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The nine Punjab boards — Lahore, Gujranwala, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad, Sargodha, Bahawalpur, D.G. Khan and Sahiwal — examine Matric and Intermediate students against one shared curriculum and one shared paper pattern. The textbooks come from the Punjab Curriculum and Textbook Board, and the objective paper is the same shape in every one of them: a compulsory MCQ section followed by short and long questions.

That is why one question bank can serve all nine. You are not practising a Lahore-specific or Multan-specific paper here — you are practising the Punjab course, which is what every one of these boards sets its paper from. Each board still writes its own questions, so the paper you sit will not be these exact MCQs, but the chapters, the difficulty and the format are the same.

Pick your class below to see the subjects. Your progress is saved in this browser whether or not you create an account, and every question is available in English and Urdu.

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Questions about BISE Sargodha

Why do all nine Punjab boards show the same questions?

Because they teach the same course. Punjab's boards share the PCTB textbooks and a common paper pattern set through the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen, so the chapter content being examined is identical. Only the individual questions differ from board to board.

Should I still select my own board?

Yes — select the board that examines you. It keeps your browsing scoped to the classes and subjects you actually sit, and it is what your saved progress is attached to.

Which classes can I practise for here?

9th, 10th and 11th class are live. 12th class is being written, along with the Sindh, KPK, Federal and Cambridge boards.