The affiliation of 17 arts higher secondary schools and colleges with the Board of Intermediate Education Karachi is at the risk of cancellation after the recently announced results of higher secondary school certificate (humanities) annual examinations-2010 showed abysmal performance of their students, it emerged on Thursday.
The pass percentage of eight private and five government colleges and one private and three government higher secondary schools in the humanities exams remained zero.
Sources in the BIEK told Dawn that the heads of all educational institutions whose pass percentage in the HSSC (Part-II) annual examinations remained below 20 would shortly be served show-cause notices seeking explanation for the poor performance.
The sources said that if the principals failed to give a satisfactory response, their college affiliation with the board would be either suspended or cancelled.
However, they made it clear that the institutions which failed to perform well in both 2009 and 2010 annual exams would certainly loose their affiliation with the board.
According to the recently announced results of humanities group, the pass percentage of three colleges and two higher secondary schools – all the five being run by the government – remained less than 10 per cent.
Similarly, the results of 13 government colleges, one private college and three public sec tor higher secondary schools showed that between 80 and 90 per cent of their students failed in the exams.
The educational institutions whose pass percentage in the exams remained zero are Ghazi Mohammad Bin Qasim Govt Higher Secondary School and Govt Girls Higher Secondary School (SM), Chaneser Goth; Iqra Grammar High Secondary School, Ahmed Raza Road; Al-Razi College of Intermediate Education and Rehan Intermediate College, Korango No 4; Tariq Bin Ziad College, Shah Faisal Colony; Govt Boys Comprehensive Higher Secondary School, Azizabad; Modern College, Gulshan-i-Hadeed; Govt Degree Boys College, Shams Peer, Baba Bhit; Govt Degree College, Jungle Shah, Keamari; Quaid-i-Millat College (evening) and Ghazi Foundation College, Gulshan-i-Iqbal; Al-Noor Degree College, Block 18, Federal B’ Area; Gulshan College of Information Technology and Management Sciences and Govt Degree Art/Commerce College, Razzakabad; VMT College for Girls and Haji Abdullah Haroon Govt College (evening).
The other five institutions whose pass percentage in the same exams remained less than 10 per cent are: Islamia Govt Arts & Commerce College (morning), NJV Govt Boys Higher Secondary School (Urdu medium), Islamia Govt Arts & Commerce College (evening), Liaquat Govt College (evening), Malir, and Govt Girls Higher Secondary School, Keamari.
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