BISE Multan Board 12th Class Result 2026 – Check by Roll Number

The BISE Multan Board 12th Class Result 2026 covers HSSC Part-II / 2nd Year candidates registered with Multan Board. The BISE Multan HSSC Part-II First Annual Result 2026 date is 23 September 2026, with the result time set at 10:00 AM. Students from Multan, Khanewal, Vehari and Lodhran can use the checker below to select BISE Multan and enter their roll number. This page also covers the result schedule, Multan Board’s result services, record tracing, withheld results, private-candidate services, rechecking, Gazette status, marks and board support contacts.

BISE Multan HSSC Part-II Result 2026 Date and Time

For BISE Multan HSSC Part-II First Annual 2026, the result date is 23 September 2026 and the result time is 10:00 AM under the coordinated Punjab Boards result schedule.

If BISE Multan or the Punjab Boards issue a later revision, the newer official notice will take precedence over this schedule.

Use BISE Multan’s “Know Your Results 12th” Service

BISE Multan maintains a dedicated Know Your Results 12th service for Intermediate Part-II results. This is the board’s own 12th-class result route.

On BISE Multan’s Know Your Results 12th form, enter only the examination details requested by the board and match them with your roll-number slip or admission record before submitting the search.

Keep your roll number and examination session available, and select the HSSC Part-II First Annual 2026 examination rather than an older annual or second-annual session.

Lost Your Roll Number? Use “Trace Your Record 12th”

Multan Board provides a separate Trace Your Record 12th service for HSSC students. The board states that this facility can help trace a candidate’s:

• roll number
• form number
• examination centre
• group

If you cannot find your roll number, trace the correct examination record first and then use that information in BISE Multan’s 12th-class result service.

If you cannot find your roll number, trace the correct examination record first and then use that information when the 2026 result service becomes active.

Why a BISE Multan Result May Be Withheld or Blocked

A withheld, detained or blocked result does not necessarily mean the candidate has failed. BISE Multan lists several circumstances in which a result may be detained or blocked.

These include missing NOC, practical or attendance certificates, incomplete attestation, missing photographs, missing certificates from another board, outstanding dues and unresolved eligibility or admission requirements.

If the result carries a withheld, detained or blocked status, first identify the outstanding requirement. BISE Multan directs students seeking to unblock a result to the relevant Matric or Intermediate Examination Branch.

Keep your roll number, registration information and supporting documents with you when contacting the branch. A blocked-result case may need to be resolved before the board can issue the result.

BISE Multan Result Services for HSSC Part-II 2026

BISE Multan provides separate services for 12th-class result checking, record tracing, SMS information and Intermediate Gazette records.

BISE Multan has officially used 800293 as a result SMS number in earlier board material. Before sending a result request, use the SMS code and message format stated by BISE Multan for the HSSC Part-II 2026 result cycle.

For Gazette access, use BISE Multan’s official Result Gazette (Inter) section.

Private Candidates: Roll Slips and Result Cards

BISE Multan runs a separate portal for private students. Its services include admissions, roll-number slips and result cards.

The current HSSC roll-slip area already includes Part-II First Annual 2026. For the relevant private-student service, the portal uses admission details such as the 10-digit Admission Form Number and B-Form/Token Number.

BISE Multan’s private-student portal includes a 12th/Combined 2026 result-card option for the relevant result-card service.

Regular candidates may receive their result documents through their institution or another board process, so the private portal should not be treated as the result-card route for every student.

Multan Board Rechecking After the Result

BISE Multan’s current guidance says candidates can apply for rechecking within 15 days after declaration of the result after depositing the prescribed fee. The board describes both online and manual application routes.

Use the fee shown in BISE Multan’s current HSSC Part-II rechecking application or notice rather than reusing an amount from an older examination cycle.

BISE Multan also states that when a mistake is found during rechecking, the fee is refunded subject to the deductions specified by the board.

If your result is blocked rather than declared, resolve the blocked-result issue first. Rechecking applies to an issued result.

HSSC Marks and 2026 Passing Status

Under the current Punjab Intermediate scheme, the full HSSC programme carries 1,200 marks across the main study groups, with practical marks included where required. The division of marks between Part-I, Part-II and practical work depends on the group.

The passing rule for 2026 should not be reduced to one percentage without checking which class cohort the rule covers. IBCC’s new grading policy moves the passing standard to 40%, but its first 2026 implementation phase starts with Grades 9 and 11.

For HSSC Part-II candidates, the applicable board rule and declared result should determine the final pass or fail status. This page will not label either 33% or 40% as a blanket rule for every Multan Board 12th-class candidate until the HSSC-II application is clear.

Districts Under BISE Multan

BISE Multan covers Multan, Khanewal, Vehari and Lodhran.

Students registered under institutions or private admission in these districts normally use Multan Board for their HSSC examination record. If you are unsure, check the board name printed on your registration document or roll-number slip.

Gazette, Position Holders and Result Statistics

BISE Multan maintains separate official sections for Intermediate Gazettes, position holders and statistical data. Use the relevant official section for HSSC Part-II 2026 records.

Official BISE Multan sections:

• HSSC-II Gazette: Result Gazette (Inter)
• HSSC position holders: Position Holders Inter
• 12th-class statistics: Statistical Data Inter

Multan Board publishes Intermediate statistical datasets and institute-wise pass percentages through its official statistical-data section. Use the board-published 2026 dataset when citing HSSC Part-II statistics.

Check the 12th Class Result 2026 Gazette for board-wise Gazette records and 12th Class Position Holders 2026 for official merit-list updates.

BISE Multan Helpline and Online Support

Students who cannot resolve a result or record issue through the available online services can contact BISE Multan directly.

For a blocked result, contact the relevant Examination Branch. For an online-service problem, the board’s IT support contact is more appropriate. The All Boards Helpline also contains the wider board-support directory.

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