Abbottabad Public School excels in BISE examination
ISLAMABAD: The Abbottabad Public School (APS) achieved enviable results in the recently announced annual examination of the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) with 75 out of 105 students who appeared in the examination achieving ‘A1’ grade.
The Abbottonians, as the APS students are generally known, achieved 100 per cent result in the BISE Abbottabad examination. Aniq Rahim topped in the APS by securing 940 marks out of a total of 1050.
“A brilliant student, that Aniq Rahim is, stood first among the male students in the Board but was placed sixth overall as the first five positions were notched by the female students, who certainly have outdone the boys in the exams,” the Principal of the APS, Mr Mehboob Alam said while talking to ‘The News’ from Abbottabad.
“In addition to Aniq Rahim another student of APS secured 930 marks to take third position among the boys and 13th position in the overall results. Similarly, Malik Furqan Mehmood and Basharat Hussain shared fifth position among the boys and 19th overall by securing 922 marks each. The two were closely followed by Mohammad Mohsin who stood 6th among the
boys and 19th overall,” the Principal of the APS, Mehboob Alam said.The news
