The provincial government of Punjab has made the decision to reinstate eighth-grade board exams.

The Punjab Education Curriculum Training and Assessment Authority (Pecta) will administer grade 8 tests in this regard, according to Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat, and an action plan should be created within the next 30 days.

The Pecta Board of Governors met in this regard, presided over by Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat.

The forum took into consideration a number of significant concerns pertaining to educational reforms.

The minister of education gave the order to implement an internal examination system for grades five through seven.

Assessment tests for the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades should be administered, the education minister further ordered.

Within a month, the education minister stated, an internal evaluation test system should be developed.

Teachers' and students' performance would be evaluated through assessment examinations, the education minister stated.

"I am bringing back the eighth-grade board exams," declared Rana Sikandar Hayat.

He suggested that for the fifth through seventh grade assessment tests, a transparent mechanism ought to be put in place.

We are also thinking of turning the Matric Tech textbooks for grades nine and eleven into video format, the minister stated.

The Academic Committee for Online Tech Education is focusing on improving video quality. The education minister ordered you to do it.

In order to train Matriculation Tech teachers, he instructed that trainers be chosen according to their prior performance and outcomes.

In order to ensure that books are printed and delivered on time for the upcoming year, the Minister of Education also ordered that production begin immediately.

The minister of education cautioned that it will be unacceptable to have delays in the printing and delivery of books starting next year.

The summit also included a number of recommendations to lower the middle dropout rate.