KARACHI: A shining Pakistani student, Ali Saif, passed the O Level examination of the University of Cambridge at the age of 13 years.
In a major achievement at such a young age, Ali Saif passed the O Level exam in Computer Science with an A*.
Congratulating his son over the success, Umar Saif said, “My younger son Ali Saif just got an A* in O level Computer Science, which he gave for “fun” at the age of 13 because he enjoys programming.”
In a Facebook post, Saif said, “This is three years ahead of his time, his O Level studies at Aitchison will actually start next year.”
Ali has become one of the youngest Pakistanis to get A* in Computer Science in O Level.
It is pertinent to mention here that his brother, Hadi Saif, had also scored A* in the O Level examination in October last year.
For the October-November 2021 exam series, more than 155,000 entries were made by Pakistani schools for Cambridge International AS & A Level as well as Cambridge O Level and Cambridge IGCSE. Students who took exams in October-November 2021 received their results last week.
Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies and Second Language Urdu were the most popular Cambridge O Level subjects in the exam series among Pakistani students.
CM Maryam Nawaz gives go-ahead for launching free WiFi pilot project in provincial capital
Army commanders visit homes of eight Customs’ officials martyred in two separate incidents in DI Khan
Islamabad also slams Washington's silence on genocide in Gaza, human rights violations in IIOJK
Former prime minister is in China on a week-long visit along with his grandson Junaid Safdar and five others
"All incidents that were mentioned were before my watch … before I took the oath as CJP," says top judge
"When I saw the female police officers today I realised that they would have taken their training seriously," says...