BISE Faisalabad 10th Class 2nd Annual Result 2026 – Check by Roll Number, SMS & Gazette

The BISE Faisalabad 10th class 2nd annual result 2026 covers the students who appeared in the Matric 2nd Annual Examinations 2026 under this board. BISE Faisalabad covers the central Punjab districts around Faisalabad city, including a large number of private candidates. This guide explains the timetable that is confirmed, what is still not announced about the result date, and how to check the result by roll number, SMS and gazette.

This session is the second chance for students who failed a subject, missed a paper, or want to improve their marks. Students from Faisalabad, Chiniot, Jhang and Toba Tek Singh all check through this one board.

BISE Faisalabad 10th Class 2nd Annual Result 2026 at a Glance

Detail Information
Board BISE Faisalabad
Districts Covered Faisalabad, Chiniot, Jhang and Toba Tek Singh
Examination Matric (SSC) 2nd Annual Examinations 2026 — Class 10 (SSC Part-II) and Class 9 (SSC Part-I)
Class 10 Written Papers 6–16 October 2026
Class 9 Written Papers 17–28 October 2026
Practical Examinations 30 October – 17 November 2026
Result Date Not announced yet; 8 December 2026 is the tentative listing only (time usually 10:00 AM, not confirmed)
Official Website bisefsd.edu.pk
SMS Code 800240

What This Result Covers

  • Class 10 (SSC Part-II): written papers 6–16 October 2026.
  • Class 9 (SSC Part-I): written papers 17–28 October 2026.
  • Practicals: scheduled 30 October – 17 November 2026.
  • Second chance: for students who failed a subject, missed a paper, or want to improve their marks.
  • One shared date: all nine Punjab boards announce this result together.

Result Date: What Is Confirmed and What Is Not

No board notice has announced a confirmed date yet. The only dated listing with a source behind it is the tentative schedule from March 2026, which listed the result tentatively as 8 December 2026 — a tentative listing, not a fresh announcement, and it may still change. Claims of a November result have not been confirmed by any board notice, and they do not fit the timetable, because practicals ran until 17 November. Past Punjab results have usually been released at 10:00 AM, but that time is not confirmed for this result.

How to Check the Result by Roll Number

The online result card shows marks subject by subject. When the result is announced, follow these steps:

  1. Open the official website of BISE Faisalabad at bisefsd.edu.pk.
  2. Open the result or online result section on the homepage.
  3. Select the SSC 2nd Annual Examination 2026 result for Class 10 or Class 9, as applicable.
  4. Enter your roll number exactly as printed on your roll number slip.
  5. Submit, and read your result card slowly: match your name and father’s name, then check each subject.

Save a copy of the card. The official printed card is issued later through your school or the board. If the website is slow in the first hour, that is normal.

Check the Result by SMS

  • SMS code: send only your roll number to 800240.
  • Confirm first: this code is widely published, but it was not verified here from a board notice, so confirm it on the official website before you send.
  • No internet needed: the SMS method works without a website, which makes it the most dependable first attempt on result day.
  • Keep balance: keep a small SIM balance for the message.

Check the Result Through the Gazette

Each board also uploads a result gazette to its official website after the announcement: a single PDF listing every candidate’s result in roll number order. Download it once and search within it for your roll number or name.

Passing Marks: 40% or 33%?

Two different passing marks are quoted for Matric in 2026, and the question is not settled for Class 10. Some guides state 40% per subject, while other reporting states the new scale was applied to Class 9 in 2026 and reaches Class 10 from 2027, with Class 10 in 2026 still under the older 33% scale. Go by what is printed on your result card and your board’s notice.

Rechecking After This Result

Punjab boards normally accept rechecking, which means re-totalling rather than re-marking, for about 15 days after a result. The exact last date and fee for this 2nd annual result have not been announced, so no date or fee is stated here. Read the rechecking notice on the official website of BISE Faisalabad when the result is announced.

What to Do After the Result

  • Passed all subjects: keep your result card safe and move on to the next class.
  • Subject still not cleared: talk to your teachers promptly about the next available session.
  • Possible totalling error: use the rechecking window above to raise it within the board’s deadline.
  • Official source only: use only the board’s own website for dates, notices and the result itself.

Conclusion

The BISE Faisalabad 10th class 2nd annual result 2026 has not been given a confirmed announcement date yet. The timetable is clear, and 8 December 2026 stands only as the tentative listing from the March schedule. Watch the official website of BISE Faisalabad for the confirmed announcement.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the BISE Faisalabad 10th Class 2nd Annual Result 2026 be announced?

The date has not been announced yet. 8 December 2026 appears only as the tentative listing in the PBCC schedule from March 2026.

Which classes does this result cover?

Class 10 (SSC Part-II), written papers 6–16 October 2026, and Class 9 (SSC Part-I), written papers 17–28 October 2026, with practicals 30 October – 17 November 2026.

How can I check the result by SMS?

Send only your roll number to 800240. This code is widely published but was not verified here from a board notice, so confirm it on the official website before sending.

Is the passing mark 40% or 33% for this result?

That is conflicting for Class 10 in 2026. Go by the grade and status printed on your own result card and your board’s notice.

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Shahzad Sahil

Shahzad Sahil is the editor of 10thclassresultcheck.pk, covering 10th class results for BISE boards across Pakistan, with information verified from official board sources for students.

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