Students who had their matriculation exams disrupted last month can finally mark their calendars—the Board has officially rescheduled the postponed papers for May 2.
The matriculation examinations for 64 examination centers across Rawalpindi city, which were originally scheduled for April 8 but had to be postponed due to the Iran-US peace talks held in Islamabad, will now take place on May 2.
As per the revised schedule, the morning session will feature the Urdu Compulsory paper (including the Urdu Compulsory Dars-e-Nizami Group), while the evening session will cover the Urdu Compulsory and Geography of Pakistan papers.
Importantly, no changes have been made to examination venues or candidate roll numbers—all exams will be conducted at the previously assigned centers under the same roll numbers as before.
The examination board has issued a clear directive to both candidates and supervisory staff of all 64 centers to ensure their punctual presence at their respective venues on May 2 at the designated times.
Students are advised to stay updated through official board channels and make necessary arrangements well in advance to avoid any last-minute inconvenience.
