[postlink]http://haseena420.blogspot.com/2011/12/pakistans-11-year-old-girl-sitara-sets.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fryAlTst2Usendofvid [starttext] 12 11 2011 89868 1 Pakistans 11 Year old girl Sitara sets world record in O level
CHINIOT: Brilliant young girl Sitara Akbar, who is only 11 years old and a resident of Chiniot, set a world record by passing O-level English, Mathmatics and Science, Geo News reported on Sunday.
This is not the first time that the eleven-year-old girl from Chanab area of Chiniot had dazzled the world with her brilliance. She had passed O-level Chemistry in nine years of age, hitting a record in Pakistan.
Sitara then went ahead and succeeded in setting her first world record after passing O-level Biology at the age of 10.
Sitara Akbar recently pushed the bar up for the world by hitting a new record by passing English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology in O-level.
She obtained 7 out of 9 bands in International English Language Test System (IELTS) which is a requirement to get admission for post-graduate education in many colleges abroad.
Sitara’s father lamented that she had once been expelled from an elementary school on grounds that she asked many questions in the class. [endtext]
CHINIOT: Brilliant young girl Sitara Akbar, who is only 11 years old and a resident of Chiniot, set a world record by passing O-level English, Mathmatics and Science, Geo News reported on Sunday.
This is not the first time that the eleven-year-old girl from Chanab area of Chiniot had dazzled the world with her brilliance. She had passed O-level Chemistry in nine years of age, hitting a record in Pakistan.
Sitara then went ahead and succeeded in setting her first world record after passing O-level Biology at the age of 10.
Sitara Akbar recently pushed the bar up for the world by hitting a new record by passing English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology in O-level.
She obtained 7 out of 9 bands in International English Language Test System (IELTS) which is a requirement to get admission for post-graduate education in many colleges abroad.
Sitara’s father lamented that she had once been expelled from an elementary school on grounds that she asked many questions in the class. [endtext]
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