Punjab Boards Inter 2nd Annual Exams 2026: Full Schedule, Timings and Roll Number Slips
Is Article Mein
- Latest Update: Exams Start Tomorrow, 3 November
- Complete Schedule of the 2nd Annual Exams
- Exam Timings and Reporting Time
- These Exams Cover All Nine Punjab Boards
- Roll Number Slips for Private Candidates
- Roll Number Slips for Regular Candidates
- Practical Exams and Result Date
- Important Instructions for Candidates
- FAQs
- Conclusion
Latest Update: Exams Start Tomorrow, 3 November
The Punjab Boards Inter 2nd Annual Exams 2026 begin tomorrow, Tuesday 3 November 2026. These are the supplementary exams for Intermediate students who need to clear one or more subjects, or who want to improve their marks from the annual exams. All nine Punjab boards are starting on the same day under one unified schedule, so the same stage dates apply to students in every district of the province.
One point must be clear before anything else: the admission process for these exams is already closed, and no new form can be submitted now. The last admission window, with triple fee, ended on 17 October 2026. This guide is only for students who have already applied and are now appearing in the exams, so that they can check the full schedule, note the paper timings, and collect their roll number slips on time.
Complete Schedule of the 2nd Annual Exams
The exams run in two theory stages, followed by the practical exams. Part-II (12th class) papers are held first, from 3 to 16 November 2026, and Part-I (11th class) papers follow from 17 to 28 November 2026. The practical exams will be held after the theory papers finish, and the result will come after the practicals.
| Exam Stage | Dates |
|---|---|
| Part-II (12th Class) theory papers | 3–16 November 2026 |
| Part-I (11th Class) theory papers | 17–28 November 2026 |
| Practical exams | 1–11 December 2026 |
| Result | 12 January 2027 — Expected (tentative) |
This is the unified schedule of the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC), and it gives the stage-wise dates for the whole province. The subject-wise date sheet, which shows the exact date of each paper, is issued by each board separately. Your stage dates will not change, but the date of each of your papers depends on your subjects, so always read the date sheet of your own board along with this schedule.
Exam Timings and Reporting Time
Papers are held in two sessions every day. The morning session starts at 9:00 AM and the evening session starts at 2:00 PM. On Fridays, the evening session starts half an hour later, at 2:30 PM, so Friday students should note this change carefully and not follow the normal evening time on that day.
| Session | Paper Starts | Reporting Time |
|---|---|---|
| Morning | 9:00 AM | 8:30 AM |
| Evening | 2:00 PM | 1:30 PM |
| Evening (Friday) | 2:30 PM | 2:00 PM |
The reporting time is 30 minutes before the paper: 8:30 AM for the morning session and 1:30 PM for the evening session. Reach your centre by the reporting time, because checking, seating and paper distribution all take place before the paper begins. A student who arrives late loses working time from his own paper, so plan your travel keeping the reporting time in mind, not the paper time.
These Exams Cover All Nine Punjab Boards
The 2nd Annual Exams are being held by all nine boards of intermediate and secondary education in Punjab: Lahore, Gujranwala, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Sargodha, Bahawalpur, DG Khan and Sahiwal. Because the PBCC has issued one unified schedule, the stage dates, sessions and reporting times given in this article are the same for the students of every board.
What changes from board to board is only the subject-wise date sheet and the roll number slip arrangement. Each board has published its own date sheet with the exact date of every subject, and slips reach students through each board’s own website or through colleges. So after reading the common schedule here, go to your own board for the two things that are specific to you: your paper dates and your roll number slip.
Roll Number Slips for Private Candidates
Private candidates download their roll number slips from the official website of their own board; there is no single website for all boards. The download option is named “Roll No Slip (Private)” on the board portals, and the form fields were confirmed on the official portal of BISE Multan. Keep your admission form number or your B-Form/token number ready before you start, because the slip opens only after these details are entered correctly.
- Open the official website of your own board
- Click the “Roll No Slip (Private)” option
- Select “12th / Combined Part-II 2nd-2026”
- Enter your 10-digit admission form number, or your B-Form/token number without dashes
- Download the roll number slip and print it clearly
After printing, read every detail on the slip carefully: your name, photograph, subjects, exam centre and the session printed on it. If any detail is wrong, contact your board’s office before your first paper instead of waiting for the exam day. Keep the printed slip safe for the whole exam session, because the same slip is checked at the centre every day.
Roll Number Slips for Regular Candidates
Regular candidates do not download their slips from the board website. Their roll number slips are sent to their colleges, and students collect the verified slips from their own college. If your college has not announced slip collection yet, ask the college office now, because the first paper is tomorrow and there is no time left to wait.
When you collect your slip, check your name, subjects and exam centre on the spot, inside the college, so that any mistake can be reported the same day through your college to the board. Do not depend on a photograph of the slip on your phone; carry the printed, verified slip with you to the centre, along with your original CNIC or B-Form.
Practical Exams and Result Date
After the theory papers end on 28 November 2026, the practical exams will be held from 1 to 11 December 2026 for the students whose subjects include practicals. The practical date sheet and centre details are also issued by each board separately, so practical students should keep checking their own board’s notices after their theory papers finish.
The result of the 2nd Annual Exams is expected on 12 January 2027. This date is tentative, not final, and each board will confirm its own result day through an official notice. Students who clear their subjects can then plan their next class or admission, and those who need financial help for further study can check the scholarships for students that are open in Pakistan.
Important Instructions for Candidates
Most problems on exam day come from small mistakes: reaching late, forgetting the slip at home, or following a wrong date from a forwarded message. The instructions below are simple, and following them will keep your exam days smooth. Read them once today, prepare your documents tonight, and do not leave these checks for the morning of the paper.
- Report at your exam centre 30 minutes before your paper starts
- Carry your printed roll number slip and your original CNIC or B-Form with you
- A holiday during the exam days does not change the date sheet
- Check the subject-wise date of every paper on your own board’s date sheet
The holiday point needs special attention. If a public holiday falls during the exam days, many students assume that the paper has been postponed, but the date sheet does not change because of a holiday. Your paper will be taken on the date printed in your board’s date sheet, so never miss a paper on the basis of a holiday or a social media message.
FAQs
The questions below are the ones supplementary students ask most before the first paper.
When do the Punjab Boards Inter 2nd Annual Exams 2026 start?
The exams start on Tuesday, 3 November 2026.
Part-II papers run from 3 to 16 November, and Part-I papers run from 17 to 28 November 2026.
How can a private candidate download the roll number slip?
Open your own board’s official website and use the “Roll No Slip (Private)” option.
Enter your 10-digit admission form number, or your B-Form/token number without dashes, then download and print the slip.
From where will regular candidates get their roll number slips?
Regular candidates collect their verified roll number slips from their own colleges.
Contact your college office today if you have not received your slip yet.
What are the paper timings and reporting times?
The morning paper starts at 9:00 AM and the evening paper at 2:00 PM, while the Friday evening paper starts at 2:30 PM.
Reach your centre 30 minutes before your paper, at 8:30 AM for the morning session and 1:30 PM for the evening session.
When will the 2nd Annual Exams result be announced?
The result is expected on 12 January 2027, but this date is tentative.
Your board will confirm the final result date through an official notice.
Can I still submit the admission form for these exams?
No, the admission process is closed and no new form is being accepted.
The last admission window, with triple fee, ended on 17 October 2026.
Conclusion
The Inter 2nd Annual Exams 2026 start tomorrow, 3 November, in all nine Punjab boards under one PBCC schedule. Private candidates should download their slips from their own board’s website today, regular candidates should collect theirs from their colleges, and every student should note his subject-wise dates and reporting time before the first paper.
Students who pass these exams and move to the next level should also keep an eye on study support options, such as the Honhaar Scholarship for students in Punjab. For now, prepare your documents tonight, rest on time, and reach your centre early tomorrow; a calm start is the best preparation for the first paper.
Disclaimer: Prime Updates is an independent information website and is not affiliated with any board of intermediate and secondary education. The schedule in this article is taken from the PBCC unified schedule and board notices; please confirm your subject-wise dates on your own board’s official website before your paper.
