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Broucher 2016 03 Only Lists Colleges AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE & SECONDARY EDUCATION MIRPUR PERFORMANCE OF GOVT. INSTITUTIONS AT INTERMEDIATE LEVEL IN ANNUAL EXAM. 2016 Percentage Number of Institutions with %age between 91 20 Number of Institutions with %age between 81 26 Number of Institutions with %age between 71 21 Number of Institutions with %age between 61 27 Number of Institutions with %age between 51 30 Number of Institutions with %age between 41 37 Number of Institutions with %age between 31 25 Number of Institutions with %age between 21 21 Number of Institutions with %age between 11 08 Number of Institutions with %age between 0.00 07 Total Institutions 222 AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE & SECONDARY EDUCATION MIRPUR PERFORMANCE GOVT: INSTITUTIONS CANDIDATES APPEARED/PASSED/PASS PERCENTAGE INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION ANNUAL 2016 S.NO INS CODE NAME OF INSTITUTION APPEARED PASSED % AGE 1 910 CADET COLLEGE PILLANDRI. SUDHNOTI. 93 93 100.00 2 655 GOVT. MODEL SCIENCE COLLEGE BAGH AZAD KASHMIR 64 64 100.00 3 062 GOVT INTER COLLEGE BALGARAN MUZAFFARABAD 30 30 100.00 4 620 GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL,RANGLA, BAGH. 16 16 100.00 5 225 GOVT GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE KAKRA POTHA, DISTRICT MIRPUR AK. 12 12 100.00 6 541 GOVT. GIRLS INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE PLAHAL KALAN KOTLI AK 12 12 100.00 7 648 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE CHITRA TOPI DISTT. BAGH AK 7 7 100.00 8 270 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE KHARAK MIRPUR AK 6 6 100.00 9 063 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE CHAKOTHI DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AK. 6 6 100.00 10 774 GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHIROOTI POONCH 5 5 100.00 11 012 HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NOSADA, MUZAFFARABAD. 4 4 100.00 12 364 GOVT GIRLS INTER COLLEGE POONA BHIMBER. 38 37 97.37 13 398 GOVT GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE PANJERI BHIMBER 110 105 95.45 14 229 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE DUDYAL MIRPUR. 35 33 94.29 15 419 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE CHOWKI, TEH. SAMAHNI A.K. 34 32 94.12 16 223 GOVT GIRLS INTER COLLEGE, CHATTROH, MIRPUR. 17 16 94.12 17 396 GOVT INTER COLLEGE POONA BHIMBER. 33 31 93.94 18 035 GOVT MODEL SCIENCE COLLEGE, MUZAFFARABAD. 529 492 93.01 19 918 GOVT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GALA CHOKIAN, SUDHNUTI 13 12 92.31 20 034 GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GOJRA, MUZAFFARABAD. 13 12 92.31 21 267 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE BUNKHURMAN MIRPUR AK 30 27 90.00 22 765 DEGREE COLLEGE THORAR POONCH 29 26 89.66 23 770 DEGREE COLLEGE RAWALAKOT POONCH 151 133 88.08 24 094 GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL LAMMIAN PATTIAN MUZAFFARABAD AK 8 7 87.50 25 791 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE JANDALA POONCH 8 7 87.50 26 224 GOVT. SCIENCE COLLEGE, MIRPUR. 47 41 87.23 27 210 GOVT GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE, ISLAMGARH, MIRPUR. 108 94 87.04 28 608 INTER COLLEGE MALLOT, BAGH. 30 26 86.67 29 212 GOVT. GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE AFZALPUR, MIRPUR. 167 144 86.23 30 906 GIRLS INTER COLLEGE TRARKHAL SADHNUTI. 57 49 85.96 31 825 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE HURNAMAIRA RAWALAKOT POONCH. 28 24 85.71 32 769 GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BANJONSA, POONCH 21 18 85.71 33 547 HAJI MUHAMMAD SADIQ GOVT. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL RAJDHANI DISTT. KOTLI AK 7 6 85.71 34 772 GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL REHARA POONCH 7 6 85.71 35 441 GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BAGHCHAGGA TEHSIL SAMAHNI DISTT. BHIMBER AK 7 6 85.71 36 425 GOVT INTER SCIENCE COLLEGE PANJERI DISTT BHIMBER A.K 7 6 85.71 37 480 GOVT. GIRLS INTERMIDIATE COLLEGE CHANGPUR KHAWAS KOTLI 33 28 84.85 38 222 GOVT GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE, THOTHAL, MIRPUR. 117 99 84.62 39 537 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE BRATLAH KOTLI 13 11 84.62 40 230 GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHITTERPARI MIRPUR AZAD KASHMIR 38 32 84.21 41 508 GOVT. GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE CHOWK SAHIBAN DISTT. KOTLI A.K 19 16 84.21 42 611 GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHIRALA, BAGH. 23 19 82.61 43 208 MAJOR MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN SHAHEED GOVT. BOYS COLLEGE AFZALPUR DISTT. MIRPUR AK 61 50 81.97 44 790 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE KOYIAN KHAIGALA POONCH 55 45 81.82 45 475 GOVT. GIRLS INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE SERI KHUIRATTA KOTLI A.K. 38 31 81.58 46 026 GIRLS SCIENCE DEGREE COLLEGE KOHRI MUZAFFARABAD 27 22 81.48 47 778 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE ALI SOJAL POONCH A.K. 47 38 80.85 48 133 GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, ASHKOT, NEELUM. A.K. 15 12 80.00 49 399 GOVT INTER COLLEGE KHAIROWALL, BHIMBER. 10 8 80.00 50 221 GOVT GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE, CHAKSAWARI, MIRPUR. 135 107 79.26 51 214 GOVT DEGREE COLLEGE ISLAMGARH,MIRPUR 28 22 78.57 52 131 GOVT. INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE MIRPURA NEELUM VALLEY 23 18 78.26 53 410 CHAUDHRY MANZOOR AHMED GOVT. GIRLS INTER SCIENCE COLLEGE THATHI KASGUMMA BHIMBER AK 36 28 77.78 54 014 HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BARSALA, MUZAFFARABAD. 13 10 76.92 55 272 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE KHALIQ ABAD MIRPUR AK 32 24 75.00 56 768 GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE MANDHOLE,DISTT. POONCH AK 32 24 75.00 57 536 GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHAHWLA DISTT. KOTLI AK 12 9 75.00 58 776 GIRLS INTER COLLEGE THORAR, POONCH. 4 3 75.00 59 213 GOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN CHECHIAN MIRPUR A.K 98 73 74.49 60 407 GOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE BARNALA BHIMBER 86 64 74.42 61 209 GOVT DEGREE COLLEGE DADYAL, MIRPUR. 78 58 74.36 62 352 GOVT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SOKASAN, BHIMBER. 69 51 73.91 63 909 GIRLS INTER COLLEGE QILAAN SADHNUTI. 42 31 73.81 64 494 GOVT GIRLS INTER SCIENCE COLLEGE TERHIAR KOTLI AK 11 8 72.73 65 821 GOVT INTER SCIENCE COLLEGE MOHRI FARMAN SHAH POONCH 14 10 71.43 66 202 GOVT. GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE DADYAL, MIRPUR. 163 116 71.17 67 492 GOVT GIRLS INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE SARHOTA NO. 2 KOTLI AK 38 27 71.05 68 461 GOVT. DEGREE COLLEGE PANJAN CHAROHI DISTT. KOTLI. 24 17 70.83 69 618 INTER COLLEGE CHIRALA, BAGH. 24 17 70.83 70 640 GOVT GIRLS INTER COLLEGE SAHLIAN TEH DHIRKOT DISTT BAGHA.K 17 12 70.59 71 632 GOVT GIRLS INTER COLLEGE ARJA BAGH 29 20 68.97 72 355 GOVT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BARHING, BHIMBER. 21 14 66.67 73 549 GOVT. INTER SCIENCE COLLEGE KHANKA KOTERA KOTLI AK 15 10 66.67 74 248 GOVT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BEHARI BASSAR DISTT MIRPUR A.K. 15 10 66.67 75 201 GOVT GIRLS COLLEGE, MIRPUR. 313 207 66.13 76 359 GHAZI MUHAMMAD ANWAR GOVT. GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE, SAMAHNI BHIMBER. 100 66 66.00 77 045 GIRLS INTER COLLEGE LEEPA DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AK 26 17 65.38 78 001 GOVT GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE, MUZAFFARABAD. 372 243 65.32 79 403 GOVT. INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE SOKASAN BHIMBER. 20 13 65.00 80 489 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE DABSI FATEHPUR THAKYALA KOTLI. 34 22 64.71 S.NO INS CODE NAME OF INSTITUTION APPEARED PASSED % AGE 81 767 GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KAI DHARA SRARI, POONCH. 17 11 64.71 82 135 GOVT. BOYS INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE SHARDA DISTT. NEELUM AK 17 11 64.71 83 631 GOVT INTER COLLEGE RANGLA BAGH 31 20 64.52 84 242 GOVT GIRLS INTER COLLEGE MANGLA HAMLET MIRPUR 59 38 64.41 85 422 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE DAB SAMAHNI BHIMBER A.K 25 16 64.00 86 009 GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SAHAILI SARKAR MUZAFFARABAD. 127 81 63.78 87 019 MUHAMMAD KHAN KIANI GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GUJAR BANDI DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AK 11 7 63.64 88 016 DEGREE COLLEGE CHAKAR, DISTT HATTIAN BALA AK. 30 19 63.33 89 406 GOVT. GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE BARNALA BHIMBER 79 50 63.29 90 514 GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL RAJDHANI KOTLI AK 19 12 63.16 91 455 HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL DHANWAN, KOTLI. 19 12 63.16 92 551 GOVT. BOYS INTER COLLEGE PALYAT SYDAN KOTLI AK 32 20 62.50 93 777 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE TAIN POONCH A.K. 8 5 62.50 94 546 GOVT. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PRAHI AMBAN DISTT. KOTLI AK 8 5 62.50 95 609 DEGREE COLLEGE DHIRKOT, BAGH. 73 44 60.27 96 660 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE NARYOLA BAGH AK 30 18 60.00 97 501 GOVT INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE KARALA MAJHAN KOTLI 20 12 60.00 98 913 GHAZI SHERDIL KHAN GOVERNMENT INTER COLLEGE BARAL SUDHNUTI AK 5 3 60.00 99 613 GIRLS INTER COLLEGE, REHARA, BAGH. 130 77 59.23 100 635 GOVT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MINHASA DHIRKOT,BAGH 17 10 58.82 101 205 GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KATHAR DILAWAR KHAN, MIRPUR. 29 17 58.62 102 134 GOVT INTER COLLEGE NAGDAR DISTT NEELUM 12 7 58.33 103 003 POST GRADUATE COLLEGE, MUZAFFARABAD. 443 254 57.34 104 614 GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE DHIRKOT BAGH 70 40 57.14 105 638 GOVT. GIRLS H.S. SCHOOL SANGHER BATHARA DHIRKOT BAGH. 7 4 57.14 106 268 COLLEGE OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY MIRPUR AK 65 37 56.92 107 500 GOVT. INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE GOI, DISTTKOTLI, A.K. 53 30 56.60 108 621 GOVT. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE MALLOT BAGH 76 43 56.58 109 757 HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ALI SOJAL, POONCH. 22 12 54.55 110 071 GOVT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KHALANA DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AK 11 6 54.55 111 351 GOVT GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE, BHIMBER 151 82 54.30 112 354 GOVT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KOTJAMEL, BHIMBER. 35 19 54.29 113 357 GOVT DEGREE COLLEGE SAMAHANI, BHIMBER.
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