3 Ways to Check BISE Rawalpindi Board 9th Class Result 2026

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Rawalpindi, will announce the 9th Class First Annual Examination Result 2026 on Wednesday, September 2, at 10:00 a.m.
Students will be able to find their SSC Part-I marks through the official online result portal, SMS service, or result gazette.
BISE Rawalpindi Board 9th Class Result 2026
| Result detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Board | Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Rawalpindi |
| Class | 9th Class |
| Examination | SSC Part-I First Annual Examination 2026 |
| Result date | Wednesday, September 2, 2026 |
| Result time | 10:00 a.m. |
| Result status | Awaiting announcement |
| Official website | biserawalpindi.edu.pk |
| Online result portal | results.biserawalpindi.edu.pk |
| SMS code | 800296 |
| Facilitation centre | 051-5450929 |
Rawalpindi Board SSC Part-I Result 2026
The SSC Part-I result will cover regular and private candidates who took the 9th class annual examination under the Rawalpindi Board.
Candidates should check the spelling of their names, subject marks, grades, and result status after opening the result. They should also save a copy for future reference.
The 9th class result represents only the first part of the Secondary School Certificate. It does not serve as the final Matric certificate.
How to Check Rawalpindi Board 9th Class Result by Roll Number
Rawalpindi Board lists an Online Results service on its official e-services dashboard.
Open the result portal and select the SSC Part-I First Annual Examination 2026. Type the roll number shown on your examination slip and submit the form. The result page should then display the candidate’s available marks and result status.
If the server is busy at 10:00 a.m., close the page and try again after a few minutes.
How to Check the Result by Name
A direct name search may not always appear on the main online result form. In that case, candidates can search their names in the SSC result gazette.
Use the candidate’s complete name and verify the record with the father’s name, school, or roll number. This step is important because several candidates can have identical names.
Get the Rawalpindi Board Result Through SMS
Students can receive basic result information without opening a website.
Create a new mobile message and enter only the roll number. Send it to 800296, which is the Rawalpindi Board result code. The reply should contain the available result details.
Do not add the candidate’s name, class, or any other text. The response may take longer when many students use the service at the same time.
Rawalpindi Board 9th Class Result Gazette 2026
The gazette provides a combined examination record and helps schools check several results together. Rawalpindi Board has an official SSC First Annual Examination 2026 gazette page.
The board’s gazette page currently uses secure access for institutions. Students who cannot download the file directly can contact their schools or use the online and SMS options.
How to Find a Result in the Gazette
Open the gazette in a PDF application. Press Ctrl + F on a computer and enter the examination roll number. On a mobile device, tap the search icon and type the same number.
A roll-number search is faster and less likely to produce the wrong record. Students can also search by name if they do not have their roll numbers.
Total Marks in the 9th Class Result
SSC Part-I totals depend on the selected group and subjects. Science students taking Biology generally have 555 theory marks. The Computer Science combination usually carries 545 marks, while the Humanities Group generally has 600 marks.
Candidates should check the total shown against their individual subject combination instead of assuming that every group carries equal marks.
Minimum Passing Marks for 9th Class
The revised passing threshold for SSC Part-I in 2026 is 40 percent in every subject. Students scoring below this level receive a U grade in the relevant subject and must reappear under the applicable examination rules.
Rawalpindi Board Grading System 2026
The revised IBCC grading system applies to SSC Part-I from the First Annual Examination 2026.
| Percentage range | Grade |
|---|---|
| 96% to 100% | A++ |
| 91% to 95% | A+ |
| 86% to 90% | A |
| 81% to 85% | B++ |
| 76% to 80% | B+ |
| 71% to 75% | B |
| 61% to 70% | C+ |
| 51% to 60% | C |
| 40% to 50% | D |
| Below 40% | U |
Areas Under BISE Rawalpindi
According to the board’s official jurisdiction information, BISE Rawalpindi covers Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum districts.
Regular schools and private candidates registered in these four districts take their SSC and HSSC examinations through the Rawalpindi Board.
Save the Online Result Record
After the result appears, students can save the page as a PDF or take a clear printout. This copy can help during the period before the board or school provides the formal result card.
Students should remember that an online result printout may not replace the official result card or certificate for admissions and other formal uses.
Rawalpindi Board 10th Class Result 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the Rawalpindi Board release the 9th Class Result 2026?
The result will be available on September 2, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Which website should students use?
Students can open biserawalpindi.edu.pk and select the Online Results service.
What is the SMS code for BISE Rawalpindi?
Send the roll number to 800296.
Can the result be checked by name?
Yes. Candidates can search by name through the result gazette if the online portal does not provide a name-search option.
What should I do if I forget my roll number?
Check the examination slip or contact the school. Students can also review the board’s online roll-number-slip service.
What if the website shows no result?
Confirm the roll number and selected examination session. If both are correct, try again later, use SMS, or contact the board’s facilitation centre.
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