Inter 2nd Annual Exam 2026 — Date Sheet, Roll Number Slips & Complete Guide (All Punjab Boards)
Got a supply in one paper, or just want to improve your marks? The Inter 2nd Annual Exam 2026 is your chance — and this time all nine Punjab boards are running it on one shared PBCC schedule. 12th class papers start first, then 11th class. Below you'll find the key dates, how to get your roll number slip, and the exam-day rules that actually matter.
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Punjab ke tamam 9 boards ke Inter 2nd Annual exams ka aik hi PBCC schedule hai. 12th class ke papers 3 se 16 November 2026 tak hain, aur 11th class ke papers 17 se 28 November tak honge. Regular students apni roll number slip college se lein, jabke private candidates apne board ke official portal se download karein — har board ki slip sirf usi board ki website par milti hai. Result expected hai ke mid January 2027 me aayega, lekin official date ka elan abhi nahi hua.
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| Boards | All 9 Punjab boards — Lahore, Gujranwala, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad, Sargodha, Bahawalpur, DG Khan and Sahiwal (one unified PBCC schedule) |
|---|---|
| Examination | HSSC (Inter) 2nd Annual Examination 2026 — supplementary & improvement |
| 12th class (Part-II) | 3 November – 16 November 2026 (theory papers) |
| 11th class (Part-I) | 17 November – 28 November 2026 (theory papers) |
| Practicals | Start around 1 December 2026 |
| Sessions | Morning: report by 8:30 AM, paper starts 9:00 AM · Evening: 2:00 PM |
| Result | Expected around mid-January 2027 — expected only; the boards have not announced an official result date yet |
Who is this exam for?
Three kinds of students sit the 2nd annual exam, and you only need to belong to one of them:
- Supplementary candidates — you failed one or more subjects in the annual exam and need to clear them.
- Improvement candidates — you passed, but your marks aren't where you want them, so you're re-appearing to raise your score for university merit.
- Fresh 2nd-annual candidates — students appearing in this session as their attempt under the board's rules.
If you've already submitted your admission form through your college or as a private candidate, the rest of this guide is about two things: your dates, and your slip. Get both sorted early and the exam itself becomes a lot less stressful.
The schedule at a glance
Part-II goes first. That's deliberate — 2nd year students need their results sooner for university admissions. Part-I follows right after, and practicals come at the end.
| Phase | Dates |
|---|---|
| 12th class (Part-II) theory papers | 3 November – 16 November 2026 |
| 11th class (Part-I) theory papers | 17 November – 28 November 2026 |
| Practical examinations | From around 1 December 2026 |
One rule worth knowing now: if a public holiday falls during the exams, the schedule does not change. Your paper still happens on the printed date, so don't plan around holidays.
Key dates for 12th class (Part-II)
These are the dates most students ask about. Your own paper order depends on your subjects and group, so always match this against the date sheet printed for your board — and against your roll number slip, which carries your exact centre and session.
| Date | Paper |
|---|---|
| Tuesday, 3 November 2026 | Psychology / Commercial Geography (morning session) · History (evening session) |
| Wednesday, 4 November 2026 | English (Compulsory) |
| Friday, 6 November 2026 | Mathematics / Biology |
| Tuesday, 10 November 2026 | Computer Science |
| Thursday, 12 November 2026 | Chemistry |
| Monday, 16 November 2026 | Physics |
Part-I students: your papers run 17–28 November on the same unified pattern. Download your board's full date sheet PDF from its official website (links in the table below) and note your subjects now, not the night before.
Roll number slips — regular vs private candidates
Here's where students trip up every year, so read this part carefully. How you get your slip depends on how you registered:
- Regular candidates (registered through a college): your slip comes from your college. It's the stamped, signed copy — collect it from the college office and check it the same day.
- Private candidates: you download your slip yourself from your own board's online portal. No college is involved.
And one more thing that causes real panic every session: every board issues its own slips. A Multan slip won't appear on the Lahore portal. Always use your own board's website — the official links are in the table below.
What's live right now
- BISE Multan — private slips are live on the student portal student.bisemultan.edu.pk. You'll need your 10-digit form number, or your B-Form / token number.
- BISE Sargodha — slips have been issued; private candidates download using their B-Form number.
- BISE Lahore — regular candidates' slips go through the college / institution login, so collect yours from your college. Private candidates use the online systems on biselahore.com.
- Other boards — use your board's official website (below) and look for the roll number slip section for HSSC 2nd Annual 2026.
How to download your slip (private candidates)
- Open your board's official website from the table below — type the address yourself rather than following a forwarded link.
- Find the Roll Number Slip section and select HSSC / Inter 2nd Annual Examination 2026.
- Enter what the portal asks for — usually your form number, B-Form number or token number, exactly as on your admission form.
- Download the slip and print a clean copy. Keep a photo of it on your phone as backup.
- Before exam day, read it properly: your name, father's name, subjects, exam centre and session (morning or evening) must all be right.
Spot a mistake on your slip? A wrong subject, name spelling or centre is much easier to fix before the exams than on the morning itself. Contact your board's examination branch (or your college, if you're a regular candidate) straight away and get it corrected.
Official websites of the nine Punjab boards
| Board | Official website |
|---|---|
| BISE Lahore | www.biselahore.com |
| BISE Gujranwala | bisegrw.edu.pk |
| BISE Rawalpindi | biserawalpindi.edu.pk |
| BISE Multan | bisemultan.edu.pk |
| BISE Faisalabad | bisefsd.edu.pk |
| BISE Sargodha | bisesargodha.edu.pk |
| BISE Bahawalpur | bisebwp.edu.pk |
| BISE DG Khan | bisedgkhan.edu.pk |
| BISE Sahiwal | bisesahiwal.edu.pk |
Exam-day checklist
- Reach your centre at least 30 minutes early — morning candidates should be there by 8:30 AM for a 9:00 AM paper; the evening session starts at 2:00 PM.
- Carry your original roll number slip and your original ID (CNIC or B-Form). No slip, no entry — that's the rule everywhere.
- Double-check your session and group on the slip. Morning and evening groups don't mix, and sitting in the wrong session is a mistake you can't undo.
- Keep your phone out of the exam hall. Follow the instructions printed on your slip and announced at the centre.
When will the 2nd annual result come?
Going by the boards' usual pattern, the Inter 2nd Annual result is expected around mid-January 2027. That's an expectation, not an announcement — no board has published an official result date yet. When they do, we'll publish it here the same day, and you can check your result the usual three ways explained in our result-checking guide — or jump straight to your board through our Result Checker.
Source: Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC) unified HSSC 2nd Annual Examination 2026 schedule and the official websites of the nine BISE boards listed above. Dates and slip arrangements are published as the boards have announced them; the result timing is marked expected because no official result date has been announced. Always confirm your own dates and centre from your roll number slip.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do the Inter 2nd Annual Exams 2026 start?
12th class (Part-II) theory papers run from 3 to 16 November 2026, and 11th class (Part-I) papers follow from 17 to 28 November 2026. All nine Punjab boards follow this one PBCC schedule. Practicals start around 1 December 2026.
I'm a private candidate. From where do I download my roll number slip?
From your own board's official portal only. For example, BISE Multan private slips are live at student.bisemultan.edu.pk (use your 10-digit form number or B-Form/token number), and BISE Sargodha private candidates use their B-Form number. Regular candidates don't download anything — their stamped slips come from their colleges.
What if there's a public holiday during my paper?
Your paper still happens. Under the unified schedule, holidays falling during the examination period do not change the date sheet, so reach your centre as printed on your slip.
What should I carry to the exam centre?
Your original roll number slip and your original ID card (CNIC or B-Form). Reach at least 30 minutes before your session — 8:30 AM for the 9:00 AM morning paper, and before 2:00 PM for the evening session.
When will the Inter 2nd Annual result 2026 be announced?
It's expected around mid-January 2027, based on the boards' usual timing. No official date has been announced yet — when a board confirms it, Pak Edu Point will publish it the same day.