Results Report
Year Program Code Program Name Number of students appeared in the final year examination Number of students passed in final year examination
2022 EBBD616 BOTANY 18 12
2022 MCAD616 CHEMISTRY 13 7
2022 CNTD616 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 22 18
2022 MABD616 ECONOMICS 13 11
2022 EDPD616 ECONOMICS 1 1
2022 ITCD616 EDUCATION 130 106
2022 GE616 English  279 215
2022 TWCD616 HISTORY 118 45
2022 IASD616 ISLAMIC STUDIES 19 6
2022 LAGD616 MATHEMATICS 15 7
2022 MPHD PHYSICS 10 6
2022 APPD616 POLITICAL SCIENCE 118 75
2022 CPB617 POLITICAL SCIENCE 51 49
2022 DAGD616 POLITICAL SCIENCE 1 1
2022 SR617 SERICULTURE 29 29
2022 SOC617 SOCIOLOGY 65 64
2022 LSM617 URDU  69 67
2022 AIKD616 URDU  24 21
2022 RBD616 ZOOLOGY 19 13

Analysis

  • Overall Performance: The data shows varying pass percentages across different programs. Notably, programs like Sericulture (SRG617) and Sociology (SOC617) have exceptionally high pass percentages, while programs such as History (TWCD616) and Islamic Studies (IASD616) show lower pass rates.

  • Top Performers: Sericulture and Sociology programs have 100% and near-100% pass rates respectively, indicating strong performance in these disciplines.

  • Areas of Improvement: Programs like History and Islamic Studies could benefit from additional academic support and resources to improve student outcomes.

Recommendations

  1. Implement targeted support measures for programs with lower pass rates.

  2. Encourage peer tutoring and mentorship programs to assist struggling students.

  3. Regularly review and update the curriculum to ensure it meets current academic standards and student needs.

Conclusion

The data provides a comprehensive overview of the pass percentages across various programs for the year 2022. This information is crucial for academic analysis and helps in understanding the performance trends of students in different disciplines.

Acknowledgements

We acknowledge the efforts of all faculty members and staff in conducting the examinations and the support provided by the administration.

Prepared by: Prof. Basharat Hussain, Assistant Professor [Economics]