3 Ways to Check BISE DG Khan Board 9th Class Result 2026

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Dera Ghazi Khan, will release the 9th Class First Annual Examination Result 2026 on September 2, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Students can access their SSC Part-I results through the official DG Khan Board website, SMS service, or the result gazette. The result is currently pending announcement and will be accessible post the scheduled release time.

The official board's name is Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Dera Ghazi Khan. The class 9th examination, i.e., SSC Part-I, 2026, will be conducted by this board. The result details, such as the official board name, class, examination type, date, time, status, website, SMS code, and result centers, are provided. The result will consist of the examination record of regular and private candidates registered with the DG Khan Board, along with their subjects, marks, grades, and result status.

The correct roll number is crucial for quickly locating the result through various methods. The 9th class result is distinct from the Matric qualification, which involves completing SSC Part-II under board rules. To get the result, students should visit the DG Khan Board website, click on 'Result 9th 1st Annual,' enter their roll number, and submit it.

The result will then display on the screen. An alternative way to check the result is via SMS. Candidates should send their roll numbers to the SMS code 800295, but standard network charges may apply. Searching by name is also possible using the SSC Part-I gazette, but using a roll number is more accurate. The total marks for each subject depend on the academic group and subject combination, with Science Group with Biology carrying 555 theory marks and Humanities students generally having 600 marks.

The passing marks for SSC Part-I in 2026 require a minimum of 40 percent in each subject. The revised IBCC grading system applies to the 2026 SSC Part-I result, with grades ranging from A++ to U. The DG Khan Board serves students from Dera Ghazi Khan, Muzaffargarh, Layyah, and Rajanpur districts. After checking the online result, students should save it as a PDF, screenshot, or print the page, ensuring they verify their name, roll number, subjects, marks, grades, and result status.