1st Year Math Pairing Scheme 2025 – All Punjab Boards

If you’re a 1st-year student looking for the Math Pairing Scheme 2025, you’ve landed at the right place. This updated pairing scheme applies to all Punjab Boards and helps students prepare strategically by highlighting chapter-wise marks distribution and question patterns.

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1st Year Math Pairing Scheme 2025 – Overview
Board Name	All Punjab Boards
Class	1st Year (11th Class)
Subject	Mathematics
Exam Year	2025
Exam Start Date	May 20, 2025
Posted By	Ilm Logics

Paper Pattern – 1st Year Math 2025 (Punjab Boards)

The Mathematics paper is divided into three main sections. Here’s the updated format:

Section A – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

• Total Marks: 15
• No. of MCQs: 15 (1 mark each)

Section B – Short Questions

• Total Marks: 30
• Attempt: Any 6 out of 9 questions
• Each Question: 5 marks

Section C – Long Questions

• Total Marks: 30
• Attempt: Any 3 out of 5
• Each Question: 10 marks

Overall Paper Total: 75 Marks

Chapter-wise Pairing Scheme for 1st Year Math 2025

This scheme gives you a clear idea of how questions will be picked from each chapter.

MCQs (15 Marks – 1 Mark Each)

• One MCQ from each of the following:
  • Chapter 1: Sets & Functions
  • Chapter 2: Trigonometry
  • Chapter 3: Matrices & Determinants
  • Chapter 4: Quadratic Equations
  • Chapter 5: Partial Fractions
  • Chapter 6: Sequences & Series
  • Chapter 7: Permutation & Combination
  • Chapter 8: Probability
  • (Additional MCQs cover mixed concepts)

Short Questions (30 Marks – 5 Marks Each)

• Chapter-wise Distribution:
  • Chapter 1: 2 Questions
  • Chapter 2: 2 Questions
  • Chapter 3: 1 Question
  • Chapter 4: 1 Question
  • Chapter 5: 1 Question
  • Chapter 6: 1 Question
  • Chapter 7: 1 Question
  • (Attempt any 6 out of 9)

Long Questions (30 Marks – 10 Marks Each)

• Chapter Pairings for Long Questions:
  • Q1: Chapter 1 + Chapter 2
  • Q2: Chapter 3 + Chapter 4
  • Q3: Chapter 5 + Chapter 6
  • Q4: Chapter 7 (Standalone)
  • Q5: Chapter 8 (Standalone)
  • (Attempt any 3 out of 5)

Applicable Punjab Board

This pairing scheme is valid for all Punjab Boards, including:

• BISE Lahore
• BISE Gujranwala
• BISE Faisalabad
• BISE Multan
• BISE Rawalpindi
• BISE Sahiwal
• BISE DG Khan
• BISE Bahawalpur
• BISE Sargodha

Top Preparation Tips for 1st Year Math 2025

• ✅ Focus more on Chapters 1, 2, and 3 – they carry the highest weightage
• ✅ Revise formulas and definitions regularly
• ✅ Practice past papers to spot repeated patterns
• ✅ Allocate proper time to each section during preparation
• ✅ Attempt mock tests to improve speed and accuracy

Related Pairing Schemes for 1st Year Students

• [1st Year Physics Pairing Scheme 2025 – All Punjab Boards]
• [1st Year Chemistry Pairing Scheme 2025 – All Punjab Boards]
• [1st Year Computer Science Pairing Scheme 2025 – All Punjab Boards]

FAQs – 1st Year Math Pairing Scheme 2025

Q1: Is this pairing scheme valid for all Punjab Boards?
Yes, the same scheme applies to all Punjab Boards including Lahore, Multan, Gujranwala, etc.

Q2: Which chapters are most important for long questions?
Trigonometry, Matrices, and Quadratic Equations often appear in long questions.

Q3: How many long questions should I attempt?
Attempt any 3 out of the 5 provided long questions.

Q4: Are MCQs taken from all chapters?
Yes, one MCQ is generally taken from each chapter.

Q5: When will the 2025 exams be held?
Exams are expected to begin in March-April 2025. The official schedule will be released soon.

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