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Pakistan board hubs across Federal, Punjab, Sindh, KPK, FDE, and PEC.
PakBoards brings Pakistan board results, past papers, date sheets, roll number slips, syllabus, and pairing schemes into one focused product built around how students actually search.
Active Coverage
Pakistan board hubs across Federal, Punjab, Sindh, KPK, FDE, and PEC.
Archive PDFs
Real source papers preserved and structured for class and subject browsing.
Structured Routes
Clean placements across board, class, group, subject, year, and session.
Provinces
Province-aware coverage so students can stay inside the correct board ecosystem.
Quick Result Search
Select board, class, year, and roll number to open the exact result hub.
PakBoards is organized around the actions Pakistan board students repeat every year.
Roll-number result hubs for annual and supplementary result seasons.
Archive-backed Pakistan board papers by board, class, group, and subject.
Board-wise exam schedule pages with official-source links and updates.
Student-friendly guidance for admit cards, slips, and board portals.
Class and group based syllabus pages for Pakistan board preparation.
Chapter-weight and paper-pattern guidance for smarter revision.
Quick access to the boards students search most for during result and exam season.
Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Islamabad
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Lahore
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Rawalpindi
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Faisalabad
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Multan
Board of Intermediate Education Karachi
Board of Secondary Education Karachi
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Sargodha
PakBoards is a free study resource for students sitting examinations under Pakistan's official education boards. The country runs a decentralised exam system: instead of one national paper, each region has its own Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) that sets, marks and declares its own results. A Matric (SSC, classes 9 and 10) or Intermediate (HSSC, classes 11 and 12) student in Lahore takes a different paper from one in Karachi, Peshawar or Multan, even in the same subject and year. That fragmentation is exactly the problem PakBoards solves. We bring the major boards together in one place, organised the way the system actually works, so you no longer have to dig through slow, scattered official portals to find what applies to you. The platform covers BISE boards across Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, alongside the Federal Board (FBISE), the Punjab Examination Commission and the Federal Directorate of Education. For the boards with published archives, you can browse genuine past papers spanning roughly 2013 to 2026, depending on the board, sorted by class, group and subject. Larger collections such as FBISE, BIEK Karachi, BISE Lahore, Multan and Peshawar run into hundreds or even thousands of papers each. What makes PakBoards different is structure and honesty. Everything is mapped to real boards, real class levels and real subject groups (Science, Arts, Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, ICS, ICom and FA), and every board links back to its official site so you can verify dates and results at source. We add value by making this material findable and consistent, not by replacing the boards themselves. The result is a faster, clearer starting point for revision, whichever board you belong to.
Start by choosing your board. Because exam papers differ between regions, the right paper depends on which BISE you are registered with, so pick the board for your city or region first, for example BISE Lahore, BIEK Karachi, BISE Peshawar or the Federal Board. Boards are grouped by province to make this quicker. Next, narrow down by class. Select Matric (class 9 or 10) or Intermediate (class 11 or 12); the Punjab Examination Commission and FDE pages also cover primary classes 5 and 8. You can then filter by group, such as Science, Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, ICS, ICom or Arts, which keeps you to the subjects you actually study. From there, open a subject to see its available past papers listed by year. Boards with archives typically reach up to 2024 or 2025, so you can practise with recent papers as well as older ones to spot recurring question patterns. For date sheets and result announcements, use the official portal link shown on each board's page. PakBoards always points you to the board's own website for the most current exam timetable and result information, so you are checking the authoritative source.
Pakistan does not run a single national board exam. Education is administered region by region, and each Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education writes its own question papers, sets its own date sheets and declares its own results. A Science student in Gujranwala and one in Hyderabad may study the same subject yet sit very different papers in the same year. Organising everything board by board therefore is not a design preference, it mirrors how the system genuinely works. It ensures the past papers you revise from are the ones your own examiner is likely to follow, rather than a generic mix that could mislead your preparation. It also keeps date sheets, result links and subject groups tied to the correct authority, so you always reach the right official portal. For a student, board-first navigation is simply the fastest, most reliable way to find material that truly applies to your exam.
PakBoards covers the major boards across all regions of Pakistan, including BISE boards in Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, plus the Federal Board (FBISE), the Punjab Examination Commission (PEC) and the Federal Directorate of Education (FDE). Some boards have large published past-paper archives, while a few newer or smaller boards are listed so you can reach their official portal even where papers are not yet available.
SSC (Secondary School Certificate), commonly called Matric, covers classes 9 and 10. HSSC (Higher Secondary School Certificate), commonly called Intermediate or Inter, covers classes 11 and 12. PakBoards organises papers by these levels, and the PEC and FDE sections additionally cover primary classes 5 and 8.
It varies by board. Some archives begin around 2013 to 2015 and run up to 2024, 2025 or even 2026, while newer boards on the platform have a shorter range. The available years are shown on each subject page, so you can practise with both recent papers and older ones to identify recurring question patterns.
The past papers are drawn from each board's examinations and organised here for easy access. For exam date sheets and result announcements, PakBoards links directly to each board's official website, because the board itself is the authoritative source for timetables and results. Always confirm dates and results on the official portal.
Pick your board first, since papers differ between regions, then choose your class (9, 10, 11 or 12), then your group such as Science, Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, ICS, ICom or Arts. Finally open your subject to see its past papers listed by year. This board-first path ensures the papers you revise from match the ones your own board sets.
Yes. PakBoards is a free resource for students. You can browse boards, classes, subject groups and past papers without any charge, and follow the official board links for date sheets and results at no cost.