Internal Dispute at Board of Secondary Education Karachi Sparks Fears of Matric Result Delay 2026

Karachi’s matriculation results for 2026 face possible delay as tensions rise between senior officials at the Board of Secondary Education Karachi. Sources say the Controller of Examinations has filed a complaint with the Sindh government accusing the secretary of interfering in examination affairs. Copies were sent to the Sindh Secretary for Universities and Boards and the provincial minister concerned. It alleges unlawful interference in result processing, appointments, and administrative approvals. Files related to exams are reportedly withheld, slowing key result preparation work. It also claims unilateral appointments in sensitive examination sections without consultation. Officials warn such conflict could damage trust in the exam system. Sources say result processing has slowed at a critical stage. Concerns persist amid reports of paper leaks, cheating, and centre relocations. Over 170 centres were relocated and e-marking was dropped, forcing manual checking of 175,000 papers. Students and parents await results, fearing delays may affect admissions and planning. Authorities are under pressure to resolve the dispute quickly to ensure timely result announcement and restore confidence in Karachi’s examination system ahead of the 2026 academic admissions cycle. Students remain uncertain as situation continues to unfold further now.