FBISE has notified that the distribution of marks will be 80% for theory & 20% marks for practical in the subjects mentioned in the notification given below.
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Education Reform 2025: A New Era for Pakistani Students
Introduction
The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) in Islamabad has introduced a groundbreaking education reform in 2025, aligning with global educational standards. This reform, detailed in the notification dated 30 July 2025, emphasizes an inclusive Scheme of Studies 2024. It redefines the assessment framework for SSC and HSSC levels, focusing on a balanced distribution of theory and practical marks. This article explores the changes, their implications, and how they benefit students in Pakistan.
Key Changes in the 2025 Education Reform
- Revised Mark Distribution: 80% for theory and 20% for practical assessments across specified subjects.
- Inclusive Approach: Ensures equitable education opportunities for all students.
- Updated Model Papers: Available on the FBISE website for SSC-I, HSSC-I, and II levels.
Subject-Wise Mark Distribution
| Subject | Level |
|---|---|
| Physics | SSC & HSSC |
| Chemistry | SSC & HSSC |
| Biology | SSC & HSSC |
| Computer Science | SSC & HSSC |
| Health & Physical Education | SSC & HSSC |
| Geography | SSC & HSSC |
| Statistics | HSSC |
| Clothing & Textile | SSC |
| Food & Nutrition | SSC |
| Home Economics | SSC |
Benefits for Students and Educators
- Enhances practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge.
- Aligns with recommendations from UNESCO for inclusive education.
- Supports career development, as noted by World Bank reports on education in South Asia.
FAQs
- What is the new mark distribution?
The reform allocates 80% to theory and 20% to practicals for listed subjects. - Where can I find model papers?
Visit the FBISE website at http://www.fbise.edu.pk/curriculum_model_paper.php. - Does this apply to all subjects?
No, it applies only to the subjects mentioned in the notification.
Conclusion
The 2025 education reform by FBISE marks a significant step toward modernizing Pakistan’s education system. By integrating practical assessments and providing updated resources, it prepares students for future challenges. Institutions and educators are encouraged to adapt to these changes for a brighter academic future, as supported by global educational insights from OECD.
