Is Intermediate Exams Postponed Due to Unavoidable Reasons?
The postponement of intermediate exams in Balochistan and other regions has raised concerns about the impact on students' academic timelines, particularly with regards to medical college admissions, and students are advised to stay updated with the latest information from their respective boards.
The Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education has postponed the intermediate exams, which were scheduled to start on April 22, 2025, due to unavoidable reasons, with the new dates expected to be announced in the coming days, causing concerns among students about the impact on medical college admissions.
The exams have been deferred by three weeks, and the postponement is attributed to a boycott by the Professors and Lecturers Association. This development has raised concerns among students, who are worried that the delay will disrupt the timelines for admissions to medical colleges next year. The board has not provided a specific reason for the postponement, citing only "unavoidable reasons" as the cause.
Meanwhile, matriculation exams in North Waziristan have also been postponed due to security concerns, highlighting the challenges faced by educational institutions in the region. The Board of Intermediate Education Karachi has also delayed its annual exams for classes XI and XII, citing factors such as unavailability of examination centers, administrative disruptions, and corrections to previous results.
The postponement of intermediate exams has significant implications for students, who are eagerly awaiting the new exam dates. The boards are expected to announce the revised schedules soon, and students are advised to stay updated with the latest information from their respective boards to avoid any confusion or inconvenience.