MS Celebrates Remarkable SSC 2026 Achievement
MS Education Academy Celebrates Remarkable SSC 2026 Achievement
MSian Ayesha Muneeba Tops the School with 591/600 Marks
17 Students of MS Creative School Score Above 580 Marks
MS Creative School has once again delivered an outstanding performance in the SSC 2026 examinations by achieving an impressive 98% pass percentage. The remarkable result reflects the institution’s strong academic foundation, student-focused teaching methodology, and the continued commitment of MS Education Academy towards quality education.
The achievement has brought immense pride and happiness to students, teachers, and parents, further strengthening the school’s reputation for academic excellence.
MSian Ayesha Muneeba Tops the School with 591 Marks
Leading the list of achievers, Ayesha Muneeba secured the highest score with 591 marks. Several other students also demonstrated exceptional academic performance:
| Marks / 600 | Student Name | Hall Ticket |
|---|---|---|
| 591 | AYESHA MUNEEBA | 2622176051 |
| 589 | ARISA FATIMA | 2623142669 |
| 588 | NABIHA HANEEN | 2622130469 |
| 587 | TANYEEM BANU | 2622176457 |
| 586 | ADEEBA TABASSUM | 2623141633 |
| 587 | MOHAMMED FAWAZ KHALEEL ULLAH | 2622130361 |
| 586 | MOHAMMED ZAIN UL ABIDEEN | 2622129769 |
| 586 | KONAEN FATIMA ARA QUADRI | 2622130363 |
| 584 | JUWARIYA FATIMA | 2622129256 |
| 583 | HAFSA HABBEB UR RAHMAN | 2622129849 |
| 583 | MINZAH AZMATH | 2622128886 |
| 582 | AFIFA MUNAZZA | 2623138899 |
| 582 | SYEDA MUNAZZA RUMAN RAZVI | 2623142459 |
| 582 | MARYAM FARIHA | 2622175995 |
| 582 | HANA ABDUL AZEEZ | 2622129022 |
| 581 | ABDUL HAADI ALI | 2622175989 |
| 580 | ASMA HAFEEZ SIDRA | 2622129537 |
17 Students Score 580 and Above
This year, a total of 17 students secured 580 marks and above, highlighting the school’s consistent academic standards and its tradition of producing top-performing students year after year.
The results reflect not only the dedication of the students but also the continuous support and guidance provided by teachers and academic mentors throughout the academic year.
Management Congratulates Students and Teachers
Managing Director Anwar Ahmed congratulated the successful students, parents, and teachers on this remarkable accomplishment. He stated that MS Creative School has always focused on quality education, character building, and holistic student development, which continues to result in exceptional academic outcomes.
Academic Strategy and Teamwork Behind the Success
Vice Chairperson Nuzhat Khan appreciated the collective efforts of the CADD Department, Heads of Departments, and teachers. She emphasized that their academic planning, strategic guidance, and dedicated mentorship played a vital role in achieving these excellent SSC results.
Vision for Greater Success Ahead
Managing Director Dr. Mauzzam Hussain expressed satisfaction over the outstanding performance and encouraged students to continue striving for greater achievements in the future with the same dedication, discipline, and hard work.

MS Creative School Hosts Akhlaaq Show 2026
MS Creative School Hosts Grand Three-Day Akhlaaq Show 2026
Students Shine at Akhlaaq Show 2026 Celebrating Education, Ethics, and National Pride
Leadership highlights 35 years of educational excellence and unveils new institutional logo
Outstanding students honored, scholarships announced, and achievers recognized
MS Creative School successfully organized its prestigious three-day annual educational and moral training event, “Akhlaaq Show 2026,” with remarkable enthusiasm, discipline, and excellence. Centered on the theme “In the Light of Tarbiyah,” the event reflected the institution’s unwavering commitment to integrating modern education with strong moral and ethical values. The program witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, parents, teachers, and distinguished guests, who experienced a wide range of inspiring and meaningful activities.
Special Focus on Emotional Development of Students
The first day of Akhlaaq Show 2026 was dedicated to female students. Addressing the gathering, Vice Chairperson Nuzhat Khan highlighted a growing concern that while children today are becoming academically stronger, they often face emotional challenges. She emphasized the critical role mothers play in nurturing emotional stability and described the ages of 10 to 16 as highly sensitive. She stressed the importance of collaborative guidance from both parents and educational institutions during this formative phase, noting that MS Creative School gives special attention to students in this age group.
Inspiring Patriotic Spirit and National Unity
Throughout the three-day event, students presented inspiring stage performances that reflected deep patriotic spirit and national pride. Through speeches, songs, and dramatic presentations, students celebrated India’s greatness and highlighted its unique strength in unity amidst diversity. The performances conveyed a powerful message of harmony, emphasizing that people of all communities are honorable citizens and that this unity represents the true “Pride of India.” These presentations created memorable and emotional moments for the audience.
Founder & Chairman Highlights 35 Years of Educational Excellence
Founder & Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan addressed the gathering and reflected on the institution’s remarkable 35-year journey of educational service and excellence. He reiterated MS Education Academy’s core mission of providing education that transforms both the mind and the heart.

He proudly shared that the institution has contributed significantly to nation-building by producing:
- 2,116 doctors
- Over 20,000 engineers
- 145 chartered accountants
- Four IAS and IPS officers
On this occasion, he also unveiled the new logo of MS Education Academy, symbolizing its continued growth and commitment to excellence. He expressed gratitude to parents for their continued trust and support.
He further highlighted a remarkable coincidence involving MS toppers named Ayesha Fatima, who secured the Intermediate State Top rank in 2005, 2006, and again in 2023. In recognition of this unique legacy, he announced that any student named Ayesha Fatima enrolling in MS Education Academy in 2026 will receive a full tuition fee waiver for the first academic year.
Leadership Emphasizes Role of Tarbiyah in True Success
Managing Director Anwar Ahmed emphasized that Tarbiyah is a shared responsibility of both home and school. He stated that true success lies not only in producing professionals such as doctors and engineers but in nurturing individuals who live by moral and ethical values and succeed in both worldly and spiritual life.
Managing Director Dr. Muazzam Hussain highlighted the important role of parents especially fathers in shaping their children’s character. He emphasized the need for open communication, guidance, and emotional support to ensure balanced development.
Outstanding Students Honored with Prestigious Awards
During the ceremony, students who achieved outstanding success in the SSC examinations were honored with the prestigious Ghulam Rasool Khan (GRK) Awards. The awardees included:
- Safaa Muhammad Nair
- Asba Noreen
- Zainab Fatima
- Zahra Fatima
- Atiya Ummat-ul-Musawwir
- Madiha Taji
- Ayesha Shireen
- Muhammad Abdul Qudoos
These students were recognized for their academic excellence and dedication.
Recognition for Consistency, International Representation, and Service
MS Creative School also presented its unique “13-Year Continuous Attendance Award” to:
- Madiha-un-Nisa
- Muhammad Abdul Bari
- Hamza Zakiuddin
In addition, these students were awarded scholarships covering their full Intermediate tuition fees for two years. The event also recognized students who represented MS Education Academy at international platforms, including members selected for the World Teen Parliament and the Cubs and Bulbuls contingent that proudly represented India at an international scouting event in Sri Lanka.
Creative Performances Highlight Moral and Ethical Values
Students showcased their creativity and understanding of moral values through engaging stage performances and thematic stalls. Presentations included Hamd, Naat, speeches, and thought-provoking skits, effectively conveying important themes such as Tarbiyah, Salah (prayer), gratitude, discipline, and good manners. These activities demonstrated the institution’s holistic approach toward character development alongside academic excellence.
A Reflection of MS Creative School’s Vision and Mission
Akhlaaq Show 2026 served as a powerful reflection of MS Creative School’s vision of nurturing students who excel not only academically but also morally and ethically. The event reinforced the institution’s mission of providing education that illuminates both knowledge and character, preparing students to become responsible, confident, and value-driven individuals.


MS Junior College Celebrates Record-Breaking Success

MS Junior College Celebrates Record-Breaking Success
Achieves Historic Intermediate Results with 48 Students Scoring 990+ Marks
The year 2025 has proven to be a historic and record-breaking year for MS Junior College, with its students delivering an outstanding performance in the Intermediate Board Examinations. Surpassing all previous milestones, MS students have set a new benchmark in academic excellence.
Topping the State: Ayesha Fatima & Azreen Fatima
Leading this incredible achievement are Ayesha Fatima and Azreen Fatima, who each scored an impressive 995 out of 1000 marks, securing top state-level ranks and bringing immense pride to the institution.

A Cascade of High Scores
The stellar results don’t stop there. A wave of academic brilliance followed, with several students achieving near-perfect scores:
- 8 students scored 994/1000
- 9 students scored 993/1000
- 10 students scored 992/1000
- 11 students scored 991/1000
- 8 students scored 990/1000
In total, 48 students scored 990 and above, making this one of the most remarkable academic performances in the history of MS.

Recognizing Remarkable Achievements
To recognize the success of these outstanding students, a grand felicitation ceremony was held at GRK Seminar Hall, Masab Tank, Hyderabad. The event was graced by Mr. Mohammed Lateef Khan, Founder and Chairman of MS Education Academy, along with Managing Directors Mr. Anwar Ahmed and Dr. Moazzam Hussain, and Director & Senior Faculty Mr. Ghouseuddin.

In his address, Mr. Lateef Khan congratulated the students and encouraged them to pursue their ambitions with the same spirit of hard work and commitment. He emphasized that this success is a result of consistent dedication, divine blessings, and the holistic educational approach practiced at MS.
Highlighting the significance of the 48 students scoring 990+, Mr. Khan remarked, “This achievement is a reflection of the rising academic strength of MS Junior College and a testimony to the focused efforts of our faculty and students.”

An Umrah Gift for a High Achiever
In a touching moment during the event, Mr. Lateef Khan announced that Zaina Sultana, a BPC student who scored 991 marks and recently lost her father, will be sponsored by MS Education Academy to perform Umrah—a gesture of support and recognition of her resilience and achievement.
A Touch of Culture and Gratitude
Adding a traditional touch to the celebrations, male students were adorned with turbans, while female students were crowned, celebrating not only their academic success but also their identity and cultural values. Teachers and faculty were also felicitated for their unwavering support and contribution to student success.

The Chief Academic Officer Dr. Mazhar Saleem, along with Directors Mr. Ghouseuddin and Mr. Sadiq Ali, were honored for their outstanding services.
The event concluded in a hall filled with joy, pride, and applause—echoing the success of MS Junior College and its commitment to nurturing academic brilliance.
Our High Achievers
The stellar performance of MS Junior College in the Intermediate Board Examinations 2025 is the result of hard work, consistency, and guided mentorship. We are proud to present the names of our brilliant students who have secured 990 marks and above, reflecting not only their academic strength but also the commitment and support of their teachers and families. Each name on this list is a testament to MS’s vision of nurturing excellence and empowering the youth through quality education.
| Marks/1000 | STUDENT NAME | STREAM | HALL TICKET NO |
|---|---|---|---|
| 995 | AZREEN FATHIMA | BPC | 2560209538 |
| 995 | AYESHA FATIMA | BPC | 2560210258 |
| 994 | FARIA TAHREEM | BPC | 2560209994 |
| 994 | ALFIYA NOWRIN | BPC | 2561225525 |
| 994 | NABA YASEEN | BPC | 2561227233 |
| 994 | ZARA ISMAIL | BPC | 2561220900 |
| 994 | SHAMEEM SAFA | BPC | 2561224884 |
| 994 | SUHA YASMEEN | BPC | 2561220729 |
| 994 | ASMA AMEEN | BPC | 2561225606 |
| 994 | AMTUL MUJEEB | MPC | 2561225593 |
| 993 | SHIFA ERUM | BPC | 2560210044 |
| 993 | UMMA AMMARAH | BPC | 2560211637 |
| 993 | RISHA NAZIM | BPC | 2560209984 |
| 993 | ADEEBA AFTAB | BPC | 2561224368 |
| 993 | SANA FATIMA | BPC | 2561219737 |
| 993 | NAZEER UNNISA BEGUM | BPC | 2561225975 |
| 993 | MADIHA UNISSA | BPC | 2560214451 |
| 993 | SYEDA AMEENA TABASSUM | BPC | 2561228897 |
| 993 | MOHD ARHAM PARWEZ KHAN | MPC | 2560215091 |
| 992 | SYEDA BUTUL UNNISA SAMIA | BPC | 2560211982 |
| 992 | SAFURA FAROOQUI | BPC | 2560211684 |
| 992 | SIDRA FATIMA | BPC | 2560221620 |
| 992 | NABIHA ANAM | BPC | 2560210595 |
| 992 | SEEMA FATIMA SYEDA | BPC | 2560217995 |
| 992 | RANIA ZOHA | BPC | 2561229419 |
| 992 | RS ZAINA KAUNEN | BPC | 2560213473 |
| 992 | NABEELA BEGUM | BPC | 2561243401 |
| 992 | JUVERIYA FATIMA | BPC | 2558208018 |
| 992 | ZOHRA JABEEN | MPC | 2560210905 |
| 991 | FOUZIA KHANAM | BPC | 2560210518 |
| 991 | NOOREEN FATIMA | BPC | 2561223386 |
| 991 | SUMAYAH ZUHA | BPC | 2561229564 |
| 991 | ZAINA SULTANA | BPC | 2561224339 |
| 991 | IQRA MEHREEN | BPC | 2561221997 |
| 991 | KULSUM SUJATH | BPC | 2560220394 |
| 991 | SALWA FATIMA | MPC | 2560221964 |
| 991 | AFAF ZAHRA | MPC | 2561221222 |
| 991 | AYESHA FATIMA | MPC | 2561227096 |
| 991 | SAMRAH SHARIQ | MPC | 2561220366 |
| 991 | MOHD ABDUL MUHEETH SIMAL | MPC | 2560215363 |
| 990 | SAAMIAH SIRAJ | BPC | 2560214964 |
| 990 | UMME SAUDA | BPC | 2560221698 |
| 990 | ABDUR RAHMAN MOHAMMED | BPC | 2560216156 |
| 990 | HASAN FATIMA | BPC | 2560214143 |
| 990 | AHMEDI FATIMA | BPC | 2561224858 |
| 990 | MAIMOONA FATHIMA | BPC | 2561220432 |
| 990 | ZAINAB NAUSHEEN | BPC | 2560218452 |
| 990 | SYED RUMAYSA FATIMA | MPC | 2561228969 |
MSians ILLUMINATE WITH OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN JEE-MAINS 2024 EXAM
MSians Illuminate with Outstanding Performance in JEE-MAINS 2024 Exam
MSian Ayaan Ahmed Achieved Highest 99.290 Percentile
Three Students scored Above 98 and 21 Scored above 90 Percentile
MS Education Academy students have excelled in JEE Main 2023-24 exam. Twenty-one students of the MS Education Academy have scored above 90 percentile in this national competitive exam, and three of these students have achieved an exceptional score of 98 percentile and above.
MSian Ayaan Ahmed securing an exceptional percentile of 99.290, while Muhammed Zaphan scored 98.727 percentile, and Mohammad Fazal Ur Rehman scored 98.714. MS exemplifies the Academy’s dedication to offering contemporary education to the students within an ethical framework.
The toppers of the JEE-Main 2023-24 are as follows:
| No. | Student Name | Application ID | Percentile Achieved |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Ayaan Ahmed | 240310304930 | 99.290 |
| 2. | Muhammed Zaphan | 240310496916 | 98.727 |
| 3. | Mohammed Fazal Ur Rahman | 240310022406 | 98.714 |
| 4. | Mohammed Talha Aftab | 240310106915 | 97.697 |
| 5. | Muvahhid Muneer | 240310022120 | 97.438 |
| 6. | Afnan Ahmed | 240310086274 | 97.174 |
| 7. | Syed Shaz Ahmed | 240310629189 | 96.938 |
| 8. | Mohammed Nihal P | 240310193559 | 96.412 |
| 9. | Adil Ahmad Azad | 240310073121 | 95.857 |
| 10. | Umair Javed Syed | 240310677027 | 95.345 |
| 11. | Mohammed Rehanuddin | 240310079028 | 95.016 |
| 12. | Sheikh Md Ihtisham Ul Haq | 240310078571 | 94.947 |
| 13. | Shaik Mohammad Shadab | 240310330741 | 94.360 |
| 14. | Syed Anas Ahmed | 240310438118 | 94.221 |
| 15. | Afiya Fatima | 240310020283 | 93.699 |
| 16. | Shaik Ibrahim | 240310450371 | 93.160 |
| 17. | Mohammed Safiullah Anas | 240310625901 | 92.740 |
| 18. | Bilal Mohammed Khan | 240310863897 | 92.582 |
| 19. | Mohammed Shahid | 240310081236 | 92.273 |
| 20. | Omer Abdul Majid | 240310310934 | 92.096 |
| 21. | Mohd Ayaan Mohiuddin | 240310424432 | 91.740 |
On this outstanding achievement, Mohammed Lateef Khan, the Founder and Chairman of MS Education Academy, credited this notable accomplishment to the diligent efforts of the students, the exceptional faculty members, and the collaborative support of the parents. He extended his congratulations to all involved.
He emphasized the initiatives undertaken by MS for its students, stating that the institution’s staff provides them with essential problem-solving skills and structured study routines to excel in JEE Main. He further mentioned that MS ensures efficient utilization of study time and thorough coverage of key topics.
Beyond the instructional approach of MS Education Academy, students are consistently motivated to participate in examinations such as JEE Main, JEE Advanced, and NEET, fostering a strong groundwork for their preparation. Thus, MS students are progressing towards success in competitive exams, with the remarkable achievements of one student after another serving as inspiration for future aspirants.
READ MOREQUALITY SLEEP: THE FOUNDATION OF WELL-BEING
Quality Sleep: The Foundation of Well-Being
During the recent Teachers’ Day event at MS Education Academy, the chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan, delivered a compelling address emphasizing the significance of quality sleep and shedding light on the adverse consequences of excessive phone usage, particularly during nighttime. He drew attention to the alarming trend of sacrificing precious sleep in favor of entertainment on mobile devices and excessive engagement with various social media platforms.
Consequences of Excessive Phone Usage:
Sleep Disruption: The blue light emitted by screens can disrupt the body’s natural sleep-wake cycle, making it challenging to fall asleep and stay asleep.
Reduced Productivity: Late-night phone use often leads to fatigue and reduced productivity the following day, negatively impacting students’ academic performance and teachers’ ability to instruct effectively.
Mental Health Impact: Excessive screen time can contribute to feelings of isolation, anxiety, and depression, especially when individuals engage in unproductive or negative interactions on social media platforms.
Prominent figures prioritize quality sleep for its profound impact on overall well-being and performance, a pitch-dark bedroom ensures restorative sleep. Athletes like Khabib Nurmagomedov incorporate short naps before intense training sessions for recovery and peak physical condition during fights. These examples underscore how diverse individuals recognize quality sleep’s fundamental role in success and vitality.
Incorporating quality sleep into daily routines is a simple yet powerful step toward better health, increased productivity, and enhanced performance. It’s a universal truth transcending age, profession, and lifestyle, highlighting the importance of a good night’s sleep.
To ensure you get quality sleep, it’s advisable to avoid screens and cell phones at least 2 hours before going to sleep. This is especially important for kids and if your kid needs some kind of personalized treatment and if you happen to be in Hyderabad, you can reach out to Islaah Centre For Psychological Wellness. They are dedicated to helping children and teenagers with their mental health.
Pivotal Role of Sleep:
- Cognitive Function: Adequate restorative sleep enhances cognitive functions such as memory, problem-solving, and creativity, which are essential for both students and educators.
- Physical Health: Sound sleep is crucial for maintaining a robust immune system, proper digestion, and overall physical health. It also aids in regulating body weight.
- Emotional Resilience: Sufficient sleep fosters emotional stability and resilience, reducing stress, anxiety, and the risk of mood disorders.
Indeed, prioritizing quality sleep is essential for a healthier and more energized life. Here are some ways to keep this in mind and ensure you get the sleep you need:
- Establish a consistent sleep schedule and try to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day, even on weekends. This helps regulate your body’s internal clock.
- Create a comfortable sleep environment by ensuring your bedroom is conducive to sleep.
- Watch your diet by avoiding heavy meals and caffeine close to bedtime.
- Engaging in regular physical activity can promote better sleep as your body gets tired and needs rest to recover.
Written by: Mohd. Talib Khan
READ MOREMSIANS OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN NEET 2023
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF MS JUNIOR COLLEGE STUDENTS IN NEET 2023
Six MSians scored above 600 marks and 58 scored above 500
Strong Hope for 169 MSians to Get Free Seat in MBBS
The students of MS Junior College have once again demonstrated their exceptional abilities in the NEET-UG 2023 examination. Hafiz Syed Abdul Raheem Shakoor, a student of MS Junior College, has achieved a remarkable feat by scoring 670 marks in this prestigious national-level entrance examination. It is noteworthy that he successfully completed the Quran memorization course within an impressive span of 22 months at the MS Hifz Academy. Following his accomplishment in Quran memorization, he continued his educational journey by completing SSC at MS Creative School before pursuing Intermediate studies at MS Junior College.
Along with Hafiz Syed Abdul Raheem Shakoor, five other students from MS Junior College also have attained scores above 600 marks. The following students have showcased outstanding performances:
| Rank | Student Name | Father’s Name | Hall Ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
| 670 | SYED ABDUL RAHEEM SHUKOOR | S.A. RAHMAN | 4201100536 |
| 665 | SYED ABDUL BASIT REHAN | SYED MOINUDDIN | 4201090141 |
| 650 | SIYANA VP | ABDUL HANEEFA | 2808140318 |
| 647 | MOHAMMED ABDUL MALIK | MOHAMMED ABDUL HAMEED | 4201020202 |
| 624 | AMARA FATIMA | MOHAMMED REHMAN ALI | 4201160293 |
| 604 | IBRAHIM MOHAMMED ABDUL BASITH | MOHAMMED ABDUL BASITH BARI | 4201130010 |
Out of all the students from MS Junior College, an impressive number of 109 students have scored above 450 marks. This year, there is a strong hope that 169 MS Junior College students will secure free ‘A’ category seats in the MBBS course. To honor the achievements of the 58 MS Junior College students who have scored above 500 marks in NEET, a felicitation ceremony took place at the MS Education Academy Corporate Office in Masab Tank, Hyderabad. The event was attended by the students and their proud parents.
During the ceremony, Mohammad Lateef Khan, Chairman of MS Education Academy, addressed the NEET-UG 2023 toppers and extended his heartfelt congratulations to both the students and their parents. He specifically praised Hafiz Syed Abdul Raheem Shakoor for his remarkable score of 670 in NEET-UG 2023 and conveyed his warm wishes to the student’s parents.
Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan highlighted that MS Education Academy has successfully admitted 1,763 students who have joined the MBBS program so far. He expressed optimism that this number will increase to 1,900 with the release of this year’s UG NEET results. Furthermore, he emphasized MS Vision 2036 commitment to produce 10,000 doctors to serve the community and the nation at large.
As soon as the whole admission process completes, MS Education Academy will gift stethoscopes as a token of appreciation to all the medical aspirants. Chairman Mohammad Lateef Khan also announced a cash prize of ₹3 lakhs each for MS students who secure a perfect score of 720 out of 720 marks in NEET-UG, starting from the next academic year.
Additionally, as a gesture of honor, a shawl was presented to Mufti Shakeel Sahab, associated with the historic Spanish Masjid. His daughter, Wajiha Naheed, achieved a commendable score of 563 marks in this year’s NEET. Notably, Mufti Shakeel Sahab’s two sons have already completed their MBBS studies, and a daughter is currently pursuing MBBS. With Wajiha Naheed’s pursuit of medicine, all four members of his household have become doctors, marking a significant milestone for his family.
Dr. Mohammed Moazzam Hussain, the Senior Director of MS, congratulated all the toppers and their parents and mentioned that all the six MS students who scored more than 600 marks in NEET had appeared in the examination for the first time. He attributed this success to the efforts of their teachers and the sacrifices of their parents.
Anwar Ahmed, the Managing Director of MS Education Academy, recalled the time when only a handful of minority students qualified in the medicine entrance exam. He expressed gratitude to Allah (SWT) on this occasion and acknowledged that due to the continuous efforts of MS teachers, today one-third of the minority seats in the medical colleges of Telangana are filled by MSians. He advised the students who achieved distinction in NEET to approach their profession as a responsibility in a manner that pleases Allah. He stated that MS aims to inculcate passion for both, faith and the world in students, and it is expected that our students will emerge as role models.
Mohammad Ghosuddin and Mohammad Sadiq Ali, Directors at MS, also participated in the felicitation ceremony and congratulated the students.

MSians Show Brilliance in SSC Exam 2022
MSians Show Brilliance in SSC Exam 2022
95% Students Passed the Exam, Eleven got 10/10
Hyderabad / 30 June – In SSC 2022 examinations, the students of MS Creative School once again performed brilliantly while maintaining their tradition of success. Eleven students of MS Schools got 10/10 GPA these gems include:
- Nemat Ashraf
- Jawariya Noor
- Khansa Sadia
- Sana Sadaf
- Ayesha Tasneem
- Zainab Azhar
- Sheikh Hamad Inam
- Sofia Radha Maryam
- Afaf Ahmed
- Ummat-ur-Rehman Rabia
- Sara Fatima
The list of our excellent students does not stop here, apart from that another excellent performance include:
- 28 students scored 9.8 GPA
- 38 students scored 9.7 GPA
- 47 students scored 9.5 GPA
- 46 students scored 9.3 GPA
- 38 students got 9.2 GPA
- 57 students got 9 GPA

MS can proudly conclude that the total number of students who scored 9 and above GPA is 273 which is another milestone achieve by MS this year. On this occasion, MS management congratulated all the victorious students, their parents and teacher as well.
A function was held at the MS Corporate Office for the students who achieved success with distinction to boost their moral and to encourage them for future struggle. During the event MS Managing Director Mohammad Anwar Ahmed advised the students to work hard for their better future.
Senior Director Moazzam Hussain addressed the students and encouraged them. He said that despite lockdown the MSians performed very well in exams and their hard work is admirable. He advised the students to show the same performance in their future studies and try to come first because the first position is always vacant. He also said that the next two years are very important for the students as whatever field they choose they have to work hard.

He pointed out an important issue that after school most of the time in colleges one has to go to the teachers to clear their doubts, but in MS colleges the tradition is opposite where lecturers guide to students as they are familiar with students problems.
On this beautiful occasion, MS announced a big relief in fee structure for the new students and said that enrolling in MS from any school will be given a fee waiver on admission to the intermediate course as follows:
- 60% to 10/10 GPA students
- 50% to 9.8 and 9.9 GPA Students
- 45% to 9.7 GPA students
- 33% to 9.0 to 9.6 GPA students
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MSians Excellent Performance in NEET 2021
MSians Excellent Performance in NEET 2021
Mishal Afroze Ahmed tops the list with 667 Marks
Hyderabad: MSians successfully cracked the UG-NEET 2021 with excellent marks. Six of them performed excellently and got marks over 600. They achieved this success overcoming the hurdles that came on their way in the form of Covid 19 restriction. Most of the achievers scored 99 percentile marks. Mishal Afroze Ahammed (HT. No. 2808001062) with 667 marks topped the list of achievers. He scored (99.63) percentile in Physics, (99.97) percentile in Chemistry and (99.80) percentile in Biology. His total percentile was 99.87 in the NEET 2021.
The other toppers who made a mark in the list of achievers are Rafay Abdul Azeem (HT.No.:4201111051), Abdul Muqeet Mohammed (HT.No.:4201010128), Syed Abdul Quader (HT.No.:4201001690), Fathima Sithara (HT.No.:2808015210), Uzma Fatima (HT.No.:4201016020) All of them scored over 600 marks.
1) Rafay Abdul Azeem scored 660 marks with 99.82 percentile
2) Abdul Muqeet Mohammed got 644 marks with 99.66 percentile,
3) Syed Abdul Quader scored 637 marks with 99.56 percentile,
4) Fathima Sithara scored 605 marks with 98.89 percentile and
5) Uzma Fatima scored 601 marks with 98.79 percentile.
Apart from them dozens of MSians also got excellent marks. MS management congratulated the achievers and hoped that they would serve humanity with their skills.
READ MORERecitation Competition organized for Little MSians
Hyderabad: The Pre-Primary department organized an “Inter Branch Recitation Competition” for Kindergarteners on 3rd November at Corporate Office of MS Education Academy. “On the whole, 52 students of Class PP1 and PP2 from 9 branches of MS Creative Kids participated in the competition, informed Mrs. Shama, HOD of Pre- Primary. The venue was decorated creatively and beautifully to welcome the tiny tots who were very confident and excited to display their Recitation Skills.
The Vice chairperson of MS Education Academy, Mrs. Nuzhath Khan was the chief guest of the programme. She appreciated the efforts of the students and said such competitions would prepare students to face inter school competitions confidently and develop their confidence. “I am delighted to hear the recitation of little MSians and the confidence with which they presented themselves”, remarked Dr. Syed Misabuddin, Director. He joined with the kids in recitation of rhymes and requested teachers to encourage their curiosity.
The team of board of directors also watched the performance of little MSians and appreciated their efforts. The competition was really tough as every child did a marvelous job. Children too were happy to spend their day differently and the “Bunny – take away” gave a smile on their faces.
This academic year the Pre Primary department conducted various competitions like “Budding Designers”, “Fancy Dress”, and “Show & Tell”. Apart from parallel initiatives like “Activity Based Learning”, introduction of “Brain Gym Exercises” during assembly time, Reflection on Student’s learning through informal assessments, Colour Day celebrations etc.
Alisha Tihama(PP1), Syeda Nuweila Farwa (PP2) got 1st prize and Nusaib Akhtar(PP1) Tauqeer Ahmed(PP2) got 2nd prize in English Recitation. Sumaiya Fatima (PP1, Hassan Ahmed (PP2) bagged 1st prize and Hadi Bushra (PP1) Saud Bin Rasheed Bashmil (PP2) bagged 2nd prize in Hindi Recitation. Whereas Syed Abdul Ahad Ahmed, Maryam Izam, Khaja Omer Rahmani got consolation prizes.
(Reported: Mrs. Shama)
READ MOREStudents of MS Rahmani mesmerize audience at Akhlaaq Show
Students of MS Rahmani mesmerize audience at Akhlaaq Show

Hyderabad: They came, they perform and they won the hearts of the audience. This is the story of MSians of MS Rahmani School who mesmerized the audience through their acrobatic performance, heart touching skits and stage shows at their 1st Akhlaaq Show held on May 5 2018 at Urdu Ghar.

The Akhlaaq Show gave the students an opportunity to show case their potentials and talents to the audience, which they acquired during their education at MS Rahmani School.
The flawless speeches delivered in Arabic, English and Urdu on Honesty, Justice and bravery, which was the theme of programme, made the audience spellbound. They also presented skits and poems.
One of the skits presented on Mother touched the hearts of the entire audience and made them misty eyed.
The programme concluded with the National Anthem.
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