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BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA Result.pk INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 http://www.bisegrw.edu.pk P(1) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 NOTIFICATION NO. 719-C.E/P 1. HSSC exam was scheduled to be conducted from 10-10-2020. 2. This result has been tabulated as per the duly notified COVID-19 Promotion Policy 2020. 3. The following categories of candidates of HSSC Annual 2020 appeared in SPECIAL EXAMINATION 2020. The categories are:- (i) Candidates who have applied for composite Intermediate examinations (Part I & II). (ii) Candidates who were to appear in Intermediate Examinations 2020, for various additional subjects. (iII) Candidates who were to appear for Shahdat-Tul-Sanvia, Shadat-Tul-Khasa & Languages Examinations 2020. 4. The marks awarded are the best prediction of the performance and has been awarded under COVID-19 Examination Policy, hence considered as valid and fair. 5. This Result Gazette is issued as a notice only. Errors and Omissions are EXCEPTED. Any entry appearing in the notification does not independently confer any right or privilege to the candidates for the grant of a certificate which will be issued in due course of time under the regulation. 6. The result of all candidates whether successful or otherwise is being published for convenience of all concerned. 7. The numerical figures given in the result column (Part I&II) show the marks obtained by the successful candidate while the abbreviations show the subjects in the result column of Part-I & II gazette in which the candidate fails or any other position of the result. 8. The results of some candidates have been withheld for the following reasons. (i) Discrepancies in Fee Payment (ii) Eligibility Issues (iii) Miscellaneous All such candidates are advised in their own interest to deposit the arrears of fee if any and to comply with other requirements already intimated without further delay otherwise the office would not be able to release their result. 9. The candidates who failed to qualify in any subject for the grant of the Intermediate Certificate for want of not more than one percent of the total number of marks allotted to the relevant group have been given the benefit for requisite number of marks in the subjects in which they have failed so as to enable them just to qualify for the grant of certificate but these marks have not been physically added in the marks obtained by the candidates in the said subjects or the aggregate. Thus the aggregate shown in the result card is the real total of the actual marks obtained by the candidates exclusive of the grace marks. 10. Result intimations to the successful and unsuccessful regular candidates will be sent to their respective institutions through online as well as Post. 11. Result intimations to the successful and unsuccessful private candidates will be dispatched to their addresses given in the admission form. 12. Original Certificates to the successful regular candidates will be sent in due course of time to their respective institutions. The certificates of private candidates will also be dispatched to their residential addresses.Result.pk Shahid Nadeem Riaz Shahid Prof. Muhammad Naeem Butt Dr. Tariq Mahmood Qazi System Analyst Assistant Controller (Inter) Controller of Examinations Chiarman Phone No. 055-3894611 Phone No. 055-3894615 Phone No. 055-9200746 Phone. 055-9200742 P(2) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 ABBREVIATIONS USED The following abbreviations have been used in this Result Notification. i) Result Later due to non-adjustment of Fee R.L. Fee iv) Not Eligible N/E ii) Result Later due to Eligibility (Permission) R.L.E (P) v) Result Late due to Missing Memo Form RL Memo iii) Second Notification SN SUBJECT ABBREVIATIONS SUBJECTS ABBREVIATIONS Islamic Education IE. Economics ECO. Pakistan Studies PS. Punjabi PUN. Urdu (Compulsory) U. Sociology SOC. Pakistani Culture P-CUL Education EDU. English (Compulsory) E. Urdu Advance U(AD) English (Elective) E/EL Commercial Practice CP. Geography GEO Health & Physical Education HPED. Civics CIV Physics PHY. Statistics ST Chemistry CH. Islamic Studies IS. Biology BIO. Mathematics M. Principles of Accounting P/A. Outlines of Home Economics H-ECO Principles of Economics P/E. Fine Art. F/ART Principles of Commerce P/C. Arabic AR Business Statistics B/St. Persian PER Nursing NUR. Result.pkPsychology PSY Agriculture AGRI. Library Science L/SC Islamic History & Culture IS-H History of Pakistan HP Computer Science CSc. History of Islam H/ISL Business Mathematics B/M. History of Muslim India HMI Computer Studies CST Commercial Geography CG Banking BNK P(3) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 PRACTICAL MARKS CALCULATION FORMULA Total Obtained Marks in Theory of Subject 50% of Total 50% of Total Practical Marks of Practical Marks of Practical Marks of that Subject Total Marks of Theory of that Subject * + = that subject that subject Result.pk P(4) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 PERCENTILE CALCULATION FORMULA Marks obtained by the candidate in a subject * 100 Percentile Score Maximum Marks obtained by any candidate in that subject = The Letter Grades & Corresponding Percentile Score. BOUNDARIES OF SCORES LETTER GRADES 90-100 A+ 87-89 A 82-86 B+ 77-81 B 70-76 C+ 60-69 C Result.pk50-59 D+ 40-49 D 33-39 E 32 & Below F P(5) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 GRADES / DIVISION FORMULA GRADES: A+ Outstanding 80% or above marks 880 or above A Excellent 70% to 79.99% marks 770 to 879 B Very good 60% to 69.99% marks 660 to 769 C Good 50% to 59.99% marks 550 to 659 D Fair 40% to 49.99% marks 440 to 549 E Satisfactory 33% to 39.99% marks 439 or below DIVISIONS: First 60% or above Second 45% but less than 60% Third 33% but less than 45% ENQUIRIES i. All Enquiries regarding result of regular candidates should be addressed to the Head of their respective institutions and not to the Controller of Examinations. ii. All Enquiries regarding result of private candidates of part –I & II may be addressed to the Deputy Controller of Examinations (Inter P-II) or call on phone No. 9200752-756 Ext. 175 iii. The Enquiries regarding adjustment of dues such as examination fee etc. may be addressed to the Deputy Secretary (Finance) or call on Phone No. 055-9200752-756 Ext: 129, 055-3892616. Result.pk P(6) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 PRE-MEDICAL GROUP APPLIED FOR PASS A+ A B C D E PASS % Regular Male 177 10 2 0 3 4 1 0 5.65 Regular Female 412 41 2 7 4 16 11 1 9.95 Sub Total 589 51 4 7 7 20 12 1 8.66 Private Male 200 43 12 3 4 11 3 10 21.50 Private Female 461 91 17 24 15 12 8 15 19.74 Sub Total 661 134 29 27 19 23 11 25 20.27 Grand Total 1250 185 33 34 26 43 23 26 14.80 Result.pk P(7) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 PRE-ENGINEERING GROUP APPLIED FOR PASS A+ A B C D E PASS % Regular Male 207 12 0 0 1 6 5 0 5.80 Regular Female 119 6 1 0 0 2 3 0 5.04 Sub Total 326 18 1 0 1 8 8 0 5.52 Private Male 250 31 0 2 8 10 7 4 12.40 Private Female 126 11 0 1 1 6 2 1 8.73 Sub Total 376 42 0 3 9 16 9 5 11.17 Grand Total 702 60 1 3 10 24 17 5 8.55 HUMANITIES GROUP APPLIED FOR PASS A+ A B C D E PASS % Regular Male 301 4 0 0 1 1 2 0 1.33 Regular Female 316 19 0 0 1 7 10 1 6.01 Result.pkSub Total 617 23 0 0 2 8 12 1 3.73 Private Male 4527 733 4 24 134 298 243 30 16.19 Private Female 4631 948 5 43 192 386 300 22 20.47 Sub Total 9158 1681 9 67 326 684 543 52 18.36 Grand Total 9775 1704 9 67 328 692 555 53 17.43 P(8) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 GENERAL SCIENCE GROUP APPLIED FOR PASS A+ A B C D E PASS % Regular Male 427 10 1 0 2 2 4 1 2.34 Regular Female 248 9 0 0 0 2 7 0 3.63 Sub Total 675 19 1 0 2 4 11 1 2.81 Private Male 251 28 0 0 3 8 12 5 11.16 Private Female 265 26 0 0 0 15 11 0 9.81 Sub Total 516 54 0 0 3 23 23 5 10.47 Grand Total 1191 73 1 0 5 27 34 6 6.13 COMMERCE GROUP APPLIED FOR PASS A+ A B C D E PASS % Regular Male 87 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 4.60 Regular Female 26 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 7.69 Sub Total 113 6 0 0 0 0 6 0 5.31 Result.pkPrivate Male 619 101 0 6 26 36 30 3 16.32 Private Female 278 83 1 6 17 35 19 5 29.86 Sub Total 897 184 1 12 43 71 49 8 20.51 Grand Total 1010 190 1 12 43 71 55 8 18.81 P(9) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 SUBJECT WISE PASS PERCENTAGE PART-II SUBJECT NAME APPLIED FOR PASS PASS % SUBJECT NAME APPLIED FOR PASS PASS % ARABIC 527 437 82.92 BANKING 941 734 78.00 BIOLOGY 1121 201 17.93 BUSINESS STATISTICS 955 623 65.24 CHEMISTRY 1803 389 21.58 CIVICS 5415 4422 81.66 COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY 966 827 85.61 COMPUTER SCIENCE 1193 563 47.19 COMPUTER STUDIES 4 2 50.00 ECONOMICS 1234 644 52.19 EDUCATION 6992 4818 68.91 ENGLISH 13330 3617 27.13 ENGLISH ELECTIVE 26 16 61.54 FINE ARTS 5 5 100.00 GEOGRAPHY 9 4 44.44 HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION 329 275 83.59 HISTORY OF INDO-PAK 9 4 44.44 HISTORY OF ISLAM 663 260 39.22 HISTORY OF MODREN WORLD 3 2 66.67 HISTORY OF PAKISTAN 340 245 72.06 ISLAMIC STUDIES (ELECTIVE) 8458 6049 71.52 LIBRARY SCIENCE 35 13 37.14 MATHEMATICS 1919 262 13.65 OUTLINES OF HOME ECONOMICS 51 49 96.08 PAKISTAN STUDIES 13134 11640 88.62 PERSIAN 839 752 89.63 PHILOSOPHY 31 28 90.32 PHYSICS 2544 612 24.06 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING 963 605 62.82 PSYCHOLOGY 124 72 58.06 PUNJABI 1870 1804 96.47 SOCIOLOGY 1199 1180 98.42 STATISTICS 162 76 46.91 URDU 13207 10978 83.12 URDU (ADVANCE) Result.pk77 67 87.01 P(10) BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION GUJRANWALA INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL PART-II EXAMINATION, 2020 UNFAIRMEANS CASES As a result of strict measures adopted to curb the tendency of unfair means in the examination, a remarkable achievement has been noted.
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  • Higher Education

    Higher Education

    HIGHER EDUCATION IMPORTANCE OF HIGHER EDUCATION FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH A well-established higher education program is essential for the creation of a knowledge-based economy. Punjab aims to move its economy to high productivity, for which a vibrant higher education sector is critical. To create a knowledge-based economy, an entire infrastructure of facilities is required which provides the “software” for economic growth by creating a highly-skilled pool of workers and an enabling environment for firms. VISION Enlightened and prospering Punjab reinforcing knowledge economy and equitable, quality learning at tertiary level. POLICY • Increasing equitable access to Higher Education. • Establishment of New Colleges. • Rehabilitation and development of college infrastructure. • Improving quality of education. • Revamping college education by developing strong relationship between tertiary education and the job market. • Recruitment of college teachers through PPSC. • Up gradation of existing educational institutions. • Strengthening of autonomous institutions/ Universities. • Improvement and up gradation of commerce colleges. STRATEGY • Improving college infrastructure through provision of missing and additional facilities to public sector colleges. • Promotion of Science and Computer education at tertiary level. • Capacity building of Managers / field officers of colleges sector. • Use of Management Information System (MIS) for decision making. • Development of monitoring and evaluation system. 17 STRATEGIC INTERVENTIONS 4 YEARS BS PROGRAM Higher Education Department also decided to introduce 4-Years BS program in the public sector college throughout the province. For the purpose 26 colleges have been identified from the all Divisions of the Punjab and initially in these colleges this program have been launched and in the coming years it will be spread over the whole colleges of the province.