The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has released the official result gazettes for both the 11th Class (HSSC Part 1) and 12th Class (HSSC Part 2) First Annual Examinations 2026, giving students across the federal board’s jurisdiction access to detailed, downloadable results.
Both gazettes were announced on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 11:30 AM, and are available in PDF format for students to search by roll number, name or educational institution.
11th Class (HSSC Part 1) Results
According to the gazette, a total of 106,508 candidates were enrolled for the HSSC Part 1 examination, of whom 105,108 actually appeared, while 1,400 remained absent. Of those who appeared, 67,848 candidates passed, putting the overall pass percentage at 65.31%.
Breaking this down by candidate type, regular candidates significantly outperformed private candidates. Regular students posted a pass rate of 67.59%, compared to just 21.75% among ex/private candidates.
Group-Wise Performance for 11th Class
Among regular candidates, the Pre-Engineering group recorded the highest pass percentage at 79.55%, followed closely by Pre-Medical at 76.86%. General/Computer Science students passed at a rate of 68.54%, while Humanities students posted a comparatively lower 48.99% pass rate. Commerce students recorded the lowest pass percentage among major groups, at 35.78%, while the small Pre-Home Economics group passed at 59.09%.
For private candidates, Pre-Engineering again led with a 31.97% pass rate, followed by Pre-Medical at 29.73%. Humanities and General/Computer Science private candidates passed at 22.30% and 19.32% respectively, while Commerce private candidates recorded the lowest pass rate at just 10.42%.
The gazette also noted 496 unfair means cases during the examination, alongside 1,224 “Result Later” cases and 470 results currently withheld pending resolution of fee, eligibility or other outstanding issues.
12th Class (HSSC Part 2) Results
For the 12th Class HSSC Part 2 First Annual Examination, 99,538 candidates appeared, of whom 85,340 passed — an overall pass percentage of 85.74%, notably higher than the 11th class results.
Regular candidates again outperformed private candidates by a wide margin: 91,328 regular candidates appeared, with 80,684 passing (88.34%), while only 4,656 of 8,210 ex/private candidates passed (56.71%).
Female Students Outperform Male Students
One notable trend in the 12th class results was the gender gap in performance. Female candidates recorded an overall pass percentage of 88.97%, compared to 82.13% among male candidates — a gap that reflects a broader pattern seen in several recent board examination results across Pakistan.
Group-Wise Performance for 12th Class
Among regular candidates, Pre-Medical students posted the strongest results with a 96.63% pass rate, followed by Pre-Engineering at 94.40%. Commerce students passed at 87.36%, Humanities at 84.46%, and Science General recorded the lowest pass rate among major groups at 76.75%.
Regional Performance Breakdown
The 12th class gazette also included a regional breakdown. Balochistan recorded the highest pass percentage among all regions and directorates at 95.97%, followed by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at 92.30% and Gilgit-Baltistan at 90.38%. Punjab and Sindh recorded pass rates of 84.82% and 90.12% respectively, while candidates from affiliated institutions in foreign countries passed at a rate of 86.55%.
How to Download the Result Gazette
Students looking to check their results should visit the official FBISE website at www.fbise.edu.pk, navigate to the results section, and select either the HSSC Part 1 or HSSC Part 2 First Annual Examination 2026, depending on their class. From there, they can open and download the gazette in PDF format.
Downloading the gazette directly is particularly useful during periods of high traffic, since it allows students to check their results without repeatedly reloading the online search portal, which can slow down significantly when large numbers of students try to access it simultaneously.
If the downloaded file appears incomplete or fails to open, FBISE advises students to delete the file and download a fresh copy, while also checking their internet connection and confirming their device has a working PDF reader installed.
What Students With Withheld or Pending Results Should Do
Students whose results have been marked as withheld due to fee, eligibility or other administrative issues should contact FBISE directly to resolve the outstanding requirements so their results can be officially declared. Similarly, candidates marked under “Result Later” status will receive their results once they or the board complete the necessary follow-up process.
Conclusion
With both the 11th and 12th class result gazettes now available, students across the Federal Board’s network can access detailed, official results either online or via downloadable PDF. The notable gap between regular and private candidate performance, along with the gender-based performance difference at the 12th class level, offer useful context for students and parents evaluating this year’s results against historical trends. The gazette release also coincides with Sindh’s reduced school timings announcement, another education-related development affecting students this week.