The BISE Lahore Board 11th Class Result 2026 has been announced. The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore declared the HSSC Part-I First Annual Examination 2026 result on Thursday, 22 October 2026, at 10:00 AM, for both regular and private candidates. If you appeared in the first-year examinations this year, you can now check your marks by roll number on the official result portal at result.biselahore.com, via SMS, or through the official result gazette.
This guide covers everything a student needs right now: the confirmed announcement details, the reported statistics from the gazette (clearly marked where they are not board-confirmed), step-by-step instructions for all three checking methods, what to do if you are unhappy with your result, and the common mistakes that cause students to misread or miss their result entirely. The official information reviewed for this guide does not confirm every detail circulating online — notably the SMS code and the exact pass statistics — 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, Lahore (BISE Lahore) |
| Examination | HSSC Part-I (11th class), First Annual Examination 2026 |
| Result status | Announced — Thursday, 22 October 2026, at 10:00 AM |
| Who can check | Regular and private candidates of FA, FSc (Pre-Medical / Pre-Engineering), ICS, I.Com and other intermediate groups |
| Districts covered | Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura and Nankana Sahib (reported; the board’s standard jurisdiction) |
| How to check | Online portal (roll number), SMS, official gazette |
| Official result portal | result.biselahore.com |
| Board website | biselahore.com |
| Cost | Checking the result is free on the official portal |
Has the BISE Lahore 11th Class Result 2026 Been Announced?
Yes. Multiple independent news outlets — including ProPakistani, TechJuice, Bloom Pakistan and others — reported that BISE Lahore declared the 11th class (HSSC Part-I) result on Thursday, 22 October 2026, at 10:00 AM. This was a coordinated announcement: all nine Punjab boards (Lahore, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Multan, Rawalpindi, Sargodha, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur and DG Khan) declared their first-year results on the same day, because the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC) sets one shared result date for all boards.
One point of confusion is worth clearing up. In the days before the announcement, a date of “15 October” was widely shared on social media and some websites as the result date. That date was real — but it was the result date for the 2025 examination, and the old notice was reshared as if it were new. The 2026 result date was 22 October 2026, and it is now confirmed by the announcement itself. If you still see “15 October” quoted for the 2026 result, treat it as outdated.
The result covers students who appeared in the HSSC Part-I First Annual Examination 2026 — the written examinations were reported to have run from 15 June to 8 July 2026, with practical examinations for the relevant subjects between 27 July and 18 August 2026. These schedule dates are reported by news outlets and are included here for context only; they do not affect how you check your result today.
BISE Lahore 11th Class 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 official gazette. They are presented with their status so you know exactly what is confirmed and what is not.
| Detail | Current research finding |
|---|---|
| Pass percentage (BISE Lahore) | 60.03% — reported by multiple news outlets citing the gazette; not independently confirmed from a board notice |
| Candidates applied | 168,655 — reported, requires official confirmation |
| Candidates appeared | 165,245 — reported, requires official confirmation |
| Candidates passed | 99,191 — reported, requires official confirmation |
| Top positions | Not confirmed — no topper names for the Lahore board were found in the sources reviewed |
| Comparison with other boards | Reported 2026 pass rates elsewhere: DG Khan 66.06%, Faisalabad 61.68%, Gujranwala 58.16%, Rawalpindi 54.23%, Bahawalpur 53.46%. These are reported figures; see our gazette statistics guide for the board-by-board breakdown. |
What does a 60.03% pass rate mean in plain terms? Roughly six out of every ten candidates who appeared passed all their subjects. If you did not pass, you are not alone — and the board provides a supplementary 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, SMS reply or gazette record for your roll number tells you those.
How to Check BISE Lahore 11th Class Result 2026 by Roll Number (Online)
This is the most reliable method. The official result portal at result.biselahore.com was verified live while preparing this guide and shows a working lookup form. Follow these steps:
- Open the official result portal. Go to result.biselahore.com in your browser. Avoid third-party “result checker” sites — they add nothing and some collect your details.
- Enter your roll number. Type the 6-digit roll number exactly as printed on your roll number slip. A single wrong digit returns someone else’s record or an error.
- Select the examination type. Choose the Intermediate / HSSC option for the Part-I examination.
- Select the year. Choose 2026 (and the Annual session where the form asks for it).
- Complete the captcha. Type the verification characters shown on the screen.
- 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 on result day, wait a few minutes and try again. Result portals routinely slow down in the first hours after an announcement 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 SMS or gazette method below instead.
How to Check the BISE Lahore Result 2026 by SMS
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 news outlets, not confirmed on an official board notice available at the time of writing. 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 800291. This is the SMS code reported by multiple news outlets for the BISE Lahore 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 Check by Name and Download the Result Gazette
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.
- Visit the board’s official website. Go to biselahore.com and look for the results or downloads section.
- Find the HSSC Part-I 2026 gazette. Download the PDF file for the First Annual Examination 2026 once it is listed.
- 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.
Some result portals also offer a “search by name” option, where you select the examination, year and session, enter your name and view matching records. This is convenient but less precise than a roll-number search — students with common names should always cross-check with their roll number. The gazette remains the most authoritative record after the portal itself.
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 college or the board’s prescribed procedure when it becomes available. Your 11th class marks combine with your 12th class marks for your intermediate aggregate, which matters for university admissions — the 12th class result for 2026 was reported to have been announced on 23 September 2026, so many of you already have the full picture.
If you did not pass one or more subjects
You can appear in the supplementary examination. Watch the board’s website for the supplementary admission 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. The official information reviewed for this guide does not confirm the rechecking fee or the last date for HSSC Part-I 2026 — a fee of Rs 1,300 per subject was reported only for the 12th class result, and it would be wrong to assume the same applies here. Check the board’s official notice for the Part-I rechecking 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 year or session. Make sure the portal is set to 2026 and the correct examination (HSSC Part-I, Annual) — the 2025 records look similar.
- Trusting forwarded screenshots. Result-day WhatsApp forwards are full of fake toppers’ lists and wrong dates (like the recycled “15 October” notice). Only the board’s portal, SMS reply 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 800291 code is reported by news outlets; confirm it on the board’s 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 Lahore 11th class result 2026 announced?
On Thursday, 22 October 2026, at 10:00 AM. All nine Punjab boards announced their first-year results on the same day under the PBCC’s coordinated schedule.
What is the official website to check the BISE Lahore 11th class result?
The official result portal is result.biselahore.com, and the board’s main website is biselahore.com. Use only these — unofficial result sites are unnecessary and sometimes harvest student data.
What is the SMS code for the BISE Lahore 11th class result 2026?
News outlets report the code as 800291 (send your roll number to it). This is reported, not board-confirmed — verify the active code on the board’s official notice before sending.
What was the BISE Lahore 11th class pass percentage in 2026?
A 60.03% pass rate is reported from the official gazette (168,655 applied, 165,245 appeared, 99,191 passed, as reported). These figures are reported by news outlets and have not been independently confirmed from a board notice.
Which districts does the BISE Lahore result cover?
Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura and Nankana Sahib — the board’s standard jurisdiction, as reported. Students from these districts who appeared under BISE Lahore check on the same portal.
Can I check my result by name instead of roll number?
Some portals offer name search, 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 examination. Watch biselahore.com for the official supplementary schedule and apply as directed — do not trust forwarded dates.
How do I apply for rechecking of my 11th class papers?
The board provides a rechecking facility, but the fee and deadline for HSSC Part-I 2026 were not confirmed in the official information reviewed. Check the board’s notice for the exact fee, last date and procedure before applying.
Final Thoughts
The BISE Lahore 11th Class Result 2026 is out, and the fastest reliable way to see your marks is the official portal at result.biselahore.com with your roll number in hand. The reported 60.03% pass rate and the 800291 SMS code are useful context, but both are reported rather than board-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 also want the all-Punjab picture, our BISE 11th class result 2026 guide and the gazette statistics breakdown cover the other boards, including Gujranwala and Sargodha & DG Khan.
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