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Karachi: With just days left before the commencement of Class 9 and 10 board examinations, a deepening administrative crisis has triggered panic among students, parents, and school administrations across the city. Despite the scale of the examination affecting nearly 400,000 students — admit cards have yet to be issued in full , and examination centres remain unclear for many candidates. The official board portal has also faced outages, further compounding confusion. The u

Special Report: Matric Exams in Chaos: Delays, System Failure and Mounting anger in Karachi.

According to recent market analyses, Pakistan's online education market (a core subset of EdTech) reached approximately USD 327.79 million in 2024 and is projected to grow at a robust CAGR of 24.43% from 2025 to 2033, potentially reaching USD 2,343.77 million by 2033. This explosive growth is driven by factors like increased mobile connectivity, demand for flexible learning, and post-pandemic shifts toward hybrid models.

KIBEF 2026 is set to bring together 120+ exhibitors, 250,000 students, and 70,000 parents—making it the largest Book & EdTech Fair in the country.

Officials have discussed reducing physical attendance at universities as part of broader energy conservation measures aimed at lowering fuel consumption across the country. The proposal includes temporary suspension of in-person classes while allowing universities to continue academic activities through online platforms.