KARACHI: The Sindh government has decided to introduce automation and an e-marking system in all educational boards to improve the quality and transparency of education in the province.
The announcement was made by Sindh Minister for Universities and Boards Muhammad Ismail Rahoo during a ceremony organised by the All Sindh Private Schools and Colleges Association at Bahria Auditorium, Karsaz, Karachi, to mark World Teachers’ Day. The event also honoured students who secured top positions in board examinations.
Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab, MPA Syeda Marvi Rashdi, Additional Director Rafia Mallah, chairpersons of various educational boards, teachers, and a large number of students attended the ceremony.
Speaking on the occasion, Minister Rahoo said the Sindh government would soon implement automation and e-marking across all educational boards.
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“This step will bring more transparency, speed, and accuracy in the examination system. Paper checking will be computerised, reducing human errors and ensuring quick and fair results,” he said.
He added that the system would make the boards more modern, efficient, and eco-friendly. He also mentioned that ongoing projects within the boards would be completed soon and practical measures would be taken to curb cheating in exams.
Mr Rahoo highlighted that the provincial government had hired thousands of teachers on merit and established new universities to provide better education opportunities for the youth.
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Paying tribute to teachers, he said they were the foundation of a strong society and must be respected for their crucial role in shaping the nation’s future.
He also urged everyone to contribute to the ongoing education reforms to improve learning standards in Sindh.
During the event, more than 100 high-achieving students received awards, while shields were presented to teachers in recognition of their services to education.
