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83.93% clear matric science exam in Karachi

August 13, 2025
in Provinces & Regions
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The Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) has declared the results for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Science Group examinations held in 2025.

According to BSEK Chairman Ghulam Hussain Sohoo, the results are available on the board’s official website www.bsek.edu.pk and can be accessed by students after 3 am on Friday.

 

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Per the statement released by the board, the pass percentage for this year’s exams stands at 83.93 per cent. A total of 173,738 candidates were registered for the exams, out of which 172,391 appeared, while 1,347 were absent and as many as 27,244 students failed.

In the position holders’ list, Aina Farooqi, daughter of Salman Ahmed Farooqi, from Montessori Complex High School, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, secured the first position with 94.73% marks. Wania Noor, daughter of Muhammad Ullah, from Pioneer Grammar Secondary School, Orangi Town, clinched the second position with 94.09% marks.

The third position was shared by Syed Azkaar Hussain Rizvi, son of Syed Riaz Imam Rizvi, from Civil Aviation Model School, Airport, and Umaima Zafar, daughter of Muhammad Irfan, from The Smart School, Rifaa-e-Aam Campus, Malir Halt, both scoring 94% marks.

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The results also reveal that out of the total candidates who passed, 30,154 students secured an A-One grade, 50,346 secured an A grade, 39,691 secured a B grade, 20,614 secured a C grade, 3,841 secured a D grade, and 35 students secured an E grade.

The board’s chairman, Ghulam Hussain Sohu, congratulated the top-performing students and stressed on the importance of transparency in the examination process.

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