Big changes for BISE Multan Practical Exams 2026. New rules for handwritten notebooks, centralized marking for written papers, and strict lab monitoring. Read the latest notification details for Matric and Inter students.
Multan Board Practical Exams 2026: The Rules Have Just Changed
If you are a Matric or Inter student under BISE Multan, you need to listen up. The board just put out a notice today (April 20) and it’s going to make things a lot tougher for anyone who isn’t prepared. They are basically throwing out the old way of doing practicals.
No more cheating on notebooks
First off, forget about using those ready-made practical notebooks or getting someone else to fill yours in. The board says clearly that if the handwriting in the notebook doesn’t match the student’s, you aren’t getting those marks. It has to be 100% your own work.
Your papers are being sent away
This is the biggest change. Usually, your practical paper is marked right there in the lab. Not anymore. Now, the written parts are being collected and sent for “Centralized Marking.” This is exactly how they grade your main theory papers. They’re doing this so no one can “fix” marks at the local centers.
Strict checking in the labs
There’s also a Task Force from the Punjab government that’s going to be roaming around. They’ll be checking to see if students are actually doing the experiments or if they’re just sitting there. They’ve given examiners a strict “Rubric” (a checklist) for the Viva and the performance, so there’s no room for guesswork anymore.
Bottom line for students
Don’t wait until the last minute. The Controller, Muhammad Hamad Saeed Bhatti, wants everyone to know this ahead of time so nobody is shocked on the day of the exam. Teachers are being told to guide their students right now.
If you want to pass your practicals with good marks this year, start writing your own journals and actually learn the experiments. The “easy way” is over.
