The Secretary for Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training visited a non-formal basic education school located in the village Kilinger in the periphery of Islamabad. He was accompanied by Director General BECS, Mr. Hameed Khan Niazi, who briefed him about enrollment, academic progress and critical challenges. He met the students and teacher and praised…
The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has officially declared the final results of the Central Superior Services CSS Examination 2024. A total of 15,602 candidates appeared in the written examination this year, and only 397 successfully passed the initial stage, resulting in a very low success rate. After completing interviews and other assessment procedures, the…
The Sindh Department of Universities and Boards has introduced a new grading framework for students of classes nine to twelve, beginning from the upcoming academic session. Under this updated policy, the minimum passing mark has been increased from thirty three percent to forty percent to strengthen educational standards across the province. The results of Students…
The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore now requires all student fee payments to be made exclusively through HBL mobile app. Previously, students could pay fees through multiple banking platforms, providing convenience, flexibility, and faster confirmation. The sudden restriction to a single app has caused significant delays, forcing parents and students to adjust…
SIBA Testing Services has announced strict MDCAT entry rules for candidates appearing in the Medical and Dental College Admission Test scheduled on October 26, 2025. The announcement follows the policy of the provincial government of Sindh to ensure transparency and identity verification during the examination process. As per the official statement, candidates aged 18 years…
The Board of Intermediate Education Karachi has announced the results of the Intermediate (Inter-Arts) Regular annual examinations, with a pass percentage of only 32 percent. Examinations Controller Zarina Rashid said 12,389 candidates were registered, while 11,673 appeared for the exams, and only 3,785 passed all six subjects this year. Students can now check their results…