BISE Mardan Board 10th Class Result 2026 – Check Matric Result By Roll Number, Name & SMS

The BISE Mardan 10th Class Result 2026 is one of the most significant annual announcements for matric students across the Mardan, Swabi, and Nowshera districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Mardan, established in 1990 and operating from its headquarters at the Mardan Board complex, has officially confirmed the SSC Annual-I Examination Result 2026 date through a press release issued by the Controller of Examinations. The 9th and 10th class result will be announced on Thursday, 6 August 2026, with a position holders ceremony at 10:00 AM and the general result going live online at 12:00 noon.

Students can check their Mardan Board matric result 2026 through four official channels: by roll number on the dedicated portal at web.bisemdn.edu.pk, by name search, by SMS to code 8583, and through the official Matric Result Gazette 2026 in PDF format. The result will be available on the official website from 12:00 noon on 6 August 2026.

In 2025, a total of 76,900 candidates from the region sat for the matric examination, with an overall pass percentage of 75.27%. This guide outlines the verified result-checking methods, the expected announcement window for 2026, comparative statistics from the last cycle, and the practical steps every BISE Mardan student should follow on result day.

BISE Mardan Matric Result 2026 – Complete Information

Confirmed Announcement Date for BISE Mardan 2026 Result

BISE Mardan has officially confirmed the result date through its press release. The 9th and 10th class Annual-I Examination Result 2026 will be announced on Thursday, 6 August 2026. A position holders ceremony will be held at the Mardan Board at 10:00 AM, and the general result for all candidates will go live on the official website at 12:00 noon the same day. For comparison, the 2025 matric result was declared on 29 July at 2:00 PM, and the 2024 result arrived on 8 August, so this year’s date falls within the board’s usual late July to early August window.

It is important to understand that unlike the Punjab Board Committee of Chairmen (PBCC) which synchronises all nine Punjab boards on a single day, the eight KPK boards work independently. This means BISE Mardan’s result may come a few days before or after BISE Peshawar, BISE Abbottabad, and the other regional boards. The official notification of the exact date is typically issued by the Board 48 to 72 hours in advance through its website and verified social media channels.

A Realistic Look at the 2025 Result

The 2025 cycle is the most accurate reference point for what students can expect this year. Out of 76,900 candidates who appeared in the SSC Annual-I Examination 2025, 57,880 passed while 19,020 were placed in compartment or failed — bringing the overall pass percentage to 75.27%.

When compared with BISE Peshawar’s 2025 figure of 83.5%, the Mardan board’s pass rate sat approximately eight points lower. This gap is not a reflection of student capability — it reflects the demographic spread of BISE Mardan, which serves a wider mix of urban Mardan students alongside semi-rural candidates from Swabi and the more remote pockets of Nowshera, where preparation infrastructure varies more widely than in central Peshawar.

The top positions in 2025 were captured by students from established private institutions. Muhammad Athar Khan from The Quaid-e-Azam Public School, Mardan, secured the first position overall with 1177 marks. The second position was shared three ways at 1172 marks between Sidra Ahmad (Quaid-e-Azam Girls School, Swabi), Rooza Siraj (Ghazali School, Mardan), and Sania Falak. The third position, at 1170 marks, was claimed jointly by Aroosa Anwar (QA Girls Public School, Swabi), Khakan Ahmad (Iqra School, Chargali), and Aqsaa Rehman (Ghazali School for Girls, Mardan). The repeated appearance of Quaid-e-Azam Public School and Ghazali School in nearly every top slot underlines the strength of the private school network across the Mardan-Swabi belt.

How to Check the BISE Mardan 10th Class Result 2026

Method 1 – By Roll Number on the Official Portal

The most detailed and reliable method is the roll-number search on the Board’s official portal.

1. Visit web.bisemdn.edu.pk or result.bisemdn.edu.pk.
2. Select “SSC Annual Part-I Examination 2026” from the dropdown.
3. Enter your roll number exactly as printed on your admit card.
4. Submit and your subject-wise marksheet will appear on screen.
5. Save a screenshot or print the page for your records.

The official portal is the only source where you can view subject-wise marks, total, percentage, and grade together.

Method 2 – By SMS to 8583

The SMS service is the fastest method during the first hour of the announcement, when the website typically faces peak load.

1. Open your phone’s messaging app.
2. Type your roll number only — no letters, no spaces, just the number.
3. Send it to 8583.
4. You will receive your total marks, grade, and pass/fail status within 30 to 90 seconds.

SMS charges range from approximately Rs. 4 to Rs. 10 depending on your network operator (Jazz, Zong, Ufone, or Telenor). No subscription is required.

Method 3 – Search by Name

If your roll number slip has been misplaced, the Board’s name-search feature offers a reliable backup. Visit the result portal, switch to the “Search by Name” tab, and enter your full name along with your father’s name as recorded on your admit card. Multiple matches may appear — verify the school name to identify your record.

Method 4 – Matric Result Gazette PDF

The official BISE Mardan Matric Result Gazette 2026 is uploaded to the Board’s website within two to four hours of the main announcement. The PDF contains the complete database — roll numbers, candidate names, school information, subject-wise marks, and final grades for every student. Download it from bisemdn.edu.pk under the Results section, then use Ctrl+F (or your PDF reader’s search function) to locate your roll number quickly.

Where Regular and Private Candidates Can Collect DMCs

Along with confirming the result date, BISE Mardan also announced the DMC collection process for both categories of students.

Regular students should collect their DMCs through their respective schools and institutions. Institutions have been directed to collect these DMCs from the board by 31 August 2026.

Private candidates can collect their DMCs starting Thursday, 13 August 2026, from one of three designated camp offices:

Students who want a copy of their result on USB can also request one directly from the Mardan Board for a fee of Rs. 500.

Districts Covered Under BISE Mardan

BISE Mardan administers SSC and HSSC examinations for three districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Mardan, Swabi, and Nowshera. Students whose schools fall outside this jurisdiction should consult their relevant board — BISE Peshawar, BISE Abbottabad, BISE Swat, BISE Malakand, BISE Kohat, BISE Bannu, or BISE DI Khan.

Grading System and Passing Criteria

The Mardan Board follows the standardised KPK grading framework. The total written marks for SSC Part 2 are 550, with additional practical marks for science subjects. The passing threshold is 33% in each individual subject — securing the overall passing total is not sufficient if a candidate has failed in even one paper. Such students are placed in the Compartment category and can clear the failed subjects through the Supplementary Examination, expected in October-November 2026.

Rechecking and Re-evaluation

Students who are not satisfied with their marks in any subject may apply for rechecking within 30 days of the result announcement on the BISE Mardan website. The fee is approximately Rs. 1,200 to Rs. 1,500 per subject. It is worth noting that rechecking is strictly a verification process — the Board confirms that every answer was marked and the totals were calculated correctly. It does not involve a fresh evaluation of your answers. Historical data suggests that only around 5 to 10 percent of rechecking applications result in any mark change, and the changes are usually modest.

Final Word

The 2026 BISE Mardan matric result will mark the closing of one academic chapter for nearly 80,000 students across Mardan, Swabi, and Nowshera. Whatever the numbers reflect, they capture one year of effort measured by one set of papers. The students who progress furthest from this stage are rarely the ones with the highest percentage alone — they are the ones who decide quickly what comes next and act on it without delay.

Bookmark this page and check back on 6 August 2026 from 12:00 noon onward for the live result and position holders list.