Strengthening of digitalisation in exam systems emphasised

Islamabad:Federal Secretary for the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training (MoFEPT) Nadeem Mahbub paid an official visit to the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) here on Tuesday.

The secretary engaged in one-on-one briefings with key officials to review the current operations of the Board and explore future pathways for further innovation and improvement in examination and academic systems.

FBISE Chairman Ikram Ali presented a detailed overview of the examination processes, affiliation operations, and academic development mechanisms. He lauded FBISE’s progress in making systems more efficient and transparent, significantly benefitting students and affiliated institutions. Secretary Mahbub particularly appreciated the digital transformation initiatives undertaken by FBISE, noting that these advancements are simplifying workflows for ministry officials, examination staff, and affiliated schools. He emphasised that the integration of digital tools not only enhances operational transparency but also improves the student experience.

“Digitisation is no longer optional—it is essential for both today’s needs and tomorrow’s vision,” he said. The secretary recommended that FBISE present its digital innovations at the upcoming Inter-Board Committee of Chairmen forum and encouraged alignment with provincial boards to create a unified, technology-driven education strategy nationwide. Officials said the visit underscored MoFEPT’s dedication to fostering innovation and ensuring quality, accessible and future-ready education across all levels in Pakistan.