About Pak Edu Point

Pak Edu Point exists for one reason: a student in Pakistan should never miss a result, a date sheet, an admission deadline or a scholarship because the information was scattered, late or wrong.

What we publish

We cover the four updates that decide a student's year:

• Board Results — matric and intermediate results from every Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) in Pakistan, plus the Federal Board (FBISE), with step-by-step guides to check them online, by SMS and through the official gazette.
• Date Sheets — complete official exam timetables for 9th, 10th, 1st year and 2nd year classes, presented as clean tables you can read on a phone.
• Admissions — admission openings at universities and colleges, with eligibility, published last dates and how-to-apply steps.
• Scholarships — HEC, government, university and international scholarship opportunities, with eligibility and the official application route for each.

How we work — the verification rule

Every update on this website is checked against its official source — the board's own notification, the HEC announcement or the university's advertisement — before it is published. If an official source has not announced something, we do not publish it, no matter how widely a rumour is circulating on social media. Dates, deadlines and instructions in our posts come from the official notice, and each article carries a source line so you can verify the information yourself.

We write everything in our own words, in plain language a student — or a parent helping their child — can follow without help. Where a board or institution later corrects or extends a notice, we update the original post and mark the change.

Who runs Pak Edu Point

Pak Edu Point is run by a small team based in Pakistan that works with students and education content every day. We built the site we always wished existed during our own result and admission seasons: one honest page per update, no rumours, no guessed dates, no agents asking for money.

Corrections

If you ever spot an error — a wrong date, a broken official link, an outdated instruction — please tell us through the Contact page. Corrections from readers are checked against the official source and fixed promptly; accuracy matters more to us than being first.