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BISE Malakand Posts Revised SSC Annual-II 2026 Date Sheet: What KP Students Should Do

BISE Malakand posted a revised SSC Annual-II 2026 date sheet on 7 October. See where to find it, how to compare it with your roll number slip and what to do.

Fajr Riaz, author at Pakistan EraFajr Riaz4 min read
An empty school examination hall in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with rows of wooden desks and chairs in morning light

BISE Malakand posted a revised date sheet for the SSC Annual-II 2026 examinations on 7 October 2026. The board published it as two images on its website. If you sit this exam, download the new sheet today and compare it with the one you printed earlier, paper by paper.

We read the board's notice page on 8 October 2026. It says the revised sheet was uploaded on 7 October, the same day the second annual exams for Class 9 and Class 10 were due to begin in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The notice does not say what changed or why.

The board posted the revised sheet on 7 October

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Malakand uploaded the revised SSC Annual-II date sheet on 7 October 2026. It appears as two image files, not as text. The page was last updated on 8 October.

The notice carries the title "Revised Date Sheet: SSC A-II 2026" and nothing else in words. We could not read the paper dates from the page text, so we do not repeat any here. Read the images yourself on the board website, because a wrong date from a message group costs a paper.

Timeline of BISE Malakand SSC Annual-II 2026 notices from roll number slips to the revised date sheet
DateBoard notice, as shown on the website
29 SeptemberRoll number slips available
2 OctoberSupervisory staff list for SSC Annual-II
5 OctoberPress release about the examination
7 OctoberRevised date sheet, two images

The board's page lists these items in its updates. We did not open the press release, so we cannot say whether it explains the revision.

Compare the new sheet with your roll number slip

Your roll number slip and the date sheet must agree. If any date, subject or time looks different, trust the board's revised sheet and then ask your school or the board office to confirm in writing. Do it before the paper, not after.

  1. Open the BISE Malakand website and go to the latest updates.
  2. Open "Revised Date Sheet: SSC A-II 2026" and view both images.
  3. Find your subjects in the list and note each date and time.
  4. Compare them with your roll number slip and any printed older sheet.
  5. Write the final dates in one place and tell your family.
Steps to compare the revised BISE Malakand date sheet with your roll number slip

The earlier schedule, with fee deadlines and who can sit the second annual, is in the note on KP second annual exam dates for 2026. That page predates the revision, so do not use it for paper dates.

Why check twice? A revised sheet usually replaces the first one for every affected paper. If you keep a printed copy of the old sheet, it can send you to the centre on the wrong day. The board has not said how many papers moved, so the only safe step is to read every line. Do this today, and again the evening before each paper, in case the board posts another notice.

Parents can help in a simple way. Sit with the student, read the images aloud, and write each date on one household calendar. Then keep the roll number slip, a pen and an ID document in one folder. These small steps matter more than any news, because a missed paper means waiting for the next sitting.

Students of other KP boards should check their own board

The revised sheet belongs to BISE Malakand. Candidates of other Khyber Pakhtunkhwa boards must follow their own board's notices, because boards in the same province have issued different schedules before.

BISE Kohat issued its own second annual notice earlier. We tried to open the Kohat board's website on 8 October and it did not load for us, so we cannot say whether it revised anything. Check your own board directly. The same advice holds for a student who studied in one division and sits in another.

Prepare for the results with the right sources

Second annual results come weeks after the papers. Keep your roll number slip and use only your board's website for the result. Fake result pages and paid result messages circulate every season.

When the result is ready, the steps to check board results online work for every board. The provincial higher secondary results are in the KP HSSC result 2026 article. And if a failed paper hits a family hard, the page on what to do when a child fails an exam lists two helplines we read at source.

Warning to use only the board website for date sheets and results

Common questions about the BISE Malakand revised date sheet

These answers rely on the board's notice page as we read it on 8 October 2026. The images were not readable as text, so we do not quote paper dates.

When was the revised SSC Annual-II date sheet posted?

On 7 October 2026, according to the BISE Malakand notice page, which was last updated on 8 October.

What changed in the revised date sheet?

The board does not say in words. The notice is two images. Compare them with your older sheet to find any change.

Does this apply to BISE Kohat students?

No. The notice is from BISE Malakand. Kohat students should follow the Kohat board.

Where do I download my roll number slip?

On the BISE Malakand website. The board lists roll number slips as available from 29 September 2026.

Should I trust a date sheet from a message group?

No. Use only the board website or your school. Old and edited sheets spread quickly and can differ from the revised sheet.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked on 8 October 2026 on the BISE Malakand website: the Revised Date Sheet notice and the latest updates list. We could not read the date sheet images as text, and the Kohat board site did not load for us.

About the author

Fajr Riaz, author at Pakistan Era

Public Services and Education Journalist

Fajr Riaz

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.

TopicsBISE MalakandSSC Annual-IIKhyber PakhtunkhwaDate SheetEducation