Check the BISE Gujranwala Class 9 Second Annual 2026 Date Sheet: Papers Run 17 to 28 October
BISE Gujranwala Class 9 second annual exam 2026 runs 17 to 28 October. See paper dates, 9:00 am and 2:00 pm timings, paper lengths and exam hall rules.
Short answer: BISE Gujranwala holds the Class 9 (Part I) papers of the SSC second annual exam 2026 from Saturday 17 October to Wednesday 28 October. Class 10 theory papers run from 6 to 16 October, and Class 10 practicals from 30 October to 12 November. Morning papers start at 9:00 am and evening papers at 2:00 pm.
Most families watch the first paper date and forget the rest. At Gujranwala the second annual exam is split in two. Class 10 sits first and Class 9 follows with no gap day, so a student who failed one subject in each class has two separate runs to track.
We read the board's date sheet, issued by the Controller of Examinations on 14 September 2026, on the BISE Gujranwala website on 12 October 2026. It is an Urdu PDF. This page gives the dates, times and rules in plain language.
Class 9 papers run from 17 to 28 October
The Class 9 sheet starts on Saturday 17 October with Pakistan Studies and ends on Wednesday 28 October with Chemistry and General Science. There is no paper on Sundays. Each day has a morning group and, for most subjects, an evening group.
| Date | Morning papers | Evening papers |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday 17 October | Pakistan Studies (compulsory) | Geography, Commercial Geography, Fish Farming, Food and Nutrition |
| Monday 19 October | Mathematics (science), General Mathematics (arts), first group | The same subjects, second group |
| Tuesday 20 October | Islamiyat (compulsory) | Elements of Home Economics, Woodwork |
| Wednesday 21 October | English (compulsory), first group | English (compulsory), second group |
| Thursday 22 October | Biology (first group), Computer Science | Biology (second group), Punjabi, Arabic, Persian, Urdu Adab, Business Studies, Technical Drawing |
| Friday 23 October | Tarjuma-tul-Quran (compulsory), Ethics for non-Muslims | Electrical Wiring, Poultry Farming, Art and Model Drawing |
| Saturday 24 October | Education, Physiology and Hygiene, Computer Hardware | History of Pakistan, Islamic History |
| Monday 26 October | Physics (first group), Civics, Clothing and Textiles | Physics (second group), Islamiyat (elective) |
| Tuesday 27 October | Urdu (compulsory), Geography of Pakistan in place of Urdu | Economics, Environmental Studies, Dress Making |
| Wednesday 28 October | Chemistry (first group), Health and Physical Education | Chemistry (second group), General Science |
Read your own subjects on the board's PDF. Our table lists the main papers, and a few optional subjects share a day with others.
Class 10 theory ends on 16 October and practicals follow
Class 10 (Part II) theory papers began on 6 October and finish on 16 October. Practical examinations for Class 10 then run from 30 October to 12 November, in up to three sittings a day.
Physics practicals are listed on 2, 3 and 4 November, and Chemistry on 5, 6 and 7 November. The board's third page lists the practical for each subject with its time window, so check it against your roll number slip.
Paper timings and reporting times
The morning paper starts at 9:00 am and candidates must reach the centre by 8:10 am. The evening paper starts at 2:00 pm, with reporting by 1:10 pm. On Fridays the evening paper starts at 2:30 pm and the reporting time is 2:00 pm.
The length of each paper depends on the subject. The board's notice gives four lengths.
| Paper length | Subjects, as listed by the board |
|---|---|
| 2 hours 30 minutes | Urdu, English, Mathematics, General Science, elective Islamiyat, Civics and most arts subjects |
| 2 hours | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Health and Physical Education, Food and Nutrition, Clothing and Textiles, Ethics, Tarjuma-tul-Quran, and the 50 mark compulsory Islamiyat and Pakistan Studies papers |
| 1 hour 30 minutes | Art, Electrical Wiring, Poultry Farming, Woodwork, Fish Farming, Computer Hardware, Dress Making |
| 3 hours | Pakistan Studies (100 marks) and compulsory Islamiyat (100 marks) |
Rules the board repeats in the notice
The notice gives the usual exam-hall rules and a few that students often miss. A roll number slip issued "provisionally" can be cancelled after the exam if the candidate was found ineligible, so clear any doubt with the board now.
- Carry your roll number slip and sit only in the group printed on it.
- Do not use blades, correction fluid or similar items on the answer sheet.
- Do not use a lead pencil on objective papers or practical answer sheets.
- You may use a calculator in the secondary school exam. Mobile phones are not allowed in the centre.
- If any detail on the slip is wrong, contact the board before the paper, not after.
If you missed the forms, our report on the Punjab matric second annual exam and its form dates explains the fee stages. Results later arrive as QR-verified PDF result cards, so keep your roll number.
Common questions
When does the Class 9 second annual exam start at BISE Gujranwala?
It starts on Saturday 17 October 2026 with Pakistan Studies and ends on 28 October with Chemistry and General Science.
What time do the papers start?
Morning papers start at 9:00 am. Evening papers start at 2:00 pm, and on Fridays at 2:30 pm.
Are the Class 9 and Class 10 papers on the same day?
No. Class 10 theory runs from 6 to 16 October and Class 9 from 17 to 28 October. Practicals for Class 10 follow from 30 October.
Can I use a calculator?
The board's notice says calculators are allowed in the secondary school exam. Mobile phones are not allowed in the centre.
Do other Punjab boards use the same dates?
We read only the Gujranwala sheet. Punjab boards often follow common committee decisions, but each board publishes its own sheet, so check yours.
Where is the official date sheet?
It is on the BISE Gujranwala website under general notices, titled Date Sheet for Second Annual 2026.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read the Date Sheet for Second Annual 2026 PDF on the BISE Gujranwala website on 12 October 2026. Boards can revise a sheet by notice. Confirm your own paper date on the board site or your roll number slip.
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