Doha: The students of Pakistan Education Centre (PEC) Doha has won laurels in the HSSC Part-II annual examination 2016 conducted by the FBISE, Islamabad, Pakistan. FBISE announced the results on August 17.
Out of 1,100 marks, Abeer Yasmeen scored 968 and won first position and Mohammad Faizan scored 967 and won second position.
Mohammad Kamran Janjua scored 964 marks and Maaz Khurram scored 961, respectively, and stood third and fourth throughout Qatar.
This year 115 students of PEC took the exam andf 26 passed with A1 and A grades. The overall pass percentage remained 95 percent.
Muhammad Khalid (950 marks), Iqra Ashraf (927), Zuha Sattar (927), Sarah Saleem (921), Muhammad Sufyan (899), Muhammad Bilal Shakeel (878), Fatima Ali (872), Asad Arshad (869), Taimiyah (866), Ahmad Safi Ullah (845), Hassan Nadeem Ansari (844), Aisha Sultan (842), Ahmed (838), Hiba Shakeel (825), Amna Sharif Bajwa (813), Fareeha Siraj (807), Duaa Tahir (802), Abrar Ahmed (799), Zubair Iqbal (782), Shaima Rayes Gul (779), Magisha Asif (775), and Mohammed 772 marks.
Principal Nargis Raza Otho congratulated the students, their parents and teachers. She said in every child’s success they all succeed.
Otho urged the students to work hard for higher achievements by getting ready to run an extra mile.
Pakistan Ambassador to Qatar, Shahzad Ahmad, also extended heartfelt wishes to the students, their parents and teachers.
He also urged their students to give prime and sincere attention to their studies so that they can make Pakistan strong and proud in the days to come.
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