1st Year Date Sheet 2026: How to Find It for Your Board

The 1st year date sheet 2026 for FSc Part 1 (HSSC-I) board exams in Pakistan is not issued by a single national body. Each provincial board publishes its own date sheet separately. If you are searching for your exam schedule, you need to go to your specific BISE board's official website. This guide explains where to find it, when it is released, and what to watch out for.

What is the 1st year date sheet 2026?

The 1st year date sheet is the official schedule for FSc Part 1 (also called HSSC-I or Intermediate Part 1) annual exams. It lists the date, time, and paper for each subject exam. Annual 1st year exams in Pakistan are typically held between April and June. The date sheet is released by each BISE (Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education) board separately, for its own registered students.

Where to find the 1st year date sheet 2026 for Punjab boards

Punjab has multiple BISE boards. Go to the website for your specific city board, not a generic Punjab board site.

Where to find the 1st year date sheet 2026 for Sindh, KPK, and Balochistan

• Karachi Board (Sindh): bisek.edu.pk
• Hyderabad Board (Sindh): bisehyd.edu.pk
• Sukkur Board (Sindh): bissukkur.edu.pk
• BISE Peshawar (KPK): bisep.com.pk
• BISE Mardan, BISE Abbottabad, BISE Swat (KPK): search your specific KPK board name
• BISE Quetta (Balochistan): biek.edu.pk

When is the 1st year date sheet 2026 released?

Most BISE boards release the date sheet 6 to 8 weeks before the start of annual exams. Annual FSc Part 1 exams are typically held April to June. Based on this pattern, the 1st year date sheet 2026 should be released in late February or March 2026.

Boards do not always follow a fixed release timeline. Check your board's official website from February onward, and ask your school administration as they often receive notifications before students do.

How to use your date sheet for exam preparation

1. Download or screenshot the official date sheet from your board's website.
2. Mark the exam date for each subject in your calendar or planner.
3. Note any gaps between exams and plan intensive revision for those windows.
4. Check whether any exams are back-to-back or close together so you can prepare for them in advance.
5. Confirm your roll number and exam center from your board's admit card portal.

Important: only use the official board website

Avoid third-party websites that post predicted or unofficial date sheets. These frequently publish last year's schedule or estimated dates that do not match the actual board announcement. A wrong date sheet can cause you to miss an exam. The official BISE board website is the only reliable source.

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