Published: September 2, 2026
Quick Answer: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Multan, 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 Multan result portal using their roll number, via SMS by sending the roll number to 800293, or through the official result gazette.
Students from Multan, Khanewal, Vehari, and Lodhran can now access their 9th Class Result 2026, as the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Multan, made the result live today at 10:00 a.m. The announcement is part of the shared schedule set by the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen, under which all nine Punjab boards released their 9th class results at the same time.
The result covers regular and private candidates who appeared in the SSC Part-I First Annual Examination 2026. The written papers ran from April 17 to May 8, 2026, held across morning and evening sessions under the common examination schedule followed by Punjab's education boards.
The BISE Multan website provides the most detailed, subject-wise view of your result:
Students can also search using the "Search with Name" option under the Exams & Results menu if a roll number isn't handy. Keep in mind the online result is provisional and does not replace the original result card issued through your school.
The SMS option is especially useful if the website is running slow or you don't have internet access. Open your messaging app, type only your 9th class roll number — no name, class, or extra words — and send it to 800293. The board's automated system will reply with your marks shortly after.
BISE Multan also uploads a roll number-wise result gazette in PDF format, typically within 30 to 45 minutes of the announcement. As the main examination board for south-central Punjab, its gazette is closely tracked by schools across the entire Multan division for verification purposes.
Your digital result record shows your personal information, subjects, marks, grades, and overall result status. Grades are reported on the A++ to U scale, with a GPA printed alongside each subject grade. Students should review every entry carefully and flag any discrepancy through the board's official channels rather than relying on unverified screenshots circulating online.
Students who don't clear one or more subjects get another opportunity through the second annual or supplementary examination, with the schedule and application instructions announced separately by the board. It's worth remembering that the 9th class result is a running total rather than a final one — Part-I marks are merged with Part-II marks next year to form the complete matriculation aggregate used for college admissions.
If you're not satisfied with your marks, you can apply for rechecking through the board before the deadline listed alongside the result announcement. It's best to apply promptly, since rechecking windows for Punjab boards typically stay open for a limited number of days.
The result was announced on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Visit the official BISE Multan website, open the results section, select 9th Class/SSC Part-I 2026, enter your roll number, and submit to view your result.
Yes. You can search by name in the gazette or use the "Search with Name" option on the official website, and you can also contact your school to recover a lost roll number.
Send only your examination roll number to 800293 to receive your result details on your mobile phone.
No. The 9th class result covers SSC Part-I only. It is combined with SSC Part-II marks next year to form the full matriculation result.
You get another chance to clear it through the second annual or supplementary examination, with the schedule announced separately by the board.
Students from other Punjab boards can check their 9th class results using similar methods, as all nine Punjab boards, including Lahore, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, and Rawalpindi, declared their 9th class results on the same date this year.
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