The Punjab Board eSheet is the answer sheet Intermediate students must fill in the Second Annual Examinations 2026, and the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Gujranwala has issued an illustrated guide showing exactly how to fill it correctly. The guide applies to all Punjab boards, including Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan and Sargodha, and covers the Intermediate Second Annual Examinations 2026 for selected papers.
The illustrated guide uses the Computer Science and Statistics papers as its example, but the steps apply generally to the eSheet. Students should still follow their own board’s format where it differs, because page numbers and layouts can vary from board to board. The theory papers of the Intermediate Second Annual Examinations 2026 run from 3 to 28 November 2026, so students appearing in these exams should read the guide before their paper.
What Is the Punjab Board eSheet?
Answer sheet for board exams: The eSheet is the official answer sheet on which Intermediate students write their papers in the Punjab board examinations.
Used with on-screen marking: Punjab boards now mark answer sheets on computer screens, so the sheet has printed bubbles, barcodes and QR codes that must be kept clean and filled exactly as instructed.
Issued by BISE Gujranwala: The step-by-step guide has been issued by BISE Gujranwala, and it explains the pen to use, how to fill the roll number and bubbles, and where each question must be written.
Applies to all Punjab boards: The guidance covers all Punjab boards, including Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan and Sargodha, but students must follow their own board’s format where it differs.
How to Fill the Punjab Board eSheet Correctly: 9 Steps
Use the right pen: Fill the eSheet with a blue ballpoint pen or a fountain pen. Do not use gel pens, markers or highlighters.
Fill the roll number carefully: Write your roll number in the boxes provided and fill the matching bubbles. Check the roll number against your roll number slip before you start.
Complete the top section: Fill in your name, father’s name, exam date, roll number, subject and paper code in the spaces provided at the top of the sheet.
Fill MCQ bubbles fully: For multiple-choice questions, fill in the bubbles completely and clearly. Do not tick, cross or partially shade a bubble, and check the question number before filling each bubble.
Start short answers on page 5: Write short answers in the designated spaces, starting on page 5 with questions 2, 3 and 4. Page numbers may differ by board, so follow your own board’s layout.
Start long questions on page 19: Begin the long questions, questions 5 to 9, from page 19 of the answer sheet.
Do not write on barcodes or QR codes: Keep the barcodes and QR codes on the sheet completely clear, and stay within the margins while writing.
Do rough work on page 34: Use page 34 for rough work. No additional answer sheets will be provided, so plan your space.
Check before submitting: Check the answer sheet carefully before you hand it in, making sure the roll number, bubbles and question numbers are all correct.
Page numbers in this plan come from the BISE Gujranwala guide and may differ by board. Always check the instructions printed on your own answer sheet.
Intermediate Second Annual Exams 2026 Dates
Exam
Dates
Part-II theory papers
3 to 16 November 2026
Part-I theory papers
17 to 28 November 2026
Practical examinations
From 1 December 2026
The date sheet has been issued for all nine Punjab boards under the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen, and the same schedule applies to BISE Lahore, Gujranwala, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad, Sargodha, Bahawalpur, DG Khan and Sahiwal. Confirm your own paper dates and centre from your roll number slip.
Mistakes to Avoid on the eSheet
Wrong pen: Gel pens, markers and highlighters can spoil the sheet and affect scanning, so use only a blue ballpoint or fountain pen.
Half-filled bubbles: A tick, a cross or a partly shaded bubble may not be read correctly, so fill each MCQ bubble completely.
Wrong roll number: A wrong roll number or a bubble that does not match it can delay or misplace your result, so check it against your slip.
Writing on codes: Writing on a barcode or QR code can make the sheet unreadable, so keep those areas clear.
Writing outside the margins: Answers written outside the marked spaces may not be scanned, so stay within the margins.
Running out of space: No extra answer sheet is given, so use page 34 for rough work and plan your long answers.
BISE Gujranwala: The illustrated eSheet guide was issued by BISE Gujranwala. Check the board’s official website at bisegrw.edu.pk for its notices and date sheet.
BISE Lahore: BISE Lahore has also published a video tutorial on its on-screen marking system. Check the board’s official website at biselahore.com for its guidance.
Your own board: Every Punjab board has its own website and roll number slip portal, so confirm the exact format, dates and centre for your paper from your own board.
Conclusion
Filling the Punjab Board eSheet correctly is a small task that protects your marks in the Intermediate Second Annual Examinations 2026. Use a blue ballpoint or fountain pen, fill your roll number and MCQ bubbles carefully, start short answers on page 5 and long questions on page 19, keep barcodes and QR codes clear, and do your rough work on page 34. Read the guide issued by BISE Gujranwala, follow your own board’s format, and check your sheet once more before you submit it.
FAQs
Which pen should I use to fill the Punjab Board eSheet? Use a blue ballpoint pen or a fountain pen. Do not use gel pens, markers or highlighters.
Where do short and long questions start on the eSheet? Short answers (questions 2, 3 and 4) start on page 5, and long questions (questions 5 to 9) start on page 19, according to the BISE Gujranwala guide. Page numbers may differ by board.
How should I fill the MCQ bubbles on the eSheet? Fill each bubble completely and clearly. Do not tick, cross or partially shade a bubble, and check the question number before filling it.
Where do I do rough work on the eSheet? Use page 34 for rough work. No additional answer sheets are provided.
When are the Intermediate Second Annual Exams 2026 held? Theory papers run from 3 to 28 November 2026 — Part-II from 3 to 16 November and Part-I from 17 to 28 November — with practical examinations from 1 December 2026.
Shahzad Sahil is the editor of lahorejobs24.com, covering government jobs, private jobs, bank jobs, results and education news for Lahore and Punjab, with information verified from official sources.
