Education • Results guide • Updated 10 September 2026
The Federal Board has announced the HSSC Part-I and Part-II first annual results for 2026. Class 11 recorded a 65.31% pass rate and Class 12 reached 85.95%, while girls secured 11 of the 15 leading positions across the five subject groups.
For students and parents, the immediate job is simple: use the official FBISE portal, keep the roll number ready and save a copy of the result. Heavy traffic can slow a results website, so the board’s SMS service and downloadable gazette remain useful alternatives. This guide explains each route and what to do if marks, a withheld result or a failed subject require action.
How to check the FBISE HSSC result online
The safest route is the official FBISE results page. Avoid pages that ask for passwords, bank details or an app installation merely to display marks. A result check normally needs the examination selection and the candidate’s roll number.
- Open the official Federal Board website and choose Results.
- Select HSSC, the 2026 first annual examination and the relevant part: HSSC-I for Class 11 or HSSC-II for Class 12.
- Enter the roll number exactly as printed on the roll-number slip.
- Check the candidate name, subjects and marks before saving or printing the page.
- If the page is overloaded, wait a few minutes rather than repeatedly submitting the form.
Using the result gazette
The gazette is useful when a family needs to search by roll number, name or institution, or when the main portal is busy. Download it only from the board’s website or a clearly identified official link. Because a gazette can contain thousands of entries, search the PDF using the complete roll number first; names can be repeated or spelled in more than one way.
What the 2026 numbers show
FBISE announced both parts on 9 September. Reporting based on the board’s results puts the HSSC-I pass percentage at 65.31% and the HSSC-II rate at 85.95%. The difference should not be read as a direct measure of one class being “easier”: the two examinations serve different stages, and candidate mix, subject combinations and progression rules affect the totals.
The most visible pattern was the performance of female candidates. Girls took 11 of the 15 top positions across Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, Science General, Commerce and Humanities. In Pre-Medical, Ammara Azhar led with 1,079 marks. Rameen Arjmand topped Pre-Engineering with 1,075, Abdullah Azhar led Science General with 1,063, Aqsa Farooq headed Commerce with 1,051 and Emaan Fatima led Humanities with 1,007.
| Group | Leading candidate | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Medical | Ammara Azhar | 1,079 |
| Pre-Engineering | Rameen Arjmand | 1,075 |
| Science General | Abdullah Azhar | 1,063 |
| Commerce | Aqsa Farooq | 1,051 |
| Humanities | Emaan Fatima | 1,007 |
What to do after downloading the result
If you passed
Save a digital copy, print one copy and compare every subject entry with your own record. Class 12 students should now focus on admission deadlines rather than waiting for the paper card. Keep your CNIC or B-Form information consistent across applications; families fixing identity records can use this NADRA B-Form application guide. Students seeking public support should also monitor the PM Youth Laptop Scheme process, while prospective postgraduate students can review the latest HEC GRE and HAT testing update.
If a subject is failed or the result is incomplete
Do not rely on a screenshot shared in a group. Check the official status and read any abbreviation shown against the result. Students who believe marks are missing or incorrectly recorded should follow FBISE’s formal application route and deadlines. A rechecking request normally concerns verification of the marking process and totals; it should not be treated as a promise that an examiner will reassess every answer from scratch.
For a failed subject, ask the institution about eligibility and the schedule for the second annual examination. Build a subject-by-subject plan immediately. The broader Pakistan school calendar for 2026–27 can help families map study time around holidays and examination periods.
Result-day checks that prevent later problems
- Verify identity details: candidate name, father or guardian name and date information should match education and identity records.
- Read every subject line: do not look only at the grand total.
- Keep the roll-number slip: it can be needed for correspondence or a later application.
- Note the deadline: rechecking, improvement and second-annual applications are time-sensitive.
- Use official channels: pay fees only through methods listed by FBISE.
Parents supporting younger students may also find the monthly-test planning guide for students and families useful. The central lesson from results day is not to make an irreversible decision from a single number: confirm the record, understand the available route and then meet the relevant deadline.
Frequently asked questions
When were the FBISE HSSC results 2026 announced?
The HSSC Part-I and Part-II first annual results were announced on Wednesday, 9 September 2026.
How can I check my FBISE result by SMS?
Send FB, one space and your roll number to 5050. Check the number before sending and retain the reply.
What is the difference between HSSC-I and HSSC-II?
HSSC-I is the Class 11 or first-year stage. HSSC-II is Class 12 or second year and completes the higher secondary qualification, subject to board rules.
What were the pass rates?
The reported pass percentage was 65.31% for HSSC-I and 85.95% for HSSC-II.
Can I check the result without a roll number?
The online form is primarily designed for roll-number searches. The official gazette may allow a search by name or institution, but matching the correct candidate is easier with the roll number.
What should I do if my result is withheld or shown as result later?
Contact your school or college and consult FBISE directly. The reason may relate to eligibility, documents, fees or another pending requirement, and only the board can confirm the remedy.
Can I apply for rechecking?
FBISE provides formal post-result services subject to rules, fees and deadlines. Use the official board portal and do not pay an unofficial agent.
Sources: Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, official website and results services (accessed 10 September 2026); Dawn, “Girls dominate top positions in FBISE intermediate exam results” (published 9 September 2026); The Nation, FBISE HSSC annual examination results report (published 10 September 2026).
