Federal Board to Announce 10th Class Result 2026 Today

The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) is set to announce the 10th Class Result 2026 today, Wednesday, July 29, 2026. The SSC Part II First Annual Examination 2026 result will go live at 11:15 AM, after which students will be able to check their results online using their roll numbers.

Students waiting for the Federal Board Matric Result 2026 will be able to check their marks through the official FBISE website. Results can also be checked by SMS by sending FB followed by the roll number to 5050.

An important point for Class 10 students this year is that the new 40% passing requirement does not apply to SSC Part II in 2026. Candidates appearing in the First Annual Examinations 2026 remain under the existing rules, including the current passing requirement of 33%. The revised grading system and 40% passing requirement will apply to SSC Part II from 2027.

In 2025, 137,689 candidates appeared in the FBISE SSC Part II examinations, of whom 121,120 passed, taking the overall pass rate to 88.51%.

The final number of candidates, successful students and overall pass percentage for the FBISE Matric Result 2026 will be confirmed once the Federal Board releases the latest result gazette.

Students can check the Federal Board 10th Class Result 2026 in two main ways: online using their roll number or through the FBISE SMS service.

Students can download or print the online result card for their records.

The FBISE website may receive heavy traffic immediately after the result goes live. Students who are unable to access the portal can use the SMS method instead.

Students can also check their FBISE Matric Result 2026 by SMS without using the website.

Open the messaging app on your phone and type:

For example, a student with roll number 123456 should send:

The result will be sent back through SMS.

Students appearing in the FBISE SSC Part II First Annual Examinations 2026 remain covered by the existing passing rules. They must obtain at least 33% marks in each paper to pass. The new 40% minimum does not apply to Class 10 students receiving their results in 2026.

The FBISE is introducing the revised grading system in phases. It applies to SSC Part I from the First Annual Examinations 2026, but SSC Part II will move to the new system from the First Annual Examinations 2027.

From 2027, SSC Part II students will move to the revised system, under which the passing threshold increases to 40% and the new grade structure ranges from A++ to U.

The FBISE SSC Part II Result Gazette 2026 will contain the final examination statistics, including the number of candidates who appeared, the number who passed and the overall pass percentage.

The gazette can also be useful for schools and students who need to find a result when a roll number is not immediately available.

The 2026 candidate count and pass percentage will be added once the official gazette is released.

Students who are satisfied with their result can proceed with admissions to intermediate or other post-Matric programmes according to the requirements of their chosen institution.

Those who believe there may be an issue with their marks can use FBISE’s paper rechecking service. Eligible students who want better marks can also check the Board’s improvement rules and application schedule.

Students should also check their personal information on the result card and report any errors in details such as their name, parent’s name or date of birth.

The FBISE SSC Part II Result 2026 is scheduled to become available at 11:15 AM on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.

Students can check their result online through the FBISE website using their roll number or through SMS by sending FB [space] Roll Number to 5050.

Students must obtain at least 33% marks in each paper under the rules applicable to SSC Part II in 2026.

No. The 40% passing requirement will apply to SSC Part II from the First Annual Examinations 2027.

Yes. Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply through the FBISE paper rechecking service. Rechecking covers matters such as mark calculation and any portion of an answer that may have remained unmarked; answers are not evaluated again.

Eligible students can appear again in selected subjects for improvement under FBISE rules. Students should check the applicable improvement policy and application schedule before applying.

Students should report incorrect information to their school and follow the FBISE correction procedure. Supporting documents may be required depending on the correction.

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