FBISE Considers Postponing Overseas SSC Exams
The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) is reviewing its overseas SSC exams amid Gulf War uncertainty. The exams are scheduled to start on March 31, 2026. However, officials may revise the timetable if the security situation worsens.
Potential Postponement
FBISE warned that overseas examinations could be deferred if conditions remain unsafe. Student safety and family security remain top priorities. Board officials are actively monitoring the situation in Gulf countries.
“If the security environment persists, we may postpone exams,” the board said in its advisory. It emphasized that no final decision has been made yet. Students and parents will be informed well in advance if changes occur.
Alternative Arrangements
The board is consulting with stakeholders to plan backup arrangements. These measures aim to ensure exams proceed safely and fairly. FBISE is exploring options that accommodate affected students without compromising exam integrity.
Officials are considering flexible schedules, additional exam centres, and online-based alternatives. Students are advised to stay updated through official channels. The board urged everyone to prioritize safety while preparing for exams.
FBISE reassures students and parents that it will make decisions transparently. The board remains committed to maintaining educational standards despite regional uncertainties.
