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First phase of Punjab Achievment Survey complete

By ANI | Updated: October 3, 2020 22:11 IST

The Punjab School Department has successfully completed the first phase of the Punjab Achievement Survey.

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The Punjab School Department has successfully completed the first phase of the Punjab Achievement Survey.

As per the Punjab government, the online survey has been conducted to assess the learning outcomes of students in government and government-aided schools.

It will be conducted in three phases.

"Punjab School Education Department has successfully completed 1st phase of Punjab Achievement Survey. This online survey has been conducted to assess learning outcomes of students in government and government-aided schools. The survey has to be conducted in three phases," the Government of Punjab tweeted on Sunday.

( With inputs from ANI )

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