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Federal Board Result 2026 – Check SSC & HSSC Online by Roll Number, Name & SMS
The Federal Board Islamabad Result 2026 for SSC / Matric (9th & 10th) will be announcedon on 29 July 2026 at 11:15. The FBISE HSSC Result for Intermediate (11th & 12th) is expected in the last week of August. Check yours below by roll number, name, or SMS.
FBISE Result 2026 at a Glance – www.fbise.edu.pk
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Board | Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) |
| Classes | 9th, 10th (SSC / Matric) & 11th, 12th (HSSC / Intermediate) |
| SSC result date | 29 July 2026 at 11:15 |
| HSSC result date | Last week of August 2026 (tentative) |
| Passing marks 2026 | 40% per subject |
| Grading scale | 10-tier, A++ to U |
| SMS code | 5050 |
| Official website | fbise.edu.pk |
Federal Board Islamabad Result 2026 Date & Time
FBISE has not issued a final press notice yet. These dates are based on the board’s exam calendar and are the most reliable estimate available right now.
FBISE SSC Result Date (9th & 10th Class)
The SSC Annual result — both Part I (9th) and Part II (10th) — is tentatively set for Wednesday, 29 July 2026 at 11:15 AM. Both classes are announced together. Annual exams began in late March, and FBISE usually needs three to four months to finalize marks and prepare the gazette.
FBISE HSSC Result Date (11th & 12th Class)
The Intermediate result is expected in the last week of August 2026. Sources vary between 23 and 29 August, so treat late August as the safe window until FBISE confirms an exact date. Part I (11th) is usually announced a few days before Part II (12th).
FBISE Result Checker Tool
Enter your Roll Number and Name below. All regular and private students can check their results online
Check SSC & HSSC Result by Class
Tap your class to check fast result
Save a Screenshot of Your Result
Once your result appears on screen, take a screenshot before doing anything else. Servers get overloaded on result day, and the official site can log you out or time out if you refresh too many times — a screenshot means you still have proof of your marks even if the page won’t load again.
On most phones, press the power and volume-down buttons together, or swipe with three fingers if that’s enabled. On a laptop, use the Print Screen key or a snipping tool. Make sure your roll number, name, and marks are clearly visible in the shot before you close the browser tab.
A screenshot is only a backup, not a substitute for your official result card. Keep it safe on your phone or email it to yourself, but still download and print the real provisional result card and collect your original DMC from your school or college afterward.
How to Check FBISE SSC Result by Roll Number
Roll number is the fastest method since it avoids confusion from duplicate names. Follow these steps once results go live:
- Open the official portal at fbise.edu.pk — avoid unofficial mirror sites.
- Select SSC Annual 2026 or HSSC Annual 2026, whichever applies to you.
- Enter your roll number carefully, matching your admit card exactly.
- Click search. Your subject-wise marks, grade and division will appear on screen.
Federal Board Result via SMS
No internet on result day? Use the SMS backup. Type FB, a space, then your roll number — for example “FB 123456” — and send it to 5050. You’ll get your total marks and pass/fail status back within moments. Standard network charges apply. This method is popular with overseas students and those in areas with weak internet.
Roll Number: 128473
Message to send: FB 128473
Send to: 5050
Sample reply: “Roll No 128473: Result CARD — Marks/Grade will be sent here once FBISE declares the result.”
FBISE HSSC Result by Name (Gazette)
FBISE does not have a direct name-search box. Instead, download the official Gazette PDF released after the result, open it in any PDF viewer, and search your name using Ctrl+F (or your phone’s search icon). Schools and colleges often use the Gazette to cross-check several students at once.
New Grading System 2026
This year brings a real change to how marks convert into grades — important for every 9th and 11th class student.
Passing Marks Raised to 40%
Starting with the 2026 exams, the minimum passing mark per subject rises from 33% to 40%, following an IBCC decision. It applies now to SSC-I (9th) and HSSC-I (11th) students, and will extend to SSC-II (10th) and HSSC-II (12th) from 2027. Anyone scoring 33–39% in a subject will now fall into the “U” category and need the supplementary exam.
New 10-Tier Grading Scale
The old five-grade system (A, B, C, D, E) is replaced with a more detailed ten-tier scale:
| Grade | Percentage | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A++ | 96–100% | Extraordinary |
| A+ | 91–95% | Exceptional |
| A | 86–90% | Outstanding |
| B++ | 81–85% | Excellent |
| B+ | 76–80% | Very Good |
| B | 71–75% | Good |
| C+ | 61–70% | Fairly Good |
| C | 51–60% | Above Average |
| D | 40–50% | Emerging |
| U | Below 40% | Unsatisfactory |
A “U” in any subject means that subject must be retaken in the supplementary exam, even if your other marks are strong.
Marks Percentage Calculator
Enter your obtained marks and total marks to instantly see your percentage and matching FBISE grade under the new 10-tier scale.
SSC & HSSC Total Marks and Result Card Details
Total marks depend on your subject group, whether Matric (Science/Arts) or Intermediate (Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, ICS, ICOM, Humanities). Science students with practicals (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science) must clear 40% in both theory and practical parts separately — passing one doesn’t cover for failing the other. Your result card will show your name, roll number, father’s name, registration number, class, group, subject-wise marks or grades, overall grade/GPA, division, and pass/fail status. Check every field against your admit card.
FBISE Result Rechecking
Not happy with your marks? Apply for rechecking through fbise.edu.pk or in person at the FBISE office, usually within 15 days of the result. FBISE verifies that every question was marked and totals were correct — it does not re-judge answer quality. A small fee applies per subject.
FBISE Supplementary Exams 2026
Matric and Intermediate students with a “U” grade can appear in the supplementary exam. Registration typically opens soon after the result, with the exam held around October–November. Register early — seats fill quickly and late registration costs more.
After Your Federal Board Result: Next Steps
- Download and print your provisional result card right away.
- Check every detail against your admit card and report mismatches to your school.
- Apply for rechecking within the deadline if marks look wrong.
- Collect your original DMC from your institution within 2–3 weeks.
- Start researching admissions — MDCAT/ECAT for science students, FA/I.Com/ICS for others.
If the official website is slow on result day, try the SMS service (5050) or the Gazette PDF instead of repeatedly refreshing the page.
Frequently Asked Questions
FBISE SSC Class Result 2026 Date?
The SSC (Matric, 9th and 10th class) result will be released on 29 July 2026 at 11:15, as per the official confirmation.
FBISE HSSC Class Result 2026 Date?
The HSSC (Intermediate, 11th and 12th class) result is expected in the last week of August 2026, pending official confirmation.
What is the SMS code for the result?
Send “FB” followed by your roll number to 5050.
What are the new FBISE passing marks?
40% per subject, up from 33%, effective from the 2026 exams for SSC-I and HSSC-I.
Can I check my Matric or Intermediate result by name?
Not directly, but you can search your name in the official Gazette PDF after the announcement.
What happens with a “U” grade?
That subject scored below 40% and must be cleared in the supplementary exam, even if overall performance is strong.
Conclusion
The Federal Board Result 2026 brings more than a new date — the 40% passing mark and 10-tier grading scale change how every Matric and Intermediate marksheet reads this year. Keep your roll number ready, save 5050 as backup, and bookmark this page for updates once FBISE confirms the final SSC and HSSC dates.