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Pakistani student bags top position in Cambridge exam

Published on: January 23, 2018 9:46 PM

KARACHI: Muhammad Haider Khan, a student of Bahria College Karsaz, bagged top position in Mathematics (Syllabus D) Cambridge Examination 2017.

Spokesperson of Pakistan Navy said in a statement that Haider achieved a world distinction in the subject. The statement also said that Haider’s achievement is a testament of the navy’s efforts to promote quality education in Pakistan as well as its determination to fulfill institutional duties with utmost professionalism.

The statement further added that Pakistan Navy, through its educational institutes, aims to promote educational and extra-curricular excellence among its students.

Filed Under: Pakistan, Region Tagged With: Bahria College, Cambridge, Karachi, Karsaz, May/June 2017, Pakistani student

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