Cambridge Exams Proceed Despite Youm-e-Takbeer Holiday

Every year on May 28, Pakistan commemorates Youm-e-Takbeer to celebrate the successful nuclear tests carried out in 1998, demonstrating the nation's enhanced defense capabilities.

Despite the national holiday declared by the government, Cambridge International Education has confirmed that O and A Level exams in Pakistan will proceed as scheduled. Students preparing for these exams should note that their exams will not be affected by the public holiday.

However, in a different approach, the Karachi Board has opted to cancel matriculation exams in the city in light of the public holiday. This decision showcases the varied responses of different educational boards to the government's holiday announcement.

Therefore, while Youm-e-Takbeer will be observed as a public holiday, students appearing for Cambridge O and A Level exams in Pakistan are advised to follow their exam timetable diligently.

As Pakistan marks Youm-e-Takbeer, it is essential for students to stay focused on their academic commitments, especially those undertaking Cambridge exams. While some educational boards adjust their schedules, others maintain the exam routine, emphasizing the importance of dedication and preparation during this significant period.