Breaking News 2021-3rd Division Students Will Have to Reappear in Inter Exam
Earlier Third division students in Pakistan were able to continue their higher studies, but now we have a breaking news for such students. Higher Education Commission of Pakistan has taken a revolutionary step related to future of third division intermediate pass students. Now they will not be allowed to continue their higher studies in Pakistan. It has been decided that students who will get less than 50% marks in their HSSC exam will not be able to get admission in any bachelor program. Such students will also not be registered as private candidates for higher studies.
This breaking news was published in daily express Lahore on 10th February, 2020. Famous educational reporter Yousuf Abbasi has submitted this story. As per his story now all students of intermediate will have to get at least 50% numbers in their inter exam for securing their future, otherwise they will not be able get themselves register for BA, BSc, B.Com, BS or ADP degree programs.
This decision is specially for those inter level programs, where passing marks are below than 50%. HEC has given the instructions in this regard to all public and private universities & colleges. Below fifty percent marks holders in inter exam will have to reappear in exams for getting at least second division (Above 50% Numbers). Due to this decision now thousands of students will not be able to get higher education in Pakistan. They will not be able to use their HSSC certificate for higher studies. It will be acceptable only for private jobs. We think that govt should increase the passing marks rather than taking this decision otherwise this decision should not be implemented on the students who have passed the inter exam before 2021. We have given this breaking news below this page in Urdu too.
Breaking News About Third Division Holder Inter Pass Students in Pakistan
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