Islamabad, Apr 9, 2025: Leak-Free Exams marked a refreshing change in Karachi as the Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) successfully conducted the first matriculation exam without disruptions an encouraging shift from previous years tainted by widespread paper leaks.
Leak-Free Exams sent a strong message across the academic landscape that the board is serious about transparency, fairness, and restoring the credibility of examinations.
BSEK Chairman Ghulam Hussain Sohoo issued a strict warning that anyone involved in leaking or spreading exam content via social media will face stern action by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
He further emphasized that advanced security features such as QR codes are being considered for future exam papers to eliminate chances of unauthorized sharing or tampering.
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On the opening day of the 9th and 10th-grade annual exams, operations ran efficiently. Examinations began and concluded on time at all designated centers.
To ensure everything went according to plan, Chairman Sohoo, along with Controller of Examinations Zaheer Bhutto and other senior officials, carried out detailed visits to several examination centers.
Their inspection included stops at the Comprehensive Government Girls High School Block M and the Children’s Educational Center Government Boys Secondary School located in North Nazimabad.
Members of both print and electronic media accompanied them to observe and report on the improved exam environment.
This year’s arrangements signify a shift toward a more organized and corruption-free system, where Leak-Free Exams are no longer an aspiration but a growing reality.
The successful start has also built optimism among parents, students, and teachers who have long demanded reform in the examination process.
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The proactive approach taken by BSEK not only strengthens the examination framework but also enhances student confidence by providing a level playing field.
If the momentum continues, Karachi could become a role model for other educational boards across the country aiming to modernize and secure their examination procedures.
Incorporating digital tools and maintaining strict oversight can turn Leak-Free Exams into the norm, not the exception.
This initiative, paired with accountability measures and technological integration, sets a promising precedent for upcoming exam cycles in Pakistan’s educational ecosystem.
