The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore has unveiled the eagerly anticipated dates for the Punjab Matric Exams 2024. Scheduled to kick off on March 1, 2024, this announcement comes hot on the heels of a crucial meeting held at BISE Rawalpindi.
During the gathering of the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen, the tentative date sheet for the 9th and 10th annual examinations 2024 finalized, signifying a significant milestone in the academic calendar.
In a bid to maintain consistency and fairness across the educational landscape of Punjab, the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen has taken proactive steps. Collaborating to synchronize the date sheets and schedules for the 10th class annual exams, the committee aims to streamline the examination process for all educational boards in the region.
BISE Lahore Exam Date 2024
According to the tentative datesheet, the class 10th exams slated to commence with History of Pakistan on March 1, followed by Punjabi on March 2, English Compulsory on March 4, and Arabic on March 5. Subsequent subjects will examined on designated dates, culminating with the final paper, Urdu Compulsory, scheduled for March 18.
Meanwhile, for 9th-grade students, the exams will kick off on March 19, beginning with Economics and History of Pakistan and concluding with Pakistan Studies on April 4.
BISE Lahore Exam Timings 2024
Students advised to take note of the examination timings. Morning session papers will commence promptly at 8:30 AM, while evening session exams will kick off at 1:30 PM, except on Fridays when the evening session will start at 2:30 PM.
It’s important to emphasize that the announced date sheet is the result of a collective decision by the Punjab Board Committee of Chairmen. The final date sheet formally announced by the respective boards, ensuring transparency and adherence to standardized examination processes across Punjab.
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