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By: Dr. Naveen Fatima

University of Baluchistan announced the result of the twenty-fifth batch - BDS Second Professional Annual Examination at Bolan Medical College, Quetta in December, 2013. Twenty-six students appeared in the examination and the percentage of successful students was 46%. Female students secured the all top positions once again, as; Parsa Batool stood first obtaining 438 marks, Lareb Khajjak came second scoring 435 and Seher Ejaz came in the third place obtaining 414 marks. The BMC faculty congratulated the successful students.

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