Peshawar Board awards 72 marks to student after court order

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Peshawar awarded 72 marks in Biology to a class 9 matric student following directions from the Peshawar High Court. Previously, the student had been given zero marks for the subject.
Advocate Arif Khan, the father of student Abdul Aziz, initiated the legal process by approaching the court. Representing the family in court was Advocate Amin Yousafzai.
The family's initial request for a recheck failed to resolve the issue. Yousafzai stated that board officials initially insisted the original result was correct and that the marks would not be changed.
The family avoided publicising the case because they feared the student might face unfair treatment in his tenth-grade examination. Shah Nawaz Khan claimed that the jump from zero to 72 marks necessitates a serious review of rechecking and examination procedures.
The board chairman did not respond to repeated calls for comment.














































