BISE Peshawar SSC Supplementary 2026 Restarts 22 October: Revised Date Sheet to 12 November

BISE Peshawar's SSC Annual-II 2026 exam, the matric supplementary for 9th and 10th class, now starts on Thursday, 22 October 2026 and runs to 12 November, with practicals from 13 to 18 November. The board issued a revised date sheet signed by the Controller of Examinations on 16 October 2026, five days after it suspended the papers that were due to begin on 12 October. We read the new sheet on the board's website on 19 October.

Morning papers run from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon and evening papers from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Pakistan Standard Time. The first day has Islamiyat compulsory for 10th class in the morning. If you sat for the suspended exam, your roll number slip stays valid; only the dates have moved.

The exam was suspended on 11 October and resumes on 22 October

The board's press release of 11 October 2026 suspended all SSC Annual-II 2026 papers from 12 October until further orders, in line with other Khyber Pakhtunkhwa boards. The revised date sheet of 16 October gives the new dates. Nothing else about the exam changed, as far as the sheet shows.

We reported the suspension when BISE Peshawar suspended the SSC Annual-II exam, and the Mardan and Malakand boards did the same. The Peshawar sheet is the only revised one we have read so far. Students of other KP boards should wait for their own board's notice rather than assume the same dates.

The 10th class papers run from 22 October to 11 November

Tenth class morning papers are Islamiyat on 22 October, Pakistan Studies on 24 October, Physics on 27 October, English on 29 October, Mutala-e-Quran Hakeem on 31 October, Biology and Computer Science on 3 November, Mathematics on 5 November, Chemistry on 7 November and Urdu on 11 November.

Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies and Mutala-e-Quran Hakeem are two hour papers. Computer Science is two and a half hours. Most others are three hours. There is no paper on Sunday 25 October, Sunday 1 November, Sunday 8 November or Monday 9 November.

The 9th class papers start a day after the 10th and end on 12 November

Ninth class papers follow the same subject order one day later: Islamiyat on 23 October, Pakistan Studies on 26 October, Physics on 28 October, English on 30 October, Mutala-e-Quran Hakeem on 2 November, Biology and Computer Science on 4 November, Mathematics on 6 November, Chemistry on 10 November and Urdu on 12 November.

Ninth class evening papers include Education and Management for Better Home on 22 October, Economics and Islamic History on 24 October, and the Pashto, Persian, Arabic and literature group on 31 October. A student who has both a 9th and a 10th class paper, which happens with a combined supplementary, should check both columns for every date, because the two classes alternate between morning and evening.

Practical exams run from 13 to 18 November in three daily groups

Practicals start the day after the last theory paper. Ninth class Physics and Health and Physical Education are on 13 November, 10th class on 14 November. Chemistry, Food and Nutrition and Electrical Wiring follow on 15 and 16 November, and Biology, Computer Science, Physiology Hygiene and Plumbing on 17 and 18 November.

Each practical day has three groups: 9:00 to 11:00 am, 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm, and 3:00 to 5:00 pm. Your group is assigned by the centre, so check the notice at your school. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Food and Nutrition, Physiology Hygiene and Health and Physical Education practicals carry 10 marks each. Computer Science carries 20, and Electrical Wiring and Plumbing carry 40.

1. Print or save the revised date sheet from bisep.edu.pk and mark your own papers on it.
2. Check both the 9th and 10th rows if you are appearing in papers from both classes.
3. Reach the centre well before 9:00 am or 2:00 pm. The sheet gives no separate reporting time, so use the usual half hour.
4. Leave your mobile phone at home. The board's sheet says phones are strictly prohibited in exam halls.
5. Note your practical group once your school announces it, and bring the same roll number slip.

What this means for KP students waiting on other boards

Peshawar's revised sheet is a signal that the KP boards are restarting their supplementary exams in the last week of October. Mardan and Malakand had postponed on the same day as Peshawar, and the earlier dates for all KP boards were set out in the KP second annual exam 2026 dates. Those boards have to publish their own revised sheets, and their dates may differ by a day or two.

The 11th and 12th class supplementary in Peshawar is separate. Its online admission notification went out on 7 October, and the exam is planned for 18 November, as covered in the BISE Peshawar HSSC Annual-II 2026 notice. Nothing in the new SSC sheet changes that.

Common questions

When does the BISE Peshawar matric supplementary 2026 start now?

Thursday, 22 October 2026, with 10th class Islamiyat in the morning and 9th class Education in the evening. Theory papers end on 12 November.

Do I need a new roll number slip?

The revised sheet says nothing about new slips, so the existing SSC Annual-II 2026 slip applies. Ask your school if the centre on your slip has changed.

What are the paper timings?

Morning 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, evening 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Two hour papers such as Islamiyat and Pakistan Studies end earlier within that slot.

When are the practicals?

13 to 18 November 2026, in three groups a day from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Ninth class comes first on each pair of days.

Does this date sheet apply to Mardan, Malakand, Swat or other KP boards?

No. It is Peshawar's sheet only. The other boards issue their own revised sheets, and we had not read one by 19 October.

How we verified this

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

Last checked 19 October 2026. We read the BISE Peshawar revised date sheet for the SSC (9th and 10th) Annual-II Examination 2026, a scanned PDF signed by the Controller of Examinations and dated 16 October 2026, linked from the board's home page at bisep.edu.pk, and the practical date sheet on its second page. We also re-read the board's press release of 11 October 2026 that suspended the papers from 12 October. We did not find a reporting time or any note about roll number slips in the revised sheet, so those points come from the board's usual practice rather than this document. We had not read revised sheets from Mardan, Malakand or any other KP board by 19 October.