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Pakistani student sets O-level world record


By APP
Published: January 5, 2012

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Zohaib Asad, a student of Beaconhouse, earned 28 As in the University of Cambridge International O-Level Examinations. PHOTO: APP

Zohaib Asad, a student of Beaconhouse, earned 28 As in the University of Cambridge International O-Level Examinations.

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has presented a cheque of Rs1 million as a token of appreciation to a student from Taxila who had set a world record in the O-level examinations.

Zohaib Asad, a student of Beaconhouse, earned 28 As in the University of Cambridge International O-Level Examinations in 2011. He overtook a record of 23 As, also set by a Pakistani student from Islamabad Ibrahim Shahid.

Gilani invited Asad to the Prime Minister House on Thursday and lauded him for making Pakistan’s youth proud. He said that Asad’s achievement will inspire other young students to excel in life through sheer hard work.

Asad is currently enrolled at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where he is pursuing an undergraduate degree in economics and international development.

Speaking to the prime minister, he said that he was determined to return to Pakistan after completion of his education to serve the country that has given so much in life at an early age.

Gilani appreciated Asad’s sense of devotion to the country the country and said that young people like him were Pakistan’s hope for a brighter future.

Asad’s family members were also present in the meeting.

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Imran Khan said when he was studying in Aitchison College in Lahore there were students from Malaysia and other countries studying with him. In the 1960's Pakistan's education was one of the best in entire Asia and Pakistanis were making more contributions in the field of science and technology than all of our neighbors.

We have everything except the right leadership.
 
Global winners: Four from twin cities among the toppers of the world
Published: December 21, 2011


Cambridge announces list of high scores in June examinations.


As the Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards were announced on Tuesday, there were 74 students from the twin cities who must have felt like they were on the top of the world. Four of them were even declared by Cambridge as “Top in the World”.

These outstanding candidates, Tanya Hameed, Sana Munir, Haran Innocent Bhatti and Urwat Til Vusqa, have scored more marks in a specific subject than any other candidate around the world in the June examinations.

Hameed from Beaconhouse School System got this award for his performance in Psychology, while Munir from Roots Montessori High School secured the honour for her performance in Pakistan Studies. Bhatti outshined everyone across the globe in Religious Studies (Bible knowledge) and Vusqa got the distinction for her performance in Mathematics (Syllabus D). Bhatti and Vusqa are also from Beaconhouse.

The rest of the 70, were either top in Pakistan or top in Islamabad.

According to the University of Cambridge International Examinations, the awards celebrate the outstanding academic achievements of secondary school learners in Pakistan in the June 2011 Cambridge examination series. Many schools across the country, including the twin cities, hosted individual award ceremonies to celebrate the achievements of their students.

Over 280 learners from Pakistan received awards for exceptional performance in Cambridge examinations, including 50 students who achieved the highest marks in the world and another 40 who attained the highest marks in Pakistan in a single subject.


The awards also celebrate the achievements of those students who give an outstanding performance in subjects that are not yet so widely taken in Pakistan and those who have achieved the total highest cumulative marks across a number of subjects. The winning students outperformed thousands of candidates worldwide who sat examinations in Cambridge O Level, Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS and A Level.

A total of 74 students from Islamabad and Rawalpindi managed to make it to the “prestigious list”, in which the highest number of the outstanding candidates was from Beaconhouse School System. Twenty-three students from the school excelled in their respective subjects. Roots School System followed with 20 students who outshone their peers in the Cambridge examinations, while Headstart School was third with eight students making it to the list.

William Bickerdike, Regional Manager of Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan congratulated the students and said, “These achievements are a credit to the partnerships which Cambridge has established with schools and demonstrate the dedication and commitment of teachers, support provided by families and friends, and learners’ determination and passion to succeed.”

Published in The Express Tribune, December 21st, 2011.

Global winners: Four from twin cities among the toppers of the world – The Express Tribune
 
Imran Khan said when he was studying in Aitchison College in Lahore there were students from Malaysia and other countries studying with him. In the 1960's Pakistan's education was one of the best in entire Asia and Pakistanis were making more contributions in the field of science and technology than all of our neighbors.

We have everything except the right leadership.

Imran shows the way. the youth is with him now.
Inshhallah we'll be back on track soon.
 
youngest IELTS (7 bands)candidate in pakistan Sitara Brooj Akbar who is also the youngest O.level candidate in the world

 
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Like his shiny hair.
Asad is currently enrolled at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where he is pursuing an undergraduate degree in economics and international development.

:woot:
 
youngest IELTS (7 bands)candidate in pakistan Sitara Brooj Akbar who is also the youngest O.level candidate in the world



MashAllah our Pakistani people. Allah always keep them happy :pakistan:
 
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