Larkana BISE’s pre-medical Part-I result out

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LARKANA, Nov 29: The Larkana Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education on Saturday announced result of Higher Secondary Certificate Part-I (Pre-Medical).

According to the announcement, only 6,440 of 9,224 candidates passed all six subjects, 1,605 cleared five subjects and 540 passed four subjects.

The board had late on Friday announced results of annual examination for HSC-Part-I Pre-Engineering, Humanities and Commerce Groups.

According to an official notification, only 2,836 of 4,189 candidates passed all six subjects, 766 five subjects, 286 four subjects, 103 three, 43 two subjects and 12 got through just one subject.

In Humanities group, only 1,748 of 3,047 candidates cleared all six subjects, 817 passed five subjects, 223 four, 45 three, 24 two subjects and 19 could get through only one subject.

In Commerce group, 379 of 588 students cleared all seven subjects, 154 passed six subjects, 64 five, 13 four, four got through in three subjects and two passed just two subjects.

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