For Matric, FA, FSc or I.Com students, the safest starting point is the official AIOU date-sheet page rather than an old PDF or an examination timetable shared on social media.
Open the Official AIOU Date Sheet Page
AIOU Spring 2026 Date Sheet: Current Status
AIOU’s official date-sheet listing identifies a Spring 2026 schedule for SSC and HSSC students. SSC covers the secondary-school level, while FA and other intermediate-level programmes fall within the HSSC level.
Students should match their course code with the official schedule before planning for an examination. Do not rely only on a screenshot because revised schedules may be issued for an individual paper, examination centre or region.
| Programme | What to check |
|---|---|
| Matric / SSC | Spring 2026 SSC schedule |
| FA / HSSC | Spring 2026 HSSC schedule |
| FSc | Check the applicable HSSC/FSc programme schedule |
| I.Com | Check the applicable HSSC/I.Com schedule |
| Overseas students | Use the separate international-student date sheet |
AIOU also maintains a separate Spring 2026 date-sheet listing for international students, so an overseas student should not automatically use the Pakistan-based examination schedule.
How to Download the Official AIOU Date Sheet 2026
Follow these steps:
- Open the official AIOU Date Sheet page.
- Find the Semester Spring 2026 section.
- Select the date sheet that covers your programme.
- Open the schedule and locate your course code.
- Note the paper date and examination timing.
- Compare the information with your roll-number slip before appearing in the examination.
AIOU Official Date Sheet Section
AIOU’s date-sheet page also contains schedules from older semesters. Read the semester title carefully before opening or saving a file. An Autumn 2025 or Autumn 2024 schedule should not be treated as a Spring 2026 date sheet simply because the course code is the same.
AIOU Matric Date Sheet 2026
Matric students should look for the SSC programme group on the official schedule. The date sheet is a general examination timetable showing when papers for different course codes are held.
If you need information specifically for Matric rather than the combined SSC/HSSC schedule, see the dedicated AIOUTutor guide:
Always use the current official AIOU timetable for the final paper date. Older Matric schedules may remain available online after a semester has ended.
AIOU FA, FSc and I.Com Date Sheet 2026
FA and other intermediate-level students should check the appropriate HSSC schedule and then match their individual course codes.
Do not assume that every FA, FSc or I.Com student has papers on the same dates. The timetable is organized around courses, so two students in the same programme can have different papers depending on the subjects they selected.
For more FA and intermediate-specific information, use:
Spring and Autumn AIOU Date Sheets Are Different
AIOU operates separate Spring and Autumn semesters. The semester written on the date sheet matters more than the calendar year alone.
The university’s academic calendar places Spring ODL examinations in the September–October examination period and Autumn ODL examinations in the following March–April period. The academic calendar gives the broad examination window; it does not provide the exact paper date for an individual course.
This means a student enrolled in Autumn 2026 should not use the Spring 2026 schedule. A separate Autumn examination timetable must be used when AIOU publishes the relevant schedule.
Date Sheet and Roll Number Slip Are Not the Same
These two documents serve different purposes.
Date sheet: shows the general examination schedule, including dates and timings for course codes.
Roll-number slip: relates to the individual student and should be used to confirm personal examination details, particularly the assigned examination centre.
AIOU’s Help Desk separately addresses roll-number slips and date sheets as examination services.
If the date on an old saved timetable conflicts with a current official schedule or revised university notification, follow the current AIOU information.
What If Your Course Code Is Missing?
First, make sure you have opened the correct semester and programme group. A missing course can happen when a student opens an old schedule or a date sheet intended for another programme.
If the course still does not appear:
- Check the official Date Sheet page again for another relevant schedule.
- Look for a revised or rescheduled examination notice.
- Confirm the course code from your admission/enrolment record.
- Compare it with your roll-number slip.
- Contact AIOU’s Examination Department if the conflict remains.
The official date-sheet page lists the Examination Department email as exam@aiou.edu.pk and the AIOU contact number as 051-111-112-468.
Students whose papers have specifically been postponed or rescheduled can also use the AIOUTutor revised-date-sheet guide, but a revised timetable should only be followed when an official AIOU notice applies to your examination.
AIOU Date Sheet for Overseas Students
International students should use the date sheet specifically issued for overseas or international candidates. AIOU’s Spring 2026 date-sheet listing includes a separate international-student schedule.
AIOU Overseas Date Sheet Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Has the AIOU Spring 2026 date sheet been announced?
AIOU’s official Date Sheet section currently lists a Spring 2026 schedule covering SSC and HSSC programmes, along with several other programme groups.
Where can I download the AIOU date sheet?
Use the official AIOU Date Sheet page and choose the schedule for your semester and programme. Avoid using an old PDF without checking its semester.
Can I find my AIOU date sheet by roll number?
The general date sheet is organised around programme and course schedules. Your roll-number slip is the student-specific document used to confirm personal examination information. Do not treat the two as the same document.
Is the Autumn 2026 date sheet the same as Spring 2026?
No. Spring and Autumn are separate semesters with different examination cycles. Use only the schedule issued for the semester in which you are enrolled.
Zeshan Akram, an expert in AIOU and Pakistani education, with 8 years of teaching experience. Founder of aioututor.pk, providing insightful articles on education.