Matric Supplementary Date Sheet 2026: 9th Class Papers End Oct 28

The Matric 2nd Annual Examinations 2026 are at their midpoint — and for 9th class students in Punjab, the written papers end on Wednesday, 28 October 2026 with the Chemistry paper, followed by practical examinations from 30 October to 7 November. The 10th-class phase has already concluded in mid-October, and thousands of candidates across all nine Punjab boards are now in the final stretch. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, revised date sheets are running for the SSC Annual-II exams, with papers scheduled through 12 November for several boards. Below is the complete remaining schedule — which papers are left, when practicals begin, and what every student must carry to the exam centre.

9th class students preparing for next year can also see the Pairing Scheme 2027 for Punjab Boards, subject by subject.

Matric 2nd Annual Exams 2026: Key Facts at a Glance

Where Do the Exams Stand Today (24 October)?

As of today, Saturday, 24 October 2026, the 9th-class written phase is more than halfway done. Students have already sat for Pakistan Studies (17 Oct), Mathematics (19 Oct), Islamiat (20 Oct), English (21 Oct), Biology/Computer Science (22 Oct) and Tarjuma-tul-Quran-ul-Majeed (23 Oct). Today’s paper is Education in the morning session, with History and Electrical Wiring in the evening.

That leaves only three more written-paper days for 9th class students in Punjab — and then the pressure shifts to practicals. Here is exactly what remains:

Punjab: Remaining 9th Class Written Papers (24–28 October)

For science students, the two biggest remaining papers are Physics (26 October) and Chemistry (28 October) — the last written papers of the entire supplementary session. Arts students should note the Urdu (Compulsory) paper on 27 October, which is historically one of the highest-failure supplementary papers, so the Sunday gap day is best spent on it.

One Schedule, Nine Boards: How Punjab Runs It

Unlike the first annual exams, where each board sometimes drifts by a day or two, the Matric 2nd Annual Examination 2026 follows one unified schedule across all nine Punjab BISE boards — Lahore, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Sargodha, Multan, Bahawalpur, DG Khan and Sahiwal. A student appearing from BISE Multan sits the same Chemistry paper on the same 28 October date as a student from BISE Gujranwala. Your board only decides your roll number, centre, session (morning or evening), and practical batch — the paper dates are identical everywhere.

Papers run in two shifts daily. Morning papers typically begin in the first half of the day and evening papers in the afternoon, and the exact reporting time is printed on your roll number slip — not on the public date sheet. Do not assume a 9am start; your slip is the final authority for when to reach the centre.

Practicals Start 30 October: What to Know

The moment the last written paper ends on 28 October, practical examinations begin almost immediately — 30 October to 7 November 2026. This two-day gap is the only breather between the written and practical phases, so start your practical preparation now, not after the Chemistry paper.

Practical subjects include Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, and Home Economics-related practicals, depending on your group. Key points:

• Practicals run in separate batches — your batch, date and lab venue are printed on your roll number slip or a separate practical slip issued by your board.
• Carry your original roll number slip, your CNIC/B-Form (or school ID), and your practical notebook/copy where required — examiners can refuse entry without them.
• Viva questions are usually drawn straight from the experiments you performed — revise your lab manual’s observations and precautions first, not the theory.
• Reach at least 30 minutes early; late entry into a practical batch is almost never allowed because apparatus is assigned in advance.

KP Boards: Revised SSC Annual-II Date Sheets

Students in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are on a different — and recently revised — timeline. After the boards issued revised date sheets in October, the current picture is:

• BISE Abbottabad: Written papers run 22 October – 12 November 2026, starting with Islamiyat/Ethics and ending with Urdu and Geography of Pakistan for 9th class. Practicals follow from 14 to 20 November — 10th class practicals on 14–17 November, 9th class on 18–20 November, in three daily shifts.
• BISE Mardan: The revised written schedule also runs 22 October – 12 November 2026, beginning with 10th class Islamiyat and ending with 9th class Urdu. Morning papers start at 9:00am and evening papers at 2:00pm.
• BISE Peshawar: Caution is needed here — the board has issued multiple revisions, and different reporting puts the start at either 12 October or 22 October. Peshawar students should rely only on the roll number slip downloaded from the board’s official website and not on older date-sheet printouts from September.

The safest rule for every KP student: if your board revised its sheet in October, throw away any date sheet you printed in September and re-download the latest one. Your roll number slip always overrides the public date sheet.

Roll Number Slips: Download Before You Travel

Every board has moved roll number slips online. BISE Lahore’s official slip portal is slips.biselahore.com, linked directly from the board’s homepage (biselahore.com), where the “Roll No. Slips SSC (2nd Annual) Exam 2026” portal is currently live. Other boards host theirs on their own websites — search your board’s name plus “roll number slip 2nd annual 2026” and use only the official board domain, never third-party download sites that may serve outdated files.

Private candidates generally download slips online; regular candidates usually receive them through their schools, but the online portal works for both as a backup. Print two copies — keep one at home and carry one to every paper. A screenshot on your phone is not accepted at most centres.

Exam Day Checklist: What to Carry (and What Gets You Barred)

Boards are enforcing hall rules strictly this year. This is the complete, no-surprises checklist:

• Must carry: printed roll number slip, CNIC or B-Form or school ID card, blue/black ballpoints plus spares, transparent pencil box, geometry box (for Physics/Maths), and your practical notebook on practical days.
• Strictly banned: mobile phones, smartwatches, any electronic device, calculators (unless the paper explicitly permits), and helping material of any kind. Being caught with a phone — even switched off — means an unfair-means case that can cancel your paper and ban you from future exams.
• Reach 30–45 minutes early. Centres close their gates before the paper starts, and supplementary centres are often in unfamiliar schools — locate yours a day before, not on the morning of the paper.
• Dress simply. Some centres ask students to remove caps and check pockets at the gate; cooperate quickly so you are seated calmly before the paper is distributed.

How to Use the Last Four Days: A Realistic Plan

With only a handful of papers left, cramming whole books is a losing strategy. Here is what actually works for supplementary candidates at this stage:

• Today (24 Oct): Education paper done — shift immediately to Physics numericals. Solve the last five years’ numericals; supplementary Physics papers repeat question patterns heavily.
• Sunday (25 Oct): This gap day is a gift. Spend the morning on Urdu grammar (tashreeh, mazmoon outlines, idioms) and the evening revising Chemistry definitions and short questions. Do not touch a new chapter.
• Monday (26 Oct): Physics paper in the morning. After it, switch straight to Urdu full revision — translation exercises and the most repeated long questions.
• Tuesday (27 Oct): Urdu paper done — the entire evening belongs to Chemistry: short questions from every chapter, plus the diagrams and equations that carry easy marks.
• Wednesday (28 Oct): Chemistry paper — the final bell. Then two days of rest before practicals begin on 30 October.

The single highest-return habit for the remaining papers: attempt every question, in order, with clear headings. Supplementary marking rewards complete attempts far more than perfect ones — blank space earns zero, but a structured partial answer earns step marks.

After the Exams: When Do the Results Come?

The boards typically announce 2nd annual results a few weeks after the practical phase concludes — but the exact date is only confirmed by each board’s official notification, and we will publish it the moment it is announced. When the results are out, you can check them instantly on TimelyUps: use the BISE Result Checker tool, or go straight to your board’s page — the BISE Lahore result page for Lahore-board students and the FBISE result page for federal-board students. Keep your roll number safe; you will need it on result day.

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