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Punjab 1st Year Result 2026 Date: 22 October, Not 15 October

Published 2 October 2026 · Updated 22 October 2026 · All 9 Punjab boards

If you saw both “15 October” and “22 October” for the Punjab 1st year result, the answer is now settled: it was 22 October 2026. The “15 October” is a real date — but it was for the 2025 result, and that old notice was reshared as if it were new.

The Short Answer

The Punjab 1st year (HSSC Part-I) result 2026 was announced on 22 October 2026 at 10:00 AM. All nine Punjab boards — Lahore, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Multan, Rawalpindi, Sargodha, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur and DG Khan — declared together on the same day, because the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC) coordinates one shared result date.

Pass Rates Announced on 22 October

These are the official pass percentages from each board’s 2026 gazette. “Not confirmed” means the board has not published its statistics yet. Follow every update, hour by hour, in our Punjab 11th class result 2026 live updates.

You can check your own result by roll number on your board’s page, straight from the official gazette.

Where the “15 October” Came From

The confusion was genuine, and it had a clear source. On 11 October 2025, PBCC approved 15 October as the date for the 2025 Punjab 1st year result. Several websites resurfaced that year-old article, and because the headline just says “15 October” without the year, it looked current. It was correct for 2025, not 2026.

This is exactly why result pages on this site use year-free URLs and update the date each year. A page that bakes “15 October 2025” into its address becomes a trap the next year. For 2026, the correct date was 22 October.

22 October Held: PBCC’s Schedule Was Met

The date came from PBCC’s official tentative schedule, announced on 9 July 2026, which set the Class 12 (Part-II) result for 23 September and the Class 11 (Part-I) result for 22 October 2026. Both results arrived exactly on schedule: the Class 11 result went live at 10:00 AM on Thursday, 22 October 2026.

Punjab Was Among the Last to Announce

Several boards outside Punjab declared the 1st year 2026 result earlier. The Federal Board (FBISE) declared on 9 September (65.31% pass), and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa boards declared in September — BISE Swat at 62.55%, with Peshawar and others reporting high “pass-plus-promotion” rates. Punjab’s nine boards were among the last, on 22 October. See the full picture on our KP result analysis.

What to Do Now the Result Is Out

The fastest checks are by roll number, SMS and the gazette. Here is where to go:

• Your roll number slip — the quickest way to check online and by SMS. Full steps are on the 1st Year Result 2026 guide.
• Your board’s gazette — the official PDF of every candidate’s result; search it by roll number if the website is slow. See the result gazette page.
• Your board’s page — open your Punjab board result page for the board-specific portal, SMS code and steps.
• The rechecking deadline — if a mark looks wrong, you have about 15 days (until around 6 November). See the 11th class rechecking guide.

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