BISE Abbottabad 9th and 10th Class Result 2026 Gazette — Pass Percentage and How to Check
The BISE Abbottabad SSC Part-I and Part-II Annual Examination 2026 result has been announced, and the board’s complete result gazette for both the 9th and 10th classes is reported to be available for students, schools and institutions. The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Abbottabad declared the result on Tuesday, 4 August 2026, at 2:00 pm, and the reported board statistics show an overall pass percentage of around 64% in the 9th class and 80% in the 10th class. If you appeared in the matric examinations under this board, you can check your marks by roll number on the official board portal at biseatd.edu.pk, by name search, or in the official gazette PDF.
This guide covers everything a student needs right now: the confirmed announcement details, the reported pass statistics from the gazette (clearly marked where they are not independently confirmed from an official board notice), step-by-step instructions for the online, name-search and gazette checking methods, what to do if you did not pass or want rechecking, and the common mistakes students make on result day. The official information reviewed for this guide does not confirm every detail circulating online — notably the position-holder names, the SMS code and the gender-wise percentages — so those points are labelled as reported and requiring official confirmation rather than stated as fact.
At a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Board | Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Abbottabad (BISE Abbottabad) |
| Examination | SSC Part-I (9th class) and SSC Part-II (10th class), Annual Examination 2026 |
| Result status | Announced — Tuesday, 4 August 2026, at 2:00 pm |
| Gazette status | SSC Part-I and Part-II result gazettes reported available (ilmkidunya reports both published); official board-hosted PDF link not independently confirmed |
| Who can check | Regular and private candidates who appeared in the SSC Annual Examination 2026 |
| Districts covered | Abbottabad, Haripur, Mansehra, Battagram, Torghar and Kohistan (reported; the board’s standard jurisdiction) |
| How to check | Online portal (roll number), name search, official gazette PDF |
| Official website | biseatd.edu.pk |
| Official result page | biseatd.edu.pk/all_results.php |
| Cost | Checking the result is free on the official portal |
Has the Complete Gazette for the BISE Abbottabad 9th and 10th Class Result 2026 Been Released?
The result itself is confirmed: BISE Abbottabad announced the SSC Part-I and Part-II Annual Examination 2026 result on 4 August 2026 at 2:00 pm, and the board’s own result portal carries the online record. The complete gazette — the board’s full document containing every candidate’s roll number, name, marks, grade and pass/fail status — is reported by education news outlets as published alongside the result, with separate gazettes for the 9th class (SSC Part-I) and the 10th class (SSC Part-II). The gazettes hosted on third-party mirrors were reviewed during research, but a direct gazette PDF link on the board’s own website could not be independently confirmed at the time of writing, so treat the third-party downloads as unofficial mirrors and use the board’s portal as the final word on your own result.
One point that needs honesty. A claim that a new gazette release was reported by TechJuice on 22 October 2026 was included in this guide’s assignment brief, but the exact article could not be located — the TechJuice piece found on this board’s SSC result is dated 4 August 2026. The gazette availability described here is therefore reported (by ilmkidunya and other result portals) rather than confirmed by a fresh October board notice. This does not change how you check your result — the August 4 announcement and the board portal are the confirmed facts — but it is why this guide marks the gazette status as “reported” rather than board-confirmed.
BISE Abbottabad SSC Result 2026 Statistics — What Is Confirmed So Far
The board has not published an official statistics notice on its website that this guide could independently verify, so the figures below are taken from news outlets reporting on the board’s released statistics and the gazette. The overall numbers are consistent across multiple outlets; the breakdowns are presented with their status so you know exactly what is confirmed and what is not.
| Detail | Current research finding |
|---|---|
| SSC Part-I (9th class) candidates appeared | 72,367 — reported by TechJuice from board statistics; consistent across outlets |
| SSC Part-I (9th class) candidates passed | 46,219 — reported by TechJuice from board statistics |
| 9th class overall pass percentage | 64% — reported (46,219 of 72,367); pkportals reports 64.45% |
| SSC Part-I candidates absent | 649 — reported by TechJuice |
| SSC Part-II (10th class) candidates appeared | 72,677 — reported by TechJuice from board statistics |
| SSC Part-II (10th class) candidates passed | 57,952 — reported by TechJuice from board statistics |
| 10th class overall pass percentage | 80% — reported (57,952 of 72,677) |
| SSC Part-II candidates absent | 313 — reported by TechJuice |
| Combined 9th + 10th | 145,044 appeared, 104,171 passed — consistent across outlets |
| Gender-wise pass percentages | Reported only (not board-confirmed): one report gives 9th class boys 69.05% and girls 61.04%, and 10th class boys 85.66% and girls 77.06%, among regular candidates; another outlet gives different group-wise figures. Treat as unconfirmed. |
| Top position holders | Not confirmed — two outlets name different toppers with different marks (one names M. Ahmed Khan with 1188; another names Ayesha Zaib of Tameer-i-Watan School Mansehra with 1167). Conflicting, single-source claims; do not treat any as official. |
What do these numbers mean in plain terms? The 10th class performed noticeably better than the 9th class — roughly eight out of every ten 10th-class candidates passed, compared with about six out of ten in the 9th class. That pattern is normal: 9th class is the first board examination for most students, and failure rates are higher everywhere. If you did not pass the 9th class papers, you are in a very large group — and the board provides a second examination route, covered below. Do not treat the reported statistics as your own result: your individual marks are what matter, and only the official portal or the gazette record for your roll number tells you those.
How to Check the BISE Abbottabad 9th and 10th Class Result 2026 by Roll Number (Online)
This is the most reliable method. The board’s official result page at biseatd.edu.pk/all_results.php was verified reachable while preparing this guide, and the board provides result lookup through its official portal. Follow these steps:
- Open the official board website. Go to biseatd.edu.pk and open the results section (the “All Results” page). Avoid third-party “result checker” sites — they add nothing and some collect your details.
- Select your class. Choose SSC Part-I (9th class) or SSC Part-II (10th class), as applicable.
- Enter your roll number. Type it exactly as printed on your roll number slip. A single wrong digit returns someone else’s record or an error.
- Select the year and session. Choose 2026 and the Annual session where the form asks for it.
- Submit and view your result. Your subject-wise marks and overall result appear on screen. Save the page as a PDF or take a screenshot for your records — the online copy is for reference; the official result card follows through your institution or the board’s prescribed procedure.
If the portal does not load or shows an error, wait a few minutes and try again. Result portals routinely slow down after announcements because of heavy traffic; this is normal and not a sign that your result is missing. If the problem persists after several hours, use the gazette method below instead.
How to Check by Name and Father’s Name
The board’s result portal also allows a name-based search, which is useful if you have misplaced your roll number slip but still know your registration details. Follow these steps:
- Open the official result page. Go to biseatd.edu.pk/all_results.php.
- Select your class. Choose SSC Part-I or SSC Part-II.
- Enter your name. Type your full name as it appears on your admission form.
- Enter your father’s name. This narrows the search when names are common.
- Submit and pick your record. If several records match, identify yours by checking the institution or district, then cross-check with your roll number as soon as you can.
Name search is less precise than roll-number search — students with common names should always verify against their roll number from the slip or the gazette. It is a fallback, not the primary method.
How to Check by SMS (Reported, Not Confirmed)
The SMS method is useful if you do not have reliable internet access. However, the code below comes with an important caveat: it is reported by a single result portal, not confirmed on an official board notice — and one established source explicitly notes that no official SMS code is listed on the board’s website. Verify it on the board’s website before relying on it.
- Type your roll number. Open the messaging app on your phone and type your examination roll number (digits only, no spaces).
- Send it to 8583. This is the SMS code reported by one result portal for the BISE Abbottabad result. If the board has published a different code on its notice, use the board’s code.
- Wait for the reply. The result details should arrive as a reply message. During peak hours, replies can be delayed — do not send the message repeatedly, as each attempt may be charged.
Standard mobile network charges may apply to the SMS, and delivery times vary when thousands of students use the service at once. If you receive no reply within a reasonable time, switch to the online portal method — it is the primary official channel.
How to Download the BISE Abbottabad 9th and 10th Class Result Gazette 2026
The result gazette is the board’s complete official record of the examination — every roll number and its result in one document. It is also the source from which the statistics quoted above were reported, and it is especially useful for schools checking whole batches of students.
- Visit the board’s official website. Go to biseatd.edu.pk and look for the results or downloads section.
- Find the SSC 2026 gazette. Download the PDF file for SSC Part-I or Part-II Annual Examination 2026 once it is listed. If the board’s own listing is not visible, third-party education portals host mirrors — use them for searching, but treat the board’s portal as authoritative for your own result.
- Search your roll number. Open the PDF and use your reader’s search function (Ctrl+F or the search icon) to find your roll number. Check the matching record carefully so you do not confuse it with another student’s entry.
What to Do After You Check Your Result
If you passed
Keep a saved copy of your online result, and collect your official result card through your school or the board’s prescribed procedure when it becomes available. Your 9th class marks combine with your 10th class marks for your matric aggregate, which matters for intermediate (FSc/FA/ICS) admissions — colleges in Abbottabad, Haripur and Mansehra will open admissions on the basis of the 10th class result, so keep your documents ready.
If you did not pass one or more subjects
You can appear in the next annual or supplementary examination. One source reports that the board postponed the SSC Annual-II 2026 examination and had opened HSSC Annual-II admissions instead — the situation may have moved on, so watch the board’s official website for the current supplementary schedule and fee. Do not rely on dates forwarded on WhatsApp. Apply through your institution or as a private candidate exactly as the board’s notification directs, and keep your original roll number slip safe; you will need its details for the admission form.
If you believe your paper was marked incorrectly
The board offers a rechecking (re-totaling) facility for dissatisfied candidates. The official information reviewed for this guide does not confirm the rechecking fee or last date for the SSC 2026 examinations — one board notice reported for the 12th class gazette quoted Rs 1,500 per paper, but it would be wrong to assume the same applies to the 9th and 10th classes. Check the board’s official notice for the exact fee, deadline and application procedure before you apply or pay anything.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Typing the roll number wrong. One wrong digit shows another student’s result or an error. Copy it digit by digit from your roll number slip.
- Selecting the wrong class or year. Make sure the portal is set to 2026 and the correct examination (SSC Part-I or Part-II) — older records look similar.
- Trusting forwarded topper lists. Result-season WhatsApp forwards carry conflicting topper names and wrong dates. Two different websites name different Abbottabad toppers for 2026 with different marks — neither is confirmed. Only the board’s portal and gazette count.
- Paying agents to “improve” your result. No agent, website or social media page can change board marks. Anyone asking for money to alter a result is running a scam — report them and use only the official rechecking channel.
- Assuming the reported SMS code is official. The 8583 code is reported by one portal only and is not listed on the board’s website; confirm it on a board notice before you send a paid SMS.
- Forgetting to save your result. Screenshot or print your online result immediately. If the portal goes down later for maintenance, you will still have your record.
FAQs
When was the BISE Abbottabad 9th and 10th class result 2026 announced?
On Tuesday, 4 August 2026, at 2:00 pm. Both SSC Part-I (9th class) and SSC Part-II (10th class) Annual Examination 2026 results were declared together.
Is the BISE Abbottabad 9th and 10th class gazette 2026 released?
Education news portals report that the complete gazette for both SSC Part-I and Part-II 2026 has been published, containing every candidate’s roll number, marks, grade and pass/fail status. A direct PDF link on the board’s own website could not be independently confirmed, so use the board’s official portal as the final word on your result.
What is the official website to check the BISE Abbottabad result?
The board’s official website is biseatd.edu.pk, with results at biseatd.edu.pk/all_results.php. Use only these — unofficial result sites are unnecessary and sometimes harvest student data.
What was the BISE Abbottabad 9th class pass percentage in 2026?
A 64% pass rate is reported from the board’s statistics (46,219 passed out of 72,367 who appeared). The figure is consistent across outlets but has not been independently confirmed from an official board notice.
What was the BISE Abbottabad 10th class pass percentage in 2026?
An 80% pass rate is reported (57,952 passed out of 72,677 who appeared). Same caveat as above — reported, not board-notice-confirmed.
Who topped the BISE Abbottabad board in 2026?
No official topper list was found. Two websites name different toppers with different marks, so no name in this guide’s sources can be treated as confirmed. Ignore forwarded topper lists until the board publishes names.
What is the SMS code for the BISE Abbottabad result 2026?
One result portal reports the code as 8583 (send your roll number to it). This is reported by a single source and not listed on the board’s website — verify the active code on a board notice before sending a paid SMS.
Which districts does the BISE Abbottabad result cover?
Abbottabad, Haripur, Mansehra, Battagram, Torghar and Kohistan — the board’s standard jurisdiction, as reported. Students from these districts who appeared under BISE Abbottabad check on the same portal.
Can I check my result by name instead of roll number?
The board’s portal supports searching by name and father’s name, but it is less precise — always cross-check with your roll number. The roll number on your admit slip is the reliable identifier.
I failed one subject. What now?
You can take the supplementary or next annual examination. Watch biseatd.edu.pk for the official supplementary schedule and apply as directed — do not trust forwarded dates.
Final Thoughts
The BISE Abbottabad 9th and 10th Class Result 2026 is out, and the fastest reliable way to see your marks is the official portal at biseatd.edu.pk with your roll number in hand. The reported 64% pass rate for the 9th class and 80% for the 10th class are useful context, but both are reported rather than board-notice-confirmed — treat them accordingly, and verify before you act on them.
Whatever your result, use only official channels from here: the board’s portal for checking, the board’s notice for rechecking and supplementary schedules, and the gazette as the authoritative record. Do not pay any agent or website for result-related “services”. If you want the wider picture across boards, our BISE 11th class result 2026 guide, the gazette statistics breakdown and the DG Khan gazette statistics cover how other boards’ numbers compare.
