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India Post to Deliver Higher Secondary Question Papers Across West Bengal

India Post has announced a new service to transport Higher Secondary question papers to schools throughout West Bengal, including Kolkata, Howrah, Siliguri and other districts. The initiative aims to ensure that exam materials reach institutions on schedule, reducing delays that can affect students’ preparation. The postal service will coordinate closely with the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education and local schools to manage pick‑ups and deliveries. This move is expected to streamline logistics for the upcoming examination season.

India Post to Deliver Higher Secondary Question Papers Across West Bengal
India Post to Deliver Higher Secondary Question Papers Across West BengalPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

India Post has introduced a dedicated service to ferry Higher Secondary question papers to educational institutions across West Bengal. The plan covers major districts such as Kolkata, Howrah, Siliguri, and others, ensuring that exam papers arrive on time for the upcoming board examinations.

Under the new arrangement, the postal service will work in tandem with the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education and local school administrations to schedule pickups and deliveries. This collaboration aims to reduce the risk of late distribution and help students prepare without last‑minute disruptions.

Parents and teachers have welcomed the initiative, noting that reliable delivery of question papers is crucial for maintaining exam schedules. The postal service’s involvement is expected to improve efficiency and accountability in the distribution process.

Details on the exact timeline and logistics will be released by India Post and the board in the coming days, as schools prepare for the end‑of‑year examinations.

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