A-Level Maths Paper Scheduled for May 15 Postponed in Pakistan After Leak Scandal

KARACHI – A wave of uncertainty swept Pakistani students as Cambridge cancelled the International A-Level Mathematics exam, scheduled to be held on May 15, after the paper was leaked online. The major controversy erupted in Pakistan’s education system after reports of paper leakage surfaced in A-Levels 32(9709). Authorities have now confirmed that the cancelled paper will be conducted on May 22, as the examination board rushes to restore order and credibility. Cambridge’s country director said the decision was taken after consultations with stakeholders, stressing the need for enhanced security arrangements across examination centers nationwide. Schools are also expected to receive detailed guidelines on stricter security protocols by May 22, as authorities attempt to prevent further irregularities. Adding to the seriousness of the situation, the Additional IG has reportedly submitted a resolution regarding procedural changes linked to the revised examination schedule and result handling process. Country Director Uzma Yusuf said that the nature of paper theft being reported during the examination season is highly unusual. She said that some elements are trying to dent examination system and the future of students. She added that various legal measures are being taken to stop the responsible individuals and ensure they are punished. Education authorities confirm AS-level Maths second paper leak