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

Check BISE Rawalpindi Result by Roll Number or Candidate Name

BISE Rawalpindi’s current result portal gives students two search choices: Roll Number and Candidate Name. Before using either option, select the correct Class and Year.

Search by Roll Number

Choose the relevant class and year, select Roll Number under the search option, then enter the number printed on your examination slip. This is the quickest route when the roll number is available.

Search by Candidate Name

Rawalpindi is different from several other Punjab boards because its official result portal also exposes Candidate Name as a search option. Select the class and year first, choose Candidate Name, then enter the name according to the board record.

A name search can return more than one similar record, so match the candidate details carefully before treating the result as yours. The board’s current portal does not show institution-code search as a result option.

A name search is useful when the roll number is unavailable, but it should not be treated as a substitute for checking the returned record. Candidates with similar names can appear in board data, so use the father’s name, group, institution or other displayed identifiers where available to confirm the match.

Use BISE Rawalpindi’s official result portal for roll-number or candidate-name search. For SMS checking, use only a result code currently published by Rawalpindi Board for the HSSC Part-II 2026 result cycle.

Choose the Correct Class and Year Before Searching

A correct roll number or name can still lead to the wrong record if the selected class or year is incorrect.

For this page, the target examination is HSSC Part-II / 12th Class First Annual 2026. Select the 12th-class/HSSC Part-II option and the 2026 examination year shown by the board.

Do not choose an older First Annual or Second Annual result. Select HSSC Part-II / 12th Class 2026 and the correct examination session shown by BISE Rawalpindi.

If the portal returns no matching record, check the spelling of the candidate name, the roll number, selected class and year before contacting the board.

When Is the Rawalpindi Board 12th Result 2026?

The BISE Rawalpindi HSSC Part-II / 12th Class Result 2026 is confirmed for 23 September 2026 at 10:00 AM.

The HSSC Part-II First Annual examination commenced on 20 May 2026. The confirmed result date and time are 23 September 2026 at 10:00 AM.

Students should use 23 September 2026 at 10:00 AM as the BISE Rawalpindi HSSC Part-II / 12th Class Result 2026 date and time.

Lost Your Roll Number? Use the 2026 Roll-Slip System

BISE Rawalpindi operates a separate HSSC roll-number-slip service for the 2026 annual examination.

Private candidates can search the current slip system using details such as:

• B-Form Number
• Online Form Number
• Roll Number

Regular candidates use a separate route based on Institute Code and Password.

If you have lost the roll number, recover the correct slip or examination record first instead of guessing numbers on the result page. For HSSC roll-slip queries, BISE Rawalpindi currently lists 051-5450920.

This recovery route is separate from result-by-name. Candidate-name search is available on the result portal itself, while B-Form and Online Form Number are used in the roll-slip system.

Rawalpindi Board Now Covers Six Districts

BISE Rawalpindi currently lists six districts under its jurisdiction:

Rawalpindi, Jhelum, Attock, Chakwal, Murree and Talagang.

Students from Murree and Talagang should therefore not rely on older four-district lists when deciding which board holds their HSSC record. If your present address is different from the place where you registered for the examination, use the board printed on your registration document or roll-number slip.

What to Do After the Result: Rechecking, Result Card or Record Service?

Rawalpindi Board’s e-services system separates marks issues from certificate, correction and verification work.

These services are part of the board’s current e-services setup.

Rechecking

BISE Rawalpindi’s current FAQ says a candidate may apply for rechecking within 15 days after result declaration after depositing the prescribed fee. Candidates should use the fee shown in Rawalpindi Board’s current rechecking service at the time of application.

Rechecking should be used for a declared marks issue. A spelling or personal-record problem belongs to the correction service instead.

Result Card and Certificate

The board’s current guidance says duplicate result cards or certificates can be requested online after the required fee is paid.

For original certificates, the board states that regular passing students receive them through their institutions after one year of result declaration, while certificates for private candidates are dispatched to their postal address.

The board also provides verification for individuals and departments, plus correction services for name, father’s name and date of birth. These are record services rather than result-checking methods. A student whose marks are correct but whose personal information is wrong should use the correction route instead of applying for rechecking.

Rawalpindi’s e-services dashboard also includes application-status and file-tracking tools. If you have already submitted a certificate, verification, correction or migration request, checking its status there can be more useful than starting a second application.

Rawalpindi HSSC Gazette — What It Contains

BISE Rawalpindi publishes HSSC result Gazettes through its official Gazette archive.

Rawalpindi Board maintains an official Gazette archive for HSSC examination cycles, including First Annual and Second Annual records. Official HSSC Gazettes include more than individual result records and can also carry items such as:

• top positions
• overall result statistics
• private and regular pass percentages
• district-wise performance
• subject-wise performance
• institution-wise performance

That makes the Gazette useful for schools, colleges and students who need broader result data alongside individual result records.

Use the 12th Class Result 2026 Gazette page for Rawalpindi Board’s HSSC Part-II Gazette access.

HSSC Marks and the 2026 Passing Position

Under the current Punjab Intermediate scheme, the complete HSSC programme carries 1,200 marks across the main groups. The distribution of written and practical marks differs by study group.

The 2026 passing position needs careful treatment because IBCC’s new grading policy introduces a 40% passing standard through phased implementation.

For HSSC Part-II candidates, the applicable BISE Rawalpindi rule and the board-issued result determine pass or fail status. This page does not apply either 33% or 40% as a blanket threshold without HSSC Part-II-specific board support.

Which Rawalpindi Board Number Should You Call?

Use the contact that matches the problem instead of calling a random board office.

BISE Rawalpindi’s office is located near Attock Oil Refinery, Morgah Road, Rawalpindi.

For a roll-slip or HSSC examination-record problem, the Intermediate Branch is the more relevant starting point. For result cards, certificates or record matters, use the relevant e-service or Record Branch. The All Boards Helpline also keeps board contacts in one place.

Position Holders and Result Statistics

BISE Rawalpindi publishes HSSC Part-II position holders and result statistics through its official merit and result records.

Names, marks, positions and statistical figures should be taken only from records published by BISE Rawalpindi. Board-wise merit information is also covered on the 12th Class Position Holders 2026 page.

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