BISE Rawalpindi Matric Result 2026 – Check by Roll Number, Name, SMS & Gazette
The BISE Rawalpindi Matric Result 2026 will be announced on 6 August 2026 at 10:00 AM, together with all nine Punjab boards under the unified PBCC schedule. Around 1.2 lakh students from the Potohar region — Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum — appeared in this year’s SSC Part 2 exams, and for all of them the wait ends on that Thursday morning.
If you are one of those students, bookmark this page. It carries every working method to check your Pindi Board result, last year’s verified statistics and topper names, the correct passing criteria (which half the internet is reporting wrong), and the steps that matter after the result.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Board | BISE Rawalpindi |
| Class | 10th (SSC Part 2 / Matric) |
| Result Date | 6 August 2026 |
| Time | 10:00 AM |
| Official Website | biserawalpindi.edu.pk |
| SMS Code | 800296 |
| Total Marks | 1200 |
| Position Holders | 5 August 2026 |
How to Check BISE Rawalpindi Matric Result 2026
There are three dependable ways to check the Rawalpindi Board matric result: the roll number search on biserawalpindi.edu.pk, the SMS service on code 800296, and the name-wise search. Which one you should use depends on the moment — the website is fastest under normal load, SMS keeps working when servers choke at 10 AM, and the name search rescues students who lost their roll number slip. Here is each method, step by step.
By Roll Number — biserawalpindi.edu.pk
The roll number route is the most accurate because no two candidates share one. With your slip in hand:
- Open the official website biserawalpindi.edu.pk
- Go to the Results section and choose SSC Part 2, Annual 2026
- Enter your roll number exactly as printed on the slip
- Submit — your complete subject-wise marks card loads on screen
Fair warning from every result day in memory: between 10:00 and 11:00 AM, the board site takes the whole division’s traffic at once and frequently hangs. Repeated refreshing achieves nothing. Wait ten or fifteen minutes — or use SMS, which is exactly what it exists for.
By SMS — Code 800296
The SMS service works on any phone, needs zero internet, and bypasses website traffic completely:
- Open a new text message
- Type your roll number only — no name, no spaces, no extra words
- Send it to 800296
- Your result returns as a reply SMS within minutes
Standard SMS charges apply. If ten minutes pass with no reply, the gateway is jammed — give it a gap before resending rather than firing message after message.
By Name — When the Roll Number Slip Is Gone
Lost slips are a result-day tradition, and the board has an answer for it. On biserawalpindi.edu.pk, open the Results section and select Search by Name for Matric 2026. Type your full registered name; if multiple matching entries appear — likely with common names across Jhelum and Attock — confirm yours through your father’s name and school. This search usually activates an hour or two after the main announcement, once the complete database is online.
The Gazette — Full Official Record in One PDF
Beyond the quick methods sits the gazette: the board’s complete result document listing every candidate’s roll number, grades, and institution in a single file. Rawalpindi’s official SSC gazette is detailed enough to show school-wise pass percentages and grade distributions, which is why schools across the division rely on it. After the result is declared, download it from biserawalpindi.edu.pk, open the PDF, press Ctrl+F, and type your roll number to jump straight to your entry.
BISE Rawalpindi Matric Result 2025 — What Last Year Tells Us
Last year’s numbers set the baseline for this year. According to the board’s official gazette, around 119,293 candidates appeared in the SSC annual examination 2025, with a pass percentage of roughly 62.9% — meaning close to four in ten candidates headed to supplementary exams, a reminder of how demanding this board’s checking is known to be.
The 2025 top three produced one of the most interesting merit lists in Punjab:
| Position | Name | Institution | Marks (out of 1200) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Muhammad Usman | Lawrence College, Ghora Gali | 1188 |
| 2nd | Bisma Ali | Punjab Girls School, Talagang | 1177 |
| 3rd | Maryam Shehzadi | Bahria Foundation Girls School, Chakwal | 1175 |
Look at those institutions. The topper came from Lawrence College in the Murree hills — but the second and third positions went to girls from Talagang and Chakwal, not Rawalpindi city. In this board, small-town students routinely out-score the divisional capital, and 2025 proved it again.
One clarification, because several websites have it wrong: Haram Fatima, who scored 1193, was the Lahore Board topper in 2025 — not Rawalpindi’s. The Pindi Board’s highest score was Muhammad Usman’s 1188.
Result Date Trend — Why 6 August
Punjab’s matric result has been sliding later each year. All nine boards announced on 9 July in 2024, then 24 July in 2025, and for 2026 the confirmed date is 6 August — the third straight year of a later announcement, following later exam schedules. Position holders will be revealed on 5 August in the traditional ceremony, so topper headlines a day early are your confirmation that the result is truly coming.
| Year | Result Date |
|---|---|
| 2024 | 9 July |
| 2025 | 24 July |
| 2026 | 6 August (confirmed) |
Passing Marks 2026 — The 33% vs 40% Confusion, Settled
For the matric batch of 2026, the passing requirement is 33% per subject — not 40%, despite what many pages claim.
The background: the IBCC has approved a new national grading policy raising passing marks to 40%, but it rolls out in phases from 2026, beginning with 9th and 11th class students, reaching full adoption by 2028. Punjab’s own notification was still pending when the 2026 annual exams approached. The current 10th class batch began matric under the old framework, so their result follows the existing 33% rule — theory and practical assessed separately in science subjects. The 40% bar will reach the matric result in 2027, when today’s 9th class batch arrives there.
Grading System — Rawalpindi Board Matric
| Grade | Percentage | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| A+ | 80% and above | Exceptional |
| A | 70% – 79% | Excellent |
| B | 60% – 69% | Very Good |
| C | 50% – 59% | Good |
| D | 40% – 49% | Fair |
| E | 33% – 39% | Satisfactory (Pass) |
Total marks for matric (Part 1 + Part 2) stand at 1200 under the current scheme — last year’s board topper scored 1188 of them.
About BISE Rawalpindi — The Potohar Board
Established in 1977, the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Rawalpindi serves the Potohar plateau of northern Punjab. Its jurisdiction covers Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum, which after recent administrative changes also takes in the newer districts of Murree and Talagang carved from within them.
The region has a distinct educational character: a heavy concentration of cadet colleges, garrison institutions, and historic schools like Lawrence College Ghora Gali (founded 1860), alongside strong government girls’ schools in the smaller tehsils. That mix shows up in the merit lists year after year — and it is why a Talagang or Chakwal name beside a Rawalpindi one surprises nobody who follows this board.
Rechecking and Supplementary Exams
If a mark looks wrong, apply for rechecking within 15 days of the result through the official website — choose the paper, pay the per-subject fee, and submit before the deadline. Rechecking covers totaling errors and unmarked questions; it does not re-evaluate how your answers were graded, so apply where a genuine counting mistake seems likely.
Fell short in a subject or two? The supplementary exam, held in October–November, is your second chance within the same academic year. Passed subjects carry forward — you only reappear in what you missed. Given that nearly 37% of last year’s candidates did not clear the annual exam, the supplementary route is far more normal than students fear. Watch the board site for the form schedule and do not miss the window.
After the Result — The Admission Race in Pindi
Save your result card the same day. College admissions in this division move faster than almost anywhere in Punjab — Rawalpindi’s government and private colleges, the cadet college entries, and Islamabad’s institutions next door all open within days of the result, and merit lists for Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering close quickly.
Pick your stream on your marks and your actual interest, not your friend group. Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, ICS, Commerce, and Arts each open a different road, and the wrong pick costs two years of struggle in intermediate.
Frequently Asked Questions
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On 6 August 2026 at 10:00 AM, the same morning as all nine Punjab boards. Position holders will be announced on 5 August.
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Send your roll number alone to 800296. The result arrives as a reply SMS without needing internet.
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33% per subject for the 2026 matric batch.
Note · New Policy The 40% rule is phasing in from the 9th class batch and will apply to matric results from 2027. -
According to the board’s official gazette for 2025:
62.9% Pass Percentage~119,000 Candidates Appeared -
- 1st Muhammad Usman · Lawrence College, Ghora Gali 1188/1200
- 2nd Bisma Ali · Talagang
- 3rd Maryam Shehzadi · Chakwal
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BISE Rawalpindi covers four districts — including the newer districts of Murree and Talagang within the division:
Rawalpindi Attock Chakwal Jhelum Murree Talagang
Final Words
If last year’s Pindi Board result proved anything, it is that the merit list belongs to no single city — a Murree hilltop college took first, and girls from Talagang and Chakwal took the next two spots. On 6 August, whatever your screen shows, read it as information, not judgment. Strong marks? The admission race starts now, so move quickly. Weaker than hoped? Roughly a third of candidates share that morning with you every year, and the supplementary exam exists precisely for them. Check through official channels only, save your card, and take the next step the same week.
