|
Imbibe
multi-skilled personality: AMU VC to girl students
Friday February 25, 2011 05:37:09 PM,
Special Correspondent
|
|
 |
|
AMU Vice Chancellor Prof PK Abdul Azis
while presenting award to a successful student |
Aligarh:
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) Vice Chancellor Prof. P. K.
Abdul Azis while addressing the annual function of its Senior
Secondary School (Girls) February 24 said that the girls of this
school are very promising and hoped the female would play an
important in development of this great nation.
He said that the world has become more constructive and we should
imbibe multi-skilled personality.
He urged the Female Educational
Association to come forward and galvanize the energy to create a
corpus fund for the promotion of female education.
Prof. Azis said that the University has prepared a master plan for
its schools to track their rejuvenation. He said that the AMU is
one of the top ten institutions of the country busy in research
activities to attain academic excellence.
He said that the two new centres of University will start
functioning by the end of this month providing educational
facilities to MBA an BALLB students at Murshidabad and Malappuram.
AMU Registrar, Prof. V. K. Abdul Jaleel graced the function as
Guest of Honour.
Ms. Naghma Irfan, Principal, Senior Secondary School (Girls) said
that the school is quite perkily moving towards its goal and it
has achieved 96.64% result in Class XII. Payal Gupta topped by
securing 91.75% marks, Eram Nahid stood second with 89.7% marks
and Neha Jaiswal secured third position with 88.7% marks.
She further said that the school has also been upfront in the area
of competitive examinations as only 7 girls of this school
succeeded in cracking MBBS last year while this year the number of
successful students in MBBS entrance increased to 16 and one girl
was admitted to BDS. Further, seven girls went through MBBS and
five BDS in CPMT. Payal Gupta got selected in IIT this year in
addition to other 25 who cleared B. Tech entrance and 6 in B.
Arch. of AMU. Two students have made it for AIEEE and eleven
succeeded in cracking B. Tech. of UPTU.
Prof. Suraiyya Husain, President of the Female Education
Association presented Papa Mian Padma Bhushan Award to Ms. Ayesha
Zainab Beg for the Best All Rounder of Class XII and M. J. Haider
Memorial Award to Hira Ateeq.
AMU Vice Chancellor presented Bhattacharya Award to Zainab Javed,
Nikhat Shahwar Husain Award to Areeba Khan and Nida Khan Memorial
Award to Kahkashan.
Ms. Nigar Qasim conducted the annual
function and Mr. Tafzeel A. Khan proposed a vote of thank.
|
|
Home |
Top of the Page |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 Top
Stories |
|
 Mamata's
rail budget promises growth with human face
With
highest ever allocation of Rs.57,630 crore ($13 billion), Railway
Minister Mamata Banerjee Friday presented the rail budget for
2011-12, promising to move fast to build
»
Hindi and
Urdu too... Mamata is picture of confidence
Mamata Banerjee
set to present her fifth rail budget
|
|
|
|
Picture of the Day |
|
 |
|
Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari
presenting the IBN7’s Diamond State Award to the Chief Minister of
Delhi Mrs. Sheila Dixit, at a function, in New Delhi on February
23, 2011.
(Photo: Mukesh) |
|
|
|
|
Most
Read |
|
Govt
forces attack Libyan town, leave 17 dead
At least 17
people were killed and 150 injured when government forces attacked
Libya's Al-Zawiya town, a media
»
Businesses cautious over Arab world unrest
|
|
Jamia
Millia Islamia reaches out to women in distress
The women's
studies centre in Jamia Millia Islamia has broken new ground by
reaching out to distressed and deprived women on the capital's
fringes as part of its study module.
"We are trying to work
»
Jamia
Millia secular in spirit: Vice chancellor |
|
|
|
News Pick |
|
 Some
unfortunate incidents, but no wrongdoer will escape: PM
Admitting to "some unfortunate
incidents" in telecom policy implementation »
Read
more, desist from using harsh words: PM's retort to Jaitley
|
|
Israel
bombs Gaza targets, after missile hits Israeli city
Israeli jets bombed targets across the Gaza Strip overnight, after
a missile struck the southern Israeli city of Beersheba for the
first time in two years. A military spokeswoman in Tel Aviv did
not specify the number of sorties
»
|
|
Government to meet Muslim MPs on Haj facility reforms
The government Thursday said it will
soon call a meeting of Muslim members from both houses of
parliament to seek suggestions on
»
|
|
Orissa
collector released by Maoists
Maoist rebels Thursday released Malkangiri District Collector R.
Vineel Krishna in Orissa after keeping him in captivity for eight
»
Orissa
government accepts demands, hostages to be freed in 48 hours
|
|
Private
schools are money spinning enterprises: Apex court
The Supreme
Court Thursday said private schools were money- spinning
enterprises and asked them to wake up to their corporate-social
responsibility by educating poor children.
The apex court bench of Chief Justice
» |
|
|
|
|
Comments
|
Quick links