AKUEB SSC Part 1 and 2 Result 2026 Aga Khan Board Matric Result

SSC Result 2026 Aga Khan Board (AKU-EB): Check Online

The Aga Khan University Examination Board (AKU-EB) announced its 2026 SSC results on Saturday 8 August, 2026. You can check yours on the official AKU-EB online results page at examinationboard.aku.edu, or use the search box below. AKU-EB is a separate national board. You will not find your result on a Sindh or Punjab BISE site.

To Check Your Result, Fill this Form and Click on Search Result

The AKU-EB SSC Part 1 and Part 2 results for 2026 are out. The board announced them on 7 August, 2026. Check your result on the official portal at examinationboard.aku.edu, or collect your result from your school. More than 26,000 students sat the
SSC and HSSC exams across Pakistan this year.

SSC Part 1 and 2 Result 2026 – Aga Khan Board (AKU-EB)

If you’re looking for your Aga Khan Board result, you’re in the right place, but one thing is worth knowing first. AKU-EB isn’t a provincial BISE board like Karachi or Hyderabad. It is the Aga Khan University Examination Board, a private national board with its own schedule and result process. That is why its results don’t follow your local board’s date or SMS code.

Check Your AKU-EB SSC Result

Go to examinationboard.aku.edu, open the results section, choose the SSC 2026 annual examination (Part 1 or Part 2), and enter your details as the portal asks. Check both parts if you took both.

Through Your School

AKU-EB schools receive their students’ results. If the portal is slow, or you can’t find your entry, ask your school for your result and Statement of Marks.

Be careful with unofficial sites that promise an SMS code or a “direct download”. Treat the board’s own portal as the only source of record.

AKU-EB Result 2026 Highlights

SSC Toppers 2026

At the SSC level, Muhammad Saad of Korangi Academy, Karachi, and Yumna Wajeeh of P.E.C.H.S. Girls’ School, Karachi, shared the National Overall First Position. Both also topped Sindh. Regionally, Sindh recorded eight overall position holders, Gilgit-Baltistan eight, Punjab seven and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa six. The full list is on the board’s high-achievers page: examinationboard.aku.edu/high-achievers.

Wrong Marks or a Missing Result?

Contact your school first, since it is the board’s direct channel for student records. For rechecking, use the application route on the board’s website within the announced deadline.