KMC dominates in MBBS final year results 2019
Faryal Masood of Khyber Medical College (KMC) secured the first position with 710 marks
Governing Boards of all medical training institutes dissolved. PHOTO: FILE.
PESHAWAR:
Khyber Medical University (KMU) Peshawar has announced the results of MBBS Third Professional Annual Examination 2019 on Sunday.
Faryal Masood of Khyber Medical College (KMC) secured the first position with 710 marks while only a single of 14 students of Al-Razi Medical College (ARMC) managed to clear the exams, maintaining its success ratio to seven percent only.
According to the result issued by the Controller Examination KMU, the KMC students including Gul Rukh Noreen, Haseeb Ahmed and Anusha Khan from ARMC jointly secured the second position with 706 marks while another student from KMC, Sidra Bilquis, got the third position with 694 marks.
Further, the success ratio for KMC remained the highest among the medical colleges with 89 percent as its 227 of 255 managed to clear all papers followed by 209 of 257 students of Ayub Medical College (AMC).
Further, 85 of 103 of students of Saidu Medical College Swat, 92 of 102 of Gomal Medical College, 90 of 104 of Khyber Girls Medical College, 81 of 104 students of KMU Institute of Medical Sciences Kohat, 69 of 81 students of Bannu Medical College have cleared the annual examinations.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 2nd, 2019.
Khyber Medical University (KMU) Peshawar has announced the results of MBBS Third Professional Annual Examination 2019 on Sunday.
Faryal Masood of Khyber Medical College (KMC) secured the first position with 710 marks while only a single of 14 students of Al-Razi Medical College (ARMC) managed to clear the exams, maintaining its success ratio to seven percent only.
According to the result issued by the Controller Examination KMU, the KMC students including Gul Rukh Noreen, Haseeb Ahmed and Anusha Khan from ARMC jointly secured the second position with 706 marks while another student from KMC, Sidra Bilquis, got the third position with 694 marks.
Further, the success ratio for KMC remained the highest among the medical colleges with 89 percent as its 227 of 255 managed to clear all papers followed by 209 of 257 students of Ayub Medical College (AMC).
Further, 85 of 103 of students of Saidu Medical College Swat, 92 of 102 of Gomal Medical College, 90 of 104 of Khyber Girls Medical College, 81 of 104 students of KMU Institute of Medical Sciences Kohat, 69 of 81 students of Bannu Medical College have cleared the annual examinations.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 2nd, 2019.