Preparing for the Matric exams requires more than just hard work; it requires a smart strategy. Understanding the Computer Science Class 10 Pairing Scheme 2026 is the first step toward securing full marks in your theory paper.
This pairing scheme is valid for all Punjab Educational Boards, including Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, Gujranwala, Sahiwal, Sargodha, DG Khan, and Bahawalpur.
1. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) - 10 Marks
The objective portion of the Computer Science paper consists of 10 MCQs. The 2026 distribution is uniform across all major chapters:
| Chapter No. | Number of MCQs |
| Chapter 1 | 2 MCQs |
| Chapter 2 | 2 MCQs |
| Chapter 3 | 2 MCQs |
| Chapter 4 | 2 MCQs |
| Chapter 5 | 2 MCQs |
2. Short Questions Division (24 Marks)
The short questions are divided into three sections. In each section, you must attempt a specific number of questions.
Question #2 (Attempt 4 out of 6)
Focuses on the basics of programming and environmental setup.
Question #3 (Attempt 4 out of 6)
This section heavily emphasizes control structures and repetition.
Question #4 (Attempt 4 out of 6)
This section covers data organization and advanced functions.
3. Long Questions Division (16 Marks)
In the long question section, you must attempt any 2 out of 3 questions. Each question carries 08 marks. Unlike some other subjects, these are typically single-chapter questions.
| Question No. | Marks | Chapter Source |
| Question #5 | 08 Marks | Chapter #1 |
| Question #6 | 08 Marks | Chapter #2 |
| Question #7 | 08 Marks | Chapter #3 |
Key Preparation Tips for 2026
S.L.O Based Learning: This year, the Punjab Board is leaning towards Student Learning Outcome (S.L.O) based papers. Focus on the "why" and "how" of coding rather than just rote memorization.
Focus on Chapter 5: Notice that Chapter 5 contributes 4 short questions—the highest in any single section. Do not skip this chapter.
Master the Pairs: To secure the 16 marks for long questions, mastering the first three chapters thoroughly is your safest and fastest route.
Coding Syntax: Always practice writing small code snippets for Loops and Arrays by hand to avoid syntax errors during the exam.
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