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Result Gazette With Compliments From Nayyer Iqbal Chairman/Commissioner RREESSUULLTT GGAAZZEETTTTEE SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (ANNUAL) EXAMINATION,, 2018 Roll No. 700001 - 746154 800001 - 840267 950001 - 950236 Websiite:: www..biisebwp..edu..pk For Sms:: 800298 (Type <Roll No> & send to 800298) 1. INDEX/CONTENTS Description Sr.No. Page No. 1. Index/Contents i 2. Introduction ii 3. Abbreviations of Subjects iii 4. Grading Formula with Total Marks iv 5. List of Position Holders (Group & Sex-wise) v-vii 6. Result at a Glance with General Pass Percentage viii-xi 7. Subject wise Pass Percentage xii 8. Unfair mean Cases (Registered) xiii 9. Unfair mean Cases (Decided) xiii 10. Case under Consideration Roll Numbers xiii 11. Date Sheet (Theory & Practical) xiv-xvi 12. Result Distribution SSC Annual 2018 xvii 13. Result Intimation xviii 14. Schedule for the SSC Supplementary Exam.2018 xviii 15. Rates of Admission Fee xviii-xix 16. Institution Wise Pass Percentage & Grading xx- i BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, BAHAWALPUR. RESULT GAZETTE SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (ANNUAL) EXAMINATION, 2018. INTRODUCTION 2. GENESIS The Secondary School Certificate (Annual) Examination, 2018 commenced w.e.f. 01-03-2018 .Theory papers ended on 03-04-2018 whereas the practical till 30-04-2018. The result is being announced on 21-07-2018 at 10.10 A.M. PROCLAMATION The Result Gazette is issued (Errors & Omission Excepted) as a Notice only. Any entry appearing in the Gazette Notification does not in itself confer any right or privilege independently on any candidate for the grant of a certificate, which will be issued under the Regulations on the basis of the original record in the Board’s Office. a. The Board reserves the right of rectifying Errors and Omission in the result at any time. b. Every care has been taken that the result is accurate. The Board however, does not hold itself responsible for any omission or mistake of result in the gazette. The result is being published in one volume containing Roll Nos. 77487. CASE UNDERCONSIDERATION: i) The category represents largely the candidates who inspite of repeated reminder have failed to remove the discrepancies. ii) The candidates appearing in the subjects not offered in the admission forms have been treated as ABSENT and their achievement in irrelevant subjects stands cancelled. ii 3. ABBREVIATION OF SUBJECTS Following abbreviations of subjects in which the candidates have to reappear have been used in the Result Gazette. Name of Subject Abbreviation Arabic Arb I&II Art Art A&B Biology Bio I&II Chemistry Che I&II Civics Civ I&II Clothing & Textile CT I&II Computer Science Cse I&II Children & Development Cd I&II Computer Hardware Ch I&II Commercial Geography Cgeo Ethics Eth I&II English Language Eng.L I&II English Eng I&II Education Edu I&II Economics Eco I&II Electricity (Electrical Wiring/Winding) ELWR I&II Environmental Study Es I&II Food & Nutrition FN I&II Geography Geo I&II General Science Gsc I&II Geometrical & Technical Drawing Gtd A&B History Of Islam Him I&II History of Hindo Pak. HHK I&II Home Economic Heco I&II Islamiyat Compulsory Isl Islamic Studies Ist I&II Mathematics Math I&II General Mathematics GM I & II Persian Per I&II Pakistan Studies Ps Pakistani Geography Pgeo Punjabi Punj I&II Physics Phy I&II Radio Servicing Rs I&II Saraiki Sar I&II Urdu Ur I&II Wood Work/Furniture & Cabinet Making Fcm I&II iii 4. GRADING FORMULA WITH TOTAL MAKRS: The candidate who passed the Board’s Examination will be placed in the following six grades. New Course Grading (Scheme of Study 1100) GRADE PERCENTAGE OF MARKS Marks REMARKS A+ 80% Marks and above 880 and above Exceptional A 70% and above but below 80% 770 to 879 Excellent B 60 %and above but below 70% 660 to 769 Very Good C 50% and above but below 60% 550 to 659 Good D 40% and above but below 50% 440 to 549 Fair E Below 40% to Minimum pass marks 439 and less than Satisfactory Grading Formula (Scheme of Study 400) SHAHADAT-UL-ALMIA GRADE PERCENTAGE OF MARKS Marks REMARKS A+ 80% Marks and above 320 and above Exceptional A 70% and above but below 80% 280 to 319 Excellent B 60 %and above but below 70% 240 to 279 Very Good C 50% and above but below 60% 200 to 239 Good D 40% and above but below 50% 160 to 199 Fair Below 40% to Minimum pass E 159 and less than Satisfactory marks iv 5. BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE & SECONDARY EDUCATION, BAHAWALPUR SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (ANNUAL) EXAM.2018 PROVISIONAL LIST OF POSITION CASES. OVERALL TOP POSITIONS POSITION ROLL MARKS STUDENT INSTITUTE NAME STUDENT PICTURE NO. NAME/FATHER’S NAME & PHONE NO. ADDRESS / PHONE NO. FAISAL BAZAR ABUZAR SAEED S/O NAVEED COLONY ST GOVT. MODEL H/S 1 FAQEER WALI 803917 1085 SAEED AKHTAR CHISHTIAN HAROON ABAD 03346821068 AYESHA ALI D/O ALI AL-HUDA GRAMMAR 502-D,SATELLITE ND 2 738208 1084 ASGHAR SCHOOL (GIRLS) TOWN,RAHIM YAR RAHIM YAR KHAN KHAN. 03006721415 RANA MUHAMMAD ZAKA- CHISHTIAN PARK ND CHISHTIAN SCIENCE COLONY STREET 2 803689 1084 ULLAH SHAHID S/O RANA SHAHID HUSSAIN SCHOOL CHISHTIAN NO.5,13/G ROAD.03026983768 SH.ZAYED GIRLS STREET NO.7 AREEBA IRSHAD D/O RD HIGHER SECONDARY JINNAH PARK 3 833393 1083 IRSHAD AHMAD PUBLIC SCHOOL RAHIM YAR KHAN RAHIM YAR KHAN 03022334116 v SCIENCE GROUP (AMONG BOYS) POSITION ROLL MARKS STUDENT NAME/FATHER’S INSTITUTE NAME STUDENT PICTURE NO. NAME & PHONE NO. ADDRESS / PHONE NO. FAISAL BAZAR ABUZAR SAEED S/O NAVEED COLONY ST GOVT. MODEL H/S 1 FAQEER WALI 803917 1085 SAEED AKHTAR CHISHTIAN HAROON ABAD 03346821068 RANA MUHAMMAD ZAKA- CHISHTIAN PARK ND CHISHTIAN SCIENCE COLONY STREET 2 803689 1084 ULLAH SHAHID S/O RANA SHAHID HUSSAIN SCHOOL CHISHTIAN NO.5,13/G ROAD.03026983768 NATIONAL GARRISON H.#1,ST.#3, X UMER NASIR S/O NASIR RD SECONDARY BLOCK, GULSHAN- 3 832745 1078 MEHMOOD SCHOOL RAHIM YAR E-USMAN, RYK KHAN 03006754865 SCIENCE GROUP (AMONG GIRLS) POSITION ROLL MARKS STUDENT NAME/FATHER’S INSTITUTE NAME STUDENT PICTURE NO. NAME & PHONE NO. ADDRESS / PHONE NO. AYESHA ALI D/O ALI AL-HUDA GRAMMAR 502-D,SATELLITE ST 1 738208 1084 ASGHAR SCHOOL (GIRLS) TOWN,RAHIM YAR RAHIM YAR KHAN KHAN. 03006721415 SH.ZAYED GIRLS STREET NO.7 AREEBA IRSHAD D/O ND HIGHER SECONDARY JINNAH PARK 2 833393 1083 IRSHAD AHMAD PUBLIC SCHOOL RAHIM YAR KHAN RAHIM YAR KHAN 03022334116 131-C BLOCK Z SH.ZAYED GIRLS SANA LIAQUAT D/O RANA SCHEME NO.3 RD HIGHER SECONDARY 3 GULSHAN-E-IQBAL 833376 1082 LIAQUAT ALI PUBLIC SCHOOL RAHIMYARKHAN RAHIM YAR KHAN 03067636456 vi HUMANITIES GROUP (AMONG BOYS) POSITION ROLL MARKS STUDENT INSTITUTE NAME STUDENT PICTURE NO. NAME/FATHER’S NAME & PHONE NO. ADDRESS / PHONE NO. H/NO 108 MASJID NIAMATULLAH RAHEEM AL-HAQ NEAR 1ST 716783 988 S/O QARI ABDUL RAHEEM PRIVATE S.E.COLLEGE RABBANI BAHAWALPUR 03017726224 DARUL ULOOM MADANIA MODEL MUHAMMAD IMRAN S/O ND PRIVATE TOWN B 2 814975 980 ABDUL KHALIQ BAHAWALPUR 03036440972 47/C NOOR UL HAQ MUHAMMAD ABBAS S/O GOVT.S.D.MODEL H/S COLONY RD 3 717366 974 KHUDA BAKHSH BAHAWALPUR BAHAWALPUR 03016234192 HUMANITIES GROUP (AMONG GIRLS) POSITION ROLL MARKS STUDENT INSTITUTE NAME STUDENT PICTURE NO. NAME/FATHER’S NAME & PHONE NO. ADDRESS / PHONE NO. BASTI PALLA MARIA RAHIM D/O RAHIM GOVT.GIRLS H/S ST HASILPUR 1 723965 1020 BAKHSH HASILPUR OLD 03046728168 H/NO 14 STREET GOVT. GIRLS H/S NO.2 ABBASIA TANZEELA D/O ASHIQ SYED IMAM SHAH TOWN ASGHAR ST 1 819057 1020 HUSSAIN MULTANI GATE COLONY MULTAN BAHAWALPUR ROAD BWP. 03042739879 GOVT.GIRLS H/S/S MOHALLAH KHADIJA-TUL-KUBRA D/O NOOR PUR KHAWAJGAN NEAR ND 2 720966 1017 MUHAMMAD TARIQ NOURANGA P/O NOORPUR BAHAWALPUR 03055974105 CHAK NO.79/1.L P/O MAIN WALA SHAKEELA BIBI D/O GOVT.GIRLS H/S RD BANGHLA TEHSIL 3 711592 1004 MUHAMMAD RAMZAN 79/1-L HAROON ABAD HAROONABAD 03055430779 vii 6. RESULT AT A GLANCE A. Total Number of Candidates who applied for Admission. = 77487 B. Total Number of Candidates who actually appeared. =76362 C. Total Number of Cancelled & Absent Candidates = 1125 D. Number of successful Candidates. = 60280 E. Pass Percentage. = 78.94 (GHULAM MUHAMMAD) (MUHAMMAD AKMAL AMIN) ASSISTANT CONTROLLER (MATRIC) COMPUTER PROGRAMMAR (MUHAMMAD MANSHA KHAN) (TAHIR HUSSAIN JAFARI) SYSTEM ANALYST CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS viii GENERAL PASS PERCENTAGE OF THE SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (ANNUAL) EXAMINATION, 2018 PASS GROUP GENDER APPEARED PASS A+ A B C D E % Male 22112 17455 78.94 2444 3145 4821 5489 1555 1 Science Female 15194 13243 87.16 2399 3076 3957 3288 523 0 Total 37306 30698 82.29 4843 6221 8778 8777 2078 1 Male 1349 815 60.42 10 25 149 363 257 11 REGULAR (GOVT.) Arts Female 5592 4459 79.74 146 575 1327 1697 694 20 Total 6941 5274 75.98 156 600 1476 2060 951 31 Male 23461 18270 77.87 2454 3170 4970 5852 1812 12 Total Female 20786 17702 85.16 2545 3651 5284 4985 1217 20 Total 44247 35972 81.3 4999 6821 10254 10837 3029 32 PASS GROUP GENDER APPEARED PASS A+ A B C D E % Male 8208 7192 87.62 2045 1540 1849 1469 289 0 Science Female 9792 8930 91.2 3318 2108 2032 1294 178 0 Total 18000 16122 89.57 5363 3648 3881 2763 467 0 Male 44 20 45.45 0 0 1 8 10 1 REGULAR (Affiliated) Arts Female 160 133 83.13 6 18 32 54 23 0 Total 204 153 75 6 18 33 62 33 1 Male 8252 7212 87.4 2045 1540 1850 1477 299 1 Total Female 9952 9063 91.07 3324 2126 2064 1348 201 0 Total 18204 16275 89.4 5369 3666 3914 2825 500 1 ix PASS GROUP GENDER APPEARED PASS A+ A B C D E % Male 30320 24647 81.29 4489 4685 6670 6958 1844 1 Science Female 24986 22173 88.74 5717 5184 5989 4582 701 0 Total 55306 46820 84.66 10206 9869 12659 11540 2545 1 Male 1393 835 59.94 10 25 150 371 267 12 TOTAL REGULAR Arts Female 5752 4592 79.83 152 593 1359 1751 717 20 Total 7145 5427 75.96 162 618 1509 2122 984 32 Male 31713
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