CAP announces pre-engineering (Female) placement result

Karachi: The Director General Colleges Sindh, and the Chairman of Centralised Admission Policy (CAP) Committee-2011, Dr Nasir Ansar, on Tuesday announced the admissions for female candidates in Pre-Engineering Group. At least 5920 admissions in the first year (intermediate) have been granted admission to 52 government colleges and higher secondary schools (HSS) this year.

The admission list shows that 2180 of these candidates have A-1 grade, while 1786 A-grade. As many as 1321 candidates with B-grade, 555 with C-grade, 76 D-grade and 02 with E-grade have managed to get admissions in Pre-Engineering Group. The maximum cut-off marks for Abdullah Govt. College for Women was 742 marks. The cut-off marks of other colleges was as under: Govt. College for Women Nazimabad (736, 663), Sir Syed Govt. Girls College (776, 703), APWA Govt. College for Women (740, 428), Shaheed-e-Millat Govt. Degree Girls College (736, 414), Govt. Girls College Al-Noor, F.B. Area-19 (685, 377), Govt. College for Women F.B. Area-16 (741, 542) and Riaz Govt. Girls College, Karachi (738, 389). Moreover, the cut off marks of Govt. Girls College Nazimabad, Block-M were 724, 378, Govt. Girls Sc/Comm College North Nazimabad Block-K (700, 402), Govt. Girls College North Karachi, Sector-11 (713, 409), Govt. College for Women North Karachi, 11-b (740, 404), Govt. College for Women, 11-F New Karachi (665, 324), Govt. Girls College Orangi Town, Sec-15/c (729, 528), Govt. Degree Girls College, Sector 11-1/2, Orangi Town (689, 433), Govt. Girls College, Baldia Town (759, 395), Govt. Girls College, Orangi Sector 7-C (702, 471) and Govt. Degree Girls College Metrioville Site (724, 406). While, the cutoff marks of Govt. College for Women shahrah-e-Liaquat were 733, 386, Govt. Girls Inter College Lyari (729, 464), Govt. Karachi College for Women Chand Bibi road (722, 466), SMB Fatima Jinnah Govt. Girls College (767, 425), Govt. Girls Colleg! e Zam Za ma Gizri (734, 315), Govt. College for Women Korangi-06 (738, 392), Govt. College for Women Korangi-04 (735, 548), Govt. Degree Girls College, Korangi 2-1/2 (695, 411), Govt. College for Women Saudabad (721, 388), Govt. Girls Science College , Shah Faisal Colony (717, 339) and Khursheed Govt. College girls College (779, 604). Furthermore, cut-off marks of Allama Iqbal Govt. Girls College were 701, 387), Liaquat Govt. Girls College, Malir (672, 330), Govt. Degree Science College, Malir Cantt (780, 722), Govt. Degree Girls College, Landhi 3 -1/2 (750, 418), Govt. Girls College PIB Colony (693, 432), ST. Lawrence's Government College for Women (770, 727), Govt. Girls Science College Lines Area (749, 424), Govt. BAMM PECHS College for Women (791, 745), Khatoon-e-Pakistan Govt. College for Women (751, 693), Govt. College for Boys & Girls Stadium road ( 765, 684), Govt. Deg. College Gulshan Iqbal block-7 (763, 660), Govt. Girls College Gulshan Iqbal Shaikh Zaid (740, 648), Govt. Girls College Gulistan-e-Johar (734, 604), Govt. Girls College Mehmodabad (685, 413). The CAP also offered admission to the Govt. Degree Girls College Safora Goth at cutoff marks of 655,423, Govt. Degree Girls College Pak Colony Asifabad (699, 370), Govt. Degree Gilrs College Buffer Zone (710, 393), Govt. Degree Girls College Gulshan-e-Maymar (664, 420), Govt. Degree HSS CI Area Landhi (635, 629), Govt. Comprehensive HSS Block-M North Nazimabad (646, 393), Govt. Girls HSS Bhiro Village Pakistan Hotel (464, 464), PAF Govt. Girls HSS Drigh Road Bazar (672, 421) and Govt. Girls HSS Green Belt Mehmoodabad 494, 431.


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