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MS girls score big
Students of the MS Junior College in Mehdipatnam, Amatul Mateen and Bushra Tahseen secured the State first mark in the Intermediate First Year examinations securing 436/440 in BPC stream.
Students of the MS Junior College in Mehdipatnam, Amatul Mateen and Bushra Tahseen secured the State first mark in the Intermediate First Year examinations securing 436/440 in BPC stream.
Syeda Farheen Qudsia scored 991/1000 in BPC in the Intermediate second year examinations and bagged the first rank in the city. Felicitating the honours, the MS Education Centre Chairman, Abdul Lateef Khan gave cash awards of Rs 1 lakh to the her.
In addition, more than 22 students secured 98 per cent and above in BPC stream in the second year examinations. In the MPC stream, Sania Fatima scored 985/1000 in the Second Year Intermediate Public Examinations getting top marks in the State.
The Intermediate First Year Results saw more than 50 students securing 95 per cent and above in BPC and more than 100 students securing 90 per cent and above in MPC Stream.
Speaking on the occasion, Abdul Lateef Khan said, "We are delighted with the results of our students. It's the hard work of our students and faculty, who constantly motivated students to secure good marks.”
