, stood first with 887 marks while Muhammad Osama Maqbool (Roll No 249220) of Rahimyar Khan stood second with 881 marks and Muhammad Naeem (Roll No 236991) of Government Higher Secondary School, Chak Madrassa Bahawalnagar, stood third with 876 marks.
Commerce (Male): Muhammad Uzair Akram (Roll No 256393) of Millat College of Commerce and Computer, Bahawalpur, secured the first position with 928 marks while Hamid Nazir (Roll No 256843) of Millat College for Boys, Hasilpur, stood second with 926 marks and Sohail Ashraf (Roll No 256655) of Punjab College for Boys, Bahawalpur, remained third with 912 marks.The news.