RIYADH (RANA AZEEM) – Students of the Pakistan International School (English Section) have excelled in the A-Level and A-Excel examinations conducted by the British Council, securing 16 prestigious positions globally and regionally.
Among the top achievers, Muhammad Affan Kashif, Muhammad Abu Bakr Siddique, and Saad Ahmed claimed the first position worldwide in Mathematics, while Bushra Bint Khalid, Ghania Jawad, and Zara Zubair achieved first place globally in English. Furthermore, Saad Ahmed also secured the top position in Physics and Muhammad Rayan led in Chemistry within Saudi Arabia.
In the Middle East and Saudi Arabia, Lubaba Abdul Ghaffar attained the first position in Business Studies, and Saad Ahmed achieved the second position overall with three A-stars in A-Level.
At the regional level, Muhammad Hamdan Jawad earned the second position in the Central Region with three A-stars in AS-Level, while Syed Muhammad Abdullah Amjad took the third position in the Central Region with three A-stars in A-Level. Notably, the record for the highest marks in AS-Level was set by Razal Kabir.
The students credited their success to the unwavering support and prayers of their parents, the dedication of their teachers, and the effective educational policies of the school administration.
The Pakistani community and parents extended heartfelt congratulations to the school principal Muhammad Tanveer, school coordinator Nadeem Iqbal Awan, and teachers, including Samira Wasim, for their tireless efforts in nurturing the students’ academic excellence.
Principal Muhammad Tanveer expressed his gratitude to Allah for this remarkable achievement and thanked the parents, the school management council, and the teaching staff. He described the success as a source of pride for the Pakistani community abroad and applauded the hard work and determination of the students. “These results are a testament to our dedication to quality education and our students’ potential,” he said, wishing them a bright and prosperous future.
This achievement has been celebrated as a moment of pride for the Pakistani diaspora, highlighting the school’s commitment to academic excellence.
