Rawalpindi Board Offers Relief to Students Who Missed Matric Exams Due to Law and Order Situation
Rawalpindi (October 17, 2025): The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Rawalpindi has announced an important relief measure for students who were unable to appear in the Matric Second Annual Examination 2025 due to unavoidable circumstances, including the recent law and order situation in the region.
In an official statement released by BISE Rawalpindi Chairman Muhammad Adnan Khan, the board stated that this decision aims to ensure that no student is deprived of their right to take the examinations because of factors beyond their control. The move has been widely appreciated by students, parents, and educational circles, as it highlights the board’s commitment to fairness and educational equity.
Who Can Apply for Relief?
According to the details shared by the examination board, students who missed their papers on October 10, 11, or 13, 2025, will be eligible to apply for a special arrangement to reappear. These candidates must submit a written application explaining the reason for their absence, along with their roll number slip, to the Office of the Controller of Examinations, Board Complex, Morgah, Rawalpindi.
The deadline for submitting applications is 12 noon on Friday, October 17, 2025. Students are strongly advised to submit their requests within the specified time frame to avoid any inconvenience or disqualification.
Subjects Affected
The BISE Rawalpindi has also listed the subjects for which the papers were affected due to the disturbances and unavoidable circumstances. The missed examinations include:
- Biology
- Computer Science
- Commercial and Technical Drawing
- Military Science
- Arabic
- Poultry Farming
- Punjabi
- Persian
- Translation of the Holy Quran
- Food and Dress Making
- Fashion Designing
- English (Compulsory)
- Islamic Education
- Muslim History
These subjects cover a wide range of disciplines, indicating that the disruption affected a significant number of students across various educational streams.
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Board’s Commitment to Students’ Welfare
Chairman Muhammad Adnan Khan emphasized that the Rawalpindi Board prioritizes students’ welfare and educational continuity. “We understand that the recent situation has caused distress among many students and their families. Our goal is to ensure that every deserving student gets a fair opportunity to complete their matriculation without losing a year due to circumstances beyond their control,” he stated.
He further assured that the board is making all necessary arrangements to facilitate the affected students. The special relief initiative has been designed to maintain transparency and fairness while upholding the examination standards set by BISE Rawalpindi.
Contact Information for Assistance
Students who need further guidance or assistance regarding their applications can contact the Controller of Examinations Office through the following official contact numbers:
📞 051-5450915
📞 051-5450918
Additionally, students can also reach out to Focal Person Mr. Iqbal Ansari (Superintendent Conduct Branch) directly at 0333-5233563 for personalized support and clarification regarding the process.
The board has urged candidates to ensure that all applications are properly filled, clearly state the reason for absence, and are accompanied by the required documents to avoid rejection or delays.
Public and Educational Response
The announcement has brought relief to thousands of students and parents who were concerned about the missed exams. Many teachers and school administrators have appreciated the proactive step taken by BISE Rawalpindi, describing it as a “student-friendly and compassionate decision.”
Education experts believe that this initiative reflects a growing awareness among examination boards about the challenges students face due to unpredictable circumstances such as law and order issues, natural calamities, or political disruptions. It also demonstrates how modern educational governance can adapt swiftly to ensure no student’s academic progress is hindered.
Students Urged to Act Quickly
The board has reminded all eligible students not to delay their application submissions, as the October 17 deadline will not be extended. Students who fail to apply within the given time will not be entertained later, according to official sources.
Candidates are advised to visit the Board Complex Morgah, Rawalpindi, during office hours and bring all required documents, including their original roll number slip, CNIC or B-form, and a written explanation for their absence.
The BISE Rawalpindi’s relief policy serves as a reminder that the education system can show flexibility and compassion in times of crisis. The board’s prompt action ensures that students affected by uncontrollable circumstances still have the chance to complete their matriculation exams and continue their educational journey without unnecessary delays.
Students and parents have welcomed this move as a positive example of how examination authorities should respond in challenging situations. With the clear deadline of October 17, 2025, all affected candidates are encouraged to apply immediately and stay in contact with the examination office for updates.
