The Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education has announced the Quetta Board 12th Class Result 2026. Students can check their HSSC Part 2 results online through the official BBISE website by entering their roll number.
According to the official result figures, 53,590 students appeared in the 12th Class annual examinations. Of these, 49,042 students passed, taking the overall pass percentage to 91.5%.
Check 12th Class Result by Roll Number
Students can check their subject-wise marks through the official BBISE Quetta result portal.
Follow these steps:
- Visit the official BBISE Quetta website.
- Open the result section.
- Select HSSC Annual Examination 2026.
- Choose 12th Class or HSSC Part 2.
- Enter your roll number.
- Click the result button to view your marks.
Students should carefully check their name, roll number, subjects, total marks and result status.
Check Result Through Gazette
BBISE Quetta also releases an official result gazette after the announcement.
Students, teachers and colleges can use the gazette to search results by roll number, student name or institution. It is also useful when the board website becomes slow due to heavy traffic.
Quetta Board 12th Class Result Statistics
| Details | Figures |
|---|---|
| Students who appeared | 53,590 |
| Students who passed | 49,042 |
| Pass percentage | 91.5% |
Quetta Board Position Holders
Ayesha Khan from Islamia Girls College Quetta secured the first position with 1,067 marks. Her roll number is 580369.
Rasad Khan from BRC Loralai secured the second position with 1,064 marks. His roll number is 250202.
Saadia from Islamia Girls College Quetta secured the third position with 1,061 marks. Her roll number is 580370.
Apply for Paper Rechecking
Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for paper rechecking through the board’s online system.
The last date to submit a rechecking application is August 5, 2026. The board has set a rechecking fee of Rs. 300, and applications submitted after the deadline will not be accepted.
Students can apply without waiting for the original Detailed Marks Certificate.
Rechecking usually covers:
- Unchecked questions
- Incorrect addition of marks
- Errors in transferring marks
- Missing marks on the result record
It does not include a fresh assessment of written answers.
Second Annual Exam and Marks Improvement
Students who failed one or more subjects in 12th Class can appear in the Second Annual Examination 2026, subject to the board’s admission schedule.
Students who passed but want to improve their marks may also apply under the board’s marks improvement policy.
Candidates should regularly check official BBISE announcements for application forms, examination fees and second annual exam dates.
