The Punjab Education Foundation (PEF) has allowed its partner schools to introduce matriculation classes, expanding educational opportunities for thousands of students across the province.
Under the new policy, PEF partner schools must meet specific infrastructure requirements to qualify for offering matric classes. Eligible schools must have at least four kanals of land and a minimum of 10 classrooms.
The foundation has also introduced verification requirements for student fee payments to ensure transparency and accuracy. Payments will only be processed based on student data verified by the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA).
The initiative aims to expand access to secondary education through PEF partner schools while ensuring that participating institutions meet the required infrastructure standards.
The move is expected to provide more students with opportunities to continue their education up to matriculation without having to shift to other institutions.
