Institutional examinations in May postponed

Institutional examinations in May postponed

May 10, 2021   01:11 pm

All institutional examinations by the Department of Examinations that had been scheduled to be held in May 2021 have been postponed.

This postponement will be in effect until further notice, the Commissioner-General of Examinations stated.

This decision has been taken considering the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic situation in the country.

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