Published: September 2, 2026
Quick Answer: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Faisalabad, has officially declared the 9th Class (SSC Part-I) Result 2026 today, September 2, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Students can check their result online through the BISE Faisalabad result portal using their roll number, via SMS by sending the roll number to 800240, or through the official result gazette.
Students across Faisalabad, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh, and Chiniot can now check their 9th Class Result 2026, as the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Faisalabad, made the result available today at 10:00 a.m. The announcement follows a set protocol at the board's headquarters on Jhang Road, where the Chairman, Controller of Examinations, and Secretary hold a distinction ceremony to honor top performers before the result database is opened to the wider public.
The result applies to regular and private candidates who appeared in the SSC Part-I First Annual Examination 2026. Papers were conducted between April 17 and May 8, 2026, in morning and evening sessions, in line with the common schedule followed by all Punjab boards under the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen.
The official BISE Faisalabad website gives you a full, subject-wise breakdown of your marks:
Since thousands of students check results at the same time, the portal may slow down briefly — waiting a few minutes and retrying usually solves this.
If the website is slow or you don't have internet access, the SMS service is a reliable backup. Open your messaging app, type only your 9th class roll number without adding your name, class, or any other text, and send it to 800240. The board's system will reply with your available marks. Mobile network charges may apply, and responses can take longer during peak result hours, so avoid sending multiple messages at once.
BISE Faisalabad also releases a complete result gazette in PDF format, usually within 30 to 45 minutes of the announcement. Unlike the online portal, which shows one student's record at a time and can slow down under heavy traffic, the gazette contains the board-wide result in a single downloadable file that works offline. To find your entry quickly, open the PDF and press Ctrl+F on a computer (or use the search option in your phone's PDF viewer), then type your roll number.
Once displayed, your result shows your personal details, subject-wise marks, grades, and overall status based on your academic group. Students should review every field carefully and report discrepancies through their school or directly to the Faisalabad Board rather than relying on unofficial screenshots shared on social media.
BISE Faisalabad typically announces its list of position holders a day ahead of the general result, recognizing the top-scoring students in the annual examination with prizes from the board. Students can check the names of toppers on the board's official channels once released.
The 9th class result represents SSC Part-I only. It's combined with SSC Part-II marks next year to form the complete matriculation result used for college admissions, so this year's performance is a checkpoint rather than the final word on your overall standing.
The result was announced on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Visit the official BISE Faisalabad website, open the results section, select SSC Part-I 2026, enter your roll number, and submit to view your result.
Send only your 9th class roll number to 800240 to receive your result details on your mobile phone.
Download the gazette, open it in a PDF reader, and use the search function (Ctrl+F on desktop, or the search option in a mobile PDF viewer) to find your roll number.
BISE Faisalabad manages examinations for Faisalabad, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh, and Chiniot.
No. It covers SSC Part-I only and is combined with SSC Part-II marks next year to form the complete matriculation result.
Students from other Punjab boards can check their 9th class results using similar methods, as all nine boards, including Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan, and Rawalpindi, declared their 9th class results on the same date this year.
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