The future of thousands of matriculation and intermediate students in Lahore is at risk as they failed the annual examinations.
According to reports, 34% of students failed matric exams and 23% failed inter exams. Resultantly, 20,000 students will not be able to take proceed in their academic careers.
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It must be noted here that during the last couple of years, annual matric and inter exams were held under a special Coronavirus policy to facilitate the students.
The annual exams under the special policy produced 100% results. However, a large number of students failed the exams conducted without the special policy.
In a separate development, not a single student from Karachi’s 25 public and 13 private colleges failed to secure a passing grade in the annual inter exams.
As a result, the Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK) revoked the registration of these colleges and rebuked the principals of these institutions for producing unsatisfactory results.
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