Inter 2nd Annual Exams 2026 Punjab Boards – Start 3 November: Date Sheet, Slips & Preparation

A second chance is on the way for Intermediate students across Punjab. The nine boards of the province will hold the Intermediate 2nd Annual (Supplementary) Examinations 2026 together on a common schedule, and the first paper will be held on 3 November 2026. These exams cover both Part-I (11th class) and Part-II (12th class) subjects, so failed, compartment and improvement candidates of either class can appear.

The admission window for these exams closed on 17 October 2026, which means only students who already submitted their admission forms can sit in the papers. This guide explains who is eligible, the key dates in one table, how to download your date sheet and collect your roll number slip, and how to use the days left before 3 November wisely.

Inter 2nd Annual Exams 2026 – Key Information

Who Can Appear in the 2nd Annual Exams 2026?

The supplementary session exists for students whose annual result did not go as planned. You can appear in these exams if any of the following applies to you:

• Failed students: students who failed in one or more subjects of the Intermediate annual exams.
• Compartment students: students who were placed in compartment in their annual result.
• Improvement candidates: students who passed but want to improve their marks or division.
• Absent students: students who could not appear in one or more annual papers, provided they submitted their admission form before the deadline.

One thing must be clear: the admission window for the 2nd annual exams closed on 17 October 2026. If you did not submit your admission form and fee before that date, you cannot appear in this session — you will have to wait for the next exam cycle.

How to Download Your 2nd Annual Date Sheet

Each board issues its own date sheet on the common joint schedule, so you must download the date sheet of your own board, not another board’s. Follow these steps:

1. Open your board’s official website — for example, students of the Lahore board can open biselahore.com; students of other boards should open their own board’s site (bisegrw.edu.pk, web.bisemultan.edu.pk, bisefsd.edu.pk, biserawalpindi.edu.pk, bisesargodha.edu.pk, bisebwp.edu.pk, bisedgkhan.edu.pk or bisesahiwal.edu.pk).
2. Look for the “Date Sheets” or “Downloads” section on the homepage.
3. Select “Intermediate 2nd Annual Examination 2026” and choose your class — Part-I or Part-II.
4. Download the PDF and note the date, day and session (morning or evening) of each of your papers.
5. Make your own study timetable from this date sheet, giving the earliest papers the first priority.

Roll Number Slips: Regular and Private Candidates

Your roll number slip is your entry ticket to the exam hall. Regular students will receive their slips from their college or institution a few days before the exams begin. If your slip has not reached your institution by the last week of October, ask your college office about it yourself.

Private candidates can download their roll number slip from their board’s official website using their registration details, or the board may send it to the address they gave on the admission form. Open the Lahore board’s website as an example of where the download section appears; other boards place it in a similar “Downloads” or “Roll Number Slip” section of their own sites. Check your name, father’s name, subjects and exam centre on the slip. If anything is wrong, contact your board office at once — do not wait for the exam day.

Preparation Plan for the Days Left

With the first paper on 3 November, the time left is short, so every day counts. Use this simple plan:

• Start with past papers: solve the last 3 to 5 years of papers of each of your subjects. A large part of supplementary papers comes from repeated questions and the board pairing scheme.
• Follow the pairing scheme: prepare the chapters that carry the most marks in the pairing scheme first, then move to the smaller ones.
• Fix your weak subject first: give daily hours to the subject you failed in, and revise the others around it.
• Prepare MCQs well: the objective portion is scoring and can lift a weak paper — prepare MCQs and short questions from the whole book, not just selected chapters.
• Write, not just read: practise writing answers in the exam pattern. Neat presentation and clear headings earn marks.

Exam-Hall Rules to Remember

• You need at least 40% marks in each subject to pass.
• Mobile phones and smart watches are strictly not allowed inside the exam hall.
• Carry the original roll number slip along with your CNIC or B-Form — you cannot enter without them.
• Reach your centre at least 30 minutes before the paper starts.
• If you miss a paper, there is no re-sit in the same session — you will have to wait for the next exam cycle.

Result of 2nd Annual Exams: Expected 12 January 2027

Under the Punjab boards’ joint schedule, the result of the Intermediate 2nd Annual Examinations 2026 is expected on 12 January 2027. Any change in this date will be announced on the boards’ own official websites, so keep an eye on your board’s site after the exams end.

Also check our other result guides: BISE Lahore 11th Class Result 2026, BISE Multan 11th Class Result 2026, BISE Gujranwala 11th Class Result 2026 and BISE Faisalabad 11th Class Result 2026.

Conclusion

The Inter 2nd Annual Exams 2026 begin on 3 November in all nine Punjab boards for Part-I and Part-II. Download your date sheet and roll number slip now, plan around your weakest subject, and treat these exams as the fresh start they are meant to be.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When do the Inter 2nd Annual (Supplementary) Exams 2026 start?

The exams start on 3 November 2026 in all nine Punjab boards at the same time, under the boards’ joint schedule.

Who can appear in the 2nd annual exams?

Students who failed in subjects, were placed in compartment, want to improve their marks, or remained absent — provided they submitted their admission form before 17 October 2026.

Can I still submit an admission form for the supplementary exams?

No. The admission window closed on 17 October 2026. Only candidates who applied in time can appear in this session.

How do I download the date sheet?

Each board publishes its own date sheet in the “Date Sheets” or “Downloads” section of its official website. Download the date sheet of your own board and your class (Part-I or Part-II).

How do I get my roll number slip?

Regular students get it from their college or institution. Private candidates can download it from their board’s official website or receive it at their given address.

When will the 2nd annual result be announced?

The result is expected on 12 January 2027 under the Punjab boards’ joint schedule.