Four KISE Students With Hearing, Speech Disabilities Pass FA With Distinction
UrduPoint | 28 September 2026 | 10:10 PM
MIRPUR (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News) — Four students with hearing and speech disabilities from the Kashmir Institute of Special Education (KISE), Mirpur, have achieved a remarkable feat by passing their Intermediate (FA) examination conducted by the Punjab Board of Technical Education, Lahore, with distinction.
Momina Asif emerged as the top performer among the four, securing 895 out of 1,150 marks, followed by Sarah Ilyas with 885 marks, Abdul Aziz Khan with 878 marks, and Hafsa Mujahid with 870 marks. This 100% pass rate continues the institute's impressive academic track record.
KISE Director, Dr Amjad Ansari, attributed this success to the students' hard work and determination, as well as the dedicated efforts of their teachers. He noted that due to a lack of facilities for conducting FA examinations for students with hearing disabilities under Azad Jammu and Kashmir’s educational board, these students appeared through the Punjab Board of Technical Education.
The students, who primarily communicate through sign language, were taught the complete syllabus using specialized teaching methods. Dr Ansari expressed his appreciation for their commitment to inclusive and quality education.
Congratulatory Messages
Chairman of Ansari Welfare Trust, Dr Muhammad Yasin, Basharat Shaheen, President Mirza Wajahat Baig, KISE Principal Muneeza Abrar, NGO representatives Dr Tahir Mahmood, Muhammad Shakeel Chaudhry, and Agha Shabbir Hussain, along with other members of civil society, congratulated the students, their parents, and teachers on this achievement.