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All KPK Boards 11th Class Result 2026 – Find Your Board

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has eight BISE boards, and all of them announced the 11th class (HSSC Part-I) result 2026 in the week of 18–22 September. Some report a near-99% “pass or promoted” rate and others a strict pass rate; here is the difference, and why Kohat passed only 27%. Find your district below to see which board you belong to. Each board links to its own page with result details, leadership and how to check. For the full 2026 guide, see our 11th Class Result 2026 page.

Find Your Board

All 8 KPK Boards – Districts, SMS Codes and Websites

Your board depends on the district where your college or exam centre sits. Find your district in the cards below, then open your board’s own result page. SMS codes below are the ones reported for 2026 — confirm the current code on your board’s result notice, as KP codes (8583 vs 9818) are often listed inconsistently.

Not Sure Which Board You Belong To?

A few KP districts trip students up every year. Chitral sits under Peshawar Board, not Malakand. Nowshera and Swabi are under Mardan, not Peshawar. South Waziristan belongs to DI Khan while North Waziristan is under Bannu. If you are unsure, check the board name printed on your roll number slip.

Same for every KP board in 2026

The New 40% Pass Mark and Grading for KPK Boards

The biggest change for 2026 is the grading reform. From the 2026 annual exams, all KP boards raised the pass mark from 33% to 40% per subject and moved from the old A1–E scale to a new 10-point IBCC grade scale, in which a subject below 40% is marked U (Unsatisfactory) instead of “Fail”. The grades, from highest to lowest, run:

New 2026 grading scale for KP boards: 40% pass mark per subject with a 10-point scale from A++ down to U (Unsatisfactory)
The new 2026 grading scale (40% pass, A++ to U) shared across KP boards.
New 2026 grade scale (highest → lowest)
A++ · A+ · A · B++ · B+ · B · C+ · C · D · U (Unsatisfactory, below 40%)

The exact percentage band for each grade is set by the IBCC; confirm the current bands on your board’s result notice. Because the pass mark and scale changed this year, read your grade rather than comparing a raw percentage with earlier years. KP boards also promote Part-I students who fall short in some papers, so several boards report a pass/promotion rate rather than a pure pass rate.

KPK Board 11th Class Result 2026 – FAQs

How many education boards are there in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?

KP has eight BISE boards: Peshawar, Mardan, Swat, Abbottabad, Malakand, Kohat, Bannu and DI Khan. Each covers a group of districts, and all follow the same KP examination rules.

Have the KPK 11th class results 2026 been announced?

Yes. The KP boards declared their HSSC Part-I 2026 results in the week of 18–22 September 2026. Seven of the eight boards have published Part-I statistics; only BISE DI Khan has not released a pass percentage.

Why are the KPK pass rates around 99% for some boards?

KP boards usually promote Part-I (11th class) students who fall short in some papers to Part-II, rather than failing them. So a figure like 99% is a pass-or-promotion rate, not a pure subject pass percentage. Your grade card still shows which papers to improve.

What is the pass mark for KPK boards in 2026?

From the 2026 annual exams, KP raised the pass mark from 33% to 40% per subject and moved to a new 10-point grade scale (A++ down to U), under the IBCC policy. This applies to HSSC Part-I 2026.

Which board is Chitral or South Waziristan in?

Chitral is under BISE Peshawar. South Waziristan is under BISE DI Khan (not Bannu), and North Waziristan is under BISE Bannu. Always check the board printed on your roll number slip.

Are the KPK toppers 11th or 12th class positions?

KP boards award their positions on the final HSSC Part-II (12th class) result, not on Part-I. Your Part-I marks count towards that combined result and its positions.

Our Sources for KPK Result Data

Every figure on this page comes from the boards’ own gazettes, result pages and announcements, or reputable reports of them. Where a board has not published a pass percentage (DI Khan), we say so rather than publish an estimate.

Written by the 1stYearResult.pk editorial team. Last updated .

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