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The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has officially announced the SSC Part-I (9th Class) Annual Examination Result 2026. Thousands of students from Islamabad, Cantonments, Gilgit-Baltistan, and affiliated institutions abroad can now access their results through multiple official methods.
To make the process easier, the board has provided three official ways to check the result. Students are advised to keep their roll number ready before using any of these methods.
1. Check FBISE 9th Class Result by Roll Number
The fastest and most detailed method is through the official FBISE website. Simply visit the result portal, select SSC Part-I Annual Examination 2026, enter your roll number, and submit it to view your complete subject-wise result, grades, and overall status.
2. Check Result Through SMS
Students who are unable to access the internet can use the official SMS service. Open the messaging app, type FB followed by a space and your roll number, then send it to 5050. Within a few moments, you will receive your result on your mobile phone.
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3. Download the FBISE Result Gazette
The Result Gazette PDF is another official option, especially useful for schools, teachers, and students checking multiple results. After downloading the gazette, use Ctrl + F to search by roll number or student name.
The gazette contains the complete results of all candidates who appeared in the Federal Board SSC Part-I Annual Examination 2026.
Students are also encouraged to verify their name, father’s name, roll number, grades, and subjects immediately after checking the result. If any discrepancy is found, they should contact FBISE without delay.
Along with the result, the board is also expected to release the 9th Class position holders, including the names, institutions, and marks of the top-performing students.
If the official website becomes slow due to heavy traffic, students should avoid refreshing the page repeatedly. Instead, they can use the SMS service or wait for the official gazette to become available, as both provide reliable access to the result during peak hours.