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2. Main points
Who is the Nobel ......?
The definition of the Nobel Prize
Award Process
Figures about Noble Prize
Pakistani Noble Prize Holder
3. Main points
Who is the Nobel ......?
The definition of the Nobel Prize
Award Process
Figures about Noble Prize
Pakistani Noble Prize Holder
6. Main points
Who is the Nobel ......?
The definition of the Nobel Prize
Award Process
Figures about Noble Prize
Pakistani Noble Prize Holder
7. The Nobel Prize
The Nobel Prize is a set of annual
international awards bestowed in a number
of categories by Swedish and Norwegian
committees in recognition of cultural and/or
scientific advances.
10. Main points
Who is the Nobel ......?
The definition of the Nobel Prize
Award Process
Figures about Noble Prize
Pakistani Noble Prize Holder
14. Main Points
Who is the Nobel ......?
The definition of the Nobel Prize
Award Process
Figures about Noble Prize
Pakistani Noble Prize Holder
15. Figures related to Noble Prize
561 Nobel Prizes!
Between 1901 and 2013, the Nobel Prizes and
the Prize in Economic Sciences were awarded
561 times.
16. Figures related to Noble
Prize (Contd…)
Nobel
Prize
Number of
Prizes
Number of
Laureates
Awarded to one Shared by two Shared by
Laureate
Laureates
three Laureates
Physics
107
196
47
30
29
Chemistry 105
164
63
22
19
Medicine 104
204
38
31
34
Literature 106
110
101
4
-
Peace
101+25
63
28
2
Economic 45
Sciences
74
22
16
6
Total:
874
334
131
90
94
561
17. Who is the Nobel ......?
The definition of the Nobel Prize
Award Process
Figures about Noble Prize
Pakistani Noble Prize Holder