Boys or girls Who is the clear winner of numbers race in exams?

At Matriculation Results 2019:

This year’s matriculation results declare boys and girls to be the equal winners of numbers race at BISE Lahore. The top positions were earned by boys and girls both at BISE Lahore and the 1^st position was achieved with highest marks ever by a boy in science stream this year but at arts stream girls earned more marks.  In Science Group Results of Matriculation BISE Lahore, the three toppers were boys namely; Danish Athar 1092 marks (1^st Position), Syed Hasan Abbas and Muhammad Affan Amir 1090 marks (Shared Second Position) and Muhammad Ghufran, Ammar Nadeem, Hassan Akbar Goraya (Shared Third Position) with 1087 marks.

In Science Group Results of Matriculation BISE Lahore, the three girl’s toppers earned lower marks than boy’s toppers. 1^st position holder Anoosha Zakaria earned 1090 marks, 2^nd position holder Saba Iqbal earned 1,089 marks and third position holder earned by three students who shared same marks 1,088 each namely; Kanwal Fatima, Eman Shafquat and Arhama Shahid.

In Humanitarian Group of Matriculation exams 2019 BISE Lahore, the girls earned more marks than boys, the 1^st position holders of both genders earned Usman Iftikhar (988) marks and Sehrish Afzal (1,0420) marks. Second Position holders Mubashir Liaqat earned 982 marks and Malaika earned 1,034 marks. The third position holders Wahab Yousaf and Muhammad Abbas earned 981 marks each and Yasmeen Fozia earned 1,028 marks.

The highest overall marks among both boys and girls were earned by Danish Ather (1092) which is record breaking in Lahore Board’s history.

At Karachi Matriculation 2019 Results, the girls were clear winners in science stream. Top three positions were bagged by girls namely: 1^st position holder Syeda Fiza Qadri (797 marks), second position holder Tooba Basit (795 marks) and third position holder Walia Noor (794) marks.

In the (FBISE) 2019 Matriculation Results, the first position holder in science group category is Syed Muhammad Abbas with 1,089 marks, the second position is shared by three students namely:  Zaira Nasir, Laiba Ali and Ammara Sarwar with 1,088 marks. The third position was shared by three girls as well namely: Fatima Noor Alam, Urooj and Nayab Mohsin with 1,087 marks.

In the FBISE 2019 Matriculation Results of Humanitarian Stream girls are clear winners. The first position was achieved by Faiza Bibi with 1,031 marks, the second position was achieved by Ayesha Khali with 1,015 marks and the third position was achieved by Esha Fatima with 1,014 marks.

At FBISE Matriculation 2019 Results, girls are the clear winners in which the toppers were all girls except one boy who earned first position with highest marks in overall results.

In Dera Board SSC Examination 2019, girls bagged the top positions with highest marks. Shaheena Misbha earned 1^st position with 1050 marks, the second position was earned by Noor Fatima with 1049 marks and third position was earned by Muhammad Talha with 1047 marks.  Girls are the clear winners of number race at Dera Board in 2019 Matriculation Results.

In Peshawar BISE Matriculation 2019 Results, Girls were victorious this year. The 1^st position was earned by Fauzia Absar who attained 1060 marks out 1100, the second position was earned by two students Malik Wahab Ali and Lubaba Yusuf with 1056 marks and third position was earned by Sidra Ubaid with 1055 marks

Concluding Winners in Girls vs Boys Number Race;

At matriculation results 2019, girls seem to be way more successful and high achievers than boys with majority of top positions and high marks. In all aforementioned BISE Board Results of Pakistan in major cities, girls bagged more marks and top position except in Lahore where boys and girls winning average was equivalent. Considering the passing ratio and score average of boys, it is high time teachers and administrative staff at school and colleges pays attention to improve grading average of boys in coming years specifically at matriculation level because matriculation level is the base of later academic levels.  Both genders play vital role in progress and development of a country and bright future, whoever wins or loses, the equilibrium and balance of education quality for both genders should be equivalent.