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The Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK) has released the HSC Part-II Science General Group Annual Examination Result 2026, giving thousands of students access to their intermediate examination performance.
BIEK’s official results page confirms that the Science General Part-II result was announced on August 27, 2026. The board has also listed the results of other HSC Part-II groups, including Pre-Engineering, Humanities and Pre-Medical, on its official results system.
According to the result details provided for the Science General group, 18,913 candidates registered for the examination, while 322 students remained absent. Among the candidates who appeared, 11,674 were male and 6,917 were female.
The overall result shows that 10,511 candidates passed the examination. The successful candidates include 6,360 male students and 4,151 female students, giving students an important indication of the performance of the group.
The grade distribution also highlights strong performances. A total of 748 students secured A-1, while 2,193 candidates obtained A grade. Another 3,184 students received B grade, followed by 3,076 with C, 1,280 with D and 20 with E grade.
The reported top three position holders are Jannat, who secured 1,005 marks; Hamza Shakil, with 1,003 marks, and Laiba Zulfiqar, who obtained 989 marks. All three achieved an A-1 grade.
Students who want to verify their performance should use the official BIEK result portal rather than relying on unofficial result websites. BIEK maintains an online results section where students can select their relevant HSC Part-II group and access available result information.
The board also provides official facilities for scrutiny, verification, certificates and other examination-related services, which can be useful for students who believe there is an issue with their result or need their academic documents for further education.
BIEK has been expanding its online services as part of its wider digitisation of examination and student services. The board describes its system as highly automated and provides online enrolment and other digital facilities for candidates.
Students should keep their roll number and result details safe after checking the result, particularly if they are preparing for university admission, scholarships or other academic requirements.