Board Explains On-Screen Marking to Media in Faisalabad

Key Points:

BISE Faisalabad’s Controller of Examinations explained the on-screen marking process to media representatives
About 5,000 candidates were trained at 51 examination centres before the Computer Science paper
Students were taught the correct method of filling the e-sheet to protect them from marking errors
The training ran under the special directions of board Chairman Prof Dr Rana Binyamin

FAISALABAD: BISE Faisalabad’s Controller of Examinations briefed media representatives on the on-screen marking process before the Intermediate examinations.

Controller of Examinations Hina Chaudhry gave the briefing at the Government MC Higher Secondary School on Allama Iqbal Road. She explained the stages of filling the e-sheet to the media representatives and answered their questions.

According to the board handout, the session was held under the special directions of Chairman Prof Dr Rana Binyamin. The board had arranged guidance and training for students to make the new marking system effective, transparent and successful.

The board said training was held at all 51 examination centres across Faisalabad Division before the start of the Computer Science paper of the Intermediate (Second Annual) 2026 examination. About 5,000 students took part.

During the training, students were taught the correct method of filling the e-sheet. They were also told the necessary instructions and examination requirements so they could attempt the paper with confidence.

The controller said on-screen marking was an important step towards an examination system aligned with modern technology. She said students needed complete guidance before the examination so no mistake was made in filling the e-sheet.

She said the board administration was taking every possible step to give students modern examination facilities. Student convenience, the protection of their educational future and transparency in the examination process were the board’s top priorities, she added.

The chairman and board Secretary Prof Dr Rai Ghulam Shabbir had jointly worked to implement the system, she said. Special measures ensured that students at every centre received uniform instructions and the necessary training.

The controller praised Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s education vision and the reform efforts of provincial Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat. On-screen marking reflected that thinking and would make marking across Punjab more transparent, she said.

Principal Malik Munawar Ahmad Bhatti, the controller’s personal assistant Mian Muhammad Sarwar Qadri and board PRO Syed Sajid Hussain Naqvi were also present at the briefing.

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