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The Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BBISE) Quetta has officially declared the 11th and 12th Class (HSSC) Annual Examination Result 2026. Thousands of students from across Balochistan can now check their results through the board’s official result portal or by using the result gazette.
This year, the board reported an encouraging performance. In 11th Class (HSSC Part 1), 46,356 students appeared in the examinations, while 39,902 students passed, resulting in an 86.1% pass percentage. For 12th Class (HSSC Part 2), 53,590 candidates took the exams, and 49,042 students successfully passed, giving an impressive 91.5% pass rate.
Students can easily check their BBISE Quetta Result 2026 by visiting the official Quetta Board website and entering their roll number in the result section. The online result provides subject-wise marks, total marks, and overall result status for both HSSC Part 1 and HSSC Part 2.
The board has also uploaded the official result gazette, allowing students, colleges, and educational institutions to search results by roll number, student name, or institution. The gazette is especially useful for colleges preparing merit lists and verifying student records.
Among this year’s top achievers, Ayesha Khan from Islamia Girls College Quetta secured first position with 1,067 marks. Rasad Khan of BRC Loralai earned second position with 1,064 marks, while Saadia, also from Islamia Girls College Quetta, claimed third position with 1,061 marks.
Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for online paper rechecking without waiting for the original Detailed Marks Certificate (DMC). The rechecking fee is Rs. 300 per paper, and applications must be submitted before the deadline announced by the board.
Candidates who could not pass 11th Class are eligible to appear in the Second Annual Examination 2026. Meanwhile, students who have passed but wish to improve their scores can also register for the improvement examination according to the BBISE Quetta schedule.
Students are advised to download and save a copy of their online result for future admissions while waiting for their official DMC to be issued by their respective colleges or institutions.