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11/05/2025

The Prize Distribution Ceremony for position holders of Internal Examination 2025 i.e. Terminal Exam Class VIII, XI & XII, Pre-Board Exam Class IX & X and Annual Exam Class VIII was organized at Cadet College Sanghar on 10 May 25. Mr. Faisal Ahmed Uqaili, Commissioner Mirpurkhas, graced the event as the Chief Guest. Upon his arrival, the smartly turned-out cadets presented Guard of Honour. Commodore Zeeshan Ali SI(M), Commandant and Principal of CCS, welcomed the Chief Guest and addressed the audience. Later, the Chief Guest presented shields and certificates to the top performers in classes VIII-XII. In his address, the Chief Guest congratulated all the position holders, advising them to strive for excellence in all fields and contribute their best to the country, achieving global success. He also expressed appreciation for the cadets' discipline and lauded the dedicated efforts of the faculty for quality education and the CCS administration for organizing such a magnificent event. The Chief Guest took a tour of the College's facilities, performed tree plantation, and signed the visitor's book.

10/01/2025

Dear Sangrites,

The schedule to be followed during the 1st Alumni Association Convention at Cadet College Sanghar

09/01/2025

Former Chairman BOGs of Cadet College Sanghar. CREAR ADMIRAL MUHAMMAD SALEEM OF PAKISTAN NAVY PROMOTED TO THE RANK OF VICE ADMIRAL

Rear Admiral Muhammad Saleem has been promoted to the rank of Vice Admiral with immediate effect.

Vice Admiral Muhammad Saleem got commission in Operations Branch of Pakistan Navy in 1991. The Flag Officer is a graduate of Pakistan Navy War College Lahore and National Defence University, Islamabad. He has also done MPhil in Public Policy from National Defence University and International Electronic Warfare Manager Course from UK. The Admiral has an illustrious career with vast experience of various Command and Staff appointments. His major Command appointments include Commanding Officer PN Submarines HAMZA & HURMAT, Commander 9th Auxiliary & Mine Hunting Squadron, Commandant PNS BAHADUR and Commander Karachi. His major Staff appointments include Senior Staff Officer (Operations) to Commander Submarines, Director Naval Operational Plans and Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Personnel) at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad. He also performed duties as Director General National Intelligence Academy, Islamabad. Vice Admiral Muhammad Saleem also served as Directing Staff at National Defence University, Islamabad and Naval Attaché of Pakistan in India. Currently, the Admiral is serving as Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Training & Personnel) at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad.

In recognition of his meritorious service, the Admiral was awarded Hilal-Imtiaz (Military).

19/10/2024

Cadet Saqib Hussain ex- Sanghrites. Today he is joined Pakistan Military Academy through Joint Military Traning (JMT)

16/10/2024

Under the new grading system, first, second and third positions will be eliminated. The Inter Board Coordination Committee (IBCC) has developed a new grading formula, which assigns grades based on percentage scores.
For example, students scoring 95 percent or higher will be awarded an A++ grade, while those scoring between 90 percent and 94 percent will receive an A+ grade.

Under this system, a score of 80-84 per cent marks B++ (Very Good), 75-79 per cent B+ (Good), 70-74 per cent B (Fair) and 60-69 per cent Cadet

16/10/2024

In Pakistan, the new grading system for passing the exams has been introduced, the minimum passing marks have also increased
With the introduction of a new grading system for passing exams in the country, the minimum passing marks have also increased
The grading system will be implemented from the academic year of 2024 and in the first phase the grading system will be applied to classes 9 and 11: Statement—Photo:File
A new grading system has been introduced in Pakistan to pass exams.

The Ministry of Education has issued a declaration regarding the new grading policy according to which the results of the examinations will now be given through grades instead of marks.

The announcement said that the grading system will be implemented from the academic year of 2024 and in the first phase, the grading system will be applied to classes 9 and 11. Instead of marks, grade point average or CGPA will be counted.

It is stated in the announcement that the Interboard Committee of Chairman has introduced grading system at secondary and higher secondary level, instead of seven points grading system, now there will be 10 points grading system, grades include A plus plus, A plus, A, B plus plus, B plus and B. Grades will include C, D, E, and U grades.

Decision to eliminate positions in matric and inter exams in Sindh

The minimum passing marks in the examinations have been increased from 33% to 40%.

According to the declaration, only the grading system will work in colleges and universities from the year 2025. Federation, Sindh, Balochistan and Gilgit-Baltistan have implemented the new grading policy.