FBISE Launches Automated Student Services: Streamlining Education Access

Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has taken a significant step towards enhancing student services by introducing a fully automated public service system. This system aims to streamline processes and provide efficient services to students across various areas.

Here are the key features of this advanced plan

• Online Issuance of Documents: Students can now conveniently access essential documents such as migration certificates, NOCs (No Objection Certificates), and duplicate result cards through the online platform. This eliminates the hassle of visiting physical offices and waiting in long queues.
• Result Verification: The new system enables students to verify their results online with ease. This feature ensures accuracy and reliability in result verification processes, saving both time and effort for students and educational institutions.
• Quick Service Delivery: With the automated system, service delivery time has significantly reduced. Students can expect to receive their requested documents and verifications within just three minutes, marking a notable improvement in efficiency compared to traditional manual processes.
• Expansion of Services: While the initial rollout includes essential services, FBISE plans to expand the system to offer additional features soon. This may include options for changing subjects, canceling results, and correcting session details, further enhancing the convenience and accessibility for students.
• User-Friendly Application Process: The system offers a user-friendly application process, where students only need to provide basic information such as their registration number, examination year, and postal address. Upon submission, students receive direct access links via WhatsApp or email to avail themselves of the services they require.
• Enhanced Document Verification: Issued documents come with a unique tracking ID or verification link system, ensuring authenticity and preventing fraudulent activities. This feature adds an extra layer of security and reliability to the documents provided by the FBISE.

Chairman FBISE, Qaiser Alam, has applauded the efforts of Dr. Bashir Khan Yousafzai, Secretary Federal Board, and the dedicated IT team for their contribution to developing and implementing this automated system. This initiative underscores FBISE’s commitment to leveraging technology for the benefit of students and improving overall service delivery standards in the education sector.

In conclusion, the introduction of the fully automated public service system by the FBISE marks a significant milestone in enhancing student services and streamlining administrative processes. With its user-friendly interface, quick service delivery, and enhanced security features, the system is poised to revolutionize the way students access essential documents and services, making their educational journey smoother and more efficient.