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PSEB NSQF & Vocational Practical Dates Out: Check Feb 2026 Schedule

The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has officially released the datesheet for the upcoming NSQF (National Skills Qualifications Framework) and Vocational stream practical examinations. This schedule is part of the March 2026 annual examination cycle but will be conducted in early February.

Students enrolled in skill-based subjects should take note of the specific dates and timing to avoid missing their assessments.

PSEB TEST SERIES 2026

Exam Dates and Shift Timings

According to the released schedule, the practical exams will commence on February 2, 2026, and conclude on February 12, 2026.

The board will conduct these exams in two shifts daily:

  • Morning Shift: 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM
  • Evening Shift: 01:30 PM to 04:30 PM
Date Sheet for February/March 2026 practical examination of 12th Class Vocational and NSQF streamVIEW DATESHEET

READ ALSO: PUNJAB BOARD OTHER PRACTICAL DATESHEETS

PSEB NSQF & Vocational Practical Dates Out: Check Feb 2026 Schedule

Subjects Included in the Schedule

The practical exams cover a wide range of trade and vocational subjects. Some of the key streams include:

  • Service Sector: Retail Trade, Health Care, Tourism & Hospitality, Banking (BFSI), and Private Security.
  • Technical Trades: Automotive, IT/ITES (Software Developer), Electronics, Plumbing, and Power (Lineman).
  • Creative & Other Fields: Beauty & Wellness, Apparel/Sewing, Media & Entertainment, Agriculture, and Physical Education.

Important Relief for Students

The board has specifically noted that the datesheet has been designed to ensure no student faces a clash. The schedule is arranged so that no candidate will have two practical examinations on the same day, allowing for sufficient preparation time between subjects.

For any specific confusion regarding subject codes or groups, students are advised to contact their school heads or the Conduct Branch helplines provided by the board.

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