From left: Khadija Yousaf, Maheen Rahat, and Amna Salim
Doha: Pakistan International School Qatar (PISQ) has announced the first result of Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) examinations.
In its first batch of students appearing in CAIE examination for English and Islamiyat, PISQ scored a whopping 75% A* and A grades with 20 students appearing in multiple subjects who scored overall 14 A* and 16 A with no student standing ungraded.
Of these, Amna Salim, Khadija Yousaf, Maheen Rahat, Noura Muhammad, Rumaisa Attique and Omer Said scored 2A*; Aisha Khatoon, Amal Mohammed, Hakeemat Opeyemi and Sama Walid scored 1A* and 1A; Afefa Maryam, Ayoyinka Halimah and Amira Mohamed scored 2A, while Fiza Shahid, Behzad-ur-Rehman and Muhammad Hamza scored 1A.
The school said it is a moment of great pride for students, parents, teachers and the school at large. Principal of PISQ, Nargis Raza Otho, has extended heartiest congratulations to the top-scorers who have made the institution proud by showing outstanding results and making history. She said that the school continuing its legacy of excellence by upholding its standards in its Cambridge stream, too, by leaving everlasting marks of success in the years to come.
Ambassador of Pakistan to Qatar, H E Syed Ahsan Raza Shah, has also expressed gratification over the students’ great academic achievement and wished them best of luck for their future endeavours.
