The Punjab education authorities have postponed Matriculation Exams due to severe flooding across the province. The decision affects students preparing for supplementary exams.
The Lahore Board and other educational boards announced that the exams, originally scheduled to start on September 10, will now begin on September 29. Authorities said continuous rainfall and rising floodwaters made it unsafe to conduct the exams as planned.
Officials confirmed that all educational boards across Punjab have postponed Matriculation Exams to protect students and staff. “The safety of students is our top priority,” said a spokesperson from the Lahore Board.
Before this announcement, students were waiting for date sheets and roll number slips for the supplementary Matriculation Exams. The floods had temporarily delayed their distribution. With the new schedule now confirmed, roll number slips will be provided soon.
The Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen will finalize the revised date sheet and ensure that roll number slips are distributed promptly. Students and parents are advised to monitor official board websites for the latest updates.
This postponement highlights the impact of heavy rainfall and flooding in Punjab, which has disrupted daily life, transportation, and education. Schools are being instructed to adjust their academic plans according to the revised timetable.
Authorities emphasized that the decision ensures exams can be conducted safely without compromising academic standards. The new schedule gives students additional preparation time while safeguarding their well-being.
Students and teachers are urged to stay informed through official announcements and follow guidelines issued by educational boards. The Punjab education authorities continue to monitor the flood situation and provide updates on any further changes to the exam schedule.
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