FBISE HSSC Part 2 Result 2026

FBISE HSSC Part 2 Result Gazette 2026: Pass Percentage, Position Holders & Full Statistics

The Federal Board 12th Class Result 2026 has been officially declared, and the FBISE HSSC Part 2 Result Gazette 2026 is now available, giving a complete statistical picture of how candidates performed in the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Part-II) First Annual Examination 2026.

As per the gazette released by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE), Islamabad, the HSSC Part 2 result 2026 was announced on Wednesday, 9th September 2026. The board has stated that this gazette is issued only as a notice, with the board's original record remaining the final authority for certificate issuance, and that any errors or omissions may still be corrected.

Overall Pass Percentage in FBISE Class 12 Result 2026

According to the FBISE result gazette 2026, a combined total of 104,838 candidates — regular and private together — were registered for the HSSC Part 2 First Annual Examination 2026 across all areas. Of these, 103,178 candidates appeared, while 1,660 remained absent.

Out of the appeared candidates, an impressive 87,364 students passed, taking the overall pass percentage of the Federal Board 12th Class result 2026 to 85.95%, with an overall grade point average (GPA) of 3.73. Meanwhile, 15,391 candidates failed to clear the exam, and 1,534 cases were marked as Result Later (R.L), pending completion of outstanding requirements.

This marks a considerably stronger performance compared to HSSC Part 1, reflecting a common trend where senior-year students tend to perform better after a full academic cycle of preparation.

Regular vs Private Candidates – A Clear Performance Gap

The gazette separates HSSC Part 2 result 2026 figures into regular and ex/private categories, and the gap between the two remains significant.

Among regular candidates, 85,999 students were enrolled, with 85,571 appearing in the exam. A strong 77,460 candidates passed, placing the regular candidates' pass percentage at 90.52%, along with an average GPA of 4.01.

Ex/Private candidates once again lagged behind. Out of 18,839 enrolled private candidates, 17,607 appeared, and only 9,904 managed to pass — resulting in a pass percentage of just 56.25% and a GPA of 2.03. This wide gap reinforces a pattern also seen in the Part 1 result, where classroom-based regular study consistently outperforms independent private preparation.

Group-Wise Performance: Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering Shine

A detailed look at the HSSC Part 2 result 2026 group-wise statistics for regular candidates shows the following pass percentages:

Pre-Medical group recorded an outstanding pass percentage of 96.42%, with 23,918 out of 24,806 appeared candidates clearing their exams — the highest among all major groups.
Pre-Engineering followed closely with a pass rate of 95.49%, as 8,127 out of 8,511 appeared candidates passed.
Science General group posted a solid pass percentage of 86.67%.
Pre-Home Economics, though a smaller group, achieved an 88.33% pass rate.
Humanities students recorded a pass percentage of 88.37%, showing marked improvement compared to Part 1 trends.
Commerce group candidates posted the lowest pass percentage among regular students at 83.34%, though still notably higher than Commerce results at the Part 1 level.

As with Part 1, female candidates generally outperformed male candidates across most groups. In the Humanities group, for example, female regular students achieved a pass percentage of 91.65%, compared to 78.96% for male students, while the Pre-Medical group saw female candidates achieve 97.17% against 94.44% for males.

Meet the Position Holders of HSSC Part 2, 2026

The FBISE 12th class result gazette 2026 also lists the top-performing candidates across each group, based on marks obtained:

In the Humanities Group, the first position was secured with 1007 marks by a student from Army Public Degree College, Malir Cantt, Karachi, followed closely by a second-position holder from Islamabad Model College for Girls with 1003 marks.
In the Pre-Medical Group, the top position went to a candidate from Army Public School and College (Girls), Rawalpindi Cantt, with 1079 marks, followed by a second-position holder from Punjab College of Science, Islamabad, scoring 1078 marks.
The Pre-Engineering Group topper, with 1075 marks, belongs to Army Public School & College Girls Pasban, Rawalpindi Cantonment, followed by a second-position holder from Army Public School and College, Gujranwala Cantt, with 1070 marks.
In the Science General Group, the top position holder scored 1063 marks from Punjab College of Science, Islamabad, with the second position going to a candidate from Defence Forces Public School & College, Rawalpindi Cantt, with 1059 marks.

These results highlight strong performances from institutions in Rawalpindi, Islamabad, and Gujranwala, which continue to produce top-ranking candidates year after year.

Unfair Means Cases and Withheld Results

The gazette disclosed that 439 Unfair Means (UFM) cases were reported this year, slightly fewer than in the HSSC Part 1 examination. FBISE stated that all cases were handled through a fair hearing process, with the final decisions made available at the end of the gazette.

Some candidates also fall under the "Result Withheld" (RW) category due to unresolved fee or eligibility matters, while others are categorized as "Result Later" (R.L), meaning their final status will be confirmed once pending requirements are completed.

How to Check Your Result and Download the Full Gazette

Candidates can check their individual Federal Board 12th Class result 2026 online using their roll number or name through the official FBISE result portal. The full HSSC Part 2 result gazette, including group-wise, area-wise, and position-holder details, is also available for download from the board's official website.

Students with results marked as Withheld or R.L are strongly advised to contact their institution or the Federal Board directly to resolve any pending issues as soon as possible.

With both HSSC Part 1 and Part 2 results for 2026 now fully declared, successful HSSC Part 2 candidates can move forward with university admissions and further academic or professional pursuits, marking the completion of their Higher Secondary School Certificate journey.