Intermediate 2nd Annual (Supplementary) Date Sheet 2026 For All Punjab Boards
Intermediate 2nd Annual (Supplementary) Date Sheet 2026 For All Punjab Boards: Complete Schedule & Exam Guide
The official Intermediate 2nd Annual (Supplementary) Date Sheet 2026 has been released for all Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) across Punjab. Whether you are appearing to obvious a compartment, boost your HSSC grades for university admissions, or taking your exams for the initial moment in the second annual cycle, the theory examinations are officially scheduled to commence on November 3, 2026, and conclude on November 28, 2026.
Implemented uniformly under the supervision of the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC), this synchronized schedule applies to BISE Lahore, Gujranwala, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad, Sargodha, Bahawalpur, DG Khan, and Sahiwal. Below is the full, verified subject-wise timetable for Part-II (12th Class) and Part-I (11th Class), mandatory examination hall timings, and strategic guidelines to support you make the most of this academic opportunity.
Key Highlights & Exam Timings (2026 Cycle)
Before reviewing your subject dates, pay near attention to the reporting times. The boards have enforced strict entry protocols for the 2026 2nd Annual Examinations:
- Part-II (12th Class) Exam Dates: November 3, 2026 – November 16, 2026
- Part-I (11th Class) Exam Dates: November 17, 2026 – November 28, 2026
- Morning Session Timings: Candidates must report to the examination center at 8:30 AM, with the paper starting promptly at 9:00 AM.
- Evening Session Timings (Monday–Thursday & Saturday): Candidates must report at 1:30 PM, with the paper commencing at 2:00 PM.
- Evening Session Timings (Fridays Only): Due to Jummah prayers, candidates must report at 2:00 PM, and the paper will begin at 2:30 PM.
For continuous updates on roll number slips, center notifications, and educational career opportunities across the province, visit Schools TI Pakistan.
HSSC Part-II (12th Class) 2nd Annual Date Sheet 2026
The examination cycle begins with Intermediate Part-II. Major subjects with high pupil enrollment are divided into First Group (Morning) and Second Group (Evening).
| Date | Day | Morning Session (9:00 AM) | Paper | Evening Session (2:00 PM / 2:30 PM on Fri) | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03-11-2026 | Tuesday | 1. Psychology |
2. Commercial Geography (Commerce Group) | II | 1. History (All Options) | II |
| 04-11-2026 | Wednesday | English (Compulsory) (First Group) | II | English (Compulsory) (Second Group) | II |
| 05-11-2026 | Thursday | 1. Tarjuma Tul Quran Ul Majeed (Compulsory)
2. Ethics / Civics (For Non-Muslims) | II | 1. Islamic Studies (Elective)
2. Principles of Accounting (Commerce Group) | II |
| 06-11-2026 | Friday | 1. Mathematics (First Group)
2. Biology (First Group) | II | 1. Mathematics (Second Group)
2. Biology (Second Group)
3. Health & Physical Education (2:30 PM) | II |
| 07-11-2026 | Saturday | 1. Business Statistics (Commerce Group)
2. Sociology | II | 1. Library Science
2. Nursing | II |
| 10-11-2026 | Tuesday | Computer Science (First Group) | II | 1. Computer Science (Second Group)
2. Child Development and Family Living (Home Economics Group) | II |
| 11-11-2026 | Wednesday | 1. Urdu (Compulsory) (First Group)
2. Pakistani Culture (For Foreign Candidates) | II | 1. Urdu (Compulsory) (Second Group)
2. Philosophy
3. Applied Art (Home Economics Group) | II |
| 12-11-2026 | Thursday | 1. Chemistry (First Group)
2. Civics | II | 1. Chemistry (Second Group)
2. Statistics | II |
| 13-11-2026 | Friday | 1. Education | II | Pakistan Studies (Compulsory) (2:30 PM) | II |
| 14-11-2026 | Saturday | 1. Punjabi / 2. Arabic / 3. Persian / 4. Urdu Advanced
5. English (Elective)
6. Banking (Commerce Group)
7. Computer Studies (Commerce Group) | II | 1. Economics
2. Food and Nutrition (Home Economics Group)
3. Fine Arts (Theory) | II |
| 16-11-2026 | Monday | 1. Physics (First Group)
2. Geography | II | 1. Physics (Second Group)
2. Outlines of Home Economics | II |
HSSC Part-I (11th Class) 2nd Annual Date Sheet 2026
Immediately following the conclusion of the 12th-grade papers, the Part-I (11th Class) examinations will commence on November 17, 2026.
| Date | Day | Morning Session (9:00 AM) | Paper | Evening Session (2:00 PM / 2:30 PM on Fri) | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17-11-2026 | Tuesday | 1. Psychology | I | 1. History (All Options) |
2. Principles of Economics (Commerce Group) | I |
| 18-11-2026 | Wednesday | English (Compulsory) (First Group) | I | English (Compulsory) (Second Group) | I |
| 19-11-2026 | Thursday | 1. Education
2. Company Mathematics (Commerce Group) | I | Islamic Education (Compulsory) | I |
| 20-11-2026 | Friday | 1. Chemistry (First Group)
2. Civics
3. Chemistry (Home Economics Group) | I | 1. Chemistry (Second Group)
2. Statistics (2:30 PM) | I |
| 21-11-2026 | Saturday | Islamic Studies (Elective) | I | 1. Library Science
2. Principles of Accounting (Commerce Group) | I |
| 23-11-2026 | Monday | Computer Science (First Group) | I | 1. Computer Science (Second Group)
2. Fine Arts (Theory)
3. Home Management (Home Economics Group) | I |
| 24-11-2026 | Tuesday | 1. Punjabi / 2. Arabic / 3. Persian / 4. Urdu (Advanced)
5. English (Elective) | I | 1. Economics
2. Principles of Commerce (Commerce Group) | I |
| 25-11-2026 | Wednesday | 1. Mathematics (First Group)
2. Biology (First Group)
3. Biology (Home Economics Group) | I | 1. Mathematics (Second Group)
2. Biology (Second Group)
3. Nursing
4. Health and Physical Education | I |
| 26-11-2026 | Thursday | 1. Urdu (Compulsory) (First Group)
2. Pakistani Culture (For Foreign Candidates) | I | 1. Urdu (Compulsory) (Second Group)
2. Philosophy | I |
| 27-11-2026 | Friday | 1. Physics (First Group)
2. Geography | I | 1. Physics (Second Group)
2. Outlines of Home Economics (2:30 PM) | I |
| 28-11-2026 | Saturday | 1. Tarjuma Tul Quran Ul Majeed (Compulsory)
2. Ethics (For Non-Muslims)
3. Civics (For Non-Muslims) | I | 1. Sociology
2. Clothing and Textile (Home Economics Group) | I |
Mandatory Board Instructions & Examination Protocols
Every twelve months, hundreds of students face unnecessary complications or paper cancellations simply given that they overlook the fine print on the official date sheet. Keep these official board directives front and center:
- Group Allocation (First vs. Second Group): In both Part-I and Part-II, major subjects—specifically English (Compulsory), Urdu (Compulsory), Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, and Computer Science—will be conducted in two groups (First Group and Second Group). All other subjects are examined at a single designated time.
- Strict Adherence to Assigned Centers: The specific group and examination center allotted to a candidate are printed clearly on their Roll Number Slip. Under no circumstances is a candidate permitted to appear in a group or center other than the one officially allotted to them.
- Answer Book Roll Number Rule: Candidates must compose their roll numbers only in the designated space on the title page of the reply book and nowhere else. Writing your roll number inside the reply sheets is treated as an unfair means violation.
- Public or Local Holidays: Any broad or local holiday declared during the examination cycle will not affect the date sheet. Examinations will proceed strictly according to the published schedule.
- Alternative Easy Course of Urdu: For candidates given special permission to offer an alternative easy course of Urdu, a inquiry in lieu of translation has been incorporated directly into English (Compulsory) Paper-II; no separate inquiry paper is issued.
- Anti-Impersonation Laws: Appearing in location of another candidate (impersonation) is a non-bailable criminal offense under the Malpractices Act. Both the candidate and the impersonator face immediate prosecution and multi-twelve months disqualification.
Comparison: 1st Annual vs. 2nd Annual (Supplementary) Exams
Since the PBCC transitioned from the traditional “Supplementary Exam” nomenclature to the “2nd Annual Examination” framework, various students remain confused concerning how this impacts their academic transcript and university prospects.
| Feature / Criteria | 1st Annual Examination | 2nd Annual Examination (Formerly Supply) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Purpose | Main annual exam for regular and confidential students completing the academic twelve months. | Designed for compartment clearance, marks improvement, and fresh/composite appearance. |
| Transcript Labeling | Certificate states “1st Annual Examination 2026”. | Certificate states “2nd Annual Examination 2026” (removes the stigma of the word “Supplementary”). |
| Syllabus & Paper Pattern | Full syllabus according to the Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Board (PCTB). | Identical syllabus, weightage, and paper pattern as the 1st Annual exam. |
| Schedule Window | Typically conducted in April – May. | Conducted in November (03-11-2026 to 28-11-2026). |
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| University Admission Impact | Aligns with Fall semester admissions across all Pakistani universities. | Aligns perfectly with Spring semester admissions and next-cycle MDCAT/ECAT tests. |
All 9 Punjab BISE Boards Covered
This unified date sheet governs all nine regional boards operating under the jurisdiction of the Higher Education Department (HED) Punjab. While the exam dates and timings are identical across the province, students must download their roll number slips from their respective board’s portal:
- BISE Gujranwala: Covers Gujranwala, Gujrat, Mandi Bahauddin, Hafizabad, Narowal, and Sialkot.
- BISE Lahore: Check the official BISE Lahore portal for Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura, and Nankana Sahib center updates.
- BISE Rawalpindi: Covers Rawalpindi, Jhelum, Attock, and Chakwal.
- BISE Multan: Covers Multan, Khanewal, Vehari, and Lodhran.
- BISE Faisalabad: Covers Faisalabad, Chiniot, Jhang, and Toba Tek Singh.
- BISE Sargodha: Covers Sargodha, Khushab, Mianwali, and Bhakkar.
- BISE Bahawalpur: Covers Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, and Rahim Yar Khan.
- BISE DG Khan: Covers Dera Ghazi Khan, Muzaffargarh, Layyah, and Rajanpur.
- BISE Sahiwal: Covers Sahiwal, Okara, and Pakpattan.
Once you clear your HSSC exams and begin planning your undergraduate degree, make sure your target university and degree program are accredited by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan. Additionally, students who prefer to stay updated on Punjab education policies, academic schedules, and teaching internships can check out the latest resources on Punjab education news and updates.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. When will the Intermediate 2nd Annual Exams 2026 begin in Punjab?
The Intermediate 2nd Annual (Supplementary) exams will begin on November 3, 2026, starting with Part-II (12th Class) papers. Part-I (11th Class) papers will initiate on November 17, 2026, and conclude on November 28, 2026.
2. When will Practical Examinations be held for the 2nd Annual 2026 cycle?
Practical examinations for science and computer subjects commence immediately after the conclusion of the Part-I theory papers on November 28, 2026. Exact batch dates and laboratory centers are printed directly on individual Roll Number Slips.
3. How can I download my Roll Number Slip for the 2nd Annual Exam?
Regular candidates can collect their slips from their respective colleges, while private candidates can download their roll number slips online from their particular BISE board online platform by entering their Form Number, current Roll Number, or previous exam details.
4. What happens if a authority holiday is announced on an exam day?
As explicitly stated in the official board instructions, any general or local holiday during the examination period will not affect the date sheet. The exam will take site as scheduled.
Analysis
A closer look at the 2026 Intermediate 2nd Annual Date Sheet reveals a highly compressed, rapid-paced examination structure:
- Zero Buffer Days Between Core Subjects: In Part-II, major subjects are scheduled back-to-back. For instance, English Compulsory is on November 4, Tarjuma Tul Quran on November 5, and Mathematics/Biology on November 6. Similarly, in Part-I, Mathematics/Biology (Nov 25), Urdu (Nov 26), and Physics (Nov 27) follow consecutive days without a single preparatory gap.
- Strategic Weekend Break in Part-II: Notice that after Saturday, November 7, there is no examination on Monday, November 9 (Iqbal Day), creating a vital two-day window before the Computer Science exam on Tuesday, November 10, and Chemistry on November 12.
- Part-II Prioritization: By scheduling Part-II exams earliest (Nov 3–16) and Part-I second (Nov 17–28), the boards enable composite candidates (those appearing in subjects from both parts) to focus on one grade standard at a time rather than juggling 11th and 12th-grade syllabi on alternating days.
Opinion
From an academic counseling perspective, the tight sequencing of the 2026 2nd Annual Date Sheet means last-minute cramming on the night before an exam will not work. With Physics, Urdu, and Mathematics/Biology clustered on consecutive days in Part-I, and English, Quran, and Biology/Math clustered in Part-II, your revision must be completed before November 3.
Students appearing for grade improvement or compartment clearance should immediately shift from passive textbook reading to solving the last five years of BISE past papers (2021–2025). Focus heavily on objective MCQs and high-yield pairing schemes, as securing full marks in the 17-to-20-mark objective section is the fastest way to guarantee a passing margin or push your aggregate into the A+ bracket. Treat the 2nd Annual exam not as a setback, however as a strategic second chance to secure your academic upcoming without losing a full calendar twelve months.
