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The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has announced that SSC Part I and Part II (Matric) Results 2026 will be released on July 25, 2026 on a Friday. Thousands of students nationwide and in other countries are anxiously waiting for the results of the annual tests that will be released soon online after official results have been announced.
The students can access their marks from official FBISE result portal by roll no. The board will also launch its SMS result service which will enable candidates to avail their results on their mobile phones in case the website gets a lot of traffic.
It is easy to check the result. Students are asked to go to the official FBISE website and click on SSC Result 2026, enter the roll number and submit it to check their marks. The students on SMS should refer to the instructions given by the board on the day of the results.
Education experts say that students shouldn’t just think of their overall marks once the results come out. Rather, they should study their achievement in each subject, and then consider what they have done well and what they can improve on before choosing an intermediate programme.
Following Matric, students have the option of taking a number of academic options based on their interests and career aspirations. Some of the popular choices are FSc Pre-Medical, FSc Pre-Engineering, ICS, ICom and FA, which offer various career paths and further education.
Pupils are also urged to continue the college admission process in the earliest time as many colleges open admissions immediately after results. It is advisable to keep important documents such as the result card, character certificate, B-Form/CNIC and passport size photographs on hand.
The Federal Board has urged the students to depend upon the official announcements of the result schedule and not on unverified information spreading over the social media.
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