Karachi: In view of security concerns, Director of Board Examination Noman Ahsan has started consideration that examination centres should not be made in government schools. According to the details, Noman Ahsan told while talking to the journalists in his office that security in government schools is negligible even some schools have not watchmen and four boundary wall.
Noman Ahsan further told that current Director of Schools has also opposed to made examination centers in government schools and said that the learning process in government schools will be affected. However we have decided to make effort to establish examination centres in private schools for Matric Borad of Examination which is going to be start from 17th April, 2015, he added.
Director of Board Examination also said that if it is needed to make some centres in government schools then it will be establish but we are trying hard to establish all examination centres in public schools so that students can get maximum security facilities but it is only possible when centres establish in public schools. Public schools have good security arrangements in which armed security guards and CCTV cameras are included, however 80% students are admitted in public schools and 20% students are enrolled in government schools, Noman Ahsan told.
