Rawalpindi Board Restores Jhelum Inter Exams on November 10

Rawalpindi Board Restores Jhelum Inter Exams on November 10

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Rawalpindi has cancelled its earlier decision to postpone the Intermediate Second Annual Examination 2026 Computer Science papers in Jhelum district. Both morning and evening examination sessions will take place on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, according to the original date sheet.

The board confirmed that the previously announced postponement has been withdrawn and that Computer Science examinations will proceed at all designated centres in Jhelum without any change to the original schedule.

The decision provides clarity to intermediate students who had received conflicting information about their examination dates.

BISE Rawalpindi Jhelum Exams 2026 – Latest Update

The Rawalpindi Board initially decided to postpone the Computer Science papers scheduled for November 10 because of administrative arrangements related to Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz's planned visit to Jhelum.

However, the decision was subsequently reversed, restoring the original examination timetable.

Students can review the important examination details below.

Examination Details	Latest Information
Education Board	BISE Rawalpindi
Examination	Intermediate Second Annual Examination 2026
Subject	Computer Science
Affected District	Jhelum
Original Examination Date	November 10, 2026
Previously Revised Date	November 30, 2026
Final Examination Date	November 10, 2026
Examination Sessions	Morning and Evening
Postponement Status	Withdrawn
Examination Centres	Previously allotted centres
Official Board Website	www.biserawalpindi.edu.pk

Students preparing for upcoming intermediate examinations can also check the Rawalpindi Board 12th Class Date Sheet 2026 for examination-related information.

Why Did Rawalpindi Board Cancel the Exam Postponement?

The original postponement was announced following a recommendation from the Jhelum district administration.

The district administration had expressed concerns about managing examination arrangements alongside security and administrative preparations for the chief minister's expected visit.

As a result, the board initially rescheduled the affected Computer Science papers from November 10 to November 30, 2026.

The decision attracted public attention because students had already prepared for the examinations according to the original timetable.

Following the controversy, the Punjab government intervened, and the board withdrew its earlier notification.

The revised decision ensures that students in Jhelum follow the examination schedule originally announced by BISE Rawalpindi.

Rawalpindi Board Confirms Computer Science Papers on November 10

Controller of Examinations Mubashir Saeed confirmed that the competent authority had withdrawn the earlier postponement notification after considering students' academic needs and examination arrangements.

He clarified that the morning and evening Computer Science papers would take place on November 10 at all designated examination centres throughout Jhelum district.

The board also made clear that the postponement would not apply to any examination centre in the district.

Final Computer Science Examination Schedule

The following table explains the final status of both examination sessions.

Examination Session	Previously Announced Date	Final Date	Status
Computer Science – Morning	November 30, 2026	November 10, 2026	Original schedule restored
Computer Science – Evening	November 30, 2026	November 10, 2026	Original schedule restored

Students should follow the reporting times and examination instructions printed on their roll number slips.

For information about examination documents, students can visit the BISE Rawalpindi Intermediate Roll Number Slip 2026 page.

Punjab Government Takes Action Over Exam Postponement

The examination controversy also resulted in administrative action by the Punjab government.

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz removed Jhelum Deputy Commissioner Mir Raza Ozgen following his recommendation to postpone the examinations.

The deputy commissioner had requested the change because administrative and security personnel were expected to be occupied with arrangements for the chief minister's district visit.

The chief minister publicly criticised the decision, maintaining that official visits should not interfere with public activities or cause unnecessary inconvenience.

She also confirmed that the Computer Science examinations would proceed according to the original timetable.

Following these developments, BISE Rawalpindi restored the November 10 examination date.

Which Students Are Affected by the Rawalpindi Board Decision?

The original postponement concerned candidates appearing in the Intermediate Second Annual Examination 2026 Computer Science papers at examination centres in Jhelum district.

The reversal applies to both morning and evening sessions.

Students should understand that this announcement concerns the specified Computer Science examinations rather than a general change to every intermediate subject.

Examination Centres in Jhelum

The previously announced postponement affected examination centres in different parts of Jhelum district, including Jhelum city, Pind Dadan Khan and Sohawa.

With the postponement withdrawn, the original examination arrangements have been restored.

Candidates should attend the examination centre allotted on their roll number slips and should not assume that their examination venue has changed.

Students seeking information about other intermediate examinations can also visit the Rawalpindi Board 11th Class Date Sheet 2026.

Important Instructions for Intermediate Students

Students appearing in the affected Computer Science examinations should carefully follow the existing examination instructions.

• Follow the original date sheet: The final examination date is November 10, 2026, not November 30.

• Check your examination session: Attend the morning or evening session assigned to you.

• Carry your roll number slip: Keep the examination document available for identification and verification.

• Confirm your examination centre: Use the centre mentioned on your allotted roll number slip.

• Arrive on time: Follow the reporting instructions issued by the examination board.

• Avoid outdated notices: Do not rely on the earlier postponement announcement when planning your examination.

Candidates can also consult the Rawalpindi Board FA/FSc Part 1 and Part 2 Roll Number Slip page for related guidance.

Timeline of the Rawalpindi Board Examination Decision

The examination schedule changed twice within a short period, creating uncertainty for students.

The following timeline explains the sequence of events.

Date	Development
November 7, 2026	Rawalpindi Board announced the postponement of the affected Computer Science papers
November 8, 2026	The postponement became the subject of public controversy and administrative action
November 9, 2026	News reports confirmed that the board had restored the original schedule
November 10, 2026	Final scheduled date for both Computer Science examination sessions

The most important update for students is that the earlier November 30 examination date is no longer applicable to these papers.

Rawalpindi Board Intermediate Results 2026

The postponement reversal concerns the Intermediate Second Annual Examination 2026 and should not be confused with the results of the first annual examinations.

BISE Rawalpindi had already announced its first annual intermediate results earlier in 2026.

Students looking for those results can visit the BISE Rawalpindi Intermediate Result 2026 page for HSSC Part-I and Part-II information.

The Rawalpindi Board HSSC Part 1 and Part 2 Result page also provides examination result information, including available result-checking methods.

Students awaiting second annual examination results should follow separate official announcements. The restoration of the November 10 paper date does not itself establish a result announcement date.

How Students Can Check Official Rawalpindi Board Updates

Candidates should rely on the latest examination notices issued by BISE Rawalpindi.

The board's official website provides examination-related information, including date sheets, roll number slips and announcements.

Students can also follow educational updates through Ilmkidunya and consult the HSSC Part 1 and Part 2 Results page when looking for result-related resources.

If conflicting examination information appears online, students should prioritise the latest official board notification.