The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) released the HSSC Part 1 First Annual Examination 2026 result for Class 11 on Wednesday, 9th September 2026, at 11:30 AM.
Candidates can now view their Federal Board 11th Class result through the online portal using their roll number or name. Alternatively, the result can be obtained via SMS or through the official FBISE HSSC Part 1 result gazette.
The HSSC First Annual Examinations 2026 for Class 11 and Class 12 commenced on 14th May 2026, with the last paper conducted on 22nd June 2026.
This result applies to regular, private, and repeater candidates who sat the HSSC Part 1 First Annual Examination 2026. Students enrolled at FBISE-affiliated institutions, both within Pakistan and abroad, can retrieve their results through the board's official online system. Having the examination roll number ready makes the search process fastest.
Each result entry displays the student's personal information, enrolled subjects, obtained grades, and overall pass/fail status. It is advisable for students to review every field closely and reach out to their college or the Federal Board directly if any discrepancy is noticed.
Class 11 represents the initial stage of the Higher Secondary School Certificate, with students completing the full qualification only after clearing HSSC Part 2.
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Detail |
Information |
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Board |
Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education |
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Result |
HSSC Part 1 First Annual Examination 2026 |
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Class |
Class 11 / First Year / Intermediate Part 1 |
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Status |
Declared |
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Date of Announcement |
9th September 2026 |
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Time of Announcement |
11:30 AM |
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Exam Commencement |
14th May 2026 |
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Last Paper |
22nd June 2026 |
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Search Options |
Roll Number & Student Name |
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SMS Code |
5050 |
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SMS Format |
FB (space) Roll Number |
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Gazette |
FBISE HSSC Part 1 Result Gazette 2026 |
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Minimum Passing Marks |
40% per subject |
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Official Site |
www.fbise.edu.pk |
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Result Portal |
FBISE Results Portal |
The declared result includes all HSSC Part 1 programs conducted under FBISE, covering FA, FSc Pre-Medical, FSc Pre-Engineering, ICS, and other intermediate-level groups offered at affiliated institutions.
Regardless of which stream a student belongs to, the same central result portal applies — there is no need to search separate links for FA, FSc, or ICS. Entering the correct roll number or name will automatically pull up the relevant record.
Visit the official FBISE result portal and select the HSSC Part 1 First Annual Examination 2026 category. Choose the "roll number" search method and type in the number exactly as printed on your admit slip. Once submitted, the Class 11 result will display instantly.
Students are encouraged to save or print a copy for their records, after first verifying that the name, subjects, and status shown are accurate. If the site loads slowly due to heavy traffic, it's best to wait a few minutes, refresh the page, or switch to the SMS method instead.
If a student's roll number isn't available, the FBISE portal also allows searching by name. Simply select the "student name" option and type the full name accurately. Because multiple students may share identical names, several results might appear in the search.
To confirm the correct match, cross-check details such as roll number and institution name before finalizing the result.
Students can also request their result through SMS by texting their roll number to 5050. The message format should begin with "FB," followed by a space, then the roll number — for instance, a candidate with roll number 123456 would send FB 123456 to 5050.
A reply containing the available result details will be sent back shortly. Regular SMS charges from the mobile network provider may apply.
The official result gazette offers a combined listing of all Class 11 results in one place. Students, parents, and institutions can refer to it using roll number or name, depending on the gazette format published by the board — a useful backup option when the main portal experiences heavy load.
However, individual online results should always be treated as the primary and most accurate source, with the gazette used only for cross-verification. The gazette is accessible through FBISE's official results system.