10th Class Result Gazette 2026 Swat Board – Download BISE Swat SSC Part 2 Gazette PDF

10th Class Result Gazette 2026 Swat Board Released

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Swat has officially published the 10th Class Result Gazette 2026 for the SSC Annual-I Examination . The gazette was released on 5 August 2026 alongside the official matric result announcement. It provides complete examination records for regular and private candidates from Swat, Shangla, and Buner districts.

BISE Swat SSC Part 2 Gazette 2026 Available

The BISE Swat 10th class gazette is a valuable resource for students, schools, and teachers. It contains detailed information including school-wise results, subject-wise statistics, overall board performance, grading details, and the list of top position holders. Students can use the gazette to verify complete result records without searching individual roll numbers.

10th Class Result Statistics 2026

According to the official gazette, a total of 46,484 candidates appeared in the SSC Part-II Annual-I Examination 2026. Out of them, 36,639 students successfully passed, resulting in an overall 78.82% pass percentage .

In the Science Group, 42,149 students appeared while 34,421 passed, achieving an impressive 81.67% pass rate . The Humanities Group recorded 4,335 candidates, with 2,218 students declared successful and a 51.16% pass percentage .

Overall Position Holders

The official gazette also includes the names of the overall top three position holders in the SSC Annual-I Examination 2026:

• 1st Position: Sohana Ahmad – 1161 Marks (A1)
• 2nd Position: Roshni Abdullah – 1158 Marks (A1)
• 3rd Position: Zalinda Sardar – 1156 Marks (A1)

These students secured outstanding marks and earned the top positions across the Swat Board.

Download 10th Class Result Gazette 2026 Swat Board

The official BISE Swat SSC Part-II Gazette 2026 enables students and educational institutions to review complete examination records, compare school performance, and access detailed subject-wise statistics. It remains one of the most reliable sources for checking the complete matric result after the official announcement.