Examinations

Exam for Tuesday cancelled, candidates protest against loss of months of preparations

Chairmen of boards under increasing pressure to endorse the proposal

Earlier, students had staged a protest against the planned examination of A and O levels in April and May.

Students of private colleges who are unable to submit their forms may submit them with a late fee of Rs500

PMC once again seeks more time to submit reply over pleas contesting recent MDCAT

Schools will be able to request exemptions from some exam papers, like science practicals and language speaking tests

Move comes after complaints of out-of-syllabus questions

They may retake exams if they are not satisfied with the marks

Hybrid model includes physical examinations, as well as assignment, evaluation marks

Students complain against quality of teaching in online classes, demand promotion on basis of assignments submitted

Education boards have not received permission to award grades without exams

Oral examinations will be arranged for students with medical difficulties, internet issues

Even after four months, KU has failed to devise a plan for BCom, BSc, and LLB exams

Pupils in grades 9 and 11 to be promoted, those in classes 10 and 12 to get marks on basis of previous results

The exams will be conducted in the students’ respective educational institutions

Protests by education boards’ employees paralyse preparation process for the examinations

First position students get cash prize of Rs150,000 each

The whiff of scandal around the recently-concluded matriculation examinations was too overpowering

SPSC holds the exam every five years, denying many candidates the opportunity to attempt the exam

Controller exams says roll number slips will be delivered in a few days

Students could register through their colleges or BISE website till September 15, 2017

As many as 786 candidates are expected to appear in the examination

According to minister, many mafias involved in leaking exam papers

Education minister takes notice of cheating via Whatsapp groups

Complaints received about power outage during exam hours in centres, says BSEK chairperson

Education dept has rescheduled the paper for Wednesday

1,310 candidates appeared at Hazara University for the exam of which 41% passed

The board’s counsel sought time to apprise the court of its policy on the matter

Decision by the board aims at keeping religion away from the examination process