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11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 Punjab Board – 1st Year, All Subjects, Deleted Topics, Pairing Scheme & PDF Download
Punjab Board · Smart Syllabus · 2027
11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027: Official Updates, Minister’s Statement & Complete Guide
Is the smart syllabus really coming for Punjab Board 1st year? What did the Education Minister announce, when will the official PDF release — and should you start your test session now or wait? Every answer, verified.
Minister’s StatementOfficial Timeline2027 ExamsFree PDF Updates
In this guide:
- The Confusion: Start Test Session or Wait?
- What Is the Smart Syllabus?
- 2027: New Deletions for Grade 11 (Notification 1239)
- 2025-26: What the Last Smart Syllabus Did
- Complete Official Timeline
- What the Education Minister Said
- Official Notification Issued (7 November 2026)
- Social Media Buzz: All Sides
- Our Assessment: Will It Come?
- What Should You Do Right Now?
- How the ExamBoost Test Series Helps
- Official Smart Syllabus PDF Download
- FAQs
Searching for the 11th class smart syllabus for Punjab Board 2027 (1st Year, FSc & ICS)? You are not alone — thousands of intermediate students, teachers and academy owners are asking the same question right now. This guide lays out what the issue is and what the reality is: the minister’s exact words, the complete official timeline, what social media is saying on all sides — and an honest assessment of whether the smart syllabus is really coming. 11th class, 1st year, HSSC Part 1 and FSc Part 1 all mean the same class.
Smart Syllabus 2027 — Status by Class
| Class | Notification | Status | PDF / Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9th | PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1238, dated 06.11.2026 | Issued | PDF Available |
| 10th | Not issued yet | Expected Soon | View 10th Class Guide |
| 11th | PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1239, dated 06.11.2026 | Issued | PDF Available |
| 12th | Not issued yet | Expected Soon | View 12th Class Guide |
The Confusion: Start the Test Session or Wait?
Right now, across Punjab, 11th class (1st Year) students and the institutes that serve them are stuck on a single question: should we start the test session now, or wait for the smart syllabus?
The market is full of noise. WhatsApp forwards claim the reduced syllabus “has arrived.” YouTube videos announce it “within days.” Some academies have paused their test sessions; others are carrying on as normal. Students do not know whether the chapters they are memorising today will even be in the paper tomorrow.
The bottom line up front: Punjab’s Education Minister has now announced a smart syllabus covering classes 9th to 2nd year — and it has now been issued — PECTAA Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1239 dated 6 November 2026. Everything below separates what is confirmed from what is still rumour.
What Is the Smart Syllabus?
The Smart Syllabus (officially called the Accelerated Learning Programme — ALP) is not a new set of books. It is an official government package that reduces what you must prepare:
- Chapter-wise and topic-wise deletions — selected topics removed from the examinable syllabus.
- Deleted exercise questions — specified book questions dropped from papers.
- Updated pairing schemes and model papers — so you know exactly how the reduced syllabus will be examined.
Two things to understand clearly. First, a smart syllabus only ever removes content — it never adds new chapters. That means preparation done on the full syllabus is never wasted. Second, this is different from the textbook reform announced in September 2026 (rewritten books, AI subjects, QR codes) — that is a separate programme, not a smart syllabus.
A quick history: the first smart syllabus came in 2020–21 during COVID school closures (announced by then-minister Murad Raas, syllabus reduced up to 40%). The second came on 24 October 2025, when Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat announced a smart syllabus for the 2026 annual examinations — formally notified by PECTAA (Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2025/325, dated 24.10.2025) for Grade 9. A Grade 11 notification followed on 19 November 2025 (Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2025/399). The question everyone is asking now: will there be a third one, for the 2027 examinations — and will it cover intermediate classes too?
2027: New Deletions for Grade 11 (Notification 1239)
Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1239, dated 6 November 2026, notifies the Smart Syllabus (ALP) for Grade 11, session 2026-27, for the BISE Annual Examination 2027. The new deletions include:
- Urdu-11: 4 lessons excluded — Nasr: “Charpai” (pp. 44–49), “Pakistan Zabanain aur un ki Ahmiyat” (pp. 90–96); Nazm: “Karrha Darrna” (pp. 116–119), “Tip Tip, Bunda Bunda, Haal Hamara Janay Hai” (pp. 121–125). Urdu paper: 100 marks (20 objective, 20 min + 80 subjective, 2:40 hrs).
- English-11: 4 of 14 units excluded — Unit 4 “Team Moon” (pp. 42–55), Unit 7 “What You Do is What You Are” (pp. 82–94), Unit 9 “Freedom” (poem, pp. 105–113), Unit 12 “The Impact of AI on Society, Human Relationships, and Ethics” (pp. 131–138). 10 units remain. English paper: 100 marks (20 objective, 30 min + 80 subjective, 2:30 hrs).
2025-26 Smart Syllabus (for comparison only — NOT the 2027 list)
Unlike 9th and 10th class, intermediate students have a real precedent: PECTAA did notify a smart syllabus for Grade 11 (First Year). Here is what it actually removed — as reported in the coverage of the official notification (PECTAA Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2025/399, dated 19.11.2025, for the Annual Examination 2026):
| Subject | What was removed (2025-26 ALP) |
|---|---|
| English (Compulsory) | 4 of 14 units removed — “Team Moon”, “What You Do is What You Are”, the poem “Freedom”, and “The Impact of AI on Society, Human Relationships, and Ethics”. Paper: 20 objective + 80 subjective marks. |
| Mathematics | Mathematical Induction and Binomial Theorem excluded; parts of Complex Numbers, Matrices, Sequences and Series removed. |
| Physics | Elastic and Inelastic Collisions, Rocket Propulsion, Centripetal Force applications, and parts of Thermodynamics and Waves removed (paper: 85 marks). |
| Biology | Structural and Computational Biology, parts of Biodiversity and Classification, Molecular Biology, and parts of human physiology deleted. |
| Chemistry | Atomic Spectra, Chemical Energetics, Reaction Kinetics, Electrochemistry calculations, and lab-safety chapters removed. |
| Computer Science & Entrepreneurship | Software Development, Python OOP, and Emerging Technologies / Blockchain topics omitted. |
Pairing schemes and model papers were released alongside it, and BISE paper setters were instructed to follow it strictly. The 2027 deleted topics are in the sections above — the list below is last year’s, for comparison only.
Complete Official Timeline
Here is everything that has officially happened — in order, with nothing added and nothing hidden:
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24 Oct 2025 — Smart Syllabus announced
24 Oct 2025 — Smart Syllabus announced
Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat announces a Smart Syllabus (ALP) for the 2026 annual examinations. PECTAA formally notifies it the same day (Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2025/325) for Grade 9.
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19 Nov 2025 — Grade 11 notified
19 Nov 2025 — Grade 11 notified
PECTAA notifies the Smart Syllabus (ALP) for Grade 11 (First Year), sessions 2025–27, for the Annual Examination 2026 (Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2025/399). The first time intermediate classes got a smart syllabus.
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11 Sept 2026 — Textbook press conference
11 Sept 2026 — Textbook press conference
The minister announces Grade 9 textbooks cut from 200 to 160 pages, with AI and Data Sciences added. A separate reform — not branded a smart syllabus.
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24 Sept 2026 — New curriculum approved
24 Sept 2026 — New curriculum approved
The Chief Minister approves a new school curriculum: 25% textbook-volume reduction and QR codes in every textbook. Again, a separate reform.
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Early Oct 2026 — Minister’s commitment
Early Oct 2026 — Minister’s commitment
Rana Sikandar Hayat states publicly from his verified social media account that a smart syllabus for 9th and 10th class will be issued this year — “for sure.” Social media erupts.
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6 Nov 2026 — Announcement widens to 2nd year
6 Nov 2026 — Announcement widens to 2nd year
The minister announces that the smart syllabus for classes 9th to 2nd year will be issued the next day, 7 November 2026. Intermediate classes are now explicitly included in the promise.
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6 Nov 2026 — Notification No. 1239 issued
6 Nov 2026 — Notification No. 1239 issued
Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1239 is issued, notifying the Grade 11 smart syllabus for the 2027 annual examination.
What the Education Minister Said
Two statements matter here — the original commitment, and the new announcement that brings intermediate classes into the picture. We quote the first exactly as posted:
“Inshallah We will Issue Smart Syllabus For This Year 9-10th For Sure.”
— Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat — from his verified social media account (October 2026)
— Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat — from his verified social media account (October 2026)
Then, on 6 November 2026, the announcement widened: On 6 November 2026, the minister announced (as reported the same day) that the smart syllabus for classes 9th to 2nd year would be issued the next day, 7 November 2026. For 11th and 12th class students, this is the first time the minister has publicly put intermediate classes inside the smart-syllabus promise.
Why do these statements matter so much? Three reasons. First, they come directly from the Education Minister himself — not a rumour page, not a forwarded message. Second, the wording is unusually firm: “for sure.” Third, he has a track record here: in October 2025 he announced a smart syllabus, and PECTAA notified it the very same day — and the Grade 11 notification followed a month later.
That said, a social-media commitment — even a firm one — is not the same as an official notification. The syllabus becomes real for students and boards only when PECTAA or the boards notify it in writing.
Official Notification Issued (7 November 2026)
The official notification is out. Here are the key facts:
- Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1239, dated 6 November 2026 — issued after the Academics Committee’s 13th meeting on 05.11.2026.
- Subjects issued: English, Urdu, Islamiat / Pakistan Studies / Tarjuma-tul-Quran, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics. Computer Science is pending — expected by 20 November 2026 (reported, not yet notified).
- Statistics / Economics / Commerce & Arts subjects: check the official notification (not summarised here).
Beware of unofficial PDFs — download only the official PECTAA notification linked in the PDF box below.
Social Media Buzz: All Sides of the Story
Here is what each camp is saying — presented as it is, so you can judge for yourself:
Side 1: “It’s coming — the minister said so himself”
The largest camp. Their argument is simple: the Education Minister does not say “for sure” on a verified account without meaning it — and in 2025 he announced a smart syllabus and delivered the notification the same day, with Grade 11 following a month later. Many teachers and academies in this camp expect the official document within days.
Side 2: “Show me the notification first”
The cautious camp. They point out that announcements and notifications are different things, that some past social-media claims fizzled out, and that even some education creators contradict each other on dates. Their rule: believe it when PECTAA notifies it.
Side 3: “Intermediate finally included — but when exactly?”
11th class students have waited longest: the October commitment mentioned only 9th and 10th. The 6 November announcement finally names 9th to 2nd year — but in 2025 the pattern was 9th first, Grade 11 a month later. So intermediate students should watch for their notification possibly after the 9th/10th one, and keep preparing on the full syllabus meanwhile.
The result of all three camps talking at once: confusion — institutes unsure whether to start test sessions, students unsure what to memorise. That confusion is exactly why this guide exists.
Our Assessment: Will the Smart Syllabus Come?
We weighed everything — the minister’s statement, the official record, the timing, and the sceptics — and here is our honest reading:
- The single heaviest weight is the minister’s own commitment. “For sure,” posted publicly from a verified account, is not the language of a casual remark — and he has delivered on this exact promise before (October 2025 for Grade 9, November 2025 for Grade 11).
- The 6 November announcement strengthens the case for intermediate. The promise now explicitly covers 9th to 2nd year — and the 2025 precedent shows PECTAA can notify an intermediate smart syllabus (Grade 11, Notification No. 399).
- The timing fits. The 2027 annual examinations are a few months away; if a reduced syllabus is to help anyone, the notification must come soon.
- The sceptics have one valid point: nothing is official until it is notified. Announcements can be delayed; drafts can change; and in 2025 the Grade 11 notification came a full month after Grade 9.
Our assessment: the balance of evidence leans clearly toward issuance — likely soon. But “likely” is not “notified.” The smart move is to prepare in a way that wins in both scenarios — which is exactly what the next section explains.
What Should You Do Right Now?
Whether the notification comes tomorrow or next month, this strategy keeps you safe:
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Do NOT freeze your preparation
Do NOT freeze your preparation
A smart syllabus only deletes topics — it never adds new ones. Every chapter you master from the full syllabus counts, with or without a notification.
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Start test sessions on the full syllabus
Start test sessions on the full syllabus
Institutes should begin with core, high-weightage chapters. When the notification drops, simply skip the deleted topics — no restart needed.
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Ignore unofficial PDFs
Ignore unofficial PDFs
Do not reshape your preparation around a forwarded “smart syllabus” file. Only a PECTAA/board notification changes what is examinable.
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Watch this page
Watch this page
Bookmark this guide. The day anything official is notified, the download box below is updated — you will not miss it.
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Official Document
Smart Syllabus PDF — 11th Class (Punjab Board)
PECTAA has issued the official Smart Syllabus PDF for 11th class, session 2026-27. Download it free, no signup, using the button below.
Status last verified: 7 November 2026 — the official PDF is now available below. Beware of unofficial PDFs — download only the official PECTAA PDF linked below. Computer Science smart syllabus is expected by 20 November 2026 (reported, not yet notified).
11th Class Paper Pattern 2027 – Subject Wise Total Marks
Paper patterns below are from Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1239 dated 6 November 2026 (Annex-A). Every subject’s model paper is included in the same notification.
| Subject | Total marks | Objective | Subjective | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Urdu | 100 | 20 (20 min) | 80 (2:40 hrs) | 3 hrs |
| English | 100 | 20 (30 min) | 80 (2:30 hrs) | 3 hrs |
| Islamiat | 50 | 10 | 40 (20 short + 4 tarjuma + 16 detailed) | 2 hrs |
| Mathematics | 100 | 20 (30 min) | 80 (2:30 hrs) | 3 hrs |
| Physics | 85 | 17 (20 min) | 68 (2:40 hrs) | 3 hrs |
| Computer Science and Entrepreneurship | 75 | 15 (20 min) | 60 (2:10 hrs) | 2:30 hrs |
| Biology | 85 | 17 (20 min) | 68 (2:40 hrs) | 3 hrs |
| Chemistry | 85 | 17 (20 min) | 68 (2:40 hrs) | 3 hrs |
Source: PECTAA Notification No. 1239 dated 6 November 2026 (Annex-A).
Urdu 11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 – Deleted Topics
Four lessons are deleted from the Urdu-11 textbook; 18 lessons remain out of 22. Paper setters will not ask any question from these four lessons.
| # | Section | Lesson | Author | Textbook pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | حصہ نثر | چارپائی (Charpai) | رشید احمد صدیقی | 44–49 |
| 2 | حصہ نثر | پاکستانی زبانیں اور ان کا باہمی رشتہ (Pakistani Zubanain aur Un ka Bahami Rishta) | ڈاکٹر ممتاز منگلوری | 90–96 |
| 3 | حصہ نظم | کھڈا اُڑ (Khadda Ur) | سید محمد جعفری | 116–119 |
| 4 | حصہ غزل | پتّا پتّا، بوٹا بوٹا، حال ہمارا جانے ہے (Patta Patta, Boota Boota, Haal Hamara Janay Hai) | میر تقی میر | 121–125 |
No question will be asked from the authors’ and poets’ introductions either.
Paper pattern: Total 100 marks — Objective 20 (20 min), Subjective 80 (2:40 hrs). No question from author/poet introductions.
Pairing scheme (summary): Q1 MCQs 20 (5 from nasr + 15 from qawaid); Q2 ash’aar tashreeh 20; Q3 paragraph tashreeh 15; Q4 khulasa 10; Q5 nazm khulasa / markazi khayal 5; Q6 mukalma / rudad / roznamcha 10; Q7 darkhwast / raseed 10; Q8 talkhees 10. Total 100.
English 11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 – Deleted Topics
Four units out of fourteen are excluded from the English-11 textbook. Students should focus on the remaining ten units.
| # | Unit | Textbook pages |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Unit 4: Team Moon | 42–55 |
| 2 | Unit 7: What You Do is What You are | 82–94 |
| 3 | Unit 9: Freedom (Poem) | 105–113 |
| 4 | Unit 12: The Impact of AI on Society, Human Relationships, and Ethics | 131–138 |
Paper pattern: Total 100 marks — Objective 20 (30 min), Subjective 80 (2:30 hrs).
Pairing scheme (summary): Q1 Objective 20 (synonyms and MCQs 15, correct form of verb 5); Q2 short 14 (Units 1, 2, 5, 8, 10); Q3 short 10 (Units 3, 6, 11, 13); Q4 short 6 (Unit 14); Q5 letter / application 10; Q6 story 10; Q7(a) stanza explanation 5, (b) punctuation 5, (c) pair of words 5; Q8 translation into Urdu 15 (English-medium candidates may write an essay instead). Total 100.
Islamiat 11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 – Deleted Topics
Selected ahadith and topics are deleted from the Islamiat-11 textbook for the academic session 2026-27.
| Chapter | Deleted (as printed) |
|---|---|
| باب اوّل | احادیثِ مبارکہ نمبر 3، 5، 8 اور 12 |
| باب چہارم | معاشرتی تعلقات کے اخلاق و آداب |
| باب پنجم | وراثت کی اسلامی تعلیمات |
| باب ششم | صوفیائے کرامؒ (پیر سید مہر علی شاہؒ، میاں شیر محمد شرقپوریؒ) |
| باب ہفتم | نظامِ اسلام کی نفاذِ ثانیہ اور مسلمانوں کی ذمہ داریاں |
Paper setters will not include any question from the deleted chapters and topics.
Paper pattern: Total 50 marks, 2 hours — MCQs 10, short questions 20, tarjuma ahadith 4, detailed questions 16.
Pairing scheme (summary): Q1 MCQs 10 (1 each from Bab 1, 4, 5, 6, 7; 3 from Bab 2; 2 from Bab 3); Q2 short 10 (Bab 1–3, exercises only); Q3 short 10 (Bab 4–7, exercises only); Q4 tarjuma ahadith 4 (any 2 of 4, from the 11 selected ahadith of Bab 1 only, 2 marks each); Q5 detailed 16 (any 2 of 4, 8 marks each). Total 50.
Mathematics 11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 – Deleted Topics
Excluded content and questions (Notification 1239, pp. 25–27). Unit 8 Mathematical Induction and Binomial Theorem — complete unit is deleted. Units 5 (Partial Fractions) and 9 (Division of Polynomials) are fully retained — nothing deleted from them.
| Unit | Excluded content and questions (as printed) |
|---|---|
| 1 — Complex Numbers | 1.4.1 The Polar Form of a Complex Number, Operations on Complex Numbers in Polar Form, Ex. 12–16, pp. 15–18. 1.5 Complex Numbers in the Real World, Ex. 17 and 18, pp. 19–20. Exercise 1.5: Q 2–22, pp. 20–21. |
| 2 — Functions and Graphs | 2.5 Real Life Applications, Ex. 12 and 13, pp. 31–32. Exercise 2.2: Q 4 and 5, p. 33. |
| 3 — Theory of Quadratic Functions | 3.5 Real World Problems of Quadratic Equations and Inequalities, Ex. 9 and 10, pp. 41–42. Exercise 3.2, Q 2–7, p. 43. |
| 4 — Matrices and Determinants | 4.6 Elementary Row Operation on a Matrix, p. 61. 4.7 Echelon and Reduced Echelon Form of Matrices, Ex. 8–10, pp. 62–64. 4.8 System of Non-Homogeneous Linear Equations, Ex. 11, pp. 64–67. 4.9 System of Homogeneous Linear Equations, Ex. 14 and 15, pp. 71–74. 4.10 Applications of Matrices in Real World, Ex. 16 and 17, pp. 74–76. Exercise 4.3: Q 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, pp. 76–77. |
| 5 — Partial Fractions | Complete unit is retained. No content and questions are deleted. |
| 6 — Sequences and Series | Exercise 6.2: Q 20, 21, 22 and 23, p. 94. Exercise 6.3: Q 6, p. 95. Exercise 6.4: Q 17, 18 and 19, p. 99. Exercise 6.5: Q 7, 8, 9, 10 and 14, p. 102. Exercise 6.6: Q 7 and 8, p. 104. Exercise 6.7: Q 6, p. 105. 6.8 Arithmetico-Geometric Progression, Ex. 19, Ex. 20 and 21, pp. 106–109. Exercise 6.8 (Complete), pp. 109–110. Exercise 6.9: Q 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, p. 114. 6.11 Real Life Problems involving Sequences and Series, Ex. 27–31, pp. 117–120. Exercise 6.11 (Complete), pp. 121–122. |
| 7 — Permutations and Combinations | Exercise 7.2: Q 6, 9 and 11, p. 129. Exercise 7.3: Q 9, 10 and 11, p. 132. Exercise 7.4: Q 4, 5, 6, 17 and 18, pp. 138–139. |
| 8 — Mathematical Induction and Binomial Theorem | Complete unit is deleted. |
| 9 — Division of Polynomials | Complete unit is retained. No content and questions are deleted. |
| 10 — Trigonometric Identities | 10.6 Triple Angle Identities, pp. 192–193. Exercise 10.3, Q 2 (viii, ix, x and xii), Q 5, pp. 194–195. Exercise 10.4, Q 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, p. 199. |
| 11 — Trigonometric Functions and their Graphs | 11.4.1 Graph of Trigonometric Functions, pp. 205–206. 11.4.2 Graph of y = sin x, pp. 206–207. 11.4.3 Graph of y = cos x, pp. 207–209. 11.4.4 Graph of y = tan x, pp. 209–210. Exercise 11.2 (Complete), p. 211. |
| 12 — Limit and Continuity | 12.4 Application of Transcendental Functions to Limits and Continuity on Real World Problems, Ex. 14–17, pp. 234–235. Exercise 12.3 (Complete), pp. 235–236. |
| 13 — Differentiations | 13.7 Applications of Differentiation, Ex. 12–15, pp. 255–256. Exercise 13.3 (Complete), pp. 256–257. |
| 14 — Vectors in Space | Exercise 14.1: Q 9 and 10, p. 266. Exercise 14.2: Q 7, 8 and 12, p. 274. 14.4 Scalar Triple Product, Ex. 23–31, pp. 283–288. Exercise 14.4 (Complete), pp. 289–290. |
The full exercise-wise excluded questions list is in the official PDF above.
Paper pattern: Total 100 marks — Objective 20 (30 min), Subjective 80 (2:30 hrs). Time 3 hours.
Pairing scheme (summary): Q1 MCQs 20 (Unit 1: 2, Unit 2: 1, Unit 3: 1, Unit 4: 2, Unit 5: 1, Unit 6: 2, Unit 7: 2, Unit 9: 1, Unit 10: 2, Unit 11: 1, Unit 12: 1, Unit 13: 2, Unit 14: 2). Q2 short 16 (Units 1–5); Q3 short 16 (Units 6, 7, 9, 10); Q4 short 18 (Units 11–14). Q5–Q9 long 30 (any 3 of 5, a + b 5 + 5: Units 1/2 or 3, 4/5 or 9, 6/7, 10/12, 13/14). Total 100.
Physics 11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 – Deleted Topics
No full chapter is deleted in Physics. Selected topics and exercise questions are deleted from each chapter, as listed in Annex-A.
| Ch. | Deleted topics (textbook pages) | Deleted exercise questions |
|---|---|---|
| 1 — Measurements | 1.1 Physical quantities and their units (2); 1.2 International system of units (2–5) | MCQs 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.14, 1.16; Short answer 1.1, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5; CRQs 1.1, 1.3, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 1.11; Comprehensive Q 1.3 (Part-b); Numerical Problems 1.1, 1.2, 1.8 |
| 2 — Force and Motion | 2.1 Scalars (20); 2.2 Vectors (20–21); only derivation of equations of motion by graphical method (25–28); 2.10 Elastic collision in two dimensions (41, 42); 2.11 Inelastic collision in two dimensions (42, 43); 2.12 Rocket propulsion — Examples 2.1, 2.4 (44; 22, 29–30) | MCQs 2.8; Short answer 2.7; CRQs 2.3, 2.4; Comprehensive Qs 2.3, 2.7, 2.8 (only inelastic collision in two dimensions); Numerical Problems 2.4, 2.10, 2.11, 2.12 |
| 3 — Circular and Rotational Motion | Applications of centripetal force (55, 56); Flywheel (64); The Gyroscope (64, 65); Example 3.2 (54) | MCQs 3.6, 3.8, 3.9; Short answer 3.3, 3.6, 3.8; CRQs 3.2, 3.5, 3.6, 3.8; Numerical Problems 3.3, 3.5, 3.10 |
| 4 — Work, Energy and Power | 4.1 Work done by a constant force (69, 70); 4.5 Energy (K.E.) — Examples 4.3 and 4.5 (74, 75; 75–76 and 82–83) | MCQs 4.2, 4.4, 4.8, 4.9; Short answer 4.2, 4.5, 4.8, 4.9; CRQs 4.2, 4.3, 4.5, 4.7; Comprehensive Qs 4.1, 4.2 (Part-i); Numerical Problems 4.2, 4.7, 4.8, 4.10 |
| 5 — Solids and Fluid Dynamics | 5.1 Classification of solids (88, 89); 5.4 Determination of Young’s modulus of a wire (91, 92); 5.10 Increase in flow velocity (101); 5.15 Real fluids are viscous fluids (107, 108); 5.16 Superfluids (108) | MCQs 5.3, 5.9, 5.12; Short answer 5.5, 5.6, 5.10; CRQs 5.2, 5.5, 5.6; Comprehensive Qs 5.1, 5.4; Numerical Problems 5.3, 5.5, 5.6 |
| 6 — Heat and Thermodynamics | 6.1 Assumptions of the kinetic theory of gasses (113–117); 6.6 Heat engine (122); Example 6.1 (115) | MCQs 6.3, 6.4, 6.7, 6.8, 6.10; Short answer 6.1, 6.2, 6.9, 6.10, 6.11; CRQs 6.4, 6.5; Comprehensive Qs 6.1, 6.2; Numerical Problems 6.1, 6.2, 6.7, 6.8 |
| 7 — Waves and Vibrations | 7.1 Waves (132–134); 7.4 Stationary waves and their formation (139, 140); Tuning musical instruments (153); Examples 7.6, 7.9 (151 and 156) | MCQs 7.1, 7.3, 7.4, 7.9; Short answer 7.4, 7.5; CRQs 7.1, 7.3; Numerical Problems 7.1, 7.2, 7.4, 7.5 |
| 8 — Physical Optics and Gravitational Waves | 8.2 Types of Polarization (169); Optical activity (173, 174); Space-time distortion / tidal forces (179); Examples 8.5, 8.6 (181) | MCQs 8.5, 8.8, 8.9, 8.10; Short answer 8.4, 8.5; CRQs 8.4, 8.6; Comprehensive Qs 8.1 (Only classify the polarization of waves), 8.8; Numerical Problems 8.1, 8.5, 8.9 |
| 9 — Electrostatics and Current Electricity | Electric field lines (189–191); Applications of Gauss’s law (194); 9.7 Motion of charged particles in a uniform electric field (198, 199); 9.8 Path of a charged particle (199, 200); 9.9 Shielding from external electric field (200, 201); 9.19 Use of a Galvanometer (214, 215); Examples 9.9, 9.11 (205, 210–211) | MCQs 9.3, 9.6, 9.10; Short answer 9.3, 9.8, 9.9; CRQs 9.1, 9.2, 9.3; Numerical Problems 9.3, 9.4, 9.7, 9.9 |
| 10 — Electromagnetism | 10.3 Magnetic flux linkage (227); 10.5 Velocity selector (229, 230); 10.7 Lenz’s law (233–235); Examples 10.2, 10.4, 10.5 and 10.7 (226, 230, 231, 236) | MCQs 10.2, 10.3, 10.10; Short answer 10.1, 10.4, 10.5, 10.6, 10.7; CRQs 10.2, 10.3, 10.8; Comprehensive Qs 10.3 (Only Lenz’s law), 10.5; Numerical Problems 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, 10.11, 10.12 |
| 11 — Special Theory of Relativity | 11.5 Space-time in relativity (249–251) | MCQs 11.1; Short answer 11.1, 11.4, 11.8; CRQs 11.1, 11.2; Comprehensive Q 11.3; Numerical Problems 11.7, 11.8 |
| 12 — Nuclear and Particle Physics | 12.8 Conservation laws (267); 12.10 Most of the matter in the observable universe is plasma (267, 268); 12.11 The theories about the forces between the masses of particles (268, 269); 12.12 The standard model (269) | MCQs 12.2, 12.4, 12.5, 12.9, 12.15, 12.16, 12.17; Short answer 12.2, 12.3, 12.7, 12.11, 12.13, 12.14; CRQs 12.2, 12.4; Numerical Problems 12.6 |
The full exercise-wise deleted questions list is in the official PDF above.
Paper pattern: Total 85 marks — Objective 17 (20 min), Subjective 68 (2:40 hrs). Time 3 hours.
Pairing scheme (summary): Q1 MCQs 17 (1 each from chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 11; 2 each from chapters 5, 7, 9, 10, 12). Q2 short 16 (chapters 1–4); Q3 short 16 (chapters 5–8); Q4 short 12 (chapters 9–12). Q5–Q9 detailed 24 (any 3 of 5, 8 each: chapters 1–3, 4–6, 7–8, 9–10, 11–12; each question has part (a) 5 marks and part (b) 3 marks from different chapters). Total 85.
Computer Science and Entrepreneurship 11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 – Deleted Topics
Deleted topics and exercise questions (Notification 1239, pp. 44–45). Units 4 (Computational Structures) and 8 (Online Research and Digital Literacy) are fully retained — nothing deleted from them.
| Unit | Deleted topics and questions (textbook pages) |
|---|---|
| 1 — Introduction to Software Development | 1.5 Graphical Representation of Software Systems (9–13); Exercise: MCQ No. 7 (18) |
| 2 — Python Programming | Short Questions No. 5, 6 (19); Long Questions No. 1, 3, 4 (19); 2.8 Object-Oriented Programming in Python (35–36); 2.9 Advanced Python Concepts (36–37); 2.10 Testing and Debugging in Python (38); Exercise: MCQ No. 6 (39); Short Questions No. 5, 8 (40); Long Questions No. 1 (a, c) (40) |
| 3 — Algorithms and Problem Solving | 3.3.3 Complexity Classes (P, NP, NP-hard, NP-complete) (45–46); Exercise: MCQs No. Q 2–4 (54); Long Questions No. 1 (55) |
| 4 — Computational Structures | No topic and exercise questions are deleted. Complete chapter is retained. |
| 5 — Data Analytics | 5.3 Building Statistical Models (74–79); 5.4.1.5 Boxplots (82); Exercise: MCQs No. Q 1, 4, 5, 7, 8 (84–85); Short Questions No. 1, 2 (85); Long Questions No. 1, 2 (85) |
| 6 — Emerging Technologies | 6.4 Introduction to Blockchain Technology (92–95); 6.5 Applications and Implications of Blockchain (95–97); Exercise: MCQs No. Q 3, 5, 8 (99); Short Questions No. 1, 2 (100); Long Question No. 4 (100) |
| 7 — Legal and Ethical Aspects of Computing System | 7.3 The Digital Divide and its Impacts (106–108); Exercise: MCQ No. 5 (113); Short Question No. 3 (114); Long Question No. 2 (114) |
| 8 — Online Research and Digital Literacy | No topic and exercise questions are deleted. Complete chapter is retained. |
| 9 — Entrepreneurship in Digital Age | 9.5 Financial Concepts for Business (133–135); Exercise: MCQ No. 8 (140); Short Question No. 7 (140) |
The full exercise-wise deleted questions list is in the official PDF above.
Paper pattern: Total 75 marks — Objective 15 (20 min), Subjective 60 (2:10 hrs). Time 2:30 hours.
Pairing scheme (summary): Q1 MCQs 15 (Chapter 1: 3, Chapter 2: 1, Chapter 3: 1, Chapter 4: 1, Chapter 5: 2, Chapter 6: 1, Chapter 7: 2, Chapter 8: 2, Chapter 9: 2). Q2 short 12 (chapters 1, 2, 8); Q3 short 12 (chapters 3, 6, 7); Q4 short 12 (chapters 4, 5, 9). Q5–Q9 detailed 24 (any 3 of 5, 8 each: chapters 2, 3, 4, 5, 7). Total 75.
Biology 11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 – Deleted Topics
Deleted topics and exercise questions (Notification 1239, pp. 53–55). Unit 7 Structural and Computational Biology — entire unit is deleted (pp. 167–176).
| Ch. | Deleted topics and questions (textbook pages) |
|---|---|
| 1 — Biodiversity and Classification | “How are Archaea unique?” (2–3); 1.2 Taxonomic Hierarchy (5–7); Table (7); 1.5 Classification of Vertebrates (19–25); 1.6 Classification of Viruses (25–26); 1.7 Biodiversity (27–29); 1.8 Species and Speciation (29–30); MCQs No. 1–2 and 5–10 (30–31); Long Questions No. 1–2 and 6–11 (32); Inquisitive Questions (All) (32) |
| 2 — Bacteria and Viruses | 2.3 Motility in Bacteria (37); 2.5 Bacteria; Ecology and Diversity (39–41); 2.6 Importance of Bacteria (41–42); MCQs No. 4, 6 and 8 (45–46); Short Questions No. 11–14 (46–47); Long Questions No. 2, 5 and 6 (47); Inquisitive Questions (All) (47) |
| 3 — Cells and Subcellular Organelles | 3.1 Cells – The Basic Unit of Life (48–49); 3.2 Cell Theory (49–51); 3.3 Microscopy (51–54); Techniques to study the structure of plasma membrane (58–59); Difference between Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells (76–77); Short Questions No. 1 and 2 (88); Inquisitive Questions (All) (90) |
| 4 — Molecular Biology | 4.1 Biological Molecules (92–93); 4.2 Types of Bonds in Biology (93–94); 4.3 Condensation (Synthesis) and Hydrolysis (94–95); Figure 4.38 and side box (118); Figure 4.43 — Only structure of NAD (121); Short Question No. 1 (125); Long Questions No. 1, 2 (126); Inquisitive Questions (All) (126) |
| 5 — Enzymes | 5.4 Factors affecting the rate of enzyme action (131–133); MCQ No. 6 (138); Short Question No. 7 (139); Long Questions No. 5–8 (139); Inquisitive Questions (All) (139) |
| 6 — Bioenergetics | ATP; The Energy Currency of Cells (141); Role of Photosynthetic Pigments, Chlorophylls, Accessory Pigments (144–145); Other Organic Molecules as Fuel for Cellular Respiration (161); 6.3 Photorespiration (161–164); Short Questions No. 7 and 10 (165); Long Questions No. 1 and 13–16 (165–166); Inquisitive Questions (All) (166) |
| 7 — Structural and Computational Biology | Entire unit is deleted along with all its MCQs, short questions, long questions and inquisitive questions (pp. 167–176). |
| 8 — Plant Physiology | 8.1 Nutrition in Plants (177–180); 8.3 Support in Plants (182–183); 8.4 Water Potential (183–184); Plant Growth Regulators (192–194); MCQ No. 10 (200); Short Questions No. 1–3 (201); Inquisitive Questions (All) (201) |
| 9 — Human Digestive System | Storage and Metabolic Role of the Liver (212); MCQ No. 10 (213); Inquisitive Questions (All) (214) |
| 10 — Human Respiratory System | Properties of the Respiratory Surface (216); 10.2 Transport of Gases (221–223); Otitis media (226); MCQs No. 6 and 7 (229); Short Questions No. 1 and 6 (230); Long Questions No. 2 and 3 (230); Inquisitive Questions (All) (230) |
| 11 — Human Circulatory System | 11.2 Blood vessels (238–242); 11.4 Cardiovascular Disorders (246–249); MCQ No. 1 (252); Short Questions No. 1, 5, 7, 8 and 10 (253); Long Questions No. 4, 5 and 9–13 (253–254); Inquisitive Questions (All) (254) |
| 12 — Human Skeletal and Muscular Systems | Bone Development (257–258); Box (264); Both boxes (265); 12.2 Disorders of Skeletal System (266–270); Difference between Tetany and Tetanus and Boxes (277); Short Questions No. 8, 9 and following two parts of Q. 15: Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis; Tetany and tetanus (278–279); Long Questions No. 3, 4, 11 and 12 (279); Inquisitive Questions (All) (279) |
The full exercise-wise deleted questions list is in the official PDF above.
Paper pattern: Total 85 marks — Objective 17 (20 min), Subjective 68 (2:40 hrs). Time 3 hours.
Pairing scheme (summary): Q1 MCQs 17 (Chapter 1: 2, Chapter 2: 1, Chapter 3: 1, Chapter 4: 2, Chapter 5: 1, Chapter 6: 2, Chapter 8: 2, Chapter 9: 1, Chapter 10: 1, Chapter 11: 2, Chapter 12: 2). Q2 short 16 (chapters 1, 3, 8, 11); Q3 short 16 (chapters 2, 5, 9, 12); Q4 short 12 (chapters 4, 6, 10). Q5–Q9 long 24 (any 3 of 5, a + b 4 + 4: chapters 1/11, 3/9, 6/10, 2/12, 4/8). Total 85.
Chemistry 11th Class Smart Syllabus 2027 – Deleted Topics
Deleted content and questions (Notification 1239, pp. 62–65). Chapter 15 Basic Separation Techniques — full chapter deleted. Chapter 16 Lab Safety and Practical Skills — full chapter deleted.
| Unit | Deleted topics and questions (textbook pages) |
|---|---|
| 1 — Periodic Table and Periodic Properties | Topic 1.1 (Historical Background), 1.2 (Modern periodic table — main features) (pp. 2–3), 1.4 (Block in Periodic Table) and 1.5 (Families in Periodic Table) (pp. 4–5); MCQs I, II; SAQs c, g |
| 2 — Atomic Structure | 2.3.1 Atomic Spectra (p. 24); 2.7 (Electronic Configuration and the Periodic Table), 2.8 (Electronic configuration of ions and free radicals), 2.9 (Electronic configuration and the formation of semiconductors) (pp. 35–39); SAQs f, g, i; DQs Q. 5 |
| 3 — Chemical Bonding | Topic 3.1 (Types of Bonding), 3.2 (Electronegativity and the type of bond), 3.3 (Intermolecular Forces), 3.4 (Bond Energy and Bond Length), 3.5 (A comparison among ionic, covalent, metallic bond and intermolecular forces) (pp. 44–51); MCQs I, II, III, VII, XII; SAQs a, b, i, k, l, m, n, o, p |
| 4 — Stoichiometry | Topic 4.7 (Limiting and Excess Reactant) (pp. 81–85), 4.9 (Importance of Stoichiometry in production and dosage of medicine) (p. 87); SAQs g (p. 89); DQs Q. 3; Numerical Problem Q. 6 |
| 5 — States and Phases of Matter | Topic 5.10 (Energetics of phase changes), 5.11 (Solids) (pp. 104–105); MCQs IV; SAQs d, j; Numerical Problems Q. 8, 9 |
| 6 — Chemical Energetics | Topic 6.11 (Entropy), 6.12 (The Free Energy Change) (pp. 129–136); MCQs IV, XI, XII; SAQs c, j; Numerical Problems Q. 9, 10 |
| 7 — Reaction Kinetics | Topic 7.5 (Determination of Rate Constant), 7.6 (Reaction Mechanism) (pp. 154–158); MCQs VII, VIII, IX, XIII; SAQs c, f, g, h, k, l, m, n, o; DQs Q. 4, Q. 6; Numerical Problems Q. 7, 8 |
| 8 — Chemical Equilibrium | Topic 8.3 (Relation between macroscopic and microscopic events), 8.4 (Dynamic Equilibrium between two physical states), 8.5 (Conditions for Equilibrium) (pp. 166–167), 8.9 (Relationships between various Equilibrium Constants) (pp. 172–175), 8.16 (Industrial Applications of Chemical Equilibrium) (pp. 179–181); MCQs II, IV, VII; SAQs e, h, i; DQs Q. 8–9 |
| 9 — Acid-Base Chemistry | Topic 9.1 (Bronsted-Lowry Concept), 9.2 (Lewis’s concept of acids and bases) (pp. 186–188), 9.9 (Salt Hydrolysis), 9.10 (Acid-Base Indicators) (pp. 200–204); MCQs I, IV, V, VI, VII, IX; SAQs c, d, e, f, k; DQs Q. 3–4 and 7 |
| 10 — Electrochemistry | Topic 10.8 (Mass of a substance deposited during Electrolysis), 10.9 (Amount of substance produced during Electrolysis), 10.10 (Avogadro’s Constant by the Electrolytic Method) (pp. 216–219), 10.16 (Applications of E° values), 10.17 (Variation of E° with Ion Concentration), 10.18 (Nernst Equation), 10.19 (Activity Series of Metals), 10.20 (Feasibility of Redox Reactions from Activity Series or Reaction Data) (pp. 224–230), 10.22 (Winkler Method, BOD and DO) (pp. 231–232); MCQs I, II, VIII, IX, X, XI; SAQs g, h, i, j; DQs Q. 3–4; Numerical Problems Q. 7–9 |
| 11 — Hydrocarbons | Topic 11.9 (Conjugated Dienes), 11.10 (Isomerism), 11.11 (Organic Redox Reactions) (pp. 257–261); MCQs I, X; SAQs a, f, h, j, l; DQs Q. 6 |
| 12 — Nitrogen and Sulfur | Topic 12.12 (Role of Sulfur in Organic Synthesis), 12.13 (Sulfuric Acid) (pp. 275–280); MCQs IX, X, XI, XII; SAQs i, l, m, n, o, p; DQs Q. 5–6 |
| 13 — Halogens | Topic 13.6 (Relative thermal stabilities of hydrogen halides in terms of their bond strength), 13.7 (Relative Reactivity of halide ions as Reducing Agents), 13.8 (Reactions of halides with aqueous silver ion followed by aqueous ammonia), 13.9 (Reactions of halides (X-) with concentrated Sulfuric Acid), 13.10 (Reactions of chlorine with cold and hot aqueous sodium hydroxide) (pp. 288–293); MCQs III, IV, V, VII, IX, X; SAQs k, m, n, o; DQs Q. 3 and 5 |
| 14 — Atmosphere | Topic 14.8 (Air Quality), 14.9 (Air Quality and Human Health), 14.10 (Air Pollution and Health Risks), 14.11 (Methods and techniques to measure and monitor Air Quality), 14.12 (Experiments and data collection to test hypothesis about Air Quality), 14.13 (Analyze data and interpret Air Quality), 14.14 (Strategies used to reduce Air Pollution), 14.15 (Laws and regulations related to atmosphere), 14.16 (Economic, social and political issues) (pp. 306–311); MCQs III, IV, VIII, XI; SAQs d, e, h, i, k, l, m; DQs Q. 6 |
| 15 — Basic Separation Techniques | Full chapter is deleted. |
| 16 — Lab Safety and Practical Skills | Full chapter is deleted. |
The full exercise-wise deleted questions list is in the official PDF above.
Paper pattern: Total 85 marks — Objective 17 (20 min), Subjective 68 (2:40 hrs). Time 3 hours.
Pairing scheme (summary): Q1 MCQs 17 (1 from each chapter, except chapters 1, 6 and 10 with 2 each). Q2 short 16 (chapters 1, 2, 7, 8, 13); Q3 short 16 (chapters 3, 5, 6, 9, 11); Q4 short 12 (chapters 4, 10, 12, 14). Q5–Q9 detailed 24 (any 3 of 5, a + b 4 + 4: chapters 2/5, 3/7, 8/9, 11/14, 12/13). Total 85.
Tarjuma-tul-Quran — 11th Class
Tarjuma-tul-Quran: no Tarjuma-tul-Quran section is included in Notification 1239 — no deleted topics have been notified for it yet.
Pairing Scheme 2027 11th Class
MCQ distribution (from Annex-A pairing schemes):
- Mathematics: 20 MCQs — 2 each from units 1, 4, 6, 7, 10, 13, 14; 1 each from units 2, 3, 5, 9, 11, 12. (Unit 8 is deleted.)
- Physics: 17 MCQs — 1 each from chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 11; 2 each from chapters 5, 7, 9, 10, 12.
- Chemistry: 17 MCQs — 1 from each chapter, except chapters 1, 6 and 10 with 2 each. (Chapters 15 and 16 are deleted.)
- Biology: 17 MCQs — 2 each from chapters 1, 4, 6, 8, 11, 12; 1 each from chapters 2, 3, 5, 9, 10. (Chapter 7 is deleted.)
- Computer Science and Entrepreneurship: 15 MCQs — 3 from chapter 1; 2 each from chapters 5, 7, 8, 9; 1 each from chapters 2, 3, 4, 6.
- English: 20 MCQs (objective part).
- Urdu: 20 MCQs (objective part).
- Islamiat: 10 MCQs (objective part).
Full question-wise pairing schemes for every subject are in the official PDF above.
Model Papers 2027 11th Class
Model papers for all eight subjects — Urdu, English, Islamiat, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science and Entrepreneurship — are included in Notification 1239 (Annex-A) and in the official PDF in the download box above. Each model paper follows the 2027 paper pattern and pairing scheme given on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has the 11th class smart syllabus for 2027 been announced?
Yes — officially issued. PECTAA Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1239, dated 6 November 2026, notifies the Smart Syllabus (ALP), deleted topics and exercise questions, pairing schemes and model papers for Grade 11, session 2026-27, for the BISE Annual Examination 2027. Download link is in the PDF box above.
When will the 11th class smart syllabus be issued (kab ayega)?
Aa gaya hai — 6 Nov 2026, Notification 1239.
What exactly did Rana Sikandar Hayat say?
From his verified social media account (October 2026): “Inshallah We will Issue Smart Syllabus For This Year 9-10th For Sure.” We quote it exactly as posted. Then, on 6 November 2026, he announced that the smart syllabus for classes 9th to 2nd year would be issued the next day. Note what he did not say: no reduction percentage, no list of deleted topics — those details only come with the official notification.
Will the syllabus really be reduced by 30%?
No official source has ever used the figure of 30% — not the minister, not PECTAA, not any board. The number appears only in unofficial blogs and YouTube videos. The only verified reduction figures on record are the Grade 9 textbooks cut from 200 to 160 pages and the 25% textbook-volume reduction — and both belong to the separate September 2026 textbook reform, not a smart syllabus.
What was removed in the 2025-26 Grade 11 smart syllabus?
PECTAA Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2025/399 (19.11.2025) removed topics across six subjects — English (4 of 14 units), Mathematics (Induction, Binomial Theorem and more), Physics (collisions, rocket propulsion and more), Biology, Chemistry and Computer Science & Entrepreneurship. See the full subject-wise table above. Note: deletions for Urdu, Islamiat and Tarjuma-tul-Quran were not verified from the official document.
Is there a pairing scheme and model paper for the 11th smart syllabus?
Yes — both are in Notification 1239 / Annex-A; see the sections above.
What is the FSc smart syllabus 2027?
The smart syllabus applies to all intermediate groups — FSc Medical, FSc Pre-Engineering and ICS (Physics, Statistics, Economics) — covering the compulsory subjects (English, Urdu, Islamiat, Tarjuma-tul-Quran) plus each group’s subjects. There is no separate “FSc syllabus” document; the same PECTAA notification covers every group.
Should I start my test session now or wait for the smart syllabus?
Start now — on the full syllabus. A smart syllabus only deletes topics; it never adds new ones, so nothing you study today is wasted. The official notification has been issued — Notification 1239, 6 Nov 2026 — and the official PDF is linked above; simply skip the deleted portions. Freezing your preparation while waiting is the one strategy that loses in every scenario.
Is the September 2026 textbook reform the same thing as the smart syllabus?
No. The September 2026 reform (Grade 9 books cut from 200 to 160 pages, AI and Data Sciences added, 25% textbook-volume reduction, QR codes in textbooks) is about rewritten textbooks — the government has never branded it a “smart syllabus.” A smart syllabus is an exam-time deletion list, a different instrument entirely.
Where will I download the official smart syllabus PDF?
Right here on this page. The official download box above has the official PDF — read it online or download it free. Beware of edited or unofficial PDFs circulating on WhatsApp or Facebook.
Final Words
The smart syllabus story, in one paragraph: a real programme with a real track record (2025–26, including Grade 11), a firm public commitment from the Education Minister — now explicitly covering 9th to 2nd year — and, as of 6 November 2026, the official notification is issued (Notification No. PECTAA/C&C Unit/2026/1239). The evidence leans toward issuance, but preparation should never wait on paperwork: study the full syllabus, ignore unofficial PDFs, and align the day anything official drops.
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