Matric

Other provinces have already done spadework to gradually introduce the new system

The summer break duration has also been announced. Students will get holidays from June 3 to August 14

45% of the students to participate in matriculation exams were declared failed

Probe finds disparity in numbers on examination copies and award lists

Of 92,902 students who took the Matric exam in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, 55,755 passed

Karachi board sends admit cards online; measures taken to control cheating

Success rate of female students was 35.29 percent while the success rate of male students was 17.85 percent

Inter Board Committee of Chairmen approves introduction of new 10-point grading system

Students to get A+, A, A- and B+, B, B- to increase competition

Education ministers meeting says re-examinations not possible for failing pupils; single-day tally drops below 3,000

Education boards have not received permission to award grades without exams

As many as 73,833 students passed matriculation

Results for intermediate exams will be made public on July 28

Results for inter will be released in third week of next month

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

Preparations made for holding examinations

Representatives of all public, private boards to take final decision on Monday

Matriculation exams to begin from June 15 across the province

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

As many as 157,045 candidates appeared in the examinations

The results will be announced at 6pm and 10am on Friday and Saturday respectively

VC says universities are a symbol of national integration as they function across the country

63,914 students from 10 districts of Sindh sat for the exam

Position holders to get guard of honour at CM House in Murree

Jan uses audio books to study for exams, urges govt to build facilities for specially-abled students.

Decision taken due to shortage of teachers: BSEK

Protesters claimed they had been marked absent even though they had appeared for the exams