In a major move to update education services, the Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) has launched an online system that allows students to request corrections to their personal details from home.
Students can now easily apply for changes to their name, father’s name, or date of birth through the new digital platform, eliminating the need to physically visit the board office.
This initiative is aimed at increasing efficiency, saving time and money, and ensuring greater transparency.
Chairman Adnan Khan shared that the board is committed to becoming a model of sincerity and effectiveness by adopting digital solutions.
He also mentioned that services like record verification and No Objection Certificate (NOC) issuance have now been made fully online.
With this system in place, students no longer need to depend on agents or middlemen. All necessary services can now be accessed with a few simple steps from their own homes.
This push toward digitalization not only makes the process easier for students but also sets a positive example for other education boards in the country to follow.