Sindh reduces time for 2021 matric, intermediate exams by an hour
Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani announces decisions of steering committee on educational activities across province amid coronavirus pandemic
By Rana Javaid
January 30, 2021
KARACHI: Sindh has decided to reduce the duration of matric and intermediate board exams from three hours to two hours for academic year 2021, provincial education minister Saeed Ghani said Saturday.
He was announcing the decisions made during a meeting of the steering committee regarding educational activities in province amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The dates for matric and intermediate board exams, summer vacations and start of the new academic year were announced.
Strict standard operating procedures will be implemented to limit the spread of coronavirus, Ghani said.
These were some of the committee's decisions:
- Annual examinations for matric and intermediate will start from July
- Matric board exams will be from July 1 to July 15, while intermediate exams will be from July 28 to August 16
- Exams for students of pre-primary to class eight will be conducted in June
- Practicals will be held before exams in June
- New academic year for public sector educational institutions will start from August 2, 2021
- Summer vacations will be in July
- Paper pattern for board exams: half the exam will consist of multiple-choice questions, while 30% will have short questions and 20% long questions
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