Pakistan Education Centre’s (PEC) Maryam Habib Ahmad stood first out of all Doha-based Pakistani schools by securing 453 marks in the Class X1 board examination.
Bright Future Pakistani International School yet again posted excellent results in the Higher Secondary School Certificate Part-I examinations conducted by Pakistan’s Federal Board in Islamabad.  Sarah Aziz scored 452 marks to secure first position at BFPIS school. Ambreen Riaz stood second with 446 marks.
Among outstanding students who passed the exam with A one and A grade, were Tajala Fayaz (441), Nayab Masood (441), Wajiha Rahman (439), Mirha Nasir (431), Mariyam Mazhar (430), Baligha Hamid (425), Hadia Sultan (420), Aleena (409), Fahad Shafiq (407), Sabahat Shoukat (393).
Principal Imran Waheed and BFPIS chairman Abdul Rahman al-Meer congratulated BFPIS students on their outstanding achievement, and commended the efforts of the academic staff.
Pakistan Education Centre’s Maryam Noor stood second with 451 marks in the school. PEC’s Nadia Khan and Ahmad Amir shared the first position in the  Science General Group with 439 marks each.
Other PEC students who passed the examination with A1 and A grade are Iqra Nasir (414), Ahmad Yaqoob Qamar (412), Zahra (410), Abdullah Muhammad (402), Sidra Mateen (401), Shazil Ali (399), Talal Ali (399), Naveen Tariq (397), Khalid Nasir (395), Luqman (393), Arsalan Ahmad (392), Omer (389), Zirwa Siddique (386) and Waleed Ajaz (385).  PEC Principal Nargis Raza Otho congratulated the students and parents on their brilliant success and commended the efforts of the faculty and staff.