The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Malakand has announced the HSSC Part-I Annual-I Result 2026 for students who appeared in the 11th class examinations.
The result was released on Monday, September 21, 2026, at 4 p.m. The board announced the Intermediate Part-I and Part-II results together, while a position-holders ceremony was scheduled earlier at 2 p.m. at the University of Malakand to recognise top-performing students.
Students can access their BISE Malakand 11th Class Result 2026 through the board’s official online result system. The board has also mentioned PDF result files and other official online platforms as additional channels for accessing the results.
BISE Malakand 11th Class Result 2026
The BISE Malakand 11th Class Result 2026 covers students who appeared in the HSSC Part-I Annual-I Examination 2026.
Candidates can check their examination records online by entering the roll number printed on their examination roll number slip.
The board’s result system provides an HSSC search option where students can select the relevant examination and class before entering their roll number.
Since the September 21 announcement covers both HSSC Part-I and Part-II results, students should make sure they select the correct HSSC part when checking their marks.
BISE Malakand HSSC Part-I Result Details
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Board | Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Malakand |
| Examination | HSSC Annual-I Examination 2026 |
| Class | 11th Class / HSSC Part-I |
| Result Date | September 21, 2026 |
| Online Result Time | 4:00 PM |
| Position Holders’ Ceremony | 2:00 PM |
| Ceremony Venue | University of Malakand |
| Result Method | Online Result and PDF Result Files |
| DMCs for Regular Students | From September 22, 2026 |
| DMCs for Private Candidates | From September 22, 2026 |
Malakand Board HSSC Part-I Result 2026
The HSSC Part-I result applies to students enrolled in the first year of Intermediate education under the BISE Malakand jurisdiction.
The board scheduled the release of the HSSC Part-I and Part-II results for 4 p.m. on September 21. The position-holders ceremony was scheduled two hours earlier at the University of Malakand.
Students should keep their roll numbers ready before accessing the online result service because the result search requires the examination class and roll number.
The official result service specifically instructs candidates to use the roll number printed on their examination roll number slip.
FA, FSc and ICS Part-I Result 2026
Students from different Intermediate streams can check their HSSC Part-I results through the BISE Malakand result system.
The board provides HSSC-related services and resources for students appearing in the 11th and 12th class examinations.
Candidates should select the relevant HSSC examination and Part-I option before entering their roll number.
After the result is displayed, students should carefully review their subject-wise marks, total marks and overall result status.
How to Check BISE Malakand 11th Class Result by Roll Number
Students can check their result online through the official BISE Malakand result portal.
To check the result, candidates should first open the board’s official website and navigate to the Results section.
They should then select the HSSC result service and choose 11th Class or HSSC Part-I.
Next, enter the roll number exactly as printed on the examination roll number slip and submit the form.
Once the result becomes available, the candidate’s examination record will appear on the screen.
Students should check their subject-wise marks, total marks and result status carefully. They can also save a copy of the online result for future reference.
Malakand Board Result Gazette 2026
BISE Malakand publishes examination gazettes as part of its official result records.
The board’s downloads section includes HSSC gazettes for previous Annual-I examinations, covering Part-I and Part-II results.
The gazette provides a consolidated record that can be used by students and educational institutions to review candidate results following the official announcement.
For the 2026 HSSC Annual-I Examination, the board’s announcement specifically mentions PDF result files as one of the available ways for students to access their results.
Passing Marks for HSSC Result
The official 2026 result announcement does not provide a separate passing-marks table.
The supplied information notes that the 2025 HSSC Annual-I gazette used a 1,100-mark grading structure. Under that previously published formula, marks from 40% to below 50% fell within Grade D, while marks below 40% were placed in Grade E.
The 2025 grading table listed 440 to 549 marks for Grade D and 439 marks or below for Grade E.
Students should rely on the grading and passing criteria stated on their official 2026 DMC or result gazette when the current result record is issued rather than assuming that the previous year’s grading structure applies unchanged.
DMCs for Regular and Private Students
The board has also announced arrangements for distributing Detailed Marks Certificates following the result announcement.
According to the board’s notification, regular students’ DMCs will be provided through their respective schools and colleges, with the relevant arrangements beginning from September 22, 2026.
Private candidates should follow the board’s instructions regarding collection of their DMCs and contact their respective examination centres for further information.
Students are advised to retain a copy of their online result until they receive their official DMC.
Students Advised to Check Official Records
With the HSSC Part-I Annual-I Result 2026 now announced, 11th class students under BISE Malakand can access their examination records through the board’s official result channels.
Candidates should verify their names, subject-wise marks and overall result status after accessing their records.
Students who identify an issue with their examination information should contact their educational institution or BISE Malakand for further guidance.
The official website, result portal, PDF result files and board-issued notifications remain the appropriate sources for result-related information and further instructions.
