All nine Punjab boards of intermediate and secondary education declared the HSSC Part-I (Class 11) First Annual Examination 2026 result on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 10:00 AM. If you're a student or parent still trying to find your board's result page, SMS code, or gazette, here's a single guide covering every Punjab board so you don't have to search nine different websites separately.

Which boards announced results on October 22

The result covers all nine BISE boards across Punjab: Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Multan, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur, Sargodha, and Dera Ghazi Khan. Each board releases its own result independently through its own website, SMS service, and downloadable gazette, so make sure you're checking the correct board for the college or school where you appeared in the exam.

Check your result online or by SMS, board by board

To check online, visit your board's website listed above, find the HSSC Part-I (Class 11) 2026 result-checking page, and enter your roll number. To check by SMS, open your phone's messaging app, type your examination roll number, and send it to your board's code from the table. You'll receive your result, including marks and status, directly by text message within moments on most networks.

Downloading the result gazette

Each board also publishes a full result gazette, a PDF document listing every candidate's roll number, name, and result, shortly after the official announcement. If your board's website is slow to load on result day because of heavy traffic, the gazette is often a faster way to confirm your result: download it from your board's website, then search the PDF for your roll number using your browser's or PDF reader's find function (usually Ctrl+F or Cmd+F).

A closer look: BISE Gujranwala's 2026 results

BISE Gujranwala, one of the nine boards that declared results on October 22, released detailed statistics alongside its gazette. Out of 138,769 students who applied, 135,983 appeared for the exam, and 79,085 passed, putting the board's overall pass rate at 58.16%. Looking at the breakdown, regular candidates passed at a rate of 59.76%, while private candidates passed at 44.10%. There was also a notable gender gap: female candidates passed at 64.63%, compared to 44.56% for male candidates. Among districts under the Gujranwala board, Hafizabad recorded the highest pass rate at 67.27%, followed by Gujranwala, Gujrat, Mandi Bahauddin, Sialkot, and Narowal. These figures are specific to the Gujranwala board only; each of the other eight boards publishes its own separate statistics, which you can find in that board's own gazette once released.

What to do once you have your result

If you've checked your result and it isn't what you expected, start by reviewing your marks sheet carefully against the gazette entry for your roll number, since transcription errors on an initial checking page are sometimes corrected once the official gazette is out. For anything beyond that, such as a rechecking or re-totaling request, the process and deadlines are set by your specific board, so the fastest and most reliable source is your own board's examination office or its official website and social media channels, which typically post rechecking instructions within days of the result.

Whether you're one of the hundreds of thousands of HSSC Part-I students across Punjab or a parent trying to help a child track down a result, bookmarking your board's website and SMS code from the table above is the quickest way to stay on top of this and future results, including the HSSC Part-II and supplementary announcements still to come later in the academic year.