Intermediate at Govt. Murray Graduate College, Sialkot

Our Intermediate program’s goals are to teach, innovate, and distribute knowledge while developing intelligent, moral, and responsible citizens who are eager and willing to learn, lead, and serve. It is famous for having an outstanding college atmsphere. Due to outstanding academic performance in Sialkot Board exams. A wide range of co-curricular activities, a high standard of care, and Students can participate in extracurricular activities to not only have fun but acquire knowledge beyond the classroom. We make sure codes of practice that the students acquired through participation. These activities must demonstrate significant developmental value steps for their life success.

The division of subjects according to the degree offered by the Board is as follows:

INTERMEDIATE IN SCIENCE (F.SC.)

• Pre-Medical
• Pre-Engineering

INTERMEDIATE IN COMPUTER  SCIENCE (ICS)

• ICS(Physics)
• ICS (Statistics)
• General Science

INTERMEDIATE IN ARTS(F.A)

• Humanities

INTERMEDIATE IN COMMERCE (I.Com)

• I.Com

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS FOR BOTH F.SC. AND F.A STUDENTS

• English
• Urdu
• Pakistan Studies
• Islamic Studies or Ethics for Minority Students

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FOR INTERMEDIATE IN SCIENCE (F.SC.)

Curriculum

The Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) is a well-known qualification in Pakistan for students between the ages of 16 and 18. The Punjab Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education in Pakistan offer the Higher Secondary School Certificate, also referred to as the HSSC, as a public examination. The HSSC curriculum offers a choice of pathways for students with a wide range of talents, as well as methods that can help them develop their skills and abilities. The Gujranwala Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education establishes the curriculum (BISE). The curriculum typically consists of seven courses that mix required and elective material. The BISE in Gujranwala conducts the HSSC examination every year for a two-year programme. The certificate is given based on the 1100 marks of Part-I and Part-II exams.The students who failed the Part I exam cannot retake it; instead, they must retake it along with the Part II exam.