Shafqat Mehmood New Decision

Shafqat Mehmood New Decision

Federal Minister of Education Shafqat Mahmoudannounced on Wednesday that in addition to the percentage scores in elective subjects, students will also receive 5% of the scores in compulsory subjects. ,Students only take exams for elective subjects. In order tosupport the previous decision with new supplements, the Federal Ministry of Education has decided that students'scores in elective subjects will be prorated into compulsory subjects plus 5 points. Mahmoud said the decision made by the Ministry of Education details the passing of the elective exams for grades 9-12. "It has been decided before that elective subjects will also be allocated proportionally to compulsory subjects, but our research shows that students usually achieve better results in the last subject."-said the minister. Mahmoud also emphasizedthat the examinations for the above-mentioned classes inall provinces will be conducted in accordance with the timetables announced by the provinces, and Sindh will soon release a new examination timetable, he added. Hesaid it was also decided to continue to gradually reopen schools with an attendance rate of 50% across the country, with the exception of Sindh, where the newclosure restrictions disrupt planned school activities. Tellus that they will investigate the situation in the province before August 8 and will announce their new calendarsoon," Mahmoud said.

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He also said that the overall vaccination rate in the education sector is about 83%, but Sadly, the vaccination rate in the field of higher education is very low. The Minister said that in this case, we have asked theresponsible ministers of the provinces to ensure that all students and teachers are vaccinated."Similarly,transportation workers working with educational institutions must be vaccinated by August 31." The next meeting between the Ministry of Education and Scienceand NCOC will be held on August 25. "We will once againpay close attention to the health of Covid19. He also urgedschoolchildren to resist rumors on social media about the government's unsubstantiated claims. "Listen to the comments of the Ministry of Education and the regional education department. We make the decision to keep our children safe," he added.