FBISE HSSC Part 1 Result 2026

FBISE HSSC Part 1 Result Gazette 2026: Overall Pass Percentage, Toppers' Groups & Full Statistics Revealed

The Federal Board 11th Class Result 2026 has officially been declared, and the accompanying FBISE HSSC Part 1 Result Gazette 2026 has now been made public, offering a detailed statistical breakdown of how students performed in the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Part-1) First Annual Examination 2026.

According to the gazette issued by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE), Islamabad, the HSSC Part 1 result 2026 was announced on Wednesday, 9th September 2026. The board has clarified that the gazette is released as a notice only, with the original record maintained by the board being the sole authority for the issuance of certificates. Any errors or omissions, the board noted, may be corrected at a later stage if brought to its attention.

Overall Pass Percentage in FBISE Class 11 Result 2026

Based on the figures published in the FBISE result gazette 2026, a combined total of 106,508 students — including both regular and private candidates — were registered for the HSSC Part 1 First Annual Examination 2026. Of these, 105,108 candidates actually appeared in the exam, while 1,400 remained absent.

Out of all the students who appeared, 67,848 candidates successfully passed, placing the overall pass percentage of the Federal Board 11th Class result 2026 at 65.31%. A total of 35,566 candidates were unable to clear their papers, while 1,224 cases fell under the Result Later (R.L) category, pending completion of certain requirements.

Regular vs Private Candidates – A Comparative Look

The gazette separates results into two broad categories: regular candidates studying at FBISE-affiliated institutions, and ex/private candidates who appeared independently.

Among regular candidates, 99,326 students were enrolled, of which 98,144 appeared in the exam. A strong 66,333 candidates passed, pushing the pass percentage for regular students to 67.59% — noticeably higher than the overall average.

Ex/Private candidates, on the other hand, faced a tougher outcome. Out of 7,182 enrolled private candidates, only 6,964 appeared, and just 1,515 managed to pass — bringing their pass percentage down to 21.75%. This considerable gap highlights the advantage regular classroom instruction and institutional support continue to offer over self-study preparation.

Group-Wise Performance: Pre-Engineering Leads Among Regular Students

A closer look at the HSSC Part 1 result 2026 group-wise statistics shows interesting trends across different study streams:

Pre-Engineering group recorded the highest pass percentage among regular candidates at 79.55%, with 7,464 out of 9,383 appearing candidates clearing their exams.
Pre-Medical followed closely with a pass rate of 76.86%, as 20,943 out of 27,248 appeared candidates passed.
General Science / Computer Science candidates posted a pass percentage of 68.54%.
Humanities students recorded the lowest pass rate among major groups at 48.99%, reflecting a comparatively higher failure ratio in this stream.
Commerce group candidates achieved a pass percentage of 35.78% among regular students.
The small Pre-Home Economics group posted a 59.09% pass rate.

Female candidates generally outperformed their male counterparts across most groups. For instance, in the Humanities group, female regular students achieved a pass percentage of 56.58%, compared to 31.81% for male students — a pattern that repeated in Gen/Com Science and Pre-Medical categories as well.

Subject-Wise Result Highlights

The FBISE 11th class result gazette 2026 also breaks down performance subject by subject. Some notable highlights include:

Translation of the Holy Quran-I recorded an exceptionally high pass percentage of 98.52%, with 101,624 out of 103,151 candidates passing.
Islamic Studies-I and Education-I also performed well, with pass percentages of 82.71% and 85.25% respectively.
Physics-I proved to be one of the more challenging subjects, with an overall pass percentage of just 36.78%.
Chemistry-I and Biology-I followed a similar pattern, recording pass percentages of 43.98% and 44.25% respectively.
Urdu Elective-I recorded a notably low pass rate of 35.96%, making it one of the toughest elective subjects this year.
Language-related subjects such as Persian-I and History of Muslim India-I recorded a perfect 100% pass rate, though the number of candidates in these subjects was comparatively small.

These figures suggest that while religious and compulsory subjects continue to see high pass rates, science subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Biology remain the most demanding for HSSC Part 1 candidates.

Unfair Means Cases and Result Withheld Categories

The gazette also disclosed that 496 Unfair Means (UFM) cases were reported and processed this year. FBISE stated that a fair hearing process was followed for all such cases, with the outcomes made available at the end of the result gazette.

Additionally, some candidates fall under the "Result Withheld" (RW) category due to pending fee payments or eligibility issues, while others are marked as "Result Later" (R.L), meaning their final outcome will be announced once outstanding requirements are fulfilled on either the candidate's or the board's end.

How to Access Your Result and the Full Gazette

Students can check their individual Federal Board 11th Class result 2026 online using their roll number or name through the official FBISE result portal. The complete gazette, along with subject-wise and group-wise statistics, subject-wise, is also downloadable from the board's official website for those who wish to review comparative performance data.

Candidates whose results are marked as Withheld or R.L are advised to contact their respective institutions or the Federal Board directly to resolve any pending issues at the earliest.

With the HSSC Part 1 result 2026 now fully declared, focus shifts toward Part 2 candidates and preparation for the next academic cycle, as students who cleared this stage move forward toward completing their Higher Secondary School Certificate.

What This Means for Students Moving Forward

For those who have successfully cleared HSSC Part 1, the next step is enrollment in HSSC Part 2, where cumulative performance across both years will determine the final intermediate certificate. Students who fell short this year, whether due to a single subject or an overall low score, are eligible to reappear in the upcoming 2nd Annual Examination 2026, provided they meet the board's eligibility criteria.

Overall, the FBISE HSSC Part 1 result 2026 paints a picture of steady performance among regular students, a persistent gap between regular and private candidates, and continued difficulty in core science subjects nationwide. Institutions are expected to use this gazette data to identify weak areas and better prepare students for the next academic milestone.