FBISE Declares SSC Part-1 & Part-2 Second Annual Results 2025

FBISE Declares Second Annual Results 2025: Class 9 Pass Rate at 82%, Class 10 at 65.35%

The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has officially declared the results for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Part I (Class 9) and Part II (Class 10) Second Annual Examinations 2025 . The declaration marks a crucial milestone for thousands of students across the country and abroad who undertook the supplementary examinations to improve their academic standing.

The recently released data reveals a distinct performance disparity between the two grades, with Class 9 students demonstrating a significantly higher overall pass percentage compared to their Class 10 counterparts.

Detailed Breakdown of SSC Part I (Class 9) Results

According to the official press release from the FBISE headquarters, a substantial cohort of 88,746 students appeared in the SSC Part I Second Annual Examinations 2025. Out of these candidates, 71,845 were successful in passing their papers. The number of students who could not clear the examinations stands at 15,628 . This translates to a robust overall pass percentage of 82% for Class 9.

This high success rate in the second annual exams is being viewed positively by educational analysts. It indicates that a large majority of students who did not pass in their first attempt utilized the supplementary exam opportunity effectively, dedicating themselves to their studies to achieve a positive outcome.

A Closer Look at SSC Part II (Class 10) Results

The scenario for the matriculation (Class 10) final year students presents a more challenging picture. The FBISE reported that 18,611 candidates registered for the SSC Part II Second Annual Examinations. Of this total, 11,682 students managed to pass, securing their Secondary School Certificate. However, 8,198 candidates were unable to clear the required subjects, resulting in a pass rate of 65.35 percent .

The notable gap of nearly 17 percentage points between the Class 9 and Class 10 pass rates underscores the increased academic rigor and the comprehensive nature of the final matriculation exams. Educationists often point to the cumulative syllabus and the pressure of board examinations as contributing factors to this performance differential.

Official Channels and Accessibility of Results

In line with its digital transformation initiatives, the Federal Board has made the results instantly accessible through its online portals. Students and parents can now check their individual results without delay.

The results are available on the official FBISE website (www.fbise.edu.pk) . Candidates can access their mark sheets by entering their roll numbers. Furthermore, the board has also activated an SMS service for result inquiries, providing an alternative for those with limited internet access. Students can send their roll number via SMS to the designated short code announced by the board.

Reactions and the Road Ahead

The announcement has brought a wave of relief and celebration for successful candidates. For many, passing the Second Annual Examinations means they can now proceed to the next academic level without losing a full year.

An official spokesperson for FBISE extended congratulations to the successful students and their families. "The Federal Board is committed to providing fair and transparent examination opportunities. The Second Annual Examinations are a vital mechanism to ensure that students get a second chance to prove their mettle," the spokesperson stated. "We commend the hard work of all the candidates who appeared and encourage those who could not succeed this time to not lose heart and prepare with renewed vigor."

Educational consultants advise students who did not achieve the desired results to carefully analyze their mark sheets, identify their weak areas, and seek guidance from teachers. They can reappear in the subsequent examinations to improve their grades.

For the successful SSC Part II students, the path now leads to college admissions. They are advised to immediately begin the process for admission into Intermediate (Class 11) in their desired streams Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, Computer Science, or Humanities as the academic session is set to commence shortly.

A Pillar of Pakistan's Educational Framework

The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) is one of the premier educational boards in Pakistan, overseeing curricula, examinations, and certification for institutions affiliated with it within the country and in international locations. The announcement of the Second Annual Results is a key part of its annual academic calendar, providing a crucial safety net for students and upholding the board's mandate to promote educational excellence.

The declaration of the SSC 2025 Second Annual Results not only concludes the current academic cycle for these classes but also opens new doors of opportunity for tens of thousands of students, shaping the future academic and professional landscape of the nation.