The Union Government is formulating a policy to include private overseas students in special Central Board of Secondary Education accommodations necessitated by the West Asia war.
Officials said many private candidates in the Gulf could not reach examination halls or secure courier delivery of answer scripts when conflict shut airports and testing centers.
Parents petitioning courts argued that excluding private students from relief measures would unfairly punish families who pay full fees without school backup infrastructure.
Ministry drafts under review contemplate remote proctoring, delayed submission windows and standardized grace scoring subject to fraud checks.
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