The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Mardan declared the HSSC Part-I (11th Class) Annual-I Examination 2026 results today, September 22, 2026. Now, BISE Mardan has just released the 11th Class Result Gazette 2026.
Students can view and download the gazette from here:
Administrative Overview & Controls
BISE Mardan Chairman Prof. Jehan Zeb emphasized a cheating-free examination system built on merit, fairness, and transparency. Controller of Examinations Hafiz Muhammad Fayyaz, alongside Deputy Director (IT) Malik Farman Ali Khan, managed the evaluation and compilation processes. During and after the examinations, the Board’s discipline committee reported and processed 333 Unfair Means (UFM) cases. Penalized candidates maintain the right to file an appeal with the Chairman within 15 days of the decision.
Candidates eligible for grace marks can apply for a pass DMC at the Board’s one-window section by depositing a fee of Rs. 800 in any branch of ABL or UBL.
BISE Mardan 11th Class Result Gazette 2026 Statistical Breakdown
The board examined 47,107 candidates in the Part-I cycle. Out of this total, 46,757 candidates secured promotion to the second year, delivering an exceptional 99.26% overall success rate. Only 350 candidates were directed to reappear.
Regular female candidates posted the highest clearance rate, reaching 99.66% with 18,865 promotions out of 18,929 appearances across all study groups. Regular male candidates followed closely with a 99.32% promotion rate.
| Candidate Category | Total Appeared PDF | Promoted PDF | Promotion Percentage PDF | Re-appear PDF |
| Regular Female | 18,929 | 18,865 | 99.66% | 64 |
| Regular Male | 25,128 | 24,959 | 99.32% | 169 |
| Private Female | 1,033 | 998 | 96.61% | 35 |
| Private Male | 2,017 | 1,935 | 95.93% | 82 |
| Grand Total | 47,107 | 46,757 | 99.26% | 350 |
The Pre-Medical group emerged as the most successful academic track, with regular females achieving a 99.65% promotion rate and regular males achieving 99.33%. The Pre-Engineering group also maintained near-perfect outcomes, recording 99.74% for regular females and 99.68% for regular males.
