Punjab Boards Matric 2nd Annual Exam Fee Structure 2026 Announced

Punjab education boards have announced the Matric 2nd Annual Examination 2026 admission schedule, giving eligible students another chance to appear in the SSC examination. Students can also keep track of the latest 9th class result updates alongside their examination schedule.
The Matric 2nd Annual Exam 2026 will begin on October 6, 2026. Students can submit their admission forms with a single fee until August 19. The double fee deadline is August 25, while the final triple fee deadline is August 29, 2026.
The schedule is especially important for students who need to reappear in failed subjects, improve marks where permitted, or appear under another eligible second annual examination category. The Lahore Board has also confirmed October 6 as the starting date and the same August admission deadlines.
Punjab Matric 2nd Annual Exam 2026 Important Dates
Here are the dates students need to remember:
| Admission Stage | Date |
|---|---|
| Single Fee | August 7 to August 19, 2026 |
| Double Fee | August 20 to August 25, 2026 |
| Triple Fee | August 26 to August 29, 2026 |
| Matric 2nd Annual Exam | From October 6, 2026 |
The August 19 deadline is the most important date for students who want to submit their forms without the additional charges of the later fee periods.
The official BISE Faisalabad website is also listing the SSC 2nd Annual 2026 admission forms and fee schedule, confirming that boards are publishing the relevant admission information through their own systems.
Punjab Boards Matric 2nd Annual Exam Fee 2026
The admission dates are being followed under the Punjab boards schedule, but students should be careful when checking the actual examination fee.
The exact fee can depend on the board, candidate category and applicable charges. Therefore, students should not assume that a fee table published for BISE Faisalabad automatically applies to Lahore, Multan, Rawalpindi or every other Punjab board.
For example, the BISE Faisalabad notification contains different amounts for regular, private, Arts, Science and composite candidates.
| Candidate Category | Group | Single Fee | Double Fee | Triple Fee |
| 9th Compartment Private | Science | Rs. 1,850 | Rs. 2,550 | Rs. 3,250 |
| 9th Compartment Private | Arts | Rs. 1,800 | Rs. 2,450 | Rs. 3,100 |
| 10th Private | Science | Rs. 3,050 | Rs. 3,750 | Rs. 4,450 |
| 10th Regular | Science | Rs. 3,000 | Rs. 3,650 | Rs. 4,300 |
| 10th Private | Arts | Rs. 3,000 | Rs. 3,650 | Rs. 4,300 |
| 10th Regular | Arts | Rs. 2,950 | Rs. 3,550 | Rs. 4,150 |
| 9th and 10th Composite | Science | Rs. 3,650 | Rs. 4,950 | Rs. 6,250 |
| 9th and 10th Composite | Arts | Rs. 3,550 | Rs. 4,750 | Rs. 5,950 |
Note: These amounts are based on the published BISE Faisalabad fee information. Candidates from other Punjab boards should verify the amount applicable to their own board before submitting the form.
When Will the Matric 2nd Annual Exams Start?
The Punjab Matric 2nd Annual Examination 2026 starts on October 6, 2026.
The examination is commonly called the Matric Supplementary Exam 2026 by students, although Punjab boards use the term Second Annual Examination in their official schedules.
The second annual examination provides an opportunity for eligible candidates to appear again after the first annual examination.
Students should remember that October 6 is the examination commencement date, not necessarily the paper date for every subject. The subject wise date sheet will provide the exact paper schedule.
Who Can Apply for the Matric 2nd Annual Exam 2026?
The second annual examination is mainly relevant to students who have an eligible reason to appear again under their board’s rules.
This can include students who:
- Failed one or more subjects
- Need to reappear in an eligible compartment subject
- Were absent from an examination and qualify to reappear
- Are applying for improvement where board rules allow it
- Are eligible private candidates
- Need to appear in an applicable composite examination
The exact eligibility depends on the candidate’s result and the rules of the relevant Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education.
What Is the Difference Between Single, Double and Triple Fee?
The three fee periods give students different deadlines for submitting their admission forms.
Single fee: The normal admission period ends August 19.
Double fee: Students who miss the normal deadline can submit their forms until August 25 with the additional fee.
Triple fee: The final admission window runs until August 29 with the highest applicable fee.
This means students should not wait for the double or triple fee period unless necessary.
Submitting the form during the single fee period is the simplest way to avoid additional examination charges.
Why August 19 Is an Important Deadline
Students preparing for the Matric Second Annual Examination should treat August 19, 2026 as their main admission deadline.
If the form is not submitted by then, the candidate enters the double fee period beginning August 20.
After August 25, the triple fee period begins and continues only until August 29.
There is therefore a limited window for students who miss the normal deadline.
| Deadline | What It Means |
| August 19 | Last day with single fee |
| August 25 | Last day with double fee |
| August 29 | Final listed date with triple fee |
| October 6 | Second annual examination begins |
How to Apply for Matric 2nd Annual Exam 2026
Students should apply according to the procedure announced by their respective Punjab board.
The general process is straightforward:
- Visit your board’s official website
- Find the SSC Second Annual Examination 2026 admission section
- Select your candidate category
- Enter your previous examination details
- Select the subjects you need to appear in
- Generate the required fee information
- Pay the applicable examination fee
- Submit the admission form
- Save the submitted form and payment proof
- Check later for your roll number slip and date sheet
Candidates should carefully enter their roll number, personal information and subject details. A mistake in the admission form can create problems later during the examination process.
For the latest board level instructions, students can check the official BISE Faisalabad SSC Second Annual 2026 information before submitting a Faisalabad Board application.
What Students Should Prepare Before Applying
Students can make the admission process easier by keeping their previous examination information ready.
Depending on the candidate category, students may need information such as:
- Previous roll number
- Previous examination result
- B Form or CNIC information
- Candidate photograph
- Subject details
- School information for regular candidates
- Fee payment information
- Previous admission or registration details where applicable
Requirements can vary between regular and private candidates, so students should follow the instructions of their own board.
Punjab Boards Covered
The Punjab Boards examination system includes nine BISE boards.
These are:
| Punjab Board | Main Area |
| BISE Lahore | Lahore |
| BISE Gujranwala | Gujranwala |
| BISE Rawalpindi | Rawalpindi |
| BISE Faisalabad | Faisalabad |
| BISE Multan | Multan |
| BISE Sargodha | Sargodha |
| BISE Sahiwal | Sahiwal |
| BISE Bahawalpur | Bahawalpur |
| BISE DG Khan | Dera Ghazi Khan |
Students should use their own board’s admission portal because candidate records, fee details and instructions are handled by the relevant BISE.
What Happens After Admission?
Submitting the admission form is only the first step.
Students should continue checking their board for the next important updates, including:
- Admission confirmation
- Roll number slip
- Matric 2nd Annual date sheet
- Examination centre
- Practical examination schedule where applicable
- Any revised examination notification
The exact paper dates will be more useful for preparation once the detailed date sheet is released.
Students should also keep their fee receipt and admission information until the examination process is completed.
Start Preparing for the October Examination
Students who are appearing in the Matric 2nd Annual Examination should not wait until the final date sheet before starting preparation.
First identify the subjects that require reappearance. Then focus on the chapters where marks were lost in the annual examination.
A simple preparation plan can help:
| Preparation Step | What to Do |
| Review result | Identify weak subjects |
| Check syllabus | Confirm the relevant chapters |
| Practice questions | Solve previous papers |
| Revise concepts | Focus on weak topics |
| Attempt tests | Practice within exam time |
| Review mistakes | Correct repeated errors |
Students can also check their 9th class result 2026 information if they need board specific result guidance.
For students moving between SSC stages, keeping previous result details and board information available can make future admission and examination processes easier.
Matric 2nd Annual Exam 2026 FAQs
When will Punjab Matric 2nd Annual Exams 2026 start?
The Punjab Matric 2nd Annual Examination 2026 will start on October 6, 2026.
What is the last date for single fee?
The last date to submit the admission form with single fee is August 19, 2026.
What is the last date for double fee?
Candidates can submit forms with double fee until August 25, 2026.
What is the final date for triple fee?
The triple fee admission deadline is August 29, 2026.
Is the Matric 2nd Annual Exam the same as the supplementary exam?
Yes. Students commonly call it the Matric supplementary or supply examination, while Punjab boards officially refer to it as the Second Annual Examination.
Do all Punjab boards have exactly the same fee?
Not necessarily. The admission schedule is being followed across Punjab, but candidates should verify the exact fee and applicable charges with their own board.
Latest Update for Students
The Punjab Matric 2nd Annual Examination 2026 is now scheduled to begin on October 6.
The admission schedule gives students three fee windows. The single fee deadline is August 19, the double fee deadline is August 25, and the triple fee deadline is August 29, 2026.
Students who need to appear in the second annual examination should submit their forms as early as possible instead of waiting for the double or triple fee period.
Most importantly, candidates should check their own BISE for the exact fee, admission requirements and later date sheet, because board specific details can differ even when the main examination schedule is shared across Punjab.






