BISE Rawalpindi Revised Inter 2nd Annual Date Sheet 2026: Military Science Moves to 28 November
BISE Rawalpindi's revised Inter 2nd Annual 2026 date sheet moves Military Science Part-I to 28 November. See Part-I and Part-II dates, timings and exam rules.
BISE Rawalpindi posted a revised date sheet for the Intermediate 2nd Annual Examination 2026 on 4 November. The one change it marks is Military Science Part-I, moved from 17 November to 28 November 2026. Every other paper keeps its date: Part-II runs from 3 to 16 November and Part-I from 17 to 28 November.
The exams are already under way. Part-II began on 3 November with Psychology, Commercial Geography and History. If you sit Military Science in Part-I, your paper is now on the last day of the theory exams, Saturday 28 November, in the second sitting.
We read the revised date sheet, signed by the Controller of Examinations, from biserawalpindi.edu.pk. The file was uploaded on the morning of 4 November.
Military Science Part-I moves to 28 November
The note at the foot of the revised sheet reads: "Date of Military Science (Part-I) changed from 17-11-26 to 28-11-26." It is now listed with Sociology, Islamic Studies (Islamic Studies Group) and Fine Arts in the 2:00 pm sitting on Saturday 28 November.
The paper code is unchanged at (823.824). Students should check that their roll number slip and the centre's copy of the date sheet show the new date. The board's own instructions tell candidates to compare the slip with the detailed date sheet kept at the centre, so that no paper is missed.
| Paper | Old date | New date | Sitting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Military Science, Part-I (823.824) | 17 November 2026 | 28 November 2026, Saturday | Second, 2:00 pm |
Part-II papers run from 3 to 16 November
Part-II (12th class) papers fill the first two weeks. Six subjects are split into two sittings, for the first and second groups: English, Mathematics, Biology, Computer Science, Chemistry and Physics. Your slip tells you which group and time you are in.
| Date | Part-II, morning (9:00 am) | Part-II, second sitting |
|---|---|---|
| Thu 5 November | Tarjama-tul-Quran-ul-Majeed; Ethics | Islamic Studies (Elective); Principles of Accounting |
| Fri 6 November | Mathematics and Biology, first group | Mathematics and Biology, second group; Health and Physical Education |
| Tue 10 November | Computer Science, first group | Computer Science, second group |
| Thu 12 November | Chemistry, first group; Civics | Chemistry, second group; Statistics |
| Fri 13 November | Education | Pakistan Studies (Compulsory) |
| Mon 16 November | Physics, first group; Home Economics; Library Science | Physics, second group; Geography; Islamic History and Culture |
The sheet also lists Business Statistics, Sociology and Fine Arts on 7 November, Urdu, Pakistani Culture and Philosophy on 11 November, and the languages, Economics, Military Science, Urdu Advance and Banking on 14 November.
Part-I papers run from 17 to 28 November
Part-I (11th class) papers start on Tuesday 17 November with Psychology, Islamic History and Culture, Commercial Practice, History and Principles of Economics. English Compulsory follows on 18 November in two groups.
| Date | Part-I, morning (9:00 am) | Part-I, second sitting |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 18 November | English (Compulsory), first group | English (Compulsory), second group |
| Fri 20 November | Chemistry, first group; Civics | Chemistry, second group; Statistics |
| Mon 23 November | Computer Science, first group | Computer Science, second group |
| Wed 25 November | Mathematics and Biology, first group | Mathematics and Biology, second group; Health and Physical Education |
| Fri 27 November | Physics, first group; Home Economics | Physics, second group; Geography |
| Sat 28 November | Tarjama-tul-Quran-ul-Majeed; Ethics | Sociology; Islamic Studies; Fine Arts; Military Science |
Practical exams follow from 1 to 22 December 2026, by group. We have set out the full practical schedule in our guide to the BISE Rawalpindi Inter practical date sheet.
Timings and rules on the revised sheet
The morning sitting starts at 9:00 am, and candidates must report by 8:30 am. The second sitting starts at 2:00 pm with reporting at 1:30 pm. On Fridays the second sitting starts at 2:30 pm, with reporting at 2:00 pm.
- Bring your roll number slip to the exam hall every day. Without it you will not be allowed to sit.
- Sit only at the centre, time and group printed on your slip.
- Leave your mobile phone at home. Phones are not allowed in or around the centre.
- Solve the objective paper first, then the subjective paper, as the invigilators direct.
- Do not walk out in protest. The board says a candidate who walks out is marked absent and is not re-examined in that paper.
Section 144 applies at exam centres and practical labs, so outsiders may not enter. Sitting an exam for someone else is punishable under the law on impersonation. If you have not yet got your slip, our guide on the Inter 2nd Annual roll number slip shows where each Punjab board posts them.
Common questions
What changed in the BISE Rawalpindi revised date sheet?
Military Science Part-I moved from 17 November to 28 November 2026. The sheet marks no other change.
When do the BISE Rawalpindi Inter 2nd Annual exams end?
Theory papers end on 28 November 2026. Practicals run from 1 to 22 December 2026.
What time does the Friday afternoon paper start?
At 2:30 pm, with reporting at 2:00 pm. On other days the second sitting starts at 2:00 pm.
Which papers have two groups?
English, Mathematics, Biology, Computer Science, Chemistry and Physics are held in two sittings, for the first and second groups.
Can I sit my paper in a different group or centre?
No. The board says you must sit at the time, group and centre on your roll number slip.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked on 5 November 2026. We read the BISE Rawalpindi revised date sheet for the Intermediate 2nd Annual Examination 2026, including its Urdu instructions and practical schedule. Other Punjab boards publish their own sheets, such as the one in our Multan board date sheet guide.
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.
