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8th class roll number slip — PECTAA Grade 8

The Grade 8 roll number slip is the admit card for the exam. It carries the roll number, the exam centre and the reporting time. Here is how schools issue it, what to check, and what to do if it is lost.

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What the 8th class roll number slip is

It is the document a Grade 8 candidate must bring to sit the paper. Without it, the invigilator may not let the student into the hall. The board generates it once a school's registration is accepted, and it links the student to a specific seat at a specific centre.

What is printed on it

  • Roll number — the number used to look up the Grade 8 result later.
  • Student's name and father's name, date of birth and B-Form number.
  • The Grade 8 subjects the student is registered for — the core six plus any elective.
  • Exam centre — the name and address of the building where papers are held.
  • Reporting time, the school's name and code, and the headmaster's signature and stamp.

How to get it

  1. The board prints the slips

    After a school's Grade 8 registration is accepted on the IBS portal, the board generates a slip for every candidate.

  2. The school receives them

    Slips reach schools a week or two before the first paper, with the seating and centre details.

  3. Students collect from school

    The exam coordinator hands them out. Check the details on the spot and raise any mistake immediately.

Some boards allow a reprint from the portal

A few divisional boards let schools reprint a slip from their portal, and occasionally publish a candidate download near the exams. When your board offers this for Grade 8, the link appears on the notification — and here.

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Check these details before the exam

  • Name and father's name spelled exactly as on the school records.
  • Date of birth and B-Form number correct, digit for digit.
  • Every registered subject listed — including the right elective, if any.
  • Centre address and reporting time — do a practice trip if the centre is unfamiliar.

If the slip is lost

Do not leave it until exam morning. Go to the school office and ask for a duplicate — schools can reprint a Grade 8 candidate's slip from the board's system. Take the duplicate to the centre with the school's confirmation. Keeping a clear photo of the original from the start avoids this entirely.

When are 8th class slips issued?

  1. Registration closes
    Schools finish entering Grade 8 candidates on the IBS portal.
  2. Slips generated
    The board prints a slip for each accepted candidate.
  3. Slips reach schools
    A week or two before the first Grade 8 paper.
  4. Students collect them
    Handed out in class; check the details straight away.
  5. Exam day
    Bring the slip — the invigilator checks it at the door.

8th class roll number slip questions

The board sends Grade 8 slips to each registered school shortly before the exams. Students collect them from the school office, not from the authority directly.
After registration closes and usually a week or two before the first Grade 8 paper.
Ask your school for a duplicate — schools can reprint it from the board's system. Do this before exam day.
It makes the search quicker because it carries the roll number, but you can also search by name if the slip is lost.

Related pages

5th class roll number slipThe Grade 5 version 8th class date sheetWhich paper on which day Check 8th class resultUse the roll number here RegistrationHow the roll number is created

A note on accuracy. PECTAA Results and Exam Guide is an independent website, not run by or affiliated with the authority. The way slips are issued can differ by board and year. Always follow your school's instructions and the notification on pectaa.edu.pk.