Quick Answer: The Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Board (PCTB) has released the Class 10th syllabus 2026-27 for Hearing Impaired Children under the Special Education system. It covers two subjects — English (Theory) and Computer Science (Theory + Practical) — with reduced, simplified chapters, MCQs, short and long questions, translation exercises, and a model paper. English (Theory) is worth 35 marks in the objective paper (30 minutes), while Computer Science carries 30 marks (Theory) and 90 marks (Practical).
The Directorate of Special Education, Punjab, in coordination with PCTB, has issued the official 10th class syllabus for hearing impaired students for session 2026-27 . This syllabus is designed specifically for special education institutes and is different from the mainstream Class 10 (Matric) syllabus in scope and difficulty level, with fewer chapters and a strong focus on comprehension, vocabulary, translation, and practical computer skills.
Below is a complete, chapter-wise and unit-wise breakdown of everything included in the syllabus, along with the exam pattern and preparation guide for students, teachers, and parents.
This syllabus applies to 10th class students enrolled in Special Education institutes for Hearing Impaired children in Punjab , for the academic session 2026-27 . The medium of instruction for all subjects is English . Unlike the general Matric syllabus, this version:
| Subject | Type | Total Marks |
|---|---|---|
| English | Theory | 35 (objective paper) |
| Computer Science | Theory | 30 |
| Computer Science | Practical | 90 |
The English syllabus for hearing impaired Class 10 students includes six chapters (chapters 2 and 7 have been excluded from this year's syllabus):
| Unit No. | Chapter Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Hazrat Muhammad's (ﷺ) Social Reforms for the Rights of Women, Orphans and Slaves |
| 3 | Digital Globalization Transforming the English Language |
| 4 | The Earth: Act Now for Tomorrow |
| 5 | The Happy Prince |
| 6 | Drug Abuse |
| 8 | Pollution-Free Pakistan with Greenery All Around |
Exercise types included for each chapter:
Book: Computer Education & Entrepreneurship (10th), PCTB 2026-27 Total Marks: 30
| Sr. No. | Unit | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Unit 1 | Operating Systems, Structure & Services |
| 2 | Unit 5 | Introduction to Data Sciences |
| 3 | Unit 6 | Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) |
| 4 | Unit 7 | Applications of AI |
Key topics tested include:
Books: Computer Education & Entrepreneurship (10th), PCTB 2026-27 and Information and Communication Technologies (9th), PCTB 2025-26 Total Marks: 90
| Sr. No. | Unit | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Unit 2 | System Recovery and Advanced Maintenance |
| 2 | Unit 5 | Introduction to Data Sciences (MS Excel and Google Sheets) |
| 3 | Unit 1 (ICT 9th) | Mastering Microsoft Word and PowerPoint |
Practical skills students are expected to demonstrate:
For teachers and parents supporting hearing impaired students, this syllabus provides a clear, scoped-down roadmap for exam preparation — reducing the six-subject mainstream Matric load down to two focused subjects, with practical and vocational computer skills weighted heavily (90 out of 155 total marks across both subjects come from the Computer Science practical alone).
Q1: Which subjects are included in the Class 10th Hearing Impaired syllabus 2026-27?
The syllabus includes English (Theory) and Computer Science (Theory + Practical).
Q2: How many chapters of English are included?
Six chapters are included: Chapters 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8. Chapters 2 and 7 are not part of this year's syllabus.
Q3: What is the total marks distribution?
English (Theory) objective paper carries 35 marks, Computer Science Theory carries 30 marks, and Computer Science Practical carries 90 marks.
Q4: What is the medium of instruction?
All subjects are taught and examined in English medium.
Q5: Which board issues this syllabus?
The syllabus is issued by the Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Board (PCTB) in coordination with the Directorate of Special Education, Punjab, specifically for Hearing Impaired Special Education institutes.
Q6: Is this the same as the regular Matric syllabus?
No. It is a modified, accessibility-focused version with fewer chapters and simplified exercises tailored for hearing impaired students.
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