In Bachelor of Arts (BA), Shaher Bano Shaukat of Government College for Women Mirah, Layyah bagged the first position by securing 629 marks, while Hafsa Akbar of Govt College for Women Chowk Sarwar Shaheed stood second with 623 marks and Ayesha Siddiqa from a private college clinched the third position by scoring 620 marks. Maria Jamil of Govt College for Women Shehr Sultan, the daughter of a motorcycle-rickshaw diver, grabbed the fourth position.
In the BSc exam, first three positions were clinched by girls from two private colleges. Hira Wajid, the daughter of a crockery seller, bagged the first position by securing 727 marks. Anmol Munir, whose father is a carpenter, stood second with 718 marks and Nalain Sukaina third with 706 marks. Muhammad Yousuf, the son of a vegetable vendor, stood fourth by securing 698 marks.
According to the gazette notification, 49,433 candidates sat the BA/BSc exam out of whom 18,158 were declared successful with the pass percentage being 36.73 per cent.
Addressing the result declaration ceremony, BZU Acting Vice Chancellor Dr Bashir Chaudhry congratulated the position holders, their parents and teachers. He also distributed cash prizes among the three top position-holders in science and arts groups.Explaining the details,acting vice Chancellor said that total 49,433 candidates appeared in the examination,of then 18,158 were declared successful making the pass percentage of 36.73.At least 29,534 candidates appeared in BA exam.Of them 7,364 were passed achieving the pass percentage of 24.93.However, pass percentage of B.Sc candidates was far better than BA it. was 54.24 as10,899 out 19,794 candidates were declared successful. Female regular B.Sc students achieved the pass percentage of 74.94 because 5,547 candidates out of 7,402 were declared successful.while pass percventage of male regular candidate was 52.18. Female regular students of BA made pass percentage of 47.83 when 2730 out of 5708 female candidates were decklared successful. Total 39 unfair meanss cases were instituted,of them 36 were decided and three are pending
