The Inter-Education Board has sent a proposal to the Ministry of Education to include a ‘July Uprising’ quota in the admission policy for Class XI in 2025. This quota would benefit students from families of martyrs and injured from the 2024 protests. If approved, it will be implemented from the upcoming admission cycle. Currently, 7% of seats are reserved—5% for freedom fighters and 2% for Ministry-related offices—but reforms are underway due to a decline in freedom fighters’ descendants. The proposal also includes setting admission deadlines, merit-based priority, migration policies, and promoting technical education. With approximately 2.5 million seats expected to remain vacant in 2025, these reforms aim to improve the education system's efficiency.