The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has officially postponed the upcoming matriculation exams, originally planned for March. The decision was made to support students who would have had to prepare for their exams while observing fasting during the holy month of Ramadan.
Decision Taken for Students’ Convenience:
The announcement came after discussions between the provincial education authorities and Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The government took this step to ensure that students do not face added stress while managing both their studies and fasting.
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) confirmed that the exams will now be held after Ramadan. However, the board has not yet shared the new exam dates.
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Relief for Students and Schools:
This decision has been welcomed by students, teachers, and schools. Many students were worried about balancing their studies with the long fasting hours, which could impact their performance. With more time to prepare, they can now focus better on their studies without additional pressure.
Why the Exams Were Postponed:
Ramadan is an important month for Muslims, and fasting can sometimes affect concentration and energy levels. Holding exams during this period could have made it difficult for students to perform at their best. Recognizing this, the education board decided to move the exams to a later date to support students.
What’s Next?
The education board will soon announce the new dates for the exams. Students are advised to keep preparing and stay updated with official announcements from the education department.
This move by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government ensures that students get a fair chance to succeed in their exams without the added burden of fasting stress. It also highlights the government’s commitment to making education accessible and manageable for all students.
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