FBISE 11th Class Result Gazette 2026 Released

The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has officially released the 11th Class Result Gazette for 2026's HSSC Part 1 First Annual Examination on September 9th, 2026, at 11:30 AM. A total of 106,508 students registered for the examination, with 105,108 of them taking the test. Out of the participants, 67,848 candidates successfully passed the examination, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 65.31%.

The Gazette, available in PDF format, can be downloaded from the official FBISE website (www.fbise.edu.pk) by visiting the results section and selecting HSSC Part 1 First Annual Examination 2026. This PDF provides access to results even when the online portal is experiencing technical difficulties.

The examination was taken by 66,333 regular candidates, with a passing rate of 67.59%, and 6,964 ex/private candidates, reflecting a pass percentage of 21.75%. Regular candidates who appeared for the exam had a pass percentage of 67.59%, while ex/private candidates had a much lower pass rate of 21.75%.

Results are categorized based on examination groups. The Pre-Engineering group had the highest pass percentage among regular students at 79.55%. Pre-Medical students followed closely with a 76.86% pass rate. Humanities, General/Computer Science, Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, and Commerce groups also have their respective pass percentages.

Among ex/private candidates, Pre-Engineering students had the highest pass rate at 31.97%, while Pre-Medical students followed with a 29.73% pass rate. The remaining groups have their individual pass percentages as well.

The FBISE also reported 496 cases of unfair means during the examination. Candidates found guilty of unfair means were given an opportunity for a personal hearing. Those who have their results withheld due to fee, eligibility, or other issues should resolve their outstanding requirements so that FBISE can declare their results. Candidates marked as "Result Later" will receive their results after the necessary process is completed by the board.