The BISE Peshawar SSC Part-I & Part-II Result 2026 was officially declared today at 1:30 PM, marking the end of the waiting period for thousands of students across the region. Candidates who appeared for the annual examinations can now access their detailed marks certificates through the board's official digital portals.

Checking your BISE Peshawar SSC Part-I & Part-II Result 2026

To minimize traffic congestion on the board's website, students are encouraged to use the official channels. You will need your roll number to retrieve your marks. Follow these steps to view your outcome:

  • Visit the official BISE Peshawar website at bisep.edu.pk.
  • Navigate to the 'Results' section located on the main dashboard.
  • Select your respective class (SSC Part-I or Part-II).
  • Enter your roll number exactly as it appears on your examination slip.
  • Download or print your result card for future record-keeping.

Understanding the Result Statistics

This year’s examination cycle saw a large number of students appearing from Peshawar, Charsadda, Chitral, and Khyber districts. While the board has released the general result, detailed gazettes are expected to be uploaded shortly. If you find any discrepancies in your marks, the board typically opens a window for re-totaling applications within 15 days of the result declaration. Ensure you submit your re-totaling request through the prescribed official form, accompanied by the required fee payment at designated bank branches.

What to do if the website is down

High traffic often causes the server to lag immediately following the announcement. If the main portal is unresponsive, do not attempt to refresh the page repeatedly. Instead, use the SMS service provided by the board. By sending your roll number to the official code listed on the BISE Peshawar website, you can receive your result directly on your mobile phone. This is often the fastest way to get your status when web servers are overwhelmed.

Future steps for SSC graduates

For students who have successfully cleared the SSC Part-II examinations, the next step involves the college admission process. Keep an eye on the official announcements from the Higher Education Department regarding the start of first-year admissions. If you are unsatisfied with your grades or failed a subject, the board will soon announce the schedule for 'Annual-II' examinations. Ensure you prepare accordingly by reviewing your subject-wise breakdowns to identify areas for improvement.