The Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BBISE) chairman, Mir Ejaz Azeem Baloch, declared on Friday that the province will implement a computerised approach for conducting intermediate exams. This is the first time a system of this kind will be used.
The appointment of examiners, supervisors, employees, and senior inspectors, as well as all other preparations for the intermediate tests in Balochistan, have been finished. The tests are slated to start on May 13.
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