AJK Board 12th Class Result 2026 – Check HSSC Part 2 Result

The AJK Board 12th Class Result 2026 for HSSC Part-II / Composite 1st Annual Examination has not yet been officially declared. As of 5 September 2026, AJK BISE has not published a confirmed result date, announcement time, Gazette or position-holder list for the target examination. The Board’s HSSC result system uses the examination Roll Number, while separate Regular and Private HSSC-II roll-slip routes are already available for candidates who need their examination record before the result goes live.

Keep Your HSSC-II Roll Number Ready Before the 2026 Result Page Opens

AJK BISE uses a Roll Number-based result system for HSSC-II. The currently available HSSC-II result interface asks for a six-digit Roll No and does not show separate search boxes for candidate name, CNIC/B-Form, registration number or institution code.

The 1st Annual 2026 result page has not gone live yet, so candidates should first make sure they have the correct examination Roll Number. AJK BISE has already provided separate HSSC Part-II roll-slip routes for Regular and Private candidates.

• Regular candidates normally receive or access their examination roll slip through the regular/institutional route. If the Roll Number is missing, the institution should be the first place to check.
• Private candidates have a separate HSSC-II roll-slip route on the Board’s system. The exact private-search fields should be followed as shown on that live service rather than assumed from another board.

The Board also issued the HSSC-II 1st Annual 2026 roll-slip notice in May, confirming that the examination record infrastructure for this cycle is active. Once the result is released, use the Roll Number printed on the examination slip. Do not substitute a registration number, CNIC or another identifier unless AJK BISE itself adds that option to the 2026 result page.

AJK’s Result Page Turns One Roll Number Into a Full Web Result Card

AJK BISE handles the individual HSSC result differently from boards that maintain a basic result screen and a separate DMC search. Its current HSSC-II result page uses the Roll Number as the search input and then displays a detailed Web Result Card for the matching candidate. The result-card layout can contain information such as:

• Roll Number
• candidate status
• subject group
• registration number
• candidate name
• father’s name
• institution
• subject names
• Theory Part-I marks
• Theory Part-II marks
• Practical Part-II marks
• subject totals
• percentile score
• relative grade
• pass/fail status
• remarks
• overall marks information

This creates a useful distinction between search information and result information.

For example, a candidate’s name may appear on the Web Result Card after the Roll Number has been searched. That does not mean the public HSSC result system supports result search by name.

The same applies to registration number and institution details. Their appearance inside the result does not turn them into public result-search methods. Until AJK BISE activates the HSSC-II 1st Annual 2026 endpoint, the existing interface should be treated as evidence of the Board’s current result architecture rather than proof that the 2026 result is already available.

The 2026 HSSC-II Result Date Is Still Waiting for an AJK BISE Notice

AJK BISE’s notification archive is actively publishing 2026 examination updates, but no official notification declaring the HSSC Part-II / Composite 1st Annual Result 2026 has been published as of 5 September. The Board’s existing HSSC-II result endpoint also still displays 2nd Annual 2025, not the target 1st Annual 2026 examination. The current position is:

No date should be copied from an older AJK result cycle or from another examination board. The safest approach is to use the dated AJK BISE notification archive and the HSSC result portal as the release reference. Once the Board publishes the 2026 result notice, the date and any result-day instructions can be updated from that source.

Do Not Apply AJK’s New 2026 Grade Table to 12th Class Yet

AJK BISE has introduced a revised grading system, but its own notification separates the implementation dates for HSSC Part-I and Part-II. The Board states that the revised grading formula applies to:

• HSSC-I from 1st Annual Examination 2026
• HSSC-II from 1st Annual Examination 2027

That means the new A++ to U grading structure should not be presented as the grading system for the AJK Board 12th Class 1st Annual Result 2026. This distinction matters because a student searching for “AJK Board 12th passing marks 2026” may find current grading material that actually belongs to HSSC Part-I or to the later HSSC-II implementation phase.

For the target Class XII 2026 result, the exact applicable passing threshold should not be stated until it is supported by a clear cohort-specific AJK BISE rule or result document. For the same reason, this page does not publish an assumed 33% or 40% passing requirement, nor does it assign a guessed HSSC total such as 1,100 or 1,200 marks.

AJK BISE has also issued current Practical Based Assessment material for HSSC examinations, showing that practical structures can differ by subject. Those subject-level assessment details should be read from the relevant scheme rather than converted into one general rule for every HSSC-II candidate.

What Will Appear After the Result: Gazette, Rechecking and the Next Exam Route

Several services become relevant only after the HSSC-II result is declared.

Gazette

AJK BISE maintains an official result Gazette archive, but the HSSC Part-II / Composite 1st Annual 2026 Gazette has not been published yet.

Older AJK HSSC Gazettes show that the Board can publish detailed district and category-level statistics, including appeared candidates, pass/fail figures, gender and institution categories, UFM information, grades and pass percentages.

Those older files are useful for understanding the Board’s Gazette structure, but their numbers must not be presented as 2026 statistics.

Paper Rechecking

AJK BISE uses the term Paper Rechecking and operates an electronic application system.

The Board’s current electronic workflow for available examination cycles includes generating a challan, paying electronically, submitting the application through the paid challan number and checking application status afterward.

The HSSC-II 1st Annual 2026 Paper Rechecking process is not open yet because the result itself has not been declared.

The 2026 HSSC-II fee and deadline should therefore be taken from the post-result notice when AJK BISE publishes it. An SSC fee or an older HSSC fee should not be reused.

HSSC 2nd Annual 2026

AJK BISE has not yet published the HSSC 2nd Annual Examination 2026 admission schedule in its current notification archive.

Candidates who need to reappear after the 1st Annual result should wait for the HSSC-specific notification rather than use the current SSC Second Annual schedule or dates from another board.

Use AJK BISE’s Document Portal for a Result Card or Verification Problem

AJK BISE has a separate online application system for examination documents and record verification. Current services include:

• Duplicate Result Card
• Result Card Verification
• Duplicate Certificate
• Certificate Verification
• NOC and related document applications

The document forms can request details such as the student’s name, father’s name, CNIC, phone number, HSSC year, HSSC Roll Number, session and registration number.

These fields belong to the document-service workflow.

They do not prove that the public HSSC result can be searched through CNIC, registration number or candidate name. A candidate who has already received a result but later needs a duplicate Result Card or verification should use the relevant online document service instead of repeatedly searching the result portal.

AJK BISE is headquartered at Sector F3 Part-I, Kotli Road, Mirpur, Azad Kashmir, while its statutory examination authority extends across Azad Jammu and Kashmir.

For HSSC examination matters, the current Board contact directory lists Muhammad Masood, Controller of Examination (Colleges) at 05827-960006. The main Board contact number is 05827-960042.

Until the HSSC-II 1st Annual 2026 result notice is issued, the most useful preparation is simple: keep the correct Roll Number available, use only the official HSSC result route when the new cycle becomes active, and avoid relying on unconfirmed dates, SMS codes or copied passing rules.