The BISE Rawalpindi SSC First Annual Exam results 2026 were officially announced on Thursday, 20 August 2026, revealing an overall pass percentage of 61.31 percent.

Students across the Rawalpindi division can now access their final marks through the board's official portal. Following the announcement, the data confirms that female candidates outperformed their male counterparts in the overall examination rankings.

Checking your BISE Rawalpindi SSC First Annual Exam results

To view your performance, you should visit the official website of the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Rawalpindi at biserwp.edu.pk. Once on the site, you will need your roll number to retrieve your detailed marks certificate (DMC).

  • Visit the official BISE Rawalpindi website.
  • Navigate to the 'Results' section.
  • Enter your roll number accurately.
  • Download and print your result card for future record-keeping.

Performance trends and gender breakdown

The 61.31 percent pass rate highlights the ongoing academic trends within the Rawalpindi region. While the board has not released a granular breakdown of every subject, the trend of girls outshining boys in the overall SSC First Annual Exam results remains consistent with previous years. This performance gap continues to be a point of discussion among educators and parents across the district.

If you find errors in your result card—such as incorrect subject marks or personal data—you should immediately contact the BISE Rawalpindi office to initiate the correction process. Do not delay this, as there are strict deadlines for filing re-checking requests.

What happens next for students?

For those who did not achieve their desired marks or those who failed in certain subjects, the board will soon announce the schedule for the supplementary examinations. Stay alert for official notifications regarding the last date for submission of admission forms for these upcoming papers.

Students who passed should begin preparing for the next phase of their academic journey, which typically involves the college admission process. Keep an eye on local college portals and the board's announcements regarding the opening of admissions for Intermediate (Part I) programs, which usually commence shortly after the SSC results are finalized.