HSSC Part-2 (12th Class / 2nd Year) · 23 September 2026 The 12th Class Result 2026 is announced on 23 September 2026 at 10:00 AM for all nine Punjab boards and the Federal Board. Select your board and enter your roll number on punjabresults.pk to see your marks, percentage and grade in under a second. This examination is also known as HSSC Part 2, 2nd Year, Inter Part 2, FA FSc Part 2 . Check your result 12th Class Result Select your board Open your board's dedicated 12th Class result page on punjabresults.pk BISE Lahore 12th Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura, Nankana Sahib BISE Multan 12th Multan, Khanewal, Vehari, Lodhran BISE Faisalabad 12th Faisalabad, Chiniot, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh BISE Rawalpindi 12th Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, Jhelum BISE Gujranwala 12th Gujranwala, Gujrat, Sialkot, Hafizabad, Mandi Bahauddin, Narowal BISE Sargodha 12th Sargodha, Khushab, Mianwali, Bhakkar BISE Sahiwal 12th Sahiwal, Okara, Pakpattan BISE DG Khan 12th Dera Ghazi Khan, Muzaffargarh, Layyah, Rajanpur BISE Bahawalpur 12th Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, Rahim Yar Khan BISE Bannu 12th Bannu, Lakki Marwat, Karak BISE Mardan 12th Mardan, Swabi, Nowshera FBISE Islamabad 12th Islamabad, Cantonment Areas, Overseas Pakistani Schools About the 12th Class examination The HSSC Part-2 (12th Class / 2nd Year) examination is conducted every year by the nine Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education across Punjab, along with the Federal Board in Islamabad. Students commonly refer to it as HSSC Part 2, 2nd Year, Inter Part 2, FA FSc Part 2 . Theory papers are usually held in April and May, with practical examinations following soon after. Marking and compilation take roughly two to three months before the boards announce results together. For 2026, the 12th Class annual result is scheduled for 23 September 2026. Position holders are announced one day earlier, with separate rankings for Science and Humanities groups. Candidates appear as either regular or private students. Regular candidates are enrolled with an affiliated institution which submits their admission forms and registration details to the board. Private candidates apply directly to the board and appear at designated centres. Both categories receive the same result format and the same certificate on completion. On punjabresults.pk you can check your result instantly by roll number. We prepare and index the result data in advance and serve it from a global content delivery network, so your result loads in under a second even when millions of students are checking at the same moment. You can also browse the full list of Punjab and Federal board results from our home page. How to check your 12th Class result The quickest route is the roll number search on punjabresults.pk . Follow these steps. 1 . Select your board Choose your board from the dropdown in the search box on punjabresults.pk, or open your board's dedicated page from the list below. 2 . Select the examination session Choose the session you appeared in, for example Annual 2026 or a supplementary session from a previous year. 3 . Enter your roll number Type your examination roll number exactly as printed on your roll number slip. Do not add spaces or letters. 4 . Complete the verification and submit Complete the quick verification check and press Check Result. Your name, obtained marks, total marks, percentage and grade appear within a second. 5 . Save or share your result card If you have passed, a shareable result card is generated automatically. You can download it or share it directly to WhatsApp. If you have no internet access, send only your roll number by SMS to your board's short code. You can also visit your board's own portal, although official servers usually slow down in the first hours after the announcement. That is exactly why punjabresults.pk keeps a pre-indexed copy that loads instantly. Checking 12th Class result by name

Many students search for their 12th Class result by name rather than roll number, usually because the roll number slip has been misplaced. It is worth understanding why roll number search is the method every board relies on. A single Punjab board registers hundreds of thousands of candidates in one session, and common names repeat thousands of times. Searching by name returns a long list of records with no way to tell which one belongs to you. The roll number, by contrast, is unique to one candidate in one session, so it returns exactly one record every time. If you cannot find your roll number, there are three reliable ways to recover it. Your school or college keeps the institutional record of every candidate it registered and can look it up for you. Your admission form receipt carries the number. And the board's own inquiry office can trace it against your registration number and CNIC or B-Form. Once you have the roll number, enter it in the search box above on punjabresults.pk and your complete record appears immediately. Subjects and examination structure At the intermediate level, candidates study compulsory subjects together with the electives of their chosen group. Compulsory subjects include English, Urdu, Islamiat or Ethics and Pakistan Studies, distributed across the two parts of the course. Pre-Medical students take Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Pre-Engineering students take Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. ICS students take Computer Science with Mathematics and either Physics or Statistics. I.Com students take Principles of Accounting, Principles of Economics, Principles of Commerce, Business Mathematics and Banking. FA students select from Civics, Education, Psychology, Sociology, Islamic Studies, Arabic, Fine Arts and Health and Physical Education. Science subjects include a practical component conducted at designated centres, and those marks count towards the subject total. Candidates must clear both the theory and practical portions to pass the subject. The same grading scale applies to all Punjab boards for regular and private candidates. Punjab Board Results calculates your percentage and grade automatically the moment your result appears. A candidate scoring below 33 percent in any subject is recorded as failed in that subject and may reappear in the supplementary examination. Candidates who do not appear are recorded as absent, and those whose result is under review are recorded as withheld. If your result is not what you expected Two options are open to candidates who are unhappy with their marks, and they serve different purposes. Rechecking verifies that every question was marked, that no portion of the answer script was left unassessed, and that the totals were added correctly. Answers are not re-evaluated. Applications are submitted online through the board's e-services portal within fifteen days of the announcement, and a prescribed fee applies per subject. The supplementary examination is for candidates who did not clear one or more subjects. It is held later in the same year, and you reappear only in the subjects you failed. Marks in cleared subjects are carried forward, so you do not repeat the whole examination. Admission forms open shortly after the annual result. Whichever route you take, keep your original roll number slip and result record. Once a corrected or supplementary result is issued, you can look it up again on punjabresults.pk by selecting the relevant session. After the 12th Class result Intermediate students move on to university admissions and professional degree programmes. Medical and dental admissions require the national entry test, engineering admissions require the relevant entry test, and most universities conduct their own admission tests for other programmes. Merit for professional programmes is usually calculated from a weighted combination of matric marks, intermediate marks and entry test score. If you need your earlier marks, the 10th class result is also available on punjabresults.pk . Collect your Detailed Marks Certificate and, once issued, your intermediate certificate from the board. Universities require attested copies of both at admission. Frequently asked questions When will the 12th Class Result 2026 be announced? The HSSC Part-2 (12th Class / 2nd Year) annual result is scheduled for 23 September 2026 at 10:00 AM. All nine Punjab boards declare their results at the same time under the schedule issued by the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen. You can check it on punjabresults.pk the moment it is released. How do I check my 12th Class result by roll number? Go to punjabresults.pk, select your board from the list on this page, enter your examination roll number exactly as printed on your roll number slip, and submit. Your name, obtained marks, total marks, percentage and grade appear instantly. Can I check my 12th Class result by name instead of roll number? Roll number search is the only reliable method. Thousands of candidates share the same name in a single board, so a name search returns many records and you cannot tell which one is yours. If you have lost your roll number slip, your school or college can look it up from their institutional record, or you can contact your board directly. What if my result does not appear on punjabresults.pk? First check that you selected the correct board, class and session, and that the roll number is typed exactly as printed. If the result still does not appear, the board may not have released that dataset yet. We publish each board as soon as its result is out, so try again shortly after the announcement time. What does HSSC Part-2 (12th Class / 2nd Year) mean? HSSC Part-2 (12th Class / 2nd Year) is the formal name for the 12th Class examination. Students also know it as HSSC Part 2, 2nd Year, Inter Part 2, FA FSc Part 2. Which boards conduct the 12th Class examination in Punjab? Nine Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education conduct this examination across Punjab: Lahore, Multan, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Sargodha, Sahiwal, DG Khan and Bahawalpur. The Federal Board in Islamabad conducts it for cantonment areas and overseas Pakistani schools. All ten are covered on punjabresults.pk. What is the passing criteria? Students must obtain at least 33 percent marks in each subject and in aggregate to be declared pass. Objective and subjective portions are combined into subject theory marks, while practical marks are counted separately for science subjects. Can I check my result without internet? Yes. Send your roll number by SMS to your board's official short code. Type only the roll number without your name or class. Standard SMS charges apply. Checking on punjabresults.pk is faster and free. What happens if I fail in one or two subjects? Candidates who do not clear all subjects can appear in the supplementary examination held later in the same year. You reappear only in the subjects you did not clear, and marks in the cleared subjects are carried forward. How is my percentage calculated? Percentage is calculated by dividing your obtained marks by the total marks for your class and multiplying by one hundred. Punjab Board Results calculates it automatically and also shows your grade. When are position holders announced? Position holders are announced one day before the general result under the PBCC schedule. Each board publishes separate top three rankings for the Science and Humanities groups. How do I apply for rechecking? Every board accepts online rechecking applications through its e-services portal within fifteen days of the announcement. A prescribed fee applies per subject. Rechecking verifies retotalling and unassessed portions rather than re-marking answers. Is the result on punjabresults.pk official? Results published on punjabresults.pk are sourced from official board records and provided for convenience only. For admission, employment or any legal purpose, always verify from your board's official website or use your Detailed Marks Certificate. Which is the fastest way to check 12th Class result? Roll number search on punjabresults.pk is the fastest method. Results load in under a second because the data is pre-indexed and served from a global content delivery network, so the site stays responsive even at peak traffic on announcement day. Other class results Punjab Board Results covers every class for all Punjab boards.