RAWALPINDI, Nov 02 (APP):The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Rawalpindi has finalized all administrative, security, and logistical arrangements for the Intermediate 2nd Annual Examination 2026, which will begin across the division on Tuesday, November 3. According to BISE spokesperson Arslan Ali Cheema, roll number slips have been issued to all eligible candidates, and invigilation staff have been deployed across 41 designated examination centers in the division's six districts. …
BISE Rawalpindi sets up 41 centers, command center for Inter 2nd Annual Exams starting Nov 3
RAWALPINDI, Nov 02 (APP):The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Rawalpindi has finalized all administrative, security, and logistical arrangements for the Intermediate 2nd Annual Examination 2026, which will begin across the division on Tuesday, November 3.
According to BISE spokesperson Arslan Ali Cheema, roll number slips have been issued to all eligible candidates, and invigilation staff have been deployed across 41 designated examination centers in the division’s six districts.
The center distribution includes 17 examination centers in Rawalpindi district, 7 in Attock, 5 in Jhelum, 4 in Chakwal, 2 in Murree and 3 in Talagang. Gender-wise allocation comprises 11 centers for male candidates, 12 for female candidates, and 17 combined centers.
Addressing a high-level review meeting alongside Controller of Examinations Mubasher Saeed and Board Secretary Zualkeef Umar Shah, BISE Chairman Prof. Dr. Iqbal Mahmood stated that the examinations are being conducted strictly in line with the directives of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif and Provincial Minister for Education Rana Sikandar Hayat.
He affirmed that CCTV cameras have been installed across all centers, linking hard and gray examination points directly to the board’s central Command and Control Center for real-time online monitoring.
Controller of Examinations Mubasher Saeed informed the forum that mobile inspectors, District Vigilance Committees, and specialized inspection units will remain active in the field to conduct daily surprise checks and submit daily monitoring reports to the board office.
Board Secretary Zualkeef Umar Shah added that dedicated secure transport plans have been implemented for the safe delivery of question papers to designated bank vaults and the daily return of answer sheet bundles to the board headquarters.
