RAWALPINDI: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Rawalpindi will begin arrangements for the annual matriculation examinations on Monday, while also setting up a one-window operation for students.
The annual matriculation examinations will begin from March 1. A meeting to review the arrangements was held on Sunday and chaired by BISE Chairman Dr Mohammad Zareef.
Dr Zareef told officials from the board that he would not tolerate cheating in the annual examinations, as the Punjab government has called for cheating in the exams to be controlled.
He said the one-window operation will work to facilitate the students, and if any official found to be negligent would face departmental action.
He said: “The BISE wanted to facilitate students, so their time would not be wasted shuttling between BISE offices, and they would pay attention to their studies.”
Examination Controller Abid Kharal said at the meeting that all the arrangements have been finalised and students will be facilitated while seeking information and with other matters pertaining to the board.
The annual matriculation examinations will begin from March 1. A meeting to review the arrangements was held on Sunday and chaired by BISE Chairman Dr Mohammad Zareef.
Dr Zareef told officials from the board that he would not tolerate cheating in the annual examinations, as the Punjab government has called for cheating in the exams to be controlled.
He said the one-window operation will work to facilitate the students, and if any official found to be negligent would face departmental action.
He said: “The BISE wanted to facilitate students, so their time would not be wasted shuttling between BISE offices, and they would pay attention to their studies.”
Examination Controller Abid Kharal said at the meeting that all the arrangements have been finalised and students will be facilitated while seeking information and with other matters pertaining to the board.
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