10th Class Results, Date Sheets, Admissions & Roll Number Slips 2026
Secondary School Certificate Part II (SSC Part II)
10th Class is the final year of the Secondary School Certificate stage for students studying through Pakistan’s secondary education boards. You may also see it written as SSC Part II, SSC-II, Class X, Class 10 or Matric Part II.
Students usually come to a 10th Class page for one practical reason: they need their result, date sheet, roll number slip, admission information or another board update. These details are not the same for every student. Your correct information depends on your examination board and the examination year.
What Is 10th Class Called in Pakistan?
The clearest formal term for 10th Class is SSC Part II.
SSC means Secondary School Certificate. In normal Pakistani usage, students also call this stage Matric. You may therefore see the following terms used for the same school level:
| Common Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 10th Class | Common Pakistani term |
| Class 10 | Same class level |
| Class X | Formal Roman-numeral form |
| SSC Part II | Second and final part of SSC |
| Matric Part II | Common alternative |
| Matric | Common shorthand for the SSC level |
There is a small distinction worth understanding. Matric can refer to the overall Secondary School Certificate qualification, while 10th Class specifically refers to its final class or SSC Part II.
Find Your 10th Class Board
There is no single examination board for every 10th Class student in Pakistan.
Students appear through the board with which their school or examination registration is affiliated. Pakistan has different secondary examination boards serving Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Islamabad and other regions.
Before checking any result, date sheet or roll number slip, first confirm the board written on your registration or examination documents.
This matters because two students studying in 10th Class may have different:
- examination dates
- roll number slip portals
- result dates
- result websites
- gazettes
- checking procedures
Always use information for your own board.
10th Class Results
10th Class result information should be checked board by board.
A result date published for one province or examination board should not automatically be treated as the result date for every 10th Class student in Pakistan.
To find the correct result on Pakword, select the relevant 10th Class result page for your board and examination year.
A board-specific result page can provide information such as:
- current result status
- confirmed announcement date
- result checking method
- official result portal
- SMS method, when verified
- result gazette information, when available
Keep your roll number with you when checking a result because roll-number search is commonly used by examination boards.
10th Class Date Sheets
The date sheet tells students when their written or practical examinations will be held.
A 10th Class date sheet is issued by the relevant examination board for a particular examination cycle. Students should therefore avoid downloading a schedule only because it says 10th Class or Matric.
Check these details before using a date sheet:
- Confirm your board.
- Confirm the examination year.
- Check whether it is First Annual, Second Annual or another applicable examination.
- Look for revisions issued after the original schedule.
- Use the board’s latest schedule where available.
Pakword’s board-specific date sheet pages should be used for the actual dates.
10th Class Roll Number Slips
A roll number slip connects a student with the correct examination record and usually contains important examination information.
The method for obtaining a slip depends on the board and candidate type. A board may use a public search form, private-candidate portal, school or institution login, or another process.
Regular students may receive examination information through their school, while private candidates may have a separate board procedure.
Do not assume that CNIC, B-Form, name or registration-number search works for every board. Use only the method provided by your own examination board.
10th Class Admission and Examination Registration
Admission to a board examination is different from ordinary school admission.
Examination boards publish their own registration or admission schedules. Deadlines, fees and private-candidate rules can change by board and examination cycle.
Students should therefore use the board-specific admission page rather than relying on a general 10th Class deadline.
If a deadline or fee has not been confirmed from the relevant board, it should not be treated as official.
Is 10th Class the Same as Matric?
In everyday Pakistani education terminology, yes, people commonly use 10th Class and Matric for the same final school stage.
More precisely, 10th Class is SSC Part II, while Matric or SSC can also refer to the complete secondary certificate level.
This difference becomes useful when reading official notifications. A board may use terms such as:
SSC Part I for 9th Class
and
SSC Part II for 10th Class.
So if an official notice says SSC-II, a 10th Class student should normally look at that section.
What Comes After 10th Class?
After completing SSC/Matric, students generally move to the higher-secondary or intermediate stage or another recognized study pathway.
The exact option depends on the institution, subjects, eligibility requirements and the student’s future study plans.
For examination information, however, the important point is simpler: once you move beyond Matric, your results and admissions may come under a different class or program category.
Use Your Board Page for Current Information
This 10th Class page is designed as a starting point.
For current examination information, choose your relevant board and then open the required service:
Results for board and year-specific result information.
Date Sheets for examination schedules.
Roll Number Slips for examination slip information.
Admissions for examination registration schedules and related instructions.
Using the correct board page prevents one of the most common problems students face online: reading a correct update for the wrong examination board.