The wait is finally over for thousands of students who appeared in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Annual-I examinations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Peshawar has officially announced that the BISE Peshawar 10th Class Result 2026 will be released today, Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
As excitement and anxiety peak among candidates and their families, the board has finalized all arrangements to ensure a smooth, transparent, and accessible result publication process. This comprehensive guide outlines everything you need to know about the BISE Peshawar 10th Class Result 2026, including the official schedule, step-by-step instructions on how to check your marks, and critical next steps for your academic journey.
According to the official notification issued by the controller of examinations, the Peshawar Board Matric Result 2026 follows a structured rollout on August 4, 2026:
Morning Ceremony for Position Holders (11:00 AM): A special prize distribution ceremony is hosted at the board’s main auditorium to honor brilliant minds who have clinched top positions in the SSC Part 2 Result 2026. High-achievers from Science and Arts groups receive medals, certificates, and shields.
General Public Result Availability (2:00 PM): The complete database opens up for general access. Students across Peshawar, Charsadda, Chitral, Khyber, and Mohmand districts can view their individual subject marks.
To prevent server congestion and heavy internet traffic crashes, BISE Peshawar provides multiple channels for students to retrieve their BISE Peshawar 10th Class Result 2026. Choose the method that best fits your current situation:
The primary and most efficient method to check your comprehensive marks sheet is through the official web portal:
Open your web browser and visit the official website: or the dedicated result portal.
Navigate to the homepage and click on the prominent tab reading "Results - SSC Annual-I Examination 2026".
Enter your unique Roll Number accurately as designated on your board-issued roll number slip.
Fill in any required security verification codes if prompted.
Click on the Search Result button.
Your detailed marks certificate (DMC) breakdown, total marks, and final grade will instantly manifest on your screen. Save a digital copy or take a clear screenshot for future use.
If you are facing poor internet connectivity or power outages, the SMS service provides a reliable alternative:
Open the messaging application on your mobile device.
Type your exact Roll Number into the text body.
Send the message to the official BISE Peshawar code 9818.
Within a few moments, you will receive an automated reply text containing your total marks and passing status directly on your phone. Note: Standard telecom network charges apply for SMS queries.
Students who have misplaced their roll number slips can often utilize the name-search feature provided on the official portal:
Go to the official BISE Peshawar results webpage.
Select the Search by Name option.
Type your full name and your father's name accurately to narrow down potential duplicates.
Hit search, locate your name from the matched record registry, and verify your credentials.
For schools, institutions, and community groups, downloading the comprehensive result gazette is a preferred route:
The board publishes a complete PDF document listing results for every single candidate shortly after the 2:00 PM rollout.
Download the 10th Class Gazette 2026 directly from the official website.
Open the document using any standard PDF viewer and press Ctrl + F (or use the mobile find utility) to search your roll number or student name offline.
The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Peshawar conducts examinations and manages academic records across several administrative districts:
Peshawar District
Charsadda District
Chitral District
Khyber District
Mohmand District
Students residing in any of these areas fall directly under the purview of this announcement and should cross-verify their registration details with their respective educational institutions.
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