RAWALPINDI: Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Rawalpindi has changed two examination centers of 9th grade annual Examination 2025 papers scheduled to be held from April 12 to 18, in compliance with the instructions issued by the Deputy Commissioner District Attock as in these dates Baisaki Mela will be held.

The centres changed from Government Boys Higher Secondary School Hassanabdal to Government Boys Associate College Hassanabdal and Government Girls Higher Secondary School Hassanabdal to Government Associate College for Women Hazara Road Hassanabdal.

According to BISE spokesman Arslan Cheema, Deputy Commissioner Attock had requested the board to change two examination centre in Hassanabdal in view of the organization of the international Baisakhi Mela scheduled to be held at Gurdwara Panja Sahib, Hassanabdal from April 12 to April 15.

He said that the district administration was of the view that a large number of domestic and foreign pilgrims are expected to attend the said programme, due to which the shift of the concerned examination centers was declared inevitable in view of security and other administrative issues.

After the change of examination centers, new roll number slips of the new examination centers have been issued to all candidates associated with these centers and these have been delivered to the respective centers.

Published in Dawn, April 9th, 2025

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