• School Education Minister Harjot Bains Wishes Students Luck, Urges Them to Study Hard
• 2,579 Superintendents and 3,269 Deputy Superintendents Deployed to Ensure Smooth and Fair Conduct of Exams
• Control Room Set Up at PSEB Head Office to Monitor Exam Operations
Chandigarh, February 18
The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) is all set to conduct its annual board examinations for Classes 8, 10, and 12, with over 8.82 lakh students expected to appear. The exams will be conducted across 2,579 centers established statewide, ensuring a seamless and organized examination process.
Disclosing the details today, Punjab School Education Minister S. Harjot Singh Bains , announced the exam schedule and key arrangements made for the smooth conduct of the exams.
Exam Schedule and Student Participation
- Class 8 Board Exams: Scheduled to begin on Wednesday, February 19 , with 3,02,189 students appearing.
- Class 12 Board Exams: Set to commence on February 24 , with 2,72,105 Senior Secondary students participating, including 13,363 students appearing for the Senior Secondary Open Exam.
- Class 10 Board Exams: Scheduled to start in March , with 2,84,658 students registered, along with 9,877 students appearing for the Matric Open Exam.
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Exam Center Arrangements
To ensure fair and efficient conduct of the exams, the PSEB has established 2,579 examination centers across the state. Each center will be managed by a dedicated team of officials:
- 2,579 Superintendents
- 3,269 Deputy Superintendents
Additionally, a control room has been set up at the PSEB head office to oversee the smooth functioning of the board exams. Parents, students, and stakeholders can reach out to the control room at the following numbers: 0172-5227136, 137, and 138 for any queries or assistance related to the exams.
Minister’s Message to Students
School Education Minister S. Harjot Singh Bains extended his best wishes to all students appearing for their board exams. He encouraged them to stay focused and work hard to achieve their goals, making their families and the state proud.
“Hard work is the key to success,” said Bains, emphasizing that perseverance and dedication are essential for achieving one’s dreams. He urged students to give their best efforts and not leave any stone unturned in their pursuit of excellence.
Commitment to Fair and Transparent Exams
With the deployment of experienced superintendents and deputy superintendents, along with the establishment of a centralized control room, the PSEB aims to ensure a fair, transparent, and hassle-free examination process. These measures reflect the board’s commitment to maintaining the integrity of the exams while providing a supportive environment for students.
As thousands of students gear up to take their exams, the Punjab government remains focused on fostering an atmosphere of discipline, fairness, and encouragement to help them succeed in this crucial phase of their academic journey.
