FBISE 9th & 10th Class Result
Wednesday, July 29, 2026, was a big day for hundreds of thousands of students across Pakistan. The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) released both the 9th Class Result 2026 and the 10th Class Result 2026 at 11:15 AM, closing out months of anxious waiting for SSC Part I and SSC Part II candidates.
If you’re one of the students who sat these papers, you’re probably refreshing your browser right now trying to figure out the fastest way to see your marks. This guide walks you through every method available website, SMS, and gazette and also explains an important change to the grading system that Class 9 students in particular need to understand.
Federal Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education
SSC Result 2026 Dashboard
Class 9 (Part I) & Class 10 (Part II) — First Annual Examinations
Check Your Result
Enter your SSC Part I roll number as printed on your admit card.
Enter your SSC Part II roll number as printed on your admit card.
Roll No.
This widget checks the FBISE roll-number format only and does not store or transmit any data. To view your actual marks, use one of the official channels on the right.
SMS Service
Send FB <Roll No> to 5050
Helpline
111-032-473
Passing Marks & Grading
| Percentage | Grade | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 96%–100% | A++ | Extraordinary |
| 91%–95% | A+ | Exceptional |
| 86%–90% | A | Outstanding |
| 81%–85% | B++ | Excellent |
| 76%–80% | B+ | Very Good |
| 71%–75% | B | Good |
| 61%–70% | C+ | Fairly Good |
| 51%–60% | C | Above Average |
| 40%–50% | D | Emerging |
| Below 40% | U | Ungraded |
Minimum passing marks: 40% per paper (raised from 33%).
| Passing Marks (2026) | 33% per paper — unchanged |
|---|---|
| New 40% Rule Applies From | First Annual Examinations 2027 |
| 2025 Candidates Appeared | 137,689 |
| 2025 Pass Rate | 88.51% |
SSC Part II continues under the existing grading system for one more year.
After You Check Your Result
- Verify your name, roll number, and date of birth on the result card.
- Apply for rechecking if you believe a paper’s marks were miscalculated.
- Save a downloaded or printed copy for future admission requirements.
- Watch for the official result gazette for final pass-percentage statistics.
How to Check Your FBISE Result Online
The most direct way to see your result is through the official FBISE website at www.fbise.edu.pk. Head to the results section, pick either “SSC Part I First Annual Examination 2026” for Class 9 or “SSC Part II First Annual Examination 2026” for Class 10, then punch in your roll number and hit submit. Your subject-wise marks, grades, and overall status should appear within seconds.
One thing worth keeping in mind: right after a result announcement, thousands of students hit the site at the same time, so it may load slowly or time out. If that happens, don’t panic and don’t keep smashing refresh just wait a couple of minutes and try again. It usually clears up once the initial rush settles down.
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Checking Your Result Without Internet Access
Not everyone has reliable internet on result day, and FBISE has planned for that. You can check your result through a simple SMS by typing FB, leaving a space, then entering your roll number, and sending it to 5050. For example, if your roll number is 123456, you’d send “FB 123456”. Within moments, your result comes back as a text message.
This method works well as a backup if the website is too slow, or if you simply don’t have data available at the moment. It’s also handy for parents or guardians who want to check a result on the student’s behalf without needing to navigate a website.
Using the Result Gazette
FBISE also publishes an official result gazette for both SSC Part I and SSC Part II. This is a large document listing results for every candidate from affiliated schools. It’s particularly useful if you’ve misplaced your roll number slip, since you can search the gazette by name instead.
To use it, download the gazette PDF once it’s released, then press Ctrl + F on a computer and type in the roll number or student name. This trick is also a favorite among schools and teachers who need to check results for many students at once rather than looking each one up individually on the website.
What’s New: The Revised Grading System
This year brings a genuinely important change, especially for Class 9 students. FBISE has rolled out a new grading system for SSC Part I starting with the First Annual Examinations 2026, and the minimum passing percentage has gone up from 33% to 40%. Students scoring below 40% in any paper now fall into the “U” or Ungraded category.
Class 10 students, however, are not affected by this change just yet. SSC Part II candidates in 2026 still follow the older rules, meaning the passing requirement remains at 33%. The new system and the 40% threshold will only apply to Class 10 starting from the First Annual Examinations 2027. This staggered rollout means Class 9 and Class 10 students are technically being graded under two different systems this year, so it’s worth double-checking which rules apply to you before comparing your result with a friend in the other class.
FBISE Result 2026 Overview
| Detail | Class 9 (SSC Part I) | Class 10 (SSC Part II) |
|---|---|---|
| Examination | First Annual Examination 2026 | First Annual Examination 2026 |
| Result Date | Wednesday, July 29, 2026 | Wednesday, July 29, 2026 |
| Result Time | 11:15 AM | 11:15 AM |
| Passing Marks | 40% (new rule) | 33% (existing rule) |
| Grading System | New system (A++ to U) | Existing system, new rules apply from 2027 |
| Official Website | www.fbise.edu.pk | www.fbise.edu.pk |
| SMS Code | 5050 | 5050 |
New Grading Scale for Class 9
Since Class 9 students are the first to experience the revised grading structure, here’s a quick reference so you know exactly where your percentage lands.
| Percentage | Grade | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 96%–100% | A++ | Extraordinary |
| 91%–95% | A+ | Exceptional |
| 86%–90% | A | Outstanding |
| 81%–85% | B++ | Excellent |
| 76%–80% | B+ | Very Good |
| 71%–75% | B | Good |
| 61%–70% | C+ | Fairly Good |
| 51%–60% | C | Above Average |
| 40%–50% | D | Emerging |
| Below 40% | U | Ungraded |
Steps to Check Your Result on the FBISE Website
If this is your first time checking a board result online, here’s the process broken down simply:
- Open your browser and go to www.fbise.edu.pk.
- Look for the results section on the homepage or navigation menu.
- Choose the correct examination SSC Part I for Class 9, SSC Part II for Class 10.
- Type in your roll number exactly as it appears on your admit card or exam slip.
- Click the search or submit button and wait for the page to load.
- Download or print the result card once it appears, so you have a copy saved for later.
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What to Do After Checking Your Result
Once you’ve seen your marks, there are a few practical steps worth taking right away, regardless of how the result turned out.
- Double-check your name, roll number, father’s name, and date of birth on the result card for any errors, and report mistakes to your school immediately.
- If you’re unhappy with a specific subject’s marks, you can apply for rechecking, which reviews the calculation of marks and checks for any unmarked portions of your answer though your answers won’t be re-evaluated from scratch.
- Class 10 students who want to raise their marks in certain subjects can look into FBISE’s improvement exam policy and its application schedule.
- Keep both a digital and printed copy of your provisional result card, since formal admissions processes will likely ask for the board’s official documentation later.
- Watch for the official result gazette, which will confirm the total number of candidates and the overall pass percentage for both classes once released.
Position Holders and What Comes Next
FBISE typically releases a list of position holders alongside the main result, highlighting the top scorers from both the Science and Humanities groups along with their roll numbers and institutions. If you’re curious how your school performed overall, or want to see who topped the province, keep an eye on FBISE’s official announcements over the following days, since these lists sometimes come out a little after the main result.
For most students though, the priority now shifts to what’s next whether that’s preparing for Class 10 finals, applying for intermediate admissions, or simply enjoying a well-earned break. Either way, keep your result card safe, because you’ll need it at multiple points in the coming months.
Conclusion
Result day can feel stressful, but checking your FBISE 9th or 10th Class Result 2026 doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you use the official website, the SMS shortcut, or the result gazette, you now have three reliable ways to get your marks. And if you’re a Class 9 student, take a moment to understand the new grading scale, since it works differently from what your seniors experienced last year. Stay patient if the website is slow, keep your documents organized, and start planning your next academic step with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Has the FBISE 9th and 10th Class Result 2026 been announced? Yes, both results were announced on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, and became available at 11:15 AM through the official website and SMS service.
2. What are the passing marks for Class 9 and Class 10 in 2026? Class 9 students need at least 40% under the new grading rules, while Class 10 students still need 33% since the revised system applies to them from 2027.
3. Can I check my result without a roll number? Yes, you can contact your school to recover your roll number, or search for your name in the official result gazette once it’s published.
4. What should I do if the FBISE website isn’t loading? Wait a few minutes instead of repeatedly refreshing, and try the SMS service or the gazette as backup options during peak traffic.
5. Can I apply for rechecking if I’m not satisfied with my marks? Yes, FBISE offers a rechecking service that reviews mark calculation and unmarked answer portions, though your answers themselves are not re-evaluated.
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