The students of Pakistan Education Centre (PEC) recorded outstanding results in the annual HSSC-I examination conducted by Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Islamabad.
This is the last leg of the four annual examinations taken by the students this year and PEC students came out with flying colours, the school said in a statement yesterday.
In Pre-Medical group, Muqadsa Malik stood first in PEC by securing 474 marks (A1 grade). Wafa was second with 473 marks (A1 grade) and Hafsa Fayyaz third with 467 marks (A1 grade).
In Pre-Engineering group, Syed Abdul Razzaq Hashmi was first with 416 marks, Iskhaq Rehman second with 405, and Hasham Shahid third with 397 marks.
In Science General group, Asad Naeem bagged first position in PEC with 433 marks. Aisha Arshad was second with 422 marks and Aqeb Yahya third with 420 marks. All got A grade.
In Commerce group, Anum Jehangir was first with 394 marks, Faraz Ali second with 360 marks and Mohamed Azeem Khan third with 352 marks. All got A grade.
In Humanities group, Ahmed got first position with 398 marks, Fatima Ali second with 377 and Aisha Zar Mohamed third with 365 marks. All got A grades.In HSSC-I , a total of 146 students appeared out of which  three students (Muqadsa Malik, Wafa, Hafsa Fayyaz) bagged A1 Grade (80% or above), 21 students got A Grade (70% or above), 37 students got B Grade (60% or above). In total, 61 students of PEC got first division.
Pakistan ambassador Mohamed Sarfraz Ahmed Khanzada, who is also the chairman of PEC’s board of governors, congratulated the successful students and commended the efforts of the faculty and the parents.
He hoped  the meritorious students would continue to attain more laurels in their life. Embassy counsellor and PEC board vice chairman Mohamed Afzal Sheikh also congratulated the students on their brilliant success in the examination.
PEC’s acting principal Raja Nasir Mahmood appreciated the efforts of the students and expressed his resolve that his faculty would continue their best efforts to make PEC a first grade institution.
He thanked ambassador Khanzada for his patronage and keen interest in the improvement of the school.