SSC Part 1 Result 2026 Science Group Karachi

If you're reading this, chances are you or someone in your family just sat the SSC Part 1 annual exams under the Board of Secondary Education Karachi, and the waiting game has begun. The BSEK Karachi SSC Part 1 result 2026 is one of the most searched results in the city every year, and for good reason: this is the exam that officially opens a student's board-level academic record. 

SSC part 1 result will be announce on any day or coming soon. You can check you result at the Hamriweb official result page without any hassle. 

How to Check SSC Part 1 Result 2026

We built this page so that you don't have to refresh the official BSEK website every five minutes or wait for your school to put up a printed list. Here's exactly what to do:

• Enter your Roll Number in the search box at the top of this page, exactly as it appears on your admit card or roll number slip.
• Select your Class: Choose SSC Part 1 from the list of classes.
• Select the Exam Year for which you appeared in the exams.
• Click the Search Result button, and your complete subject-wise result will load on your screen within seconds.

You do not need to select your group separately. Whether you're from the Science Group or the General Group, our system reads that information directly from your roll number and displays the correct subject list, marks, and grade for you.

9th Result 2026 Karachi Board - Key Details

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SSC Part 1 BSEK Karachi: Quick Facts

• Conducting Authority: Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK)
• Also Known As: 9th Class, Matric Part 1
• Class Level: Class 9
• Groups Offered: Science, General
• Candidate Types: Regular (school-based) and Private
• Result Carries Forward To: Combined with SSC Part 2 marks for final Matriculation result

What Exactly Is SSC Part 1?

SSC Part 1 is the first of two annual board examinations that together make up the Secondary School Certificate, which is what most people simply call "Matric." Students in Sindh's Karachi region sit SSC Part 1 at the end of Class 9, and then a year later sit SSC Part 2 at the end of Class 10. Unlike some other exam systems where only the final year counts, BSEK adds your SSC Part 1 marks and your SSC Part 2 marks together, and your official Matriculation percentage, grade, and pass/fail status are based on that combined total. 

SSC Part 1 Exam Pattern and Subjects

BSEK Karachi's SSC Part 1 syllabus is divided by group, and each group has a mix of compulsory subjects (taken by every student regardless of stream) and group-specific subjects. The exact subject list can vary slightly by school and syllabus scheme, but the general pattern looks like this:

• Science: English, Urdu, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Computer Science, Mathematics
• General: English, Urdu, Islamiyat, Pakistan Studies Mathematics or General Science

Home Economics / Civics / Food & Nutrition (depending on scheme)

Most theory papers combine objective (multiple-choice) sections with short-answer and long-answer questions, and science subjects also carry a separate practical component that is assessed and added to the theory marks. The exact weightage between objective, subjective, and practical sections is decided by the board and communicated to schools before the exams, so always confirm the current scheme with your school's exam branch if you're preparing for a supplementary attempt.

Grading and Passing Criteria

BSEK Karachi evaluates SSC Part 1 candidates on a percentage basis, converted into a letter grade for each subject and for the aggregate result. While boards across Pakistan have moved between a 7-point scale and a newer, more detailed grading scale over the years, the general idea has stayed consistent: the better your percentage in a subject, the higher your grade, and a certain minimum percentage in every subject is required to be declared as passed. A rough breakdown of how grades are typically distributed looks like this:

Grade and Percentage

• A-1: 80% and above
• A: 70% – 79%
• B: 60% – 69%
• C: 50% – 59%
• D: 40% – 49%
• E: 33% – 39%
• F (Fail) Below the minimum passing percentage

These ranges are indicative and can be revised by the board from one academic year to the next, so treat your official BSEK result card as the final word on your exact grade boundaries, not this table.

Applying for Rechecking or Re-verification of Marks

If your marks in a particular subject seem inconsistent with your own expectation or your school's internal assessment, BSEK allows candidates to formally apply for rechecking (sometimes called re-verification) of their answer sheet within a set window after the result is announced. This process typically involves submitting a form along with a small fee per subject through your school or directly at the board office, after which your marks are reviewed and, if warranted, revised. It's a legitimate and commonly used option, so don't hesitate to pursue it if you have genuine reason to believe there's been an error — just make sure to apply within the deadline, since late applications are generally not entertained.

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