The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Swat has released the 9th Class Result Gazette 2026 for the SSC Annual-I Examination.

The result was declared on August 5, 2026, for regular and private candidates from Swat, Shangla, and Buner. The gazette includes complete candidate records, institution-wise results, grades, subject-wise performance, and group-wise pass percentages.

A total of 50,045 candidates appeared in the 9th Class Annual-I Examination. Of these, 24,808 students passed, taking the overall pass percentage to 49.57%.

Students can search for their results in the PDF gazette by following these steps:

A total of 45,842 candidates appeared in the Science Group, of whom 23,771 passed. The group recorded an overall pass rate of 51.85%.

Regular girls delivered a stronger performance than regular boys. A total of 9,414 out of 14,679 regular female candidates passed, producing a success rate of 64.13%.

Among regular boys, 14,354 out of 31,156 candidates passed, taking their pass percentage to 46.07%.

The Humanities Group recorded 4,203 candidates, of whom 1,037 passed. Its overall pass percentage stood at 24.67%.

Private girls achieved the highest pass percentage in the Humanities Group at 49.25%. Regular girls recorded 36.41%, while private boys and regular boys achieved 16.55% and 11.10%, respectively.

Female students performed better than male candidates in the main regular categories.

In the Science Group, regular girls achieved a pass percentage of 64.13%, compared to 46.07% for regular boys. Regular girls also remained ahead in the Humanities Group, recording 36.41%, while regular boys posted 11.10%.

Candidates who believe that their marks have not been calculated correctly can apply for retotaling through the BISE Swat online system.

Applications must be submitted within 15 days of the result declaration. The board will not accept retotaling forms submitted after the deadline.

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