LAHORE: Girls of pre-medical group notched up overall top three positions in the annual examinations 2018 of Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE).

Kashaf Sanaullah got overall first position by bagging 1,062 marks, Sajal Tariq second (1,058) and Kashaf Ali third (1,053). The girls belong to the same campus of the Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, Lahore.

BISE Chairman Prof Chaudhry Muhammad Ismail, Controller Examinations Nasir Jameel and Secretary Rehana Riaz had jointly announced the position holders in the annual examinations at the BISE Lahore office.

Kasur, Sheikhupura shine in humanities

In the pre-medical group (boys) Hasnain Mushtaq from the Government College University (GCU), Lahore, secured first position with 1,045 marks. Hamza Ahmed from the GCU, Lahore, and Hamid Arshad from Punjab College of Science, Ferozepur Road, Lahore, were declared second with 1,044 marks (each), while Muhammad Zain from KIPS College for Boys, Green Town, stood third with 1,042 score.

In the pre-engineering group (boys), Osama Aqeel from Punjab College of Science, Ferozepur Road, Lahore, secured first position with 1,051 marks and Muhammad Haris Shah from GCU and Sheraz Ahmad (GCU) shared the second position with 1,049 marks (each). Muhammad Usama from GCU was declared third with 1,048 marks.

In the pre-engineering group (girls), Sana Sajid from Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, Lahore, was declared first with 1,034 marks. Hareem Raza from Government Kinnaird College for Women stood second (1,032) and Arooj Irfan from Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, Lahore, third (1,030).

In the general science group (boys), Muhammad Saqib Rana from Punjab College of Information Technology, Muslim Town, Lahore, was declared first with 1,029 marks. Muhammad Umer Farooq from Punjab College of Commerce and Science, Raiwind, Lahore, stood second (1,027) and Muhammad Umair Malik from Punjab College of Commerce, Chauburji, Lahore, third (1,016).

In the general science group (girls), Fatima Shafqat from Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, Lahore, obtained first position with 1,028 marks, Fatima Saleem and Zainab Naz Butt from the same college secured second and third slots with 1,010 and 1,008 marks, respectively.

In the commerce group (boys), Mian Furqan Waqar from Punjab College of Commerce, Muslim Town, Lahore, stood first with 1,005 marks and Muhammad Safiullah from GCU second (997). Mobin Hassan from Punjab College of Commerce, Muslim Town, Lahore, was declared third with 990 score.

In the commerce group (girls), Javaria Javed Khan from Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, Lahore, stood first with 1,009 marks. Laiba Babar, a private candidate, and Muttal Asif from Aspire College for Girls, Gulberg III, clinched second slot with 999 marks (each). The third position was grabbed by Samra Altaf from Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, Lahore, with 997 marks.

In the humanities group (boys), Usman Ghani from Government Higher Secondary School, Kasur, got first position with 954 marks, Ghulam Mustafa from Stars Degree College for Boys, Shahdhara, Lahore, was second (950) and Taimoor Raza Sultan from GCU third (948).

In the humanities group (girls), Iqra from Allama Iqbal Public Higher Secondary School for Girls, Kasur, stood first with 1,015 marks, Tayyaba Dar from Government Inter College for Girls, Sheikhupura, bagged second slot (993) and Uzma Waris from Punjab College for Women, Muslim Town, Lahore, third (988).

Published in Dawn, September 12th, 2018