FBISE HSSC Part I Result 2026
FBISE 11th class students can check their result online using their roll number once the result is uploaded. The result is for students who appeared in the HSSC First Annual Examination 2026 conducted under the Federal Board.
FBISE Hssc Part 1 Result
| Event |
Date |
| Class |
11th Class |
| Board |
FBISE Federal Board |
| FBISE 11th Class Result Date |
9th September |
| Exam Date |
June 2026 |
| Passing Marks |
33% in Each Subjects |
| Total Marks |
550 |
| Result Checking Availability |
by name, SMS, Roll number, and Gazette. |
How to Check FBISE 11th Class Result
Online result usually your fastest bet once the result's live, though SMS works fine too if the site's getting hammered with traffic.
- Head to the official FBISE result website
- Select HSSC Part I result
- Type in your roll number
- Submit to see your marks
- Save or download it for later
For SMS, type FB, a space, then your roll number, and send it to 5050.
If the site's slow to load right after 11:30, don't panic, that's just a lot of students hitting the page at once. Give it a few minutes and try again rather than refreshing constantly.
Result Gazette and What Happens After
FBISE also puts out a gazette once the result's announced, useful for parents or schools who need to check a bunch of roll numbers at once instead of one at a time. Once you've checked online, save a copy, the marks there work fine for an initial check, but your actual certificate and other official paperwork still comes through the board separately.
Double check your name, roll number, and subject-wise marks once it's up. If something looks off, there's an official FBISE process for sorting that out.
Where Things Stand Right Now
This result covers both Part 1 and Part 2 together, same 11:30 AM ceremony today. Stick to FBISE's actual website and SMS service instead of trusting whatever's floating around on social media before it's officially out. Once you've got your result, hang onto the details, you'll need them for admissions and other academic stuff down the line.
Last Year Summary
The Part I pass percentage in 2025 came in at 62.40%, with 60,794 students passing, noticeably lower than the Part II result the same year, which is fairly typical for 1st year board exams across most systems. If this year's batch is aiming to beat that mark, the subjects that tend to pull 1st year averages down are usually the ones requiring heavier conceptual understanding rather than memorization, so it's worth identifying those early rather than in the final weeks before the exam.