President Dr Arif Alvi on Tuesday conveyed to the young students that educational institutions are playing their effective role in educating and empowering them to highlight soft image of country at global level. On the occasion of the A-Levels' High Achievers Ceremony 2019 of The Millennium Universal College TMUC Bahria Springs, Phase 7 Rawalpindi at TMUC Islamabad held here on Tuesday, President Dr Arif Alvi's message was read out. He said that the country will move forward on the path of progress and development with the promotion of education.
Medals around their necks, pats on the back and smiles on every face defined the aura of the A Levels' High Achievers Ceremony 2019 of The Millennium Universal College TMUC Bahria Springs, Phase 7 Rawalpindi at TMUC Islamabad here on Tuesday.
The ceremony which aimed to acknowledge and appreciate the outstanding performance of Millennials of TMUC Bahria Springs, Roots Millennium Education Emaar Campus and Roots Millennium Education Indus Campus Attock started off with the special message read on behalf of the President Dr Arif Alvi congratulating The Millennium Education on it's successful accomplishments of 30 years of education excellence. Furthermore, his message stated that the success Millennium Education so far in its efforts towards educating and empowering our youth has truly been a remarkable achievement.
The Chief Guest of the Ceremony, Chaudhry Faisal Mushtaq, Tamgha-e-Imtiaz, CEO The Millennium Education and The Millennium Universal Colleges TMUC, Pakistan in his welcome address, appreciated the exceptional hard work of the students. He also acknowledged the support of parents and teachers in students' success.
Millennials who got accepted at the world's top universities include Iqra Ali Mirza (Kings College, Queen Mary, University of Leeds, UK), Faiza Waheed (Brunel, Kingston, Royal Holloway, University of Southampton, UK), Halima Arfan (Portsmouth, Winchester, UK), Muhammad Reshi (Coventry, Sheffield, UK), Halima Hanif (UCA, UK, Plymouth College of Arts, UK), Abdullah Mehmood (University of Manchester and Sussex), Laiba Amjad (University of Glasgow, Manchester and Caldwell, UK) Rida Zahidi (University of Kent, University of Nottingham, Lancaster University, UK), Yusma Akbar (METU, University of Ithica) Qaiser Nawaz (Drexel, USA), Shahan Ijaz (North western Univeristy, Qatar) and Alisha Ahsan a student of A Levels who had the Nationwide highest score in EDEXCEL Law.
The auspicious occasion was graced by the Chief Operating Officer COO Mrs Anna Faisal, Mrs Azra Tahir GM Department of International Qualifications and Mrs Safia Farooqi (Dean TMUC).
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