Key Takeaways
- 49,042 students passed the 12th Class with a pass percentage of 91.5%.
- 39,902 students passed the 11th Class with an 86.1% pass rate.
- The results were announced on Monday, July 20, 2026.
The Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BBISE) Quetta has officially released the HSSC Annual Examination Results for 2026. According to an official press release, the results were announced on Monday, July 20, 2026.
In the 11th Class, a total of 49,042 students passed out of 53,590 who appeared for the examination, marking a pass rate of 91.5%. In contrast, 39,902 students successfully cleared the 12th Class with an 86.1% pass percentage from a total of 46,356 candidates.
The top three positions in both classes were secured by students from Islamia Girls College Quetta. Ayesha Khan, daughter of Ghazanfar Ali, topped the 11th Class with 1067 marks and roll number 580369. Rasad Khan, son of Nematullah, came second with 1064 marks and roll number 250202. Saadia, daughter of Tahir Kamran, secured the third position with 1061 marks and roll number 580370.
Students can access their results through the official BBISE Quetta website by entering their roll numbers in the result section. The board also provides a result gazette that allows checking of results by name, roll number, or institution. This additional resource ensures comprehensive accessibility for students, teachers, and educational institutions.
For those seeking to recheck their results, the BBISE Quetta has made the process entirely online. Students can apply for rechecking without waiting for the original DMC (District Management Committee) document. The last date to submit a rechecking application is August 5, 2026, which is within 15 days of the result announcement. A fee of Rs. 300 applies per student.
The overall pass percentage for the HSSC Part 1 and Part 2 Result 2026 stands at 89.0%, with a total of 88,944 students passing out of 99,946 who appeared in the examinations. The BBISE Quetta also includes results from FA, FSc, ICS, and I.Com students under its jurisdiction.
The board advises candidates to keep their roll number slips ready while checking the result online. In case of technical issues or slow website performance due to heavy traffic, they are encouraged to wait a few minutes before attempting to access the site again.
