Since its inception in 1973, AJK BISE Mirpur has become the academic backbone for students enrolling in Matric (SSC), Intermediate (HSSC), and Supplementary examinations. The Board, whose headquarters are located at Sector F-3, Part-I, Kotli Road, New Mirpur City, continues to foster academic excellence through standardized syllabus design, regulated exam scheduling, and speedy result declaration. Its official portals (ajkbise.net and ajkbise.edu.pk) provide a one-stop solution for registration, exam management, and result publication.

AJK BISE Mirpur plays a pivotal role in shaping educational outcomes in AJK and neighboring regions. The Board’s responsibilities range from registering students and schools to designing syllabuses in alignment with federal standards and preparing rigorous exam question papers. Moreover, the Board publishes results and manages the issuance of certificates, migration letters, and various duplicate documents, thereby controlling the academic destiny of an entire area.

“Every result announcement from AJK BISE Mirpur is a critical milestone for our students and their families,” said a Board official in a statement released on its official website. “We strive to ensure maximum transparency and accuracy through our computerized systems to prevent any discrepancies.”

The Board has already released a detailed exam schedule for the 2025 academic session. Here are some highlights:

• SSC Part-II (10th): Exams begin on 5 March 2025, with theory papers ending on 18 May 2025, and results expected on 13 July 2025.
• SSC Part-I (9th): Exams start on 6 March 2025, wrapping up by 19 May 2025, with results anticipated in early August 2025.
• HSSC Part-II (12th): Exams begin on 12 April 2025 and conclude on 25 May 2025, with results declared in late July 2025.
• HSSC Part-I (11th): Exams commence on 13 April 2025 and conclude on 26 May 2025, with results to be announced in early August 2025.
• Supplementary Exams: Held during September-October 2025, with results expected in November 2025.

Students are advised to cross-check the date sheet publication—typically released 30 to 45 days in advance of theory exams—to avoid last-minute scheduling conflicts.

With technology at the forefront of the Board’s operations, students can now access their exam results and roll number slips online. The following methods are available:

1. Official Website Method:
   • Navigate to ajkbise.net and select the “Results” tab.
   • Choose the appropriate exam category (SSC or HSSC) and select the relevant part (I/II).
   • Input your 6-digit Roll Number and click “Search” to view and download your result card.

   For example, a student entered Roll No 181556 and instantly received detailed marks and status information, such as “PASS 537/600 D Grade – Govt. High School, Chakothi.”

2. Name Search Option:
   • Visit the results mirror site at Hamariweb Results to search by name if the Roll Number is unavailable.
   • Enter the full name as recorded along with the father’s name to retrieve results.

   Note that the name search functionality becomes active a few hours after the official result declaration.

3. SMS Service:
   • Send an SMS in the format “AJKBise RollNumber” (e.g., “AJKBise 181556”) to 5050 to get instant result details via text.

Roll number slips, or admit cards, are issued 10–15 days before the theory examinations begin. Separate procedures exist for regular school candidates and private candidates:

• For Regular Students:
  Schools log into the Institute Panel on ajkbise.net to print and stamp roll number slips before distributing them.
• For Private Candidates:
  Candidates must visit the Downloads section on the official website, enter their Form Number or CNIC, and select the exam type to download the PDF version of their roll number slip.

A tutorial video on Facebook provides step-by-step guidance, ensuring that students verify critical details such as their photograph, subject roster, and exam center information to avoid last-minute issues.

The date sheet is an essential document that serves as the roadmap for exam timings and paper sequence. Students can download the PDF from the “Date Sheets” tab on the Board’s homepage. Important abbreviations such as “Phy-II” for Physics Part-II or “CSc-I” for Computer Science Part-I are commonly used and explained in detail in the document.

The Board’s instructions also highlight procedural notes such as calculator rules, COVID-19 SOPs (if applicable), and policy on late arrivals. This rigor ensures that the exams are conducted fairly and in a standardized manner.

For students in the 9th and 10th classes, the Board conducts comprehensive evaluations across a wide range of subjects:

• Subjects Include: English, Urdu, Islamiyat, Mathematics, and Pakistan Studies among others.
• Statistical Highlights: In 2024, the passing percentage was 74.27%, with 52,681 students successfully clearing the exams. Notably, the topper scored an impressive 1184/1200.

Intermediate examinations, conducted for the 11th and 12th classes, offer various academic streams including Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, ICS, Commerce, and Humanities. Recent adjustments include the reversion of the Math paper to the old federal syllabus, as confirmed in a press release dated 21 May 2025. Students transferring from FBISE are advised to secure their Equivalence Certificates early to ensure university admissions proceed smoothly.

Supplementary exams allow students who have failed in up to two subjects to reappear and improve their scores. The online application process is straightforward, with fees of Rs. 650 per subject, and the results are typically announced by mid-November.

Students, parents, and educators are encouraged to refer to the official channels for the most current updates:

• Main Website: https://ajkbise.net
• Results Portal: https://ajkbise.org/results.php
• Facebook: AJKBISE Official
• YouTube: AJKBISE Official
• Contact Number: 05827-960042 (Mon–Fri 09:00–15:00)
• Emails: [email protected], [email protected]

Looking forward, AJK BISE Mirpur is poised to further enhance its digital capabilities and streamline administrative processes. By investing in new technologies and refining its operational strategies, the Board aims to reduce delays, minimize errors, and provide an even more user-friendly experience for students across the region. Continuous updates and proactive communication remain pivotal in ensuring that the academic community is always well-informed.

In today’s fast-paced digital world, the AJK BISE Mirpur Board is not just an educational authority—it is a lifeline for students aspiring to secure their academic futures. As the 2025 examination cycle unfolds, the Board’s commitment to transparency, efficiency, and progress positions it as a respected institution in the region’s education landscape.

Kotli, (AJK) Pakistan administered Kashmir — Authorities in Kotli have issued warnings and stepped up preparedness as monsoon rains increase the risk of flooding and river surges along the Poonch River and nearby areas.

Under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Civil Defence Kotli, a unit-level awareness and warning campaign has been launched to inform residents of potential hazards and necessary precautions.

Civil Defence volunteers are visiting homes, neighbourhoods, and community spaces to advise people on safety measures, while announcements are also being made through mosques to ensure the message reaches everyone effectively and promptly.

Residents have been urged to strictly follow administrative instructions and to avoid unnecessary movement near the river.

In case of any emergency, the public has been advised to immediately contact the fusion control room, Rescue 1122, or the nearest Civil Defence unit.

The District Administration and District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) of Kotli stated that they remain active and committed to safeguarding lives and property amid the ongoing monsoon season.

Srinagar, Indian administered Kashmir — India’s Ministry of Railways has approved a final location survey (FLS) for a proposed railway line between Jammu and the pilgrimage town of Vaishno Devi (Katra), marking another step in its effort to expand transportation infrastructure in Jammu & Kashmir.

The survey will cover a distance of approximately 77.96 kilometres, with an estimated cost of 125.9 million rupees (about $1.5 million). According to officials, the Northern Railway zone will oversee the survey, which is intended to pave the way for future construction.

Authorities describe the proposed rail link as part of a broader plan to improve mobility in the region, which remains physically and politically fragmented. Alongside the Jammu–Katra line, five other surveys are currently underway in the Kashmir Valley:

• Baramulla to Uri (46 km)

• Sopore to Kupwara (37 km)

• Anantnag to Pahalgam (78 km)

• Awantipora to Shopian (28 km)

• A proposed double track between Banihal and Baramulla (118 km)

While these projects are presented as steps toward better regional connectivity, several other ambitious railway plans in Jammu & Kashmir have been shelved over the years due to high costs and low projected ridership.
One such project, the Srinagar–Kargil–Leh line — which would have stretched 480 km across the Himalayas at an estimated cost of 558.96 billion rupees (roughly $6.7 billion) — was dropped after surveys in 2016–17 indicated insufficient demand. Similarly, the proposed Jammu–Poonch line via Akhnoor and Rajouri (223 km) was halted despite a completed survey and an estimated cost of 227.71 billion rupees (about $2.7 billion).

The approval of the Jammu–Katra survey comes just weeks after India inaugurated its largest rail project in the region, the Udhampur–Srinagar–Baramulla Rail Link (USBRL), which took nearly three decades to complete. That 272-km line features 36 major tunnels spanning about 120 km, eight escape tunnels, and 943 bridges crossing rivers, valleys, and rugged mountains.

Independent observers note that while improved transport links can facilitate economic activity and personal mobility, they also raise questions about who benefits from these investments and how they fit into the region’s unresolved political context.

Kotli, AJK (Pakistan administrated Kashmir): In a landmark political move aimed at uniting the fragmented pro-independence movement, veteran Kashmiri leader Sadaqat Mughal Kashmiri has called for an All-Parties Conference (APC) in Kotli, urging every pro-independence party in Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan to join forces for a common cause: national unity.

“Disunity Has Cost Us Decades”: Mughal’s Historic Call for Unity

“Disunity has cost us decades,” Mughal told The Azadi Times late Thursday night. “We have wandered like the nation of Moses in the desert. The desert ends only when we walk together.”

After six years of grassroots outreach and personal appeals to nationalist leaders, Mughal—who returned to Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) after years of political exile—has issued a final, open invitation to all pro-independence and progressive political parties to join a joint platform for Kashmiri unity.

A Personal Odyssey for National Unity

Mughal said he personally visited the headquarters of nearly every nationalist and liberation group—from veteran fronts to rising youth-led alliances.
“I never sought a post; I only carried a plea: have mercy on this nation and merge your flags,” he stated.

While multiple short-lived coalitions emerged over the years, Mughal claims his own organisation—the Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front (Nazreyati)—was never included.
“Everyone knew Sadaqat Mughal stands for unity, yet no one dialed my number,” he said.

The 19 July APC: A Fresh Push from the Ground Up

Refusing to be deterred by past disappointments, Mughal and his party have now called a historic All-Parties Conference (APC) at Poonch House, Kotli, scheduled for 19 July at 11 a.m..

Invitations have been officially sent to:

• All pro-independence parties in AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan
• Progressive and left-leaning student organisations
• Diaspora representatives currently present in the territory

Mughal confirmed that he and his team personally delivered invitation letters to senior leaderships.
“I can now look every activist in the eye and say: ‘I knocked on every door—come and see who opens theirs.’”

No Hidden Agenda, Just One Question: Unity

Mughal insists that the Kotli APC has no pre-set leadership agenda, no power-sharing deals, and no secretive discussions.
“The agenda is one line: How do we turn our scattered voices into one roar for freedom and justice?”

He promises the APC will conclude with a joint declaration and a unified action roadmap for continued cooperation.

Direct Appeal to Activists: “Watch Who Comes and Who Stays Away”

In a strong message to grassroots activists and political cadres, Mughal said:
“Your leaders will decide on the 19th, but the real jury is you. Watch closely who comes, who stays outside, and why.”

He emphasized his longstanding commitment to workers’ issues—from social media bans, missing posters, to custodial injustice.
“Neither the nation nor the cadres ever felt my love for the motherland; had they felt it, they would have walked with me.”

Weathering Criticism and Past Failures

Acknowledging skepticism surrounding the APC, critics cite previous alliance failures, ego-driven infighting, and external pressure.
But Mughal insists that this moment is different and urgent:
“Failure this time is not an option; it is extinction.”

He points to rising inflation, shrinking civil liberties, and looming demographic shifts as factors that make this a now-or-never moment for political unity.

A Final Warning—and a Proverb of Hope

Quoting a powerful Kashmiri proverb, Mughal concluded:
“A single stick breaks; a bundle resists the storm. On the 19th we either become that bundle or we remain broken sticks under the boots of indifference.”

Live Coverage and Security Update

According to local sources, the Kotli administration has been officially informed of the upcoming gathering.
Security officials confirm that no restrictions have been imposed so far.

Live updates from the APC will be available on the newspaper’s website and social media under the official hashtag:
#UnityForKashmir

The Azadi Times will publish the joint declaration and complete participant list as soon as the Kotli session concludes tomorrow afternoon.

Kotli, AJK (Pakistan administered Kashmir) — The Jammu & Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC) concluded a marathon core-committee meeting here on Thursday night with a sweeping “renewed resistance plan”, blaming the Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK) government for “serial betrayal” of four written accords reached between December 2023 and December 2024 and vowing an indefinite, territory-wide lockdown beginning 29 September.

Reading out a 12-point communique, committee core member Imtiaz Alam said the movement would simultaneously push for implementation of the previously-agreed Charter of Demands and a freshly-approved set of grievances. “Enough is enough. Every clause signed by the rulers has been violated. The people of AJK will now speak through the streets,” he declared.

Key Resolutions from the Declaration:

1. Renewed Protest Movement
   The JKJAAC condemned the government’s failure to honor past agreements and announced a reorganized protest movement to demand implementation of its four-point charter. A new charter will also be introduced to address unresolved grievances.
2. Abolition of Refugee Seats
   The committee labeled the 12 reserved seats for “migrants from Jammu and Kashmir” as a tool for elite privileges, alleging corruption and calling for their elimination to restore “rights of ownership and governance” to locals.
3. Rejection of Transport Fee Hikes
   The JKJAAC opposed increased vehicle registration fees and traffic fines, demanding policies aligned with Supreme Court rulings. It also condemned crackdowns on non-customs vehicles.
4. Support for Police Protests
   The committee backed AJK police personnel’s planned protest on July 21 over unresolved demands.
5. Demand for Better Cellular Services
   The government was warned to improve telecom services or face “extreme measures” from the public.
6. Lockdown Call & Solidarity
   The JKJAAC endorsed a lockdown announced by Dhirkot’s Action Committee on July 23 and pledged support for all ongoing protests across AJK.
7. Condemnation of “Bogus Appointments”
   The committee denounced alleged illegal appointments at Boys Postgraduate College Abbas Pur.
8. Indefinite Lockdown from September 29
   A state-wide indefinite lockdown was declared starting September 29, citing repeated government betrayals. A public mobilization campaign begins immediately.
9. Health Card Implementation
   Authorities were urged to operationalize health cards on the model of Pakistan’s Sehat Card program.
10. Rejection of Federal Forces
    The JKJAAC warned against deploying FC, Rangers, or any “non-state forces” in AJK, vowing resistance if attempted.
11. Demand for Recovery of Kidnapped Individuals
    The committee demanded urgent action to secure the release of abducted persons, including Tufail Hussain from Hajira.
12. Referendum on Refugee Seats
    A public referendum on abolishing migrant seats was proposed, with an election strategy to follow.

Hashtags #RightsMovementAJK and #AJKRightsmovement trended across Kashmiri social media within minutes of the announcement, with activists already pasting strike posters in Mirpur, Kotli and Muzaffarabad late Thursday night.

Speaking to Kashmir Independent, senior leader Amjad Hussain warned, “If rulers still choose deception over dialogue, the September lockdown will morph into a civil-disobedience movement the likes of which AJK has never seen.”

Escalating Tensions

The JKJAAC’s declaration signals heightened unrest in AJK, with accusations of systemic exploitation and threats of mass mobilization. The call for an indefinite lockdown from September 29 could escalate tensions further if demands remain unmet.

— Report by The Azadi Times (Independent News Network)

(Adapted from JKJAAC Press Release, Kotli, July 17, 2025)