The Abbottabad board has been announced the SSC annual result 2026. Checking your individual results is a straightforward process simply input your roll number. Enhancing the appeal is the option to download the complete Abbottabad board SSC result gazette 2026 offering a comprehensive overview of the SSC result Abbottabad board.
Prefer the board’s own page? Go to the BISE Abbottabad All Results page, pick SSC Annual-I 2026, then choose Part 1 (Class 9) or Part 2 (Class 10) and enter your roll number.
Use the tool above or the board’s portal. Check which class your roll number belongs to before you search, because Part 1 is Class 9 and Part 2 is Class 10. A mismatch is the usual cause of a “record not found” message.
The board published the full SSC Annual-I 2026 gazette. Result at a glance, school-wise pass percentages, subject-wise pass percentages, and every candidate’s roll number. Download the PDF, press Ctrl + F (or use your phone’s search) and type your roll number.
Schools get the most out of the gazette. It shows how an entire class performed in one document.
The board also made electronic Detailed Marks Certificates available for download. Subject-wise marks, grades and the overall result appear on the e-DMC.
Here are the figures from the board’s gazette:
| Appeared | Passed | Pass % | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class 9 (SSC Part 1) | 72,367 | 46,219 | 64.45% |
| Class 10 (SSC Part 2) | 72,677 | 57,952 | 80.08% |
| Total | 145,044 | 104,171 |
Class 10 beat Class 9 by about 15 points. In Class 9, 649 candidates were absent.
This is the pattern worth knowing. Girls took all six top positions in Class 10, three in Science and three in Arts. Yet among regular candidates, boys passed at higher rates: 85.66% for regular boys in Class 10, against 77.06% for regular girls. In Class 9, regular boys passed at 69.05% and regular girls at 61.04%.
In plain terms, the top end of the distribution belonged to girls while the larger share of boys cleared the pass line. If you’re comparing performance for admissions or scholarships, that distinction matters.
Ayesha Zaib (some reports spell it Zeb), Tameer-i-Wattan Public Schools and Colleges, Chikryali, Mansehra: 1,167 marks
Fatima Jadoon, Tameer-i-Wattan Public School and Girls College, Jinnahabad, Abbottabad: 1,163 marks
Uswa Mehreen, Tameer-i-Wattan, Ghazikot, Mansehra: 1,160 marks
Zainab Bibi, Government Girls High School Baldher: 1,131 marks
Zainab Tahir, Government High School Sarai Saleh: 1,075 marks
Khansa Bibi, Government High School Sarai Saleh: 1,072 marks
Reports say the board hadn’t published a separate Class 9 merit list at the time of the announcement.
Re-totalling. The board ran re-totalling for SSC Annual-I 2026, with the results published in September. Follow the board’s news page for the notification and procedure.
Annual-II (supplementary) exams. The situation here has changed more than once. The board postponed SSC A-II 2026 papers on 11 October, issued a revised date sheet on 16 October, and followed with revised roll number slips and instructions on 19 October. Read the official notices before you plan your revision:
Abbottabad, Haripur, Mansehra, Battagram, Torghar and Kohistan. The board’s office is on Murree Road, Abbottabad (phone 0992-392014).
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