Naeem Shah, a murder convict at Karachi’s Central Jail, has obtained 954 marks out of 1,100 in intermediate examinations as a private candidate.
He rose among top 20 students by securing 86.73% in the exams.
Pakistan’s premier accounting education institution – the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan has offered him the Edhi scholarship of one million rupees.
A murder convict imprisoned in Karachi’s Central Jail has proved his mark in the education sector by securing high marks in his intermediate examinations as a private candidate.
Naeem Shah secured an 86.73% with 954 marks out of 1,100 in intermediate examinations.
Shah was sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder. He has served his sentence for 11 years now, maintaining good moral demeanour, according to the management of the Karachi Central Jail.
Murder convict at Karachi jail wins ICAP scholarship
Finding him among the top 20 students in the intermediate examinations, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan has offered him the Edhi Scholarship of Rs1 million.
Murder convict at Karachi jail wins ICAP scholarship
Naeem Shah earlier completed his preliminary education while living within the confines of the prison.
Naeem Shah secured an 86.73% with 954 marks out of 1,100 in intermediate examinations.
Shah was sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder. He has served his sentence for 11 years now, maintaining good moral demeanour, according to the management of the Karachi Central Jail.
Murder convict at Karachi jail wins ICAP scholarship
Finding him among the top 20 students in the intermediate examinations, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan has offered him the Edhi Scholarship of Rs1 million.
Murder convict at Karachi jail wins ICAP scholarship
Naeem Shah earlier completed his preliminary education while living within the confines of the prison.