KU declares results of MA Regular Islamic Studies, Political Science and Islamic History
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KARACHI: The Controller of Examinations University of Karachi Professor Dr M. Arshad Azmi on Monday announced the results of MA Final and Previous (Regular), Islamic Studies, Political Science and Islamic History, Annual Examination 2018.
As per gazette issued, 13 candidates were registered in MA Final (Regular) Islamic Studies Annual Examination 2018 and all of them appeared in the papers while 10 candidates were declared passed with first division, one student with the second division. The overall pass percentage was 84.62 percent.
The gazette shows that Nadia Perveen daughter of Muhammad Khalique, student of Abdullah Government College for Women, bearing seat number 31506, secured 803 marks out of total 1000 marks and clinched overall first position.
Meanwhile, Hafiza Sidra d/o Abdul Ameed, another student of Abdullah Government College for Women with seat number 34503, obtained 762 marks and received second position whereas Sabra Yousuf d/o Muhammad Yousuf, also a student of Abdullah Government College for Women with seat number 31510, got 678 marks and third position.
Meanwhile, 18 candidates were registered in the MA Final (Regular) Political Science, Annual Examination 2018 and all of them appeared in the papers whereas eight students were declared passed in the first division and nine candidates cleared their exams with the second division. The overall pass percentage was 94.44 percent.
Furthermore, only one student was registered and did not appear in the MA Final (Regular) Islamic History, Annual Examination 2018.
The gazette also shows that 27 candidates registered and appeared in the MA Previous (Regular) Islamic Studies, Annual Examination 2018 and 17 students were declared pass. The overall pass percentage was 62.96 percent.
It further shows that 29 candidates registered and appeared in the MA Previous (Regular) Political Science, Annual Examination 2018 and 17 students were declared pass. The overall pass percentage was 58.62 percent.
