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Board exams will start after June 23 and Intermediate and Matric exams will be prioritized, said Shafqat Mehmood
Minister of Education and Technology Training Shafqat Mahmood addressing a media briefing at the Information Department (PID) in Islamabad. - Online / file
Secondary and matric exams will be prioritized for other board exams, Education Minister Federal Shafqat Mehmood confirmed Thursday.
In a series of tweets, the minister announced that the board exams in Pakistan would begin after June 23.
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"The Provincial Minister of Education (IPEMC) Conference took place yesterday. It has been decided that the Board's examinations will start after June 23. The Intermediate and Matric examinations will start so that the results can come in before university admissions," Twitter wrote.
IPEMC members reject a proposal to promote Grade 9 and 11 students. They also gave their consent to hold the exams as scheduled for July.
Mehmood indicated that the government would prioritize Grade 12 and 10 exams followed by grades 11 and 9.
The day before, the minister had said the in-country exams would be held after June 23.
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Mehmood, speaking on the Geo News program "Capital Talk", said the state of coronavirus was improving in the country due to vaccinations and other measures taken by the government.
"I'm very optimistic," he said of the exercise.
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The minister said only A-2 exams were being written across the country, but there were many people who felt they wanted to be given school-based grades.
"If the tests don't happen no one will study - which is why the O / A-level exams - postponed - will be done in October and November," he said.
Last month, as the COVID-19 cases increased, Mehmood and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of Health Dr Faisal Sultan had announced that according to the National Command and Operation Center's recommendation, all board exams had been postponed to June 23.
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Minister of Education and Technology Training Shafqat Mahmood addressing a media briefing at the Information Department (PID) in Islamabad.
Pakistan's mid-term exams will be held after June 23, Education Minister Shafqat Mehmood said on Tuesday.
The status of coronavirus is improving in the country due to vaccinations and other measures taken by the government, the minister said, while speaking on the Geo News program "Capital Talk".
"I have high hopes," he said, about successfully passing the exams.
The minister said that currently only A2 (A Level second year) exams are being written across the country, but there are many people who feel that they want to be given school-based grades.
Last month, when Pakistan witnessed an outbreak of COVID-19 cases, Mehmood and Assistant Special Assistant to Health Minister Dr Faisal Sultan had announced that according to the National Command and Operation Center's recommendation, all board tests had been postponed to June 23.
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Mehmood added that another NCOC meeting would decide on the third week of May whether the tests were postponed.
"So if the tests are done after June 23, they can continue in July and even August," the minister explained.
Speaking about the Cambridge exams, Mehmood said the O Level exams will now be held in the October and November cycles and the same will happen for the A and AS Level exams,
However, he said A2 students should appear in the exams right now, as postponing this could lead to a wasteful year.
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