Students from MS Junior College once again showcased their abilities in the NEET-UG 2023 examination. Hafiz Syed Abdul Rahim Shakoor, a student from MS, achieved an outstanding score of 670 marks, setting an exemplary example. What makes his achievement even more remarkable is that he completed the Quran memorization course in just 22 months from MS Hifz Academy. After finishing the memorization course, he went on to complete his SSC and then the MS Junior College Intermediate course. Alongside Hafiz Syed Abdul Rahim Shakoor, six other students from MS, namely Abdul Basit Rehan, Sayana, Muhammad Abdul Malik, Amara Fatima, and Ibrahim Muhammad Abdul Basit, scored between 604 to 665 marks. In total, 109 students from MS scored above 450 marks, and it is anticipated that 169 MS students will secure MBBS A category free seats this year.
The top 58 students who scored above 500 marks were honored with their parents at a special event.
Mohammad Latif Khan, the Chairman of MS Education Academy, praised the achievements of the students, particularly Hafiz Syed Abdul Rahim Shakoor, and expressed his expectation of increasing the number of MBBS admissions from MS to 1,900 this year. Khan also announced a prize of Rs 3 lakh for MS students who secure a score of 720 in NEET-UG from the next year onwards.
The event highlighted the determination of MS to produce 10,000 doctors by 2036 and featured speeches from various dignitaries, including the Senior Director and Managing Director of MS Education Academy.
