Lecture Highlights Examination Reforms in Pakistan’s Secondary Education

WAH Cantt: Dr. Ghulam Ali Mallah, Executive Director of the Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC), delivered a lecture at the University of Wah on September 10, 2026, focusing on reforms in Pakistan's secondary education system. The event, part of the university's Distinguished Lecture Series, emphasized efforts to enhance examination standards and global recognition of Pakistani qualifications.

According to University of Wah, Dr. Mallah's presentation, titled "Transforming Secondary Education in Pakistan: IBCC's Journey in Public Facilitation, Examination Reforms, and Global Recognition," outlined IBCC's initiatives aimed at improving examinations, digital verification, and board coordination. These efforts are intended to raise academic standards and better equip students for national and international career paths.

The lecture received positive feedback, with the Director of ORIC acknowledging Dr. Mallah's role in advancing student facilitation and examination processes. Prof. Jameel Un-Nabi, Vice Chancellor of the University of Wah, highlighted the national importance of these educational reforms and welcomed the opportunity to engage in policy discussions.

An interactive session followed the lecture, allowing faculty and participants to explore topics such as examination reforms, assessment methodologies, and future educational pathways. Prof. Dr. Shumaila Naz extended a formal vote of thanks to Dr. Mallah, who was presented with a commemorative shield by the Vice Chancellor, culminating in a group photograph.

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