The O-Level curriculum in Pakistan has undergone major revisions, with new syllabi introduced for Islamiat, Pakistan Studies, and Urdu, incorporating substantial content changes.
These updates aim to align learning with modern education standards while ensuring students gain deeper knowledge of the nation’s history, values, and cultural heritage.
The revisions were introduced by Cambridge International Examinations in partnership with Ministry of Education, designed to reflect evolving student needs and national priorities.
Officials said that the new curricula encourage critical thinking, active learning, and practical application through discussions, case studies, and contemporary teaching techniques.
Read More: Flood-Affected Students to Get Fee Waiver, Support
The Islamiat syllabus emphasizes Islamic principles and their role in society, while Pakistan Studies now presents broader political, social, and economic narratives.
Urdu will focus on language proficiency and literary appreciation, with enhanced emphasis on contemporary issues and cultural developments across the national framework.
The revised syllabi will be implemented from the upcoming academic year, with teachers receiving enhanced resources and training to ensure an effective transition.
