Maryam Nawaz Marks In Matric, FSc & How She Got Admission In King Edward

Daughter Of CM Punjab Shahbaz Shareef

LAHORE: Rules were bent in 1991 to admit Nawaz Sharif’s daughter Mariam Nawaz to King Edward Medical College in Lahore, Pakistan People’s Party leader Munawwar Anjum said on Sunday.

Anjum, who is a member of the Central Executive Committee of the PPP, was commenting on Nawaz’s demand for the resignation of the chief justice of Pakistan after a controversy over his daughter’s admission to a medical college.

“Perhaps Mr Sharif can make such demands because the method he used to get Mariam into the KEMC was more suave,” he said, talking exclusively to Daily Times.

Mariam was a grade-B student in matric and FSc and scored 580 out of 850, and 767 out of 1,100 in the two exams in 1989 and 1991 respectively, he said.

“Clearly, she did not qualify for admission to the KEMC on open merit. She was admitted to the Army Medical College in Rawalpindi and was migrated after only a month to the KEMC, which she left without completing her degree,” Anjum said. 
He said it was ‘almost comical’ that having done something similar, the Sharifs were pointing fingers at the chief justice.

Source: dailytimes