1. Punjab Board Improvement Paper 2022 Policy:

The Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC) held a meeting on March 11, during which the committee made minor policy changes that will benefit students if they need to improve their marks by retaking an exam. According to a notification issued by the PBCC, students are given four examination opportunities to improve their marks/grades by reappearing in the current syllabus within the duration of three years. The students studying in classes ninth to 12 can take advantage of the policy and this policy is applicable to all 9 boards under PBCC.

  1. It will be the choice of a candidate whether they appear for improvement of marks in any subject/subjects or part I or II or as a whole with the condition that the candidate can avail these four chances mentioned above till the improvement of the actual result within three years. Once the result of the candidate is improved, he/she will not be allowed to appear again.
  2. The candidates appearing for improvement after a gap of two years from the year of the passing of SSC/HSSC will have to provide an affidavit that he/she has not attained the higher qualification.
  3. The Result Sheet and Certificate issued by the Board will reflect the number of attempts a candidate has availed.
  4. The candidates who had appeared in SSC/HSSC Examination (Annual) 2020 and onward can avail these chances if they have not improved their results previously. The candidates having overall ‘E’ or ‘D' grades may avail their chances accordingly.
  5. No admission forms will be accepted after the due date which is April 15th, 2022 as per the Boards rules and policy. The date for admission forms of improvement exams has already passed.

2. Punjab Board Supplementary Examination:

Supply exams are scheduled after FSc part 2 results are out so students who’ve failed any exam may appear in them. The Federal board also recently announced to take exams in two terms, June and September, for both Matric and FSc.

  1. A candidate will be given only one chance to improve division/grade/marks within two years of passing the Part-II examination. It will be up to the candidate to improve either Part-I or Part-II or the parts together (composite). If the student fails to improve, their previous result will remain intact.
  2. If any students fail to score minimum passing marks in one or more subjects, then it will be the last chance to pass the exam and get promoted to the next level. By applying for the supplementary examination, if students again failed to score the minimum passing marks, then she/he must continue their studies for one at the same level.
  3. Candidates who have either been placed under compartment or have failed in the annual examination, 2022. They must deposit the admission form and fee for the Supplementary Examination, 2022.
  4. Additionally, if any of the following abbreviations appear in the result status, the student is allowed to appear in the supplementary exam: (i) Result Later due to the unfair-means case registered= R.L.U.M.C (ii) Result Later due to Wrong Roll Number= R.L. Wrong Roll No. (iii) Result withheld= Result WITHHELD (iv) Marks Improved= M/IMP. (v) Marks Not Improved= M/N IMP

Exam Schedule: The SSC Supplementary Examination 2022 may be commenced on 08th September 2022. The Examination in theory papers culminated on 04th October 2022, while the practical Examination was completed on 22nd October 2022. The result is being declared on 12th November 2022.

Similarly, the Intermediate Part I & II (Supplementary) Examination, 2022 is likely to commence on 22nd October 2018. The examination in theory papers culminated till 16th November 2022, whereas the practical examination concluded on 1st December 2022.

3.Federal Board Examination Policy 2022:

At the start of the academic session 2021-22, the FBISE announced to conduct the two annual exams in a year (1st annual exams and 2nd annual exams).

  1. The students who meet the following criteria are eligible for the FBISE 2nd annual exams 2022.
  2. Those who fully/partially failed or remain absent in the 1st annual exams 2022 OR who Stagger their subjects.
  3. Already passed candidates who want to improve their marks can apply for improvements or in the additional subject (s).
  4. Applicants who withdraw their names from the 1st annual exams before issuing roll number slips. However, these candidates will not pay the requisite fee for the 2nd annual exams and submit their admission forms to the FBISE as per previous practice. 
  5. The result card of the 2nd annual exams will not have the SUPPLEMENTARY word. It will be showing “Passed in Annual exams.” 
  6. FBISE will announce the result of both annual exams on time so that students can take admissions to the higher classes.

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