Punjab Study

Rawalpindi: Only 13 out of 312 colleges of Rawalpindi division affiliated with the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) have shown 100 per cent results in the annual examination of Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC).

According to gazette, all the 22 candidates of Girls Higher Secondary School, Kamra, were declared passed in the HSSC annual examinations, triggering 100 per cent results.

Fauji Foundation Girls Higher Secondary School, Talagang, has showed 100 per cent results. Its 29 candidates passed the HSSC examination. Likewise all 67 candidates of the Indus College of Commerce for Girls, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi, were declared successful.

As many as 58 candidates appeared on behalf of the Lawrence College, Ghora Gali, and all were declared passed. Oxford Public Girls Higher Secondary School, Pindi Gheb, showed 100 per cent result as its 24 students were declared passed.

Cadet College Hassanabdal's 39 students carried the day for themselves. 26 candidates of the Girls Higher Secondary School, District Complex, Chakwal, succeeded and ensured 100 per cent results. Four candidates of the Chakwal Grammar School for Girls managed to pass the examination.

Cadet College Jajja, Tehsil Gujar Khan, also showed 100 percent results as 34 students were declared successful. Only one candidate of MashAllah Girls Higher Secondary School, Adyala Road, ensured 100 per cent for the school.

The 104 students of Military College, Upper Topa, Murree were declared successful. Similarly 21 students of appeared of Global College System for Girls passed the examination.

Misali Barani Science College, Talagang, showed 100 percent results as 60 students were declared successful.

Fauji Foundation Higher Secondary School for Boys, Kallar Kahar, excelled by showing 100 percent results as 26 candidates were declared successful. App