FBISE announces first annual exams for session online admissions. Detailed schedules are provided for federal board members. Matriculation exams will begin on 27th April , according to the FBISE Federal Board Date Sheet .
Federal Board Date Sheet Schedule And Fee Structure
Furthermore, they announced the fee schedule. Applicants must submit a bank challan and an online application on the FBISE website. There is a mandatory registration schedule for the SSC 1st annual exams 2022 (for the country of Pakistan).
FBISE Date Sheet SSC 1 Annual Exams Registration Fee
The federal board has announced the following registration schedule (for Pakistan).
| Schedule | Normal Fee | Double Fee | Triple Fee |
| Admission form submission schedule | 20-02- | 21-02- To 02-03- | 03-03- To 13-03- |
FBISE SSC 1st Annual Exams Pak Students Registration
Check out the fee structure for the first annual exams of the SSC in Pakistan in
| Category | SSC-I | SSC-II |
| Regular/Ex/Registered/Private/ IBBC/Additional subjects/ Improvement cases | Rs. 2500 | Rs. 2500 |
| Non-Registered Private Candidates/IBCC Cases | Rs. 4000 | Rs. 4000 |
FBISE Admission Form Submission Instructions
You must submit admission forms online according to the following instructions:
- All candidates should upload their online Admission forms with Bank Challans, through which the requisite fees are deposited on the FBISE online portal.
- To avoid the necessity of paying additional fees or rejection of the admission form(s).Â
- You must pay fees through HBL or MCB branches within Pakistan or through easy pay.Â
- It is the only bank challan that will be accepted.
- Candidates who appeared/passed SSC Part-I Examination from boards other than FBISE must submit separate online admission forms.
- You must upload verified result cards from their respective boards.
- We will not accept drafts/incomplete admission forms.
- All candidates of SSC Part-II have the option of appearing in/any number of papers from SSC Part-I along with Part II, which will mention in the Admission Form.
- The Institution/Candidate should mention his/her accessibility needs on the Admission Form in black and white.
- Candidates must also submit a Proforma designed for this purpose.
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