The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Sahiwal has officially withheld the matriculation results of 409 candidates from the Secondary School Certificate First Annual Examination 2026 due to a fee voucher dispute.

Students who appeared for the exams and found their results missing from the official portal are now facing uncertainty. The administration at BISE Sahiwal has identified discrepancies between the submitted fee records and the candidates' registration data, leading to the administrative hold on these specific result cards.

Understanding the BISE Sahiwal fee voucher dispute

For those affected by the BISE Sahiwal fee voucher dispute, the issue primarily stems from a mismatch in bank record reconciliation. Many students submitted their exam fees through authorized bank branches, but the digital verification process failed to link these payments to the students' specific roll numbers in the board's database.

Key details regarding the situation:
- Total number of affected students: 409
- Exam cycle: Secondary School Certificate (SSC) First Annual Examination 2026
- Primary cause: Mismatch in fee deposit verification and digital records
- Status: Withheld (Results are currently inaccessible)

What affected students must do now

If your result is missing, you need to act immediately to ensure your records are updated. The board has instructed affected candidates to visit the BISE Sahiwal office with original documentation. You should not wait for the board to reach out to you individually.

Required steps for resolution:
1. Carry your original bank fee challan (voucher) showing the paid stamp.
2. Bring a copy of your Roll Number Slip from the 2026 examinations.
3. Visit the inquiry cell at the BISE Sahiwal office during working hours.
4. Submit an application to the Secretary BISE Sahiwal requesting the verification of your fee payment.

You can verify the official status of your result or find contact details for the board's inquiry office at the official website: https://bisesahiwal.edu.pk/.

What to watch next

Students should remain alert for any further notifications from the board regarding a grace period for document submission. While the board is currently manually verifying the 409 cases, there is a possibility that further records may be flagged if reconciliation issues persist with other bank branches.

For parents and students, the priority is to get the fee payment verified by the board’s audit section. Once the audit department confirms the payment, the board is expected to release the results for these candidates within a few working days. Keep your original receipts safe, as these are the only legal proof of payment in this dispute.