All those students who appeared in the Kohat Board 10th class examination have been informed that the BISE Kohat 10th Class Result 2026 is expected to be announced in the last week of July 2026 at around 10:00 AM. The board has followed a consistent pattern over recent years, with the 2025 result declared on 29 July, one day after the position holders’ list went public.
The students across Kohat, Karak, Hangu, Orakzai, and Kurram districts are waiting to see how they performed in their SSC Part 2 exams. The Kohat Board covers one of the most geographically diverse regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including former tribal districts where students often study under tougher conditions.
Date of Kohat Board 10th Class Result 2026
Based on recent updates and the board’s three-year announcement pattern, the 10th class result 2026 is likely to be announced on:
- Date: Last week of July 2026 (28 July – 5 August expected window)
- Time: Around 10:00 AM
- Result Type: SSC Annual Part-I Examination 2026
- Position Holders: One day before main result (around 27-28 July 2026)
However, students should keep checking the official board website bisekt.edu.pk for final confirmation. The board normally issues the official notification 48 to 72 hours in advance.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Board | Kohat (BISEKT) |
| Class | 10th (SSC Part 2) |
| Session | Annual 2026 |
| Result Date | Last week of July 2026 |
| Result Time | 10:00 AM (expected) |
| SMS Code | 9818 |
| Official Website | bisekt.edu.pk |
| Established | 2002 |
| Headquarters | Near Kust Chowk, Kohat |
How to Check Kohat Board Result 2026
Checking your result isn’t difficult, but on result day many students get confused or stuck because of website slowness. Don’t worry — there are a few simple ways to check your Kohat Board 10th class result. You can use whichever method works best for your situation.
Check BISE Kohat 10th Class Result by Roll No
Most students use this method because it shows complete details, including subject-wise marks, total, and grade.
- Go to the official Kohat Board website bisekt.edu.pk
- Open the result section on the homepage
- Enter your roll number exactly as printed on your admit card
- Click on submit
Your result will appear on the screen with full marks details. If the website is slow during peak hours (usually the first 30 minutes after announcement), just wait a bit and try again. Save a screenshot as soon as it loads — this is your provisional record before the original DMC reaches your school.
Check BISE Kohat 10th Class Result by Name
If you don’t have your roll number, you can still check your result by name.
- Open the result page on bisekt.edu.pk
- Click on “Search by Name“
- Enter your full name and father’s name as written on the admit card
- Check your result
This method is helpful when checking results for friends, siblings, or classmates. If multiple matches appear, verify with your school name to find the correct record.
Check BISE Kohat 10th Class Result by SMS
If the internet is not working or the website is down, SMS is the easiest option and the fastest method during the first hour after announcement — particularly useful in rural areas of Hangu, Kurram, and Orakzai where internet connectivity can be patchy.
- Open your mobile messages
- Type your roll number only (no extra letters or spaces)
- Send it to 9818
After a few seconds, you’ll receive your result on your phone with total marks, grade, and pass/fail status. Make sure the roll number is correct, otherwise you’ll get the wrong result. SMS charges range from Rs. 4 to Rs. 10 depending on your network.
Check BISE Kohat 10th Class Result by Gazette
The gazette is a full list of all students’ results in PDF format. Schools usually use it for record-keeping, but students can also check from it.
- Download the gazette PDF from the official website (usually live by 2:00 PM on result day)
- Open the file in any PDF reader
- Press Ctrl + F on PC or use the search icon on mobile
- Enter your roll number or name
It takes a bit more time, but it works even when the website is not responding. The Kohat Board gazette also shows school-wise performance which is useful for comparing how your institution did overall.
Students Enrolled in BISE Kohat (Recent Years)
Every year, a significant number of students appear under the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Kohat, making matric exams competitive across Kohat, Karak, Hangu, Orakzai, and Kurram districts. Kohat is the youngest board of KPK, established in 2002 to serve the southern and tribal districts that previously fell under BISE Peshawar.
| Year | Total Students (Approx) |
|---|---|
| 2026 | 70,000+ (expected) |
| 2025 | 65,000+ |
| 2024 | 60,000+ |
| 2023 | 55,000+ |
The number of students has grown steadily since the merger of former FATA areas into KPK, with Kurram and Orakzai districts now contributing thousands of candidates annually who earlier studied under different administrative arrangements.
10th Class Result Statistics
Looking at past results helps students understand performance trends across the Kohat Board.
| Year | Passing Percentage | Result Date |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 65% | 29 July 2025 |
| 2024 | 62% (approx) | 8 August 2024 |
| 2023 | 60% (approx) | Late July 2023 |
It’s worth being honest about this — BISE Kohat consistently records the lowest pass percentage among KPK boards, ranging between 60% and 65% over the past three years. This is not because Kohat students are weaker. The board serves a region where many schools are in tribal districts with limited infrastructure, fewer teachers, and harder access to quality preparation material. The recent inclusion of Orakzai and Kurram districts has added more candidates from under-resourced backgrounds, which affects the overall percentage. Government and private schools in central Kohat city typically perform well — it is the regional spread that pulls the average down.
The position holders for 2025 were announced on 28 July 2025 at 10:00 AM, one day before the main result, in the traditional Kohat Board format. The top three of every cycle are honoured with medals, certificates, and cash prizes at the official ceremony.
FAQs
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The result is expected in the last week of July 2026, most likely between 28 July – 5 August 2026 at around 10:00 AM. Check bisekt.edu.pk for the confirmed date. Note that position holders are announced one day earlier than the main result.
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Pro tip: SMS is the fastest method on result day. Send your roll number to 9818 and receive your result within 30–90 seconds. This is especially useful in rural districts of Kohat’s coverage area where internet connectivity may be slow.
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The official SMS code for BISE Kohat is 9818:
Result: <roll number> → send to 9818Type only your roll number — no extra letters, spaces, or prefixes. Standard SMS charges apply.
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Yes. Two options are available on bisekt.edu.pk:
Name & father’s name search Gazette PDF + Ctrl+FFor the name search, enter your details exactly as written on your admit card. In the gazette, use Ctrl+F to locate your name quickly within the PDF.
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You will be placed in the Compartment category — you do not repeat the full year. The supplementary path looks like this:
Aug 2026 Annual result announced — compartment students identifiedOct – Nov 2026 Supplementary exam held — only failed subjects retakenDecember 2026 Supplementary result announced -
BISE Kohat covers 5 districts of southern KPK:
Kohat Karak Hangu Orakzai KurramBoard also serves former tribal areas merged into KPK in 2018
Final Words
The Kohat Board 10th Class Result 2026 isn’t just about numbers — it’s a moment every student waits for. Some of you will feel happy, some may feel a little disappointed, and that’s completely normal.
Whatever your result is, don’t stress too much. Check it properly, take your time to understand the marksheet, and then think calmly about your next step. This is just one stage. Whether you secured an A+ or fell into compartment, what matters now is what you do in the next six months — choosing the right group for intermediate, finding a college you can commute to, and using the summer break to fill the gaps. The Kohat region has produced engineers, doctors, civil servants, and military officers from much harder starting points than yours. Your result is one chapter, not the whole story.
