BISE Larkana Announces 2026 Matric Exam Datesheet: Check SSC Part 1 & 2 Schedule

BISE Larkana Announces 2026 Matric Exam Datesheet: Check SSC Part 1 & 2 Schedule

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Larkana has officially released the Datesheet for the 2026 Annual Matriculation Examinations . The schedule, issued on February 23rd, 2026, outlines the complete program for both SSC Part-I (Class 9) and SSC Part-II (Class 10) students .

According to the official notification, the annual exams for 2026 are set to commence on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 . BISE Larkana has organized the papers into two distinct shifts to efficiently manage the large number of candidates. The morning session will be held from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM , while the evening session is scheduled from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM .

Students currently enrolled in classes 9 and 10 , as well as private candidates, are advised to download their roll number slips from the official website, www.biselrk.com, once they are made available and verify the details of their examination centers.

Detailed BISE Larkana Matric Exam Timetable 2026

The following is the subject-wise breakdown of the SSC annual exams for 2026. Candidates must note the specific dates and shifts for their respective subjects.

March 31, 2026 (Tuesday)

• Morning Session: Physics-I, Islamic History-I, Economics-I

• Evening Session: Biology-II, Computer Science-II, General Mathematics-II (General Group)
  

April 1, 2026 (Wednesday)

• Morning Session: Biology-I, Computer Science-I, General Mathematics-I (General Group)

• Evening Session: Chemistry-II, General Science-II (General Group)

April 2, 2026 (Thursday)

• Morning Session: Chemistry-I, General Science-I

• Evening Session: Physics-II, Islamic History-II, Economics-II

April 3, 2026 (Friday)

• Morning Session: Sindhi Compulsory, Urdu-I Compulsory, History & Geography of Pakistan-I (For Foreigners Only)

• Evening Session: No papers scheduled

April 4, 2026 (Saturday)

• No examinations scheduled (Break Day)

April 5, 2026 (Sunday)

• Holiday (No examinations)

April 6, 2026 (Monday)

• Morning Session: Elective Mathematics-I (Science Group), History of Indo-Pakistan, Civics-I

• Evening Session: English-II
  

April 7, 2026 (Tuesday)

• Morning Session: English-I

• Evening Session: Elective Mathematics-II (Science Group), History of Indo-Pakistan, Civics-II

April 8, 2026 (Wednesday)

• Morning Session: Islamiat, Akhlaqiat (Ethics for Non-Muslims)

• Evening Session: Pakistan Studies, Geography, Commercial Geography

April 9, 2026 (Thursday)

• Morning Session: Urdu Sales, Urdu-II Compulsory, Asan Sindhi, History & Geography of Pakistan-II (For Foreigners Only)

• Evening Session: No papers scheduled

Important Instructions for Candidates

BISE Larkana has issued a strict set of guidelines to ensure the smooth and fair conduct of the 2026 examinations. Students must adhere to the following rules to avoid any disciplinary action or disqualification:

1. Reporting Time and Entry Requirements

Candidates are required to arrive at their designated examination center at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time of their paper. This buffer period allows for necessary security checks and seating arrangements.

2. Mandatory Documents

Entry to the examination hall is strictly prohibited without the following original documents:

• Examination Slip (Roll Number Slip): Students must carry a printed copy of their official roll number slip.

• Enrollment Card: The original registration/enrollment card issued by the board must also be presented.
  Authorities have made it clear that no candidate will be permitted to sit for the paper if they fail to produce these documents, regardless of any other identification they might carry.
  

3. Stationery and Personal Items

Students must bring their own essential stationery, including ink pens, pencils, a sharpener, an eraser, and a foot scale. Sharing of items is generally discouraged to maintain focus and hygiene.

4. Strict Ban on Mobile Phones

In line with the board’s zero-tolerance policy against cheating and unfair means, mobile phones are strictly banned inside the examination centers. Any candidate found in possession of a mobile phone, whether it is switched on or off, will be liable to have their paper canceled and face further disciplinary proceedings as per the board’s regulations.

Final Words of Advice

With the dates now officially published by the Controller of Examinations, BISE Larkana , students are encouraged to utilize the remaining time for rigorous revision. It is advisable to focus on the specific chapters and topics covered in the syllabus to perform well in the exams.

For any further updates or corrections, candidates should regularly check the official BISE Larkana website. We wish all students the very best of luck in their upcoming 2026 matriculation examinations.