Pakistan, Aug. 9 -- Mardan Board Class 10 results have raised fresh concerns over academic performance, with most of the schools highlighted in the results reportedly failing to have at least 50 percent of their students pass.

After concerns emerged over the performance of students under the Peshawar Board, the Mardan Board results have now drawn attention to schools where a significant number of students struggled in their examinations.

The Class 9 results also show particularly worrying figures. According to the details, only 30 schools had students recording 50 percent or lower marks, while several schools reportedly failed to produce even a single successful candidate.

One of the most striking cases is Government High School Takai ...