The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Abbottabad has officially published the SSC Annual-I Examination 2026 Result Gazette, giving students, schools, and parents across Abbottabad, Haripur, and Mansehra districts complete access to the full result record in one document. The gazette was declared on 4 August 2026, following an examination that commenced on 31 March 2026 and ran through 29 April 2026.
This year’s gazette is more than a routine publication. In his message accompanying the release, Chairman Inayatullah Wasim highlighted that BISE Abbottabad introduced the Online Screen Marking System for select subjects this cycle. Controller of Examinations Prof. Baber Ayaz Abbasi confirmed that English, Chemistry, and Physics papers for both Grade 9 and Grade 10 were evaluated digitally for the first time, a move intended to improve accuracy, transparency, and consistency in marking.
What the Gazette Contains
The official SSC Annual-I Result Gazette 2026 is structured to give a complete picture of the exam cycle, not just individual scores. It includes:
- A formal Proclamation with exam and declaration dates
- Grading scheme and subject abbreviation guide
- Result at a Glance, with group-wise and gender-wise statistics
- Top Three Position Holders for both Overall/Science and Arts groups
- Subject-wise pass percentages
- School-wise pass percentages
- The complete roll-number gazette covering every candidate
- A notification on Unfair Means (UFM) cases
Result at a Glance
According to the official statistics published in the gazette, 72,677 candidates appeared in the SSC Annual-I Examination 2026, of whom 57,952 passed, putting the overall pass percentage at 80.08%. A total of 313 candidates were recorded absent.
| Category | Appeared | Passed | Pass % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Female | 26,833 | 20,616 | 77.06% |
| Regular Male | 37,890 | 32,312 | 85.66% |
| Private Female | 3,177 | 1,788 | 56.30% |
| Private Male | 4,777 | 3,236 | 68.40% |
| Grand Total | 72,677 | 57,952 | 80.08% |
Regular male candidates recorded the strongest performance this cycle at 85.66%, while private female candidates saw the toughest cycle with a 56.30% pass rate, a gap worth noting for private candidates preparing for supplementary exams.
Subject-wise Performance
The gazette also breaks down pass rates by individual subject, and the numbers show where students struggled most this year. Compulsory subjects like English (98.43%) and Urdu (99.03%) saw near-universal passing, but General Mathematics recorded a noticeably lower 78.68% pass rate among 17,880 candidates, making it the most challenging major subject of the cycle.
How to Download and Use the Gazette
The gazette is published as an official PDF by BISE Abbottabad and is available for download from the board’s official channels. Once downloaded, checking a specific student’s result is straightforward:
- Open the gazette PDF on your phone or computer
- Use Ctrl+F (or the search icon on mobile) to search by roll number or student name
- Locate the school section if searching by institution
- Cross-check the result against the grading scheme (A1 for 80% and above, down to E below 40%)
Schools and teachers typically use the gazette for bulk verification, since it lists every candidate’s marks, grade, and remarks by institution, something the online single-result checker does not offer in one place.
Rechecking and Important Notices
Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for retotaling within 15 days of the result declaration, by depositing a fee of Rs. 1,500 per paper at a designated Allied Bank Limited branch within BISE Abbottabad’s jurisdiction. It is important to understand that retotaling only verifies totals and unmarked portions; it does not involve a fresh evaluation of answers.
The gazette also confirms that 436 Unfair Means (UFM) cases were reported during the examination and were decided by the Disciplinary Committee in meetings held on 23 and 24 July 2026. Candidates who received a penalty may file an appeal with the Chairman within 15 days of the result announcement.
DMC Collection
Detailed Marks Certificates follow a two-track collection process this year. Regular candidates’ DMCs can be collected through the authorised representative of their respective institution, upon presentation of a valid authority letter from the head of the institution. Private candidates must collect their DMCs from the examination centre where they actually appeared for the exam.
Final Words
The SSC Annual-I Result Gazette 2026 gives every student, school, and parent across the Abbottabad, Haripur, and Mansehra districts a transparent, complete record of this year’s matric results. Whether you are checking a single roll number or reviewing an entire institution’s performance, the gazette remains the most authoritative document to refer back to, long after the excitement of result day has settled.
