BISE Multan 9th Class Result 2026

Latest News BISE Multan 9th Class Result 2026 is officially announced. Click here for Result

The wait is finally over, the BISE Multan 9th Class Result 2026 is being announced today at 10:00 AM sharp. Students across Punjab have been counting down to this exact moment, and the good news is you don't need to keep refreshing any board's website separately. The moment your board's result goes live, you'll be able to check your complete SSC Part 1 result right here on Hamariweb, just select your board, enter your roll number below, and your marks, subject-wise breakdown, and overall result status will show up instantly.

How to Check Your Result

Online

• Visit www.bisemultan.edu.pk
• Open the Results section
• Select SSC Part 1 (9th Class) Annual Result 2026
• Enter your roll number

By Name

• Ask your school for a roll number slip if lost, or use the name-search option available on the board's portal, selecting your district to match the correct entry

By SMS

• Send your roll number to 800296 from any Jazz, Telenor, Zong, or Ufone connection
• The board replies with your marks, total, and grade within moments, for a small SMS charge

By Gazette

• A downloadable PDF listing every candidate typically goes up shortly after the announcement
• Useful for schools checking multiple students or anyone without reliable internet access on result day

Last 5 Years Multan 9th Class Result Dates

Last Year's 9th Class Result

In 2025, the board recorded a 52.11% pass rate, one of the stronger showings among Punjab's larger boards that year. Multan was historically the parent board covering what are now the separate Bahawalpur and DG Khan boards, and even parts of what became Balochistan's board territory, so its exam infrastructure and gazette process has had decades longer to mature compared to some of the newer boards carved out from it. That history is part of why its result processing tends to run relatively smoothly despite the sheer candidate volume.

BISE Multan 9th Class Results 2026

The First Board Ever Set Up in Southern Punjab

BISE Multan was established in 1968, making it the very first educational board created for southern Punjab, well before newer boards like Sahiwal, Bahawalpur, or DG Khan were carved out to handle the region's growing student population separately. Its head office sits in Gol Bagh, Gulgasht Colony, Multan, and its jurisdiction today covers three districts, Multan, Khanewal, and Lodhran.

The Scale This Board Actually Deals With

Across all its matriculation classes combined, roughly 240,000 students appear for BISE Multan's exams every year, with another 130,000 or so sitting for Intermediate exams separately. That volume is exactly why result-day traffic on the official portal tends to slow things down considerably right after the announcement.

This Year's Passing Criteria Is Different

9th class students are now being evaluated under the new 40% passing threshold, 220 marks out of 550, rather than the older 33% rule, so a result that would have passed comfortably under last year's rules doesn't automatically clear the bar this year.

FAQs

When is the BISE Multan 9th class result 2026 actually coming out?

BISE Multan 9th class result 2026 is coming out on Wednesday, 2nd September 2026, at 10:00 AM.

What was last year's 9th class pass rate at this board?

52.11%, one of the stronger results among Punjab's larger boards that year.

Which districts fall under BISE Multan?

Three districts fall under BISE Multan, Multan, Khanewal, and Lodhran.

What are the passing marks for 9th class this year?

Passing marks for 9th class this year are 40%, or 220 out of 550 total marks.

How many students does BISE Multan handle every year?

Around 240,000 across its matriculation classes, and roughly 130,000 for Intermediate exams.

What's the fastest way to check my result if the website is slow?

Send your roll number to 800296 via SMS, it works even when the official portal is struggling under heavy traffic.

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