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BBISE Quetta 11th Class Result 2026 – Balochistan Board 1st Year Result
Last updated: · Figures from BBISE’s official announcement and result gazette
The Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BBISE) Quetta announced the 11th Class Result 2026 on Monday, 20 July, at 5:00 PM. Of 46,356 candidates who sat Part-I, 39,902 passed — a rate of 86.1%. You can check your result on the board’s result portal or in the official Part-I gazette. If you failed a paper, the Bi-Annual (supplementary) exam begins on 13 October 2026.
- Result: Announced 20 July 2026
- Candidates: 46,356
- Pass Rate: 86.1%
- Supplementary: From 13 Oct 2026
BBISE Quetta 11th Class Result 2026 – Quick Facts
| Board | Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Quetta |
|---|---|
| Class | 11th Class (HSSC Part-I, 1st Year) |
| Exam | HSSC Annual Examination 2026 |
| Result declared | Monday, 20 July 2026, 5:00 PM |
| Candidates / passed | 46,356 / 39,902 |
| Pass rate | 86.1% |
| Results portal | result.bbise.edu.pk |
| Recounting | Closed (deadline was 5 August 2026) |
| Supplementary (Bi-Annual) exam | Begins 13 October 2026 |
| Coverage | Every district of Balochistan (the province’s only board) |
| Address | Samungli Road, Quetta |
BBISE Quetta 11th Class Result 2026 at a Glance
BBISE declared its 11th and 12th class results together on 20 July 2026 — about seven weeks earlier than in 2025, when results came on 9 September. The board’s controller credited the IT, research, examination and result teams for preparing the results in record time.
| Class | Appeared | Passed | Pass % |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11th class (Part-I) | 46,356 | 39,902 | 86.1% |
| 12th class (Part-II) | 53,590 | 49,042 | 91.5% |
| Total | 99,946 | 88,944 | 89.0% |
The exams ran across 257 centres, with 854 teachers on supervisory duty and 151 officers monitoring. The results of 542 candidates across both classes were withheld for unfair means; the board published a separate UFM list.
BBISE Position Holders 2026
BBISE ranks its toppers on combined HSSC marks — Part-I and Part-II together, out of 1,100. It does not name separate 11th class position holders. Islamia Girls College Quetta took two of the top three places. In 2025, the top position went to Abdul Mateen of Government Inter College Harmzai with 1,051 marks, so the 2026 topper scored 16 marks more.
| Position | Name | College | Marks (of 1,100) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Ayesha Khan (d/o Ghazanfar Ali) | Islamia Girls College, Quetta | 1,067 |
| 2nd | Rasad Khan (s/o Nematullah) | Balochistan Residential College, Loralai | 1,064 |
| 3rd | Saadia (d/o Tahir Kamran) | Islamia Girls College, Quetta | 1,061 |
How to Check Your BBISE Quetta 11th Class Result 2026
BBISE moved to a new website, bbise.edu.pk, which carries its result portal, notifications and gazettes. Many result sites still send students to the older bbiseqta.edu.pk address.
By Roll Number on the BBISE Result Portal
- Open bbise.edu.pk and click Results, or go straight to the official result search.
- Choose “HSSC 11th and 12th class”.
- Enter your roll number, digits only, exactly as printed on your slip.
- Select Year: 2026, Session: Annual, and your class (11th).
- Press Search Result and save a screenshot or printout.
The same portal shows supplementary results — choose “Supplementary” as the session once those results are out.
What About SMS?
BBISE’s official website lists no SMS result service. Some sites tell Balochistan students to text their roll number to 5050 — that code belongs to the AJK Board in Mirpur, not BBISE. Use the online portal or the gazette instead.
Your Marks Certificate (DMC)
Your online result is provisional. The original Detailed Marks Certificate is issued later through your institution. You do not need to wait for it to apply for recounting or the supplementary exam.
Through the BBISE Part-I Gazette PDF
BBISE published the full 11th class gazette on 20 July 2026 as “GAZ_PART_I_HSSC_ANN_2026” under Notifications. It runs to more than 2,300 pages, listed institution by institution. Open it, press Ctrl + F, and search for your roll number, name or college. Each row shows your roll number, registration number, name, father’s name, institution, group, marks and Pass/Fail status.
(PDF, bbise.edu.pk)
Gazettes from every other board, including the nine Punjab boards on 22 October, are on our 11th class result gazette page.
What the Fail Codes in the Gazette Mean
If you failed a paper, the Remarks column lists it in short form. These are the codes used in the 2026 Part-I gazette:
| Code | Subject |
|---|---|
| E-C:I | English (Compulsory), Part-I |
| U-C:I | Urdu (Compulsory), Part-I |
| ISL | Islamiyat |
| PHY:I (Th) | Physics Part-I, theory paper |
| CHE:I (Th) | Chemistry Part-I, theory paper |
| BIO:I (Th) | Biology Part-I, theory paper |
Example: “FAIL PHY:I (Th) BIO:I (Th)” means you must retake the Physics and Biology theory papers.
About BBISE Quetta: History, Leadership and Jurisdiction
The Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Quetta was established in 1976. It is the only intermediate and secondary board in Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest province by area. Every government and private college and higher secondary school in the province sits its matric and intermediate exams under BBISE. The board also runs the DAE (Diploma of Associate Engineer) exam, whose 2026 result it declared on 29 July.
Who Runs BBISE in 2026?
| Chairman | Muhammad Ishaq |
|---|---|
| Controller of Examinations | Dr. Zia-ul-Haq Kakar |
| Secretary | Zia-ur-Rehman Khilji |
| Established | 1976 |
| Address | Samungli Road, Quetta |
| Website | bbise.edu.pk (older: bbiseqta.edu.pk) |
| Online services | oap.bbise.edu.pk (recounting, forms) |
The Chairman’s Reform Agenda
In his message on the board’s website, Chairman Muhammad Ishaq writes that BBISE has long depended on other boards’ rules and faced a serious credibility crisis. The reforms he lists include:
- a manual of regulations for BBISE (notices now issue under the “BBISE Rules, 2026”)
- published post-examination evaluation reports
- a campaign and structural reforms against cheating
- a gradual move to paperless work, including e-marking
- district-level awareness sessions for students and teachers
For students, the visible changes so far are a new website, an online result portal, online recounting, and results declared weeks earlier than before.
Districts and Institutions Under BBISE
BBISE covers every district of Balochistan, from Quetta and Pishin in the north to Kech (Turbat) and Gwadar on the Makran coast, and Nasirabad in the east. The 2026 Part-I gazette lists colleges and higher secondary schools in towns such as Turbat, Buleda, Tump, Hoshab, Mand, Gwadar, Nasirabad and Loralai. The province’s Balochistan Residential Colleges (BRCs), including those at Turbat, Loralai and Zhob, regularly place students among the board’s top scorers.
BBISE Quetta 11th Class Pass Percentage Year by Year
BBISE’s Part-I pass rate has stayed at about 86% for the last two years. It dipped slightly from 86.4% in 2025 to 86.1% in 2026, with about 380 fewer candidates.
| Year | Result Declared | 11th Appeared | 11th Passed | 11th Pass % | 12th Pass % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 9 September 2025 | 46,737 | about 40,380 | 86.4% | 93.7% |
| 2026 | 20 July 2026 | 46,356 | 39,902 | 86.1% | 91.5% |
The 2025 figures come from the board chairman’s announcement, as reported by Dunya News (the 2025 “passed” figure is calculated from the reported rate). We could not find reliable 2023 or 2024 Part-I figures; they will be added once confirmed.
A Long Way From 2002
Balochistan’s intermediate pass rates were once among the lowest in the country. In 2002, only 1,089 of 5,601 first-year science candidates passed (19.44%), and just 464 of 2,349 first-year arts candidates (19.75%). That year, the board said it was the first in the country to declare FA and FSc results. Today, more than four in five Part-I candidates pass.
How BBISE Compares With Other Boards
BBISE posts the highest 11th class pass rate of the boards we track. Other boards’ rates are much lower:
| Board | Latest 11th Class Pass Rate |
|---|---|
| BBISE Quetta | 86.1% (2026) |
| FBISE Islamabad | 65.31% (2026) |
| BISE DG Khan (top Punjab board) | 62.37% (2025) |
| BISE Rawalpindi (lowest Punjab board) | 43.46% (2025) |
Boards set their own papers and marking, so these rates are not directly comparable. A pass from any board is equally valid for 12th class.
BBISE 11th Class Pass Marks and Marks Structure
BBISE results are reported on combined HSSC marks out of 1,100, with Part-I and Part-II making up roughly half each. That is why the toppers’ scores (1,067, 1,064 and 1,061) are out of 1,100, even though the result was announced for both classes.
| Combined HSSC total | 1,100 marks (Part-I + Part-II) |
|---|---|
| What the gazette shows | Total marks, Pass/Fail, and codes for failed papers |
| Letter grade in gazette | Not printed |
| Failed papers | Retake in the supplementary (Bi-Annual) exam or with Part-II |
You need to pass every paper to pass Part-I. Pakistan’s intermediate boards traditionally set the pass mark at 33% per paper. Punjab introduced a 40% pass mark for 9th class in 2026, and Sindh for HSSC Part-I from 2026; BBISE has not announced a 40% rule for HSSC Part-I. Check the result notification if you are near the borderline.
BBISE HSSC 2026 Timeline: Result to Supplementary Exam
BBISE runs one annual HSSC exam for both classes, then a second chance for failed candidates in the autumn. Here is the 2026 cycle, from the board’s own notices.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 20 July 2026, 5:00 PM | HSSC Annual 2026 result declared (11th and 12th); Part-I and Part-II gazettes and UFM list published |
| 22 July 2026 | HSSC 2nd Annual (2026) notification issued |
| 27 July 2026 | HSSC 2nd Annual private candidates' portal opened |
| 5 August 2026 | Last date for online recounting applications |
| 11 September 2026 | Date sheet for the HSSC Bi-Annual Examination 2026 published |
| 13 October 2026 | HSSC Bi-Annual (supplementary) exam begins |
When BBISE Declared Its Intermediate Result in Past Years
| Year | Result Declared |
|---|---|
| 2021 | 8 October 2021 |
| 2025 | 9 September 2025 |
| 2026 | 20 July 2026 |
The 2026 result came earliest of these years, well before the Punjab, Federal and KPK boards announced their 11th class results in September and October.
Failed a Paper? The BBISE Supplementary (Bi-Annual) Exam 2026
Unlike Punjab, BBISE gives Part-I students a second attempt in the same year. Students who failed 11th class can sit the Second Annual (Bi-Annual) Examination 2026, which begins on 13 October 2026. Its date sheet has been out since 11 September, under Notifications on bbise.edu.pk.
- Regular students: confirm your admission through your college, which submits forms for its candidates.
- Private candidates: apply through the HSSC 2nd Annual private portal, opened on 27 July 2026.
- Roll number slip: download it from the board’s HSSC online registration portal before the exam.
- Date sheet: download the HSSC Bi-Annual 2026 date sheet and check your paper dates, especially your failed papers.
- Result: check it later on the same result portal, choosing Session: Supplementary.
(PDF, bbise.edu.pk)
Focus on the papers listed against your roll number in the gazette. For many Pre-Medical candidates, that means Physics, Chemistry or Biology theory.
Recounting: Now Closed for 2026
BBISE calls its rechecking process “recounting”, and it is fully online. For 2026, applications were due by 5 August, within 15 days of the result, and the fee was Rs. 300. Students did not have to wait for their original DMC to apply. The deadline has passed — if you applied, track your application on the board’s online services portal. Recounting is not a fresh marking of your paper: the board rechecks the totalling of marks and looks for unmarked answers.
What to Do Next
If you passed, save your online result and collect your DMC from your college when it arrives. Part-II classes build directly on Part-I, so revise weak science topics early. If you failed a paper, register for the 13 October exam now — it is the fastest way to clear it before Part-II. BBISE’s online services portal also handles corrections and document requests.
Results From Other Boards
Every board’s 2026 result status and pass rate is on our 11th class result 2026 page.
BBISE Quetta 11th Class Result 2026 – FAQs
Has the BBISE Quetta 11th Class Result 2026 been announced?
Yes. BBISE declared it on Monday, 20 July 2026, at 5:00 PM, together with the 12th class result.
What was the Balochistan Board 11th class pass percentage in 2026?
Of 46,356 candidates, 39,902 passed, a rate of 86.1%. In 2025, the rate was 86.4%.
How do I check my BBISE 11th class result?
Open bbise.edu.pk, go to Results, choose HSSC, enter your roll number, and select 2026, Annual and 11th class. You can also search the Part-I gazette PDF.
Is there an SMS code for the BBISE result?
BBISE’s official website lists no SMS result service. The 5050 code on some sites belongs to the AJK Board, not BBISE.
When is the BBISE supplementary exam for 11th class?
The HSSC Bi-Annual (supplementary) Examination 2026 begins on 13 October 2026. The date sheet is on bbise.edu.pk.
Can I still apply for recounting?
No. The 2026 recounting deadline was 5 August 2026, and the fee was Rs. 300.
Who topped the BBISE HSSC exam in 2026?
Ayesha Khan of Islamia Girls College Quetta topped with 1,067 of 1,100 marks. Rasad Khan of BRC Loralai was second with 1,064, and Saadia of Islamia Girls College Quetta third with 1,061.
Why are the toppers’ marks out of 1,100?
BBISE ranks toppers on combined HSSC marks for Part-I and Part-II. It does not name separate 11th class toppers.
What does “PHY:I (Th)” mean in the gazette?
It means you failed the Physics Part-I theory paper. E-C:I is English, U-C:I is Urdu, and ISL is Islamiyat.
Who is the chairman of BBISE?
Muhammad Ishaq is the chairman. Dr. Zia-ul-Haq Kakar is the Controller of Examinations.
Where Is BBISE Quetta? Address and Map
BBISE’s head office on Samungli Road, Quetta handles certificates, migration and document verification in person. Use the map below to find the board or get directions.
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Samungli Road, Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan
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Our Sources for BBISE Data
Every figure on this page comes from BBISE’s website, notifications and gazette, or from reports of its official announcements.
- BBISE official website: chairman’s message, notifications, result portal and Part-I gazette (GAZ_PART_I_HSSC_ANN_2026)
- BBISE HSSC Annual 2026 result announcement, as reported by APP and ProPakistani
- BBISE intermediate result 2025, as reported by Dunya News
- BBISE 2002 FA/FSc result, as reported by Dawn
- FBISE 11th class 2026 gazette, as reported by ProPakistani (for comparison)