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Punjab Suspends Private School Registration and Renewal Amid Portal Delays

October 16, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

LAHORE: The registration and renewal process for private schools in Punjab is currently suspended as the School Education Department has not yet updated its online portal to accommodate the newly extended three-year registration period. This suspension has left many private institutions in limbo, unable to proceed with necessary administrative tasks.

Reports indicate that the department had previously announced intentions to update the portal, but as of now, the required changes have not been implemented. Officials have expressed concerns over the delays, emphasizing the importance of a functional registration system for the smooth operation of educational institutions.

This situation poses significant implications for the education sector in Punjab, potentially affecting thousands of students and educators. The inability to register or renew licenses may hinder the operational capabilities of private schools, which play a crucial role in the educational landscape of the province.

Looking ahead, stakeholders are urging the School Education Department to expedite the portal updates. Parents and school administrators are keenly awaiting further announcements regarding the resumption of the registration process, as the current suspension could lead to broader disruptions in the education system.