The Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Board (PECTAA) has released revised textbooks for intermediate classes following changes to the provincial curriculum.
According to PECTAA officials, eight intermediate textbooks have been revised as part of the curriculum update. The books were previously being published under the 2002 syllabus, while the newly issued editions have been prepared in accordance with the National Curriculum of Pakistan.
PECTAA Chief Executive Officer Syed Musa Raza said the updated textbooks were made available in the market before the start of the new academic session.
He said the move was aimed at ensuring that students could obtain the revised books on time and begin their studies according to the updated curriculum.
The curriculum revision is part of broader efforts to modernize the education system and align course content with contemporary academic and educational requirements.
Officials said textbooks for Classes 9 and 11 had also been revised earlier under the curriculum reform process.
The release of the new intermediate books is expected to help students and teachers transition from the previous syllabus to the updated national curriculum without disruption.
