AJK Board Inter 2nd Annual Admission 2026: Single Fee Now Until 26 October, Every Fee Stage
AJK Board extended single fee for inter 2nd annual 2026 forms to 26 October. See all five fee stages, the Rs 2,070 science fee and the 15 November cutoff.

The AJK Board has extended the single fee deadline for Intermediate Part I, Part II and Composite second annual 2026 admission forms to 26 October 2026. After that, double fee applies to 31 October, and the admission portal closes for good after 15 November 2026. Single fee for a regular science student is Rs 2,070 for one part and Rs 3,640 for Composite.
The Azad Jammu and Kashmir Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Mirpur, issued this as Amendment Notification No. 02, dated 20 October 2026. It replaces the schedule of 15 October, which had ended the single fee stage on 20 October. We read both notices on the board's notifications page, the latest on 24 October 2026.
Single fee forms are now accepted until 26 October 2026
AJK Board's single fee stage for inter second annual 2026 now runs from 6 to 26 October 2026, six days longer than first notified. Colleges and private candidates must get the hard copy of the form to the board by 31 October.
The board says the exam is expected in the third week of November 2026. The same five-stage structure stays in place, with every stage moved later. The table shows the new dates for feeding forms and paying the fee, and the last date for the hard copy to reach the board office by hand or post.
| Fee stage | Online form and fee | Hard copy reaches board by |
|---|---|---|
| Single fee | 6 to 26 October 2026 | 31 October 2026 |
| Double fee | 27 to 31 October 2026 | 5 November 2026 |
| Triple fee | 1 to 5 November 2026 | 10 November 2026 |
| Four times fee | 6 to 10 November 2026 | 15 November 2026 |
| Five times fee | 11 to 15 November 2026 | 20 November 2026 |

Single fee is Rs 2,070 for science and Rs 2,000 for arts
Regular science candidates pay Rs 2,070 for Part I or Part II and Rs 3,640 for Composite at the single fee stage. Private candidates pay a little more: Rs 2,150 for one part in science and Rs 3,800 for Composite.
| Candidate and group | Part I | Part II | Composite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular, Science | Rs 2,070 | Rs 2,070 | Rs 3,640 |
| Regular, Arts and Commerce | Rs 2,000 | Rs 2,000 | Rs 3,500 |
| Private, Science | Rs 2,150 | Rs 2,150 | Rs 3,800 |
| Private, Arts and Commerce | Rs 2,070 | Rs 2,070 | Rs 3,640 |
The notice prints only the single fee amounts. It names the later stages as double, triple, four times and five times fee, but does not print rupee figures for them. On a plain reading, double fee for a regular science part would be Rs 4,140, but that is our arithmetic, not the board's number. Ask the board before you rely on it.
Composite saves money when you sit both parts. A regular science student who takes Part I and Part II separately pays Rs 4,140 at single fee, against Rs 3,640 for Composite, a saving of Rs 500 by our count.

How to submit the AJK inter second annual form
Fill the form on the AJK Board admission portal, pay the fee at the listed bank, and get the hard copy to the board in Mirpur before the hard copy date for your fee stage. Regular candidates go through their college.
- Decide whether you are sitting Part I, Part II or Composite.
- Check your group, as science fees differ from arts and commerce.
- Fill the form online on the AJK Board site before your fee stage ends.
- Pay the fee and keep the bank receipt.
- Send the hard copy with the receipt by hand or post to reach the board in time.
- Watch the board's site for roll number slips before the exam.
The board's homepage already lists second annual 2026 roll number slip pages for HSSC Part I and Part II. They will only work once the board issues the slips closer to the exam.

The portal closes completely after 15 November 2026
AJK Board says that after the five times fee stage ends on 15 November 2026, the admission portal will be fully closed for every kind of form. No form can be fed after that, at any fee.
This is the second change to the schedule. The 15 October notice had the single fee stage ending on 20 October and the portal closing after 10 November, and our earlier page on the AJK inter second annual admission gave those dates. The 20 October amendment moves every stage later by about five days. Students who missed 20 October and paid double fee should ask the board whether the difference will be adjusted; the notice does not say.
The 11th class registration for session 2026-28 is a separate process with its own fee, set out in AJK Board 11th class registration.
Common questions
What is the last date for AJK Board inter supplementary admission with single fee?
26 October 2026, under Amendment Notification No. 02 dated 20 October 2026. The hard copy must reach the board by 31 October.
When is the AJK inter second annual exam 2026?
The board says it is expected in the third week of November 2026. No date sheet had been published when we checked.
How much is the AJK inter second annual fee for science?
Rs 2,070 for one part or Rs 3,640 for Composite, for regular candidates at single fee.
What is the very last date to apply?
15 November 2026, at five times fee. The portal closes completely after that.
Do private candidates pay more?
Yes. Private science candidates pay Rs 2,150 for one part and Rs 3,800 for Composite at single fee.
Who do I call at AJK Board about inter admissions?
The notice is signed by the Controller of Examinations (Colleges), whose number on it is 05827-960006.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 24 October 2026. We read Amendment Notification No. 02, No. Board/Inter/2797-22/2026 dated 20 October 2026, posted on 21 October as "Revised Notification Admission Schedule HSSC 2/A Exam.2026" on the AJK Board notifications page, and the earlier revised schedule of 15 October 2026 on the same page. Both are Urdu scans signed by Muhammad Masood Chaudhry, Controller of Examinations (Colleges). The Rs 500 Composite saving and the double fee illustration are our arithmetic. We could not verify the rupee amounts for the later fee stages or the exam date sheet.
About the author

Public Services and Education Journalist
Fajr Riaz is a journalist and content writer at Pakistan Era, based in Lahore. She covers the questions people meet in everyday life in Pakistan: how a public service works, what a change in the rules means, and where to find a reliable answer.




