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JKBOSE Allocates Exam Centers to 22 Previously Denied Students

Aazan Manzoor by Aazan Manzoor
16/02/2025
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Class 10 results in Kashmir to take 5-6 more days: JKBOSE
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Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has allocated exam centers to all 22 students of Islamic Global School who were previously denied registration.

A school functionary confirmed to news agency JKNS that JKBOSE has allocated exam centers to all 22 students and were told that they will receive their roll number slips on Monday morning.

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Earlier, JKBOSE had refused to register these students for exams. Despite the school approaching the judiciary and parents seeking help from the Chief Minister’s office, the JKBOSE chairman remained reluctant to issue admit cards, even after court orders on Saturday.

However, on Saturday evening, the Education Minister, in a video message, assured that all 22 students would be allowed to sit for exams and stated that appropriate action would be taken against those responsible for jeopardizing their future. (JKNS)

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