JNN 12Sept 2011 KARACHI, Even in the reign of terror and Depression  , The Shia Youth are determined to Prove their guts to the the Pakistani Nation , As  The Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK) declared on Monday the results of the Higher Secondary School Certificate, part-II (Pre-Engineering and Science General — Computer Science) annual examinations-2011, All the top three positions in the Pre-Engineering group exams were Held by the Young Shia Boys .

The overall pass percentage in the Pre-Engineering and Computer Science groups stood at 52pc (boys’ 51.42pc and girls’ 53.61pc) and 34.06pc (boys’ 32.14pc and girls’ 36.20pc), respectively.

It was after a gap of two years that all the top three positions in the Pre-Engineering group went to boys as earlier they had this honour in 2008 while shared the positions with girls in 2009 and 2010 examinations of the same group.

The girls, however, outclassed boys in the Computer Science group by clinching all the top three positions.

The number of students who took Grade A-1 in the Pre-Engineering group exams this year was reduced by 228 as in all 1,035 candidates got Grade A-1, whereas 1,263 students got Grade A-1 in 2010 exams of the same group.

Almost a similar pattern has been witnessed in the Grade A and Grade B, this year.

All the top three positions in the Pre-Engineering group exams went to the Shia Students of Adamjee Govt Science College while the top two positions in the Computer Science group were clinched by the students of the BAMM PECHS Govt College for Women and the third position was bagged by the DA Degree College for Women, Phase VIII, DHA.

Syed Hasan Murtaza (Roll No 573351), son of Syed Hasan Khurshid, got the first position in the Pre-Engineering group by securing 998 (90.72pc) out of 1100 marks; Muhammad Asad Rizvi (Roll No 573588), son of Syed Muzaffar Ali Rizvi, got the second position by obtaining 996 (90.54pc) marks while Syed Muhammad Askar Jafri (Roll No573389), son of Syed Mohammad Afsar Jafri, bagged the third position with 994 (90.36pc) marks. They all belonged to the Adamjee Govt Science College.

Zainab Parveen (Roll No 649389), daughter of Rana Masood Ahmed, got the first position in the Computer Science group by obtaining 945 (85.90pc) marks; Faryal Sharf (Roll No 649368), daughter of Sharfuddin Khan, secured the second position by securing 941 (85.54pc) marks while Zianab Ahmed (Roll No 649635), daughter of Mudassir Ahmed, bagged the third position with 938 (85.27pc) marks.

The top two position-holders belonged to the BAMM PECHS Govt College for Women while the one who got the third position was a student of the DA Degree College for Women, Phase-VIII, DHA.

Statistics of the results of the Pre-Engineering group annual examinations-2011 issued by the BIEK controller of examinations, Muhammad Imran Khan Chishti, showed that of a total of 23,406 candidates appeared in the exams.

A total of 1,035 students (756 boys and 279 girls) got Grade A-1, 2,573 candidates (1,763 boys and 810 girls) secured Grade A, 3,098 candidates (2,068 boys and 1,030 girls) obtained Grade B, 3,530 candidates (2,554 boys and 976 girls) got Grade C, 1,825 candidates (1,591 boys and 234 girls) secured Grade D and 110 candidates (109 boys and one girl) got Grade E.

Computer Science group
In all a total of 1,647 candidates took the exam and of them 10 candidates (one boy and nine girls) got Grade A-1, 53 candidates (15 boys and 38 girls) secured Grade A, 154 candidates (47 boys and 107 girls) got Grade B, 247 candidates (131 boys and 116 girls) got Grade C, 85 candidates (74 boys and 11 girls) secured Grade D while 12 candidates (11 boys and one girl) were placed in Grade E.

Top Position Holders Advice to the Youth of Nation
Expressing their views at a ceremony held in their honour by the BIEK at its auditorium, the position-holders of both the Pre-Engineering and Computer Science groups said that the city’s poor law and order situation, especially the targeted killings of Shia community members , strikes and frequent loadshedding and power breakdowns were the main problems being confronted by students and these lingering issues were badly affecting the performance of students.

However the Top Position Holder Syed Hassan Murtaza , also Qouted the Sayings of Prophet Muhammad PBUH for the importance of seeking Knowledge , while he also thanked God for his Blessing in making him achieve the Top Position , and he was at the same thankful to his teachers who cooperated with him all the way . Narrating about his future Education , he wanted to join ICAP, and wanted to be a certified Chartered Accountant.

Second Position Holder Mohd. Asad Rizvi , told the Media that he is a son of a Educationist , and his father and his teacher have played a great role in his achievement. He also told that his Brother and cousins are also Position Holders in the Past , and Now it is a great Honor for him to Join their ranks. While he have never taken any extra tution , or joined any tution center to achieve his goal.

The Third Postion Holder Syed Mohd. Asghar told that his sister have always cooperated with him in his studies , as both of them  have always done combined studies , and Plus He is a regular College Student , and have never missed any lecture. He intends to continue his studies in the Engineering Science , and Would prefer to Join N.E.D Engg. University for further studies.

Rest of the Postion Holders in other groups also made an impassioned appeal to all political parties to shun the politics of violence so that the career of students of the metropolis was not destroyed because of their continuing bickering with each other.

BIEK chairman Prof Anwar Ahmed Zai, controller of examinations Muhammah Imran Khan Chishti, secretary Prof Haider Ali Naveen, parents and teachers of the position-holders were present at the ceremony.

Speaking on the occasion, the BIEK chairman said that the motive behind issuing show-cause notices to all those educational institutions whose students’ results in the HSC (Pre-Medical) annual examinations-2011, remained less than 20 per cent and even zero was aimed at getting removed their shortcomings prevailing there so that their students could perform better in the next year’s exams.

Highlighting the importance of national languages, he said that a number of countries, including China, Germany and France had made progress mainly because they had made their national languages their medium of instruction.

The BIEK chief said that the mark-sheets being issued by the board had not been printed at any other press, but they were the board’s own computerised mark-sheets.

The BIEK controller of exams, Mr Chisti, informed that the board with a view to making the examination system transparent had taken a number of measures and efforts were being made to further improve them.