Rawalpindi High Court Decision Board Papers Annual Exam 2018

AOA every one of my fans and understudies of Rawalpindi board, in this matric yearly exam 2018 there is a disarray about English and material science board papers. Still, this disarray isn't going to definite high court choice. Rawalpindi High court has chosen to scratch off 4 and 5 April Matric yearly exam date sheet 2018. It is chosen by the noteworthy high court that it will be settled on or after 17 April 2018. Board papers have been drop for a minute. It would be ideal if you be cognizant still to an ultimate conclusion.

The Lahore High Court (LHC) Rawalpindi Bench on Tuesday has prohibited the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Rawalpindi from leading reconsiderations of two subjects, English and Physics, for the understudies of Matriculation. The pinnacle court additionally proclaimed invalid and void the notice issued by Secretary Education Punjab after BISER had wiped out the two Matriculation exams of English and Physics and declared new dates after reports wound up viral via web-based networking media that the papers had been spilled. LHC Rawalpindi Bench Justice Ibad-ur-Rehman Lodhi banished BISER from re-directing the two exams while taking up a request of recorded by Zahid Mehmood Raja and others. The solicitors who have documented through Muhammad Afzal Khan Jadoon, Asif Mehmood Haider and Waheed Ahmed Rajpoor Advocates, told court that BISER had set up a sum of 324 examination focuses on the region to direct SSC yearly exam in 2018 while two papers were spilled in only two focuses set up at Asghar Mall College and Choha Syedan School. They included that BISER administration and representatives were professedly engaged with the trick. They likewise educated court that the Punjab government had chosen to take the exams again by April 4 and April 5 without holding any request against the blamed associated with paper spilling. Muhammad Afzal Khan Jadoon advocate told the court that the administration had not named any legitimate Chairman BISER while given the extra charge of Chairman BISER to Deputy Commissioner Talat Mehmood Gondal. In addition, the administration had additionally named a guardian Chairman of the board which is unlawful as indicated by law. LHC Justice Ibad ur Rehman Lodhi amid becoming aware of appeal to censured the controller examination of BISER and commented that 1,24,000 understudies couldn't be rebuffed for a wrongdoing submitted by the administration board. He likewise commented the secretary has no specialist to issue notice without conduction request. Equity Ibad ur Rehman Lodhi had announced the notice issued by the secretary as invalid and void and banned BISER from directing the two papers once more. In the meantime, All Pakistan Private Schools Management Association Rawalpindi District President Abrar Ahmed Khan hailed the decision of zenith court.

More than 66,000 applicants set to show up in bury exams under Rawalpindi board HSSC exams to start on May 6. An aggregate of 190 examination focuses has been set up out of which 36 are in Chakwal, 25 in Jhelum, and 99 in Rawalpindi. From among the 190 focuses, 98 are for females, 75 are for guys, and 17 are consolidated. Zareef likewise said that exceptional control rooms have been set up in four regions of the division to encourage the understudies. In addition, he said a unique cell had been set up, any dissensions with respect to the examination focus could be faxed to the fax number: 051-5450912. The director guaranteed that he would make a move against all protests. Move number slips have just been dispatched to the understudies by the Board. Move number slips of private hopefuls have been sent to their specified locations while slips of normal applicants were dispatched to their foundations. Aside from the Board's office at Morgan close to the Attock Oil Refinery in Rawalpindi, the understudies can likewise contact controller examinations on the telephone (051-5450917-18) on the off chance that they don't get their move number slips. Zareef said that 66034 hopefuls including 43026 consistent and 23008 private would show up in the exams while 190 administrators, 207 agent directors, and 190 invigilators have been selected for the exams.