Punjab's nine boards declared the Inter Part 2 (12th class) result 2026 on 23 September, at 10:00 AM with position holders announced the previous day at 4 PM. Enter your roll number below, or SMS it to your board's code. The Part 1 (11th class) result is reported for 22 October, at 10:00 AM. If you're unhappy with your marks, rechecking closes about 15 days after the result. For Lahore that means 8 October.
Two results, two different situations.
Part 2 (12th class, FA / FSc / ICS / I.Com) is out. The Punjab boards declared it on 23 September, and the gazette followed.
Part 1 (11th class) is still pending. A date of 22 October, at 10:00 AM is circulating and is credited to the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen. As of today, though, none of the nine boards has posted a notice. Boards usually confirm a few days ahead, so keep ilmkidunya website open in the final week of October.
Results for boards outside Punjab follow their own calendars. Use the board pages further down.
Open your board's website, find the results section, choose HSSC Part 2 (or Part 1 once declared), type your roll number and submit. Your subject-wise marks and total appear on screen. If the site is slow, try again in a few minutes. Result morning is the heaviest traffic of the year.
Type only your roll number and send it to your board's code. Punjab codes, as listed on a result-guide page we checked:
| Board | SMS code |
|---|---|
| Lahore | 800291 |
| Gujranwala | 800299 |
| Rawalpindi | 800296 |
| Faisalabad | 800240 |
| Multan | 800293 |
| Sargodha | 800290 |
| Sahiwal | 800292 |
| Bahawalpur | 800298 |
| DG Khan | 800295 |
Most boards offer a name search for students who've lost their roll number slip. Type your full name exactly as on your admission form.
The gazette is a PDF listing every candidate's result. Download it from your board's site, then use Ctrl+F (desktop) or the search function (mobile) to find your roll number. Gazettes go up after the result is announced. Lahore has also moved to digital result cards. See our Lahore result card report.
Pass rates differed a lot from board to board this year.
| Board | Appeared | Passed | Pass rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faisalabad | 109,245 | 77,708 | 71.13% |
| Sahiwal | 46,246 | 28,844 | 62.36% |
| Rawalpindi | n/a | n/a | 60.8% |
| Bahawalpur | 60,592 | 36,304 | 59.92% |
| Lahore | 189,373 | 123,060 | about 65% |
DG Khan reported a 73.14% pass rate. Bahawalpur's figure was its lowest in three years, down from 63.53% in 2026.
In Lahore, pre-medical students passed at 83%, pre-engineering at 79%, general science at 63% and commerce at 67%. Girls did better than boys in the boards that published a split. Lahore reported roughly 75% against 51%, and Rawalpindi 67.56% against 46.52%.
Not in Punjab? Go to your board's page: Federal, Peshawar, Karachi, Hyderabad, Quetta, AJK, or the full board list.
Rechecking. Think of it as a second look at the arithmetic, not a fresh marking. The board confirms every answer was marked and the totals add up. Deadlines and fees vary by board:
Check your own board's challan page before paying.
Second annual exam. Reports put the Punjab Inter second annual exam at 3 November, with single-fee admission forms open until 6 October. This was read from several boards' notices, so confirm yours. Failed papers only need to be re-sat, not the whole year.
Pass marks open the door to university admission and entry tests. UHS has already announced the MDCAT 2026 result, so your next deadlines may already be running.