Lahore Board Ensures Smooth Intermediate Exams Process

The intermediate final exams have kicked off in Lahore today, with over 1,95,600 candidates appearing for the examinations across the province. The Lahore board officials have organized the exams, with six subjects being tested on the first day. To ensure a fair examination process, more than 800 examination centers have been set up in the Lahore division, with strict security measures in place.

Section-144 has been imposed in the vicinity of the examination centers to maintain order, and a special squad has been deployed to prevent any instances of cheating. Additionally, the essential service act has been implemented to ensure that the examination staff fulfills their duties effectively.

During a meeting chaired by Lahore board chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa, it was emphasized that no student should face academic setbacks due to the examination process. The board officials, including the secretary, examination controller, and portal incharge, are working diligently to facilitate the students. The commissioner has granted permission to open the admission portal for students, enabling them to submit their admissions promptly without any delays.

The commencement of the intermediate final exams in Lahore signifies a crucial period for the candidates, with stringent security measures and administrative support in place to ensure a smooth examination process. The collaborative efforts of the board officials and authorities aim to uphold the integrity of the examinations and provide a conducive environment for the students to excel in their academic pursuits.