Karachi Matric Board Exams Starting on May 7: Mobile Phones Strictly Prohibited

The city is buzzing with anticipation as over 365,000 students gear up for the annual examinations for grades nine and ten, organized by the Secondary Education Board. The exams, commencing from May 7, will held across 505 designated centers in all seven districts of Karachi.

In a bid to maintain the integrity of the examination process, the Board has enforced a strict no-mobile policy at the examination centers. Sharaf Ali Shah, the Chairman of the Matric Board, emphasized this directive during a recent press conference. He warned that any mobile phones brought to the centers, despite the ban, would be seized.

The Board has left no stone unturned in its preparations for the upcoming examinations. The responsibility of delivering the examination papers lies with the board’s officers, ensuring a smooth and efficient process.

In a student-friendly move, the Board has printed the examination center details on online computerized admit cards. This initiative aims to provide convenience to all students and teachers, making the examination process seamless and stress-free.

With the city’s young minds ready to put their knowledge to the test, the stage set for a successful examination season in Karachi. The Board’s stringent measures against cheating and its efforts to streamline the process reflect its commitment to fostering an environment of fairness and academic excellence.