ABBOTABAD: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Abbottabad has announced the results of the 2026 Matriculation annual examinations, with female students securing top positions in the overall rankings.
According to the Abbottabad Board, a total of 72,364 candidates appeared in the matriculation examinations, while the overall pass percentage for Class 10 remained at 80 percent.
The board announced that Ayesha Zaib secured the first position by obtaining 1,167 marks, while Fatima Jadun stood second with 1,163 marks. Aswa Mehreen claimed the third position after scoring 1,160 marks.
In the Arts group, Zainab Bibi secured the top position with 1,131 marks.
BISE Peshawar announces Matric annual Exam 2026 results
Meanwhile, the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education BISE Peshawar has officially announced the results of the Matric Annual Examinations 2026, ending the wait for thousands of students, parents, and teachers.
According to board officials, 97,950 students appeared in the 9th class annual exams this year. 57,847 students* were promoted to the next grade, while the remaining students will need to improve their academic performance.
In the 10th class exams, 95,496 students participated. 66,988 students passed successfully, while 27,788 students failed to secure the required marks.
The figures show a significant number of successful candidates, but educationists say the high number of failures also highlights the need for attention from parents, teachers, and education experts.
Education experts said that exam results reflect not only students’ hard work but also the quality of teaching, parental guidance, and the overall learning environment.
They stressed that to achieve better results, schools must provide quality education, teachers should adopt modern teaching methods, and students should be motivated positively instead of being burdened with stress.
The board administration congratulated all successful students and expressed hope that they will continue their academic success in the future.
Failed students were advised not to lose hope, as failure is not the end but a lesson towards success. With consistent effort, proper planning, and teachers’ guidance, better results can be achieved in future exams, the board said.
Following the announcement, a large number of students checked their results on the board’s website and other online portals. Various educational institutions are also holding ceremonies to appreciate high achievers and encourage other students.
