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Rawalpindi Board Offers Relief to Students Who Missed Matric Exams

Arsalan Khattak
October 16, 2025 at 09:25 AM
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Rawalpindi Board Offers Relief to Students Who Missed Matric Exams

Key Takeaways

  • BISE Rawalpindi announced a special relief measure for students who missed the Matric Second Annual Examination 2025.
  • The exemption applies to students unable to appear due to law and order issues or other unavoidable circumstances.
  • Affected students must apply in writing, including their roll number slip, by noon on Friday, October 17.
  • The missed exams occurred on October 10, 11, or 13, covering numerous subjects like Biology, Computer Science, and English (Compulsory).
  • Contact details for the Controller of Examinations Office and Focal Person Iqbal Ansari were provided for assistance.

BISE Rawalpindi has announced a special relief measure allowing students who missed the Matric Second Annual Examination 2025 due to law and order issues or unavoidable circumstances to take their exams. BISE Rawalpindi Chairman Muhammad Adnan Khan issued a statement confirming the decision aims to protect students' right to education when facing uncontrollable external factors. Students who missed papers on October 10, 11, or 13 must submit a written application explaining their absence, along with their roll number slip, to the Controller of Examinations office by 12 noon on Friday, October 17. The affected subjects covered a wide range, including Biology, Computer Science, English (Compulsory), and Islamic Education. The board provided contact numbers for the Controller of Examinations Office and Focal Person Iqbal Ansari for further assistance regarding the process.

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