Diamer, Feb. 10 -- The education system in Pakistan-occupied Gilgit-Baltistan's Diamer district, has reached a critical point, with alarming statistics indicating severe shortcomings in student performance. The district's primary and secondary education sectors are facing a crisis, with numerous schools showing distressingly poor results, as reported by Pamir Times.

Out of 125 primary schools in Diamer, 53 have reported a 0 per cent success rate in their fifth-grade exams, meaning none of the students in these schools passed, Pamir Times reported. These figures raise significant concerns about the quality of education being provided. Furthermore, in the fifth-grade exams, only six schools out of the 125 had a 100 per cent pass rate, and ...