The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore has postponed the intermediate second annual exams scheduled for tomorrow, October 18, 2024, due to the closure of educational institutions across Punjab. The decision came right after the Punjab government announced that all public and private schools, colleges, and universities in the province would remain closed on Friday, creating a ripple effect on exam schedules.
As per the notification issued by BISE Lahore, the postponed papers include important subjects like Physics, Home Economics Outlines, Geography, Agriculture, and Nursing. These papers set to held in both morning and evening sessions on the now-canceled exam day. The board assured students that a new date for these exams will announced separately, leaving many students eagerly awaiting the revised schedule.
The sudden closure of educational institutes in Punjab has sparked quite a buzz. With the intermediate supplementary exam 2024 already being a crucial opportunity for students to improve their grades, this postponement adds another layer of anxiety for many. It’s not just about rescheduling; it’s the uncertainty of not knowing when the exams will finally take place that’s adding to the stress.
Earlier in the day, the Punjab government announced the closure of all educational institutions, public and private, citing reasons undisclosed in the notification. This means that Friday, October 18, will see schools, colleges, and universities completely closed across the province, impacting thousands of students and staff.
Students gearing up for their supplementary exam 2024 will now need to wait for further updates from BISE Lahore. While the board has promised to release the new dates soon, the delay will likely affect the academic plans of many who are already on a tight schedule. The next announcement will be crucial in clearing the air for everyone involved.
 Lahore has postponed the intermediate second annual exams scheduled for tomorrow, October 18, 2024, due to the closure of educational institutions across Punjab. The decision came right after the Punjab government announced that all public and private schools, colleges, and universities in the province would remain closed on Friday, creating a ripple effect on exam schedules.){kind=link}