No electricity and too few desks on the first day of matric exams 
All earlier arguments over making two students sit at the same desk during the matric examinations seemed absurd on Monday when female candidates at the Waseem Government Girls Secondary School, North Nazimabad Town had to sit on the floor and scribble down their answers.
Several of them had to sit on the floor and in corridors because the school did not have enough furniture for them. As if the routine anxiety of exams was not enough, it was all made worse by load-shedding, uncomfortable — and in some cases insufficient — seating arrangement and delays in question papers at several examination centres. Continue reading No electricity and too few desks on the first day of matric exams
All earlier arguments over making two students sit at the same desk during the matric examinations seemed absurd on Monday when female candidates at the Waseem Government Girls Secondary School, North Nazimabad Town had to sit on the floor and scribble down their answers. Several of them had to sit on the floor and in corridors because the school did not have enough furniture for them. As if the routine anxiety of exams was not enough, it was all made worse by load-shedding, uncomfortable — and in some cases insufficient — seating arrangement and delays in question papers at several examination centres. Continue reading No electricity and too few desks on the first day of matric exams
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