BISE Gujranwala Matric Result 2026

The 2025 SSC Part-II result saw 254,012 students appear, with 165,912 passing, giving an overall pass rate of 65.32%. Haram Fatima topped the board with 1,193 marks, Noor-ul-Huda and Haji Abu Zar Tanveer tied for second at 1,188 each, and Muhammad Ali took third with 1,187. A second annual attempt held later that year for students who didn't clear it the first time saw the pass rate drop sharply to 45.43% out of 56,756 candidates, a reminder that supplementary attempts are genuinely tougher, not just a formality. Female candidates outperformed male candidates by a wide margin even in that smaller group, 55% against 38%.

How to Check the Gujranwala Board Result, 10th Class

Many students do not know how to check the 10th class 2026 result of the Gujranwala Board. To help those students, we have listed the different ways and their procedures here. Students of class 10th can follow the guidelines.

You can check your BISE Gujranwala board result for 10th class 2026 via: Roll Number, SMS, Name, Gazette

Overall Result Statistics 2026

Which Districts Does BISE Gujranwala Cover?

If you're not sure this is your board, BISE Gujranwala examines students from Gujranwala, Gujrat, Mandi Bahauddin, Hafizabad, Narowal, and Sialkot. If your school falls in a different district, you'll need your local board's portal instead — a Sialkot roll number won't pull up on a different board's site even though it's the same physical board.

Rechecking / Re-Evaluation of Marks

If your marks look off compared to what you expected on your papers, BISE Gujranwala allows candidates to apply for rechecking within a set window after the result declaration — typically around two to three weeks, though the board confirms the exact deadline each year. The application goes through your school or directly to the board office, along with the prescribed fee per subject. Rechecking covers totaling errors and omitted answers; it does not involve re-marking the paper's content from scratch.