Millions of students across Pakistan are eagerly awaiting the announcement of the 9th Class Result 2026. The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) coordinates this secondary school certificate (SSC Part 1) examination process. For Punjab boards, including BISE Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, and Multan, the official date for the result announcement has been finalized. It is scheduled to be announced on 02 September 2026 at 10:00 AM.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) and Sindh Boards have already started compiling and announcing their results in late August. For students aiming to check their result status, we have prepared a comprehensive compilation of all direct board check options, official links, SMS codes, and step-by-step methods below.
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How to Check 9th Class Result 2026 (All Methods Explained)
There are four primary methods to check the Matric Part 1 result in Pakistan. Depending on your internet availability and speed on result day, you can choose the method that suits you best.
1. Checking Result by Roll Number (Online)
This is the official and most common method to inspect detailed subject-wise marks. Here are the step-by-step instructions to follow:
- Open your web browser and head to the official website of your respective board (e.g.,
www.biselahore.comfor Lahore Board). - Look for the “Results” or “Online Result” tab on the homepage interface.
- Select the examination type as “SSC Part 1” or “Matric Class 9th”.
- Choose the examination year as “2026” and exam type as “Annual”.
- Carefully type your unique Roll Number in the specified text input field (as mentioned on your official Roll Number Slip).
- Click the “Get Result” or “View Result” button. Your detailed marks certificate (DMC) showing subject-wise marks, grades, and GPA will be displayed. You can download or print it for future reference.
2. Checking 9th Result by Name
If you have lost your roll number slip or cannot remember the digits, most educational boards provide a lookup method via the candidate’s name. However, please note that this option is usually activated 1-2 hours after the initial result announcement due to high database load.
- Go to the official website of your regional board.
- Navigate to the result search portal and select “Search by Name” instead of Roll Number.
- Enter your Full Name exactly as spelled on your admission form.
- Enter your Father’s Name to filter duplicate student results.
- Press the search key. A list of students matching the name criteria will be displayed. Verify your registration number and school name, then click to view your detailed result sheet.
3. Checking Result via Mobile SMS (Offline)
On result morning, official websites often go offline or display errors because of millions of students, parents, and teachers refreshing the page at the same time. The absolute fastest way to check your scores without internet is by sending your roll number to your board’s dedicated shortcode.
Follow these steps to query via SMS:
- Open the messaging application on your mobile phone.
- Type a new message and simply enter your Roll Number (only numbers, e.g.,
450892). - Send this message to the shortcode assigned to your respective board. For example, if you belong to the Lahore board, send it to 800291.
- You will receive a reply within a few minutes containing your Name, Roll Number, and Total Marks obtained out of 550.
SMS Codes for All BISE Boards in Pakistan
To assist you, we have compiled the verified and active SMS codes for all educational boards across Pakistan’s provinces. Save your board’s code today so you can use it instantly on September 2nd.
| Province | Educational Board | SMS Query Format | SMS Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Punjab | BISE Lahore | [Roll Number] | 800291 |
| Punjab | BISE Gujranwala | [Roll Number] | 800299 |
| Punjab | BISE Rawalpindi | [Roll Number] | 800296 |
| Punjab | BISE Faisalabad | [Roll Number] | 800240 |
| Punjab | BISE Multan | [Roll Number] | 800293 |
| Punjab | BISE Sargodha | [Roll Number] | 800290 |
| Punjab | BISE Sahiwal | [Roll Number] | 800292 |
| Punjab | BISE Bahawalpur | [Roll Number] | 800298 |
| Punjab | BISE DG Khan | [Roll Number] | 800295 |
| KPK | BISE Peshawar | [Roll Number] | 9818 |
| KPK | BISE DI Khan | BISEDIK [Roll Number] | 9818 |
| Sindh | BSEK Karachi | BSEK [Roll Number] | 8583 |
| Balochistan | BISE Quetta | BISEQ [Roll Number] | 800249 |
| AJK | AJK Board Mirpur | AJK [Roll Number] | 5050 |
4. Checking Result via Official Gazette PDF
The Official Gazette is a comprehensive document published in PDF format by the board at approximately 12:00 PM on result day (two hours after the announcement). It lists the complete results of all candidates who appeared in the exams, categorized by school and roll number. It is an invaluable resource for institutions, academies, and students who want to query multiple results offline.
How to Download and Search the Gazette:
- Visit the official board portal or educational resource websites on the afternoon of September 2nd.
- Go to the Downloads section and locate the link titled “Matric Part 1 (9th Class) Gazette 2026 PDF”.
- Download the PDF file (Note: Gazette files are large, ranging from 50MB to 200MB, so use a stable Wi-Fi connection).
- Open the downloaded Gazette in any standard PDF Viewer application on your mobile phone or PC.
- Use the built-in “Search” or “Find” utility (Shortcut:
Ctrl + Fon desktop) and type your Roll Number, Student Name, or School Code. Press enter to find your specific marks in the document.
9th Class Passing Marks & Grading System 2026
The Inter Board Coordination Commission (IBCC) has updated the grading criteria and passing rules for matriculation examinations. Understanding the passing margins is critical for students to assess their promotion to secondary levels.
- Minimum Passing Marks: The passing percentage has been upgraded from 33% to 40% in each subject. Students must score at least 40% of the total marks in individual theory and practical exams to pass.
- Total Marks: The total marks for 9th class annual exams are 550 (comprising English, Urdu, Mathematics, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Computer Science).
- Grading Scale: The traditional divisional grading system (1st, 2nd, 3rd division) has been replaced by a modern GPA/grading scheme (A+, A, B, C, D, E, F) to align with international education standards.