Education Ministry Dismisses Rumour about SSC Exam Routine

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Publish : 17 Apr 2026, 11:46 AM

The Ministry of Education on Friday dismissed a social media rumour regarding the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam routine.

The rumour claimed that the exam routine would not be published this year, and that students would only learn the subjects they were scheduled to test on upon arriving at the examination hall.

In a handout issued today, the ministry labelled this information as misleading and unverified. It said, the claim titled "Decision not to give exam routine to check copying; subject to be known in the exam hall" has no basis in truth.

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The ministry categorically stated that no such decision has been taken regarding the upcoming SSC examinations. All official information regarding the SSC exam routine will be released by the relevant authorities in due course.

The education ministry urged the public and the student community not to be confused by any misinformation and said to check the official website of the ministry for information.

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