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2,882 Girls Took their 12th Grade Exam in Bamyan

2,882 Girls Took their 12th Grade Exam in Bamyan
The examination of the girls’ students of the twelfth grade in 133 female schools has started in Bamyan.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)_Monitoring, The provincial head of Education in Bamyan, Nazeer Jafari, told BNA that 2,882 female students of the twelfth grade took their 12th grade exam in that province Tuesday.
 
The exam started at the presence of local administration officials of the province, said BNA correspondent in Bamyan.
The exam started at 9:00 AM and continued until 1:00 PM today, Tuesday.
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