Sindh Board Result 2026: All BISE Results by Roll Number
There is no single Sindh board result. Seven separate boards run the matric and intermediate exams in the province, and each one publishes its own result. To check yours, open your board’s official website or result portal, choose your class and group, and enter the seat number (roll number) printed on your admit card, or find that number in the board’s result gazette.
As of Monday 12 October 2026, most boards have declared their 2026 class 10 and class 12 results, while the class 9 and class 11 (Part I) results are still arriving group by group. This page lists every board’s website, its result method and where its 2026 results stand.
PK Portals is an independent information site and is not linked to any Sindh education board or the Government of Sindh.
Quick facts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Number of boards | 7: BSEK and BIEK in Karachi, plus Hyderabad, Sukkur, Larkana, Mirpurkhas and Shaheed Benazirabad |
| Classes | SSC Part I and II (9th and 10th), HSC Part I and II (11th and 12th) |
| Controlling department | Universities and Boards Department, Government of Sindh |
| 2026 result deadlines set by the province | Matric by 10 July, inter by 31 July, class 9 and 11 by 31 August |
| What you need | Seat (roll) number from your admit card |
| SMS service | No board lists an official SMS code on its website |
| Cost | Free on the official websites |
Sindh boards and their official websites
Karachi is the only city with two boards. The Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) handles matric, and the Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK) handles intermediate. Every other Sindh board handles both levels for its own districts.
| Board | Official website | Main districts |
|---|---|---|
| BSEK Karachi (matric) | bsek.edu.pk | Karachi’s seven districts |
| BIEK Karachi (inter) | biek.edu.pk | Karachi’s seven districts |
| BISE Hyderabad | biseh.edu.pk | Hyderabad, Jamshoro, Matiari, Tando Allahyar, Tando Muhammad Khan, Badin, Thatta, Sujawal, most of Dadu |
| BISE Sukkur | bisesuksindh.edu.pk | Sukkur, Khairpur, Ghotki |
| BISE Larkana | biselrk.edu.pk | Larkana, Qambar Shahdadkot, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kashmore, plus Mehar and Khairpur Nathan Shah talukas of Dadu |
| BISE Mirpurkhas | bisempk.edu.pk | Mirpurkhas, Umerkot, Tharparkar |
| BISE Shaheed Benazirabad | bisesba.edu.pk | Shaheed Benazirabad, Naushahro Feroze, Sanghar |
Each board has its own guide on PK Portals: Karachi board result (BIEK and BSEK), BISE Hyderabad, BISE Sukkur, BISE Larkana, BISE Mirpurkhas and BISE Shaheed Benazirabad.
Sindh board result 2026: status on 12 October
Sindh boards do not announce all groups on one day, as the Punjab boards do. Each board declares its results group by group, so a science result can come weeks before a general or commerce result from the same board.
| Board | Class 10 and 12 (Part II) | Class 9 and 11 (Part I) |
|---|---|---|
| BSEK Karachi | Class 10 general group 30 June, science group 10 July 2026 | Class 9 general group out on 10 September; class 9 science group not yet declared |
| BIEK Karachi | All class 12 groups declared between 31 July and 14 September 2026 | Pre-engineering declared 2 October; other Part I groups still pending |
| BISE Hyderabad | SSC-II science (13 August) and general on the board’s site; HSC-II medical, commerce and home economics posted; pre-engineering and computer science reported in mid-September | Not yet declared |
| BISE Sukkur | HSC-II gazettes for all groups and SSC-II science gazettes posted | Not yet declared |
| BISE Larkana | Check the board’s result portal; we found no dated 2026 notice | Not yet declared |
| BISE Mirpurkhas | HSC-II pre-engineering declared in late August; check the portal for other groups | Not yet declared |
| BISE Shaheed Benazirabad | SSC-II science position holders notified on 25 July; check the portal for other groups | Not yet declared |
In June 2026 the Sindh government set 10 July for matric results, 31 July for inter results and 31 August for class 9 and 11. BSEK met the matric date and BIEK began its inter results on 31 July, but many other groups came out in August and September, and most Part I results have slipped past the August deadline. Last year, Sukkur and Larkana declared their class 9 and 11 results in late November 2025, so a similar wait is possible this year.
How to check a Sindh board result by roll number
Sindh boards use two methods. Larkana, Mirpurkhas, Shaheed Benazirabad and BSEK offer a search form. BIEK, Hyderabad and Sukkur publish result gazettes as PDF files.
- Take your seat number from your admit card. Sindh boards call the roll number a seat number.
- Open your own board’s website from the table above. Do not use look-alike sites.
- On a search portal, choose the class (SSC-I, SSC-II, HSC-I or HSC-II), choose the group, type your seat number and press search.
- On a gazette board, open the PDF for your class and group (Sukkur also splits gazettes by district), then use Find in page and type your seat number.
- Note your grade or marks and keep a screenshot. The official mark sheet reaches you later through your school or college.
Results for the other provinces work differently. For Punjab, KPK and Federal Board dates, see the matric result 2026 guide for all boards.
Sindh board result by SMS
Unlike the Punjab boards, none of the seven Sindh boards lists an SMS short code on its official website as of October 2026. Some news and result sites print a code for Karachi results, often 8583, but we could not confirm it with BSEK or BIEK. If you try an SMS service, treat the reply as unofficial and confirm your result on the board’s website.
Gazettes, mark sheets and admit cards
- Result gazette: a PDF listing seat numbers, usually grouped by grade. Sukkur’s gazettes are split by district, and BIEK posts one gazette per group.
- Mark sheets: boards send them to schools and colleges after the result. BSEK, for example, issued class 10 science mark sheets to schools from 11 August 2026.
- Admit cards: issued through your school or college before the exam. If you lose one, apply to your board for a duplicate.
- Date sheets: each board posts its own timetable on its website, so exam dates differ from board to board.
Grading used by Sindh boards in 2026
Two grading systems are in use this year. Class 10 and class 12 results still use the familiar Sindh scale: A1 for 80% and above, A for 70% to 79%, B for 60% to 69%, C for 50% to 59%, D for 40% to 49% and E for 33% to 39%.
The 2026 Part I results follow the new IBCC grading policy. BIEK applied it to its Part I pre-engineering result, where a candidate scoring below 40% in a paper is marked ungraded and must reappear in that paper. The full new grade table is in our matric result 2026 guide.
Scrutiny (rechecking) of papers
Sindh boards call rechecking scrutiny. It usually means checking that every answer was marked and that the totals were added correctly, not a fresh marking of the whole paper. Each board announces its own form, fee and deadline after a result, so download the form from your board’s website and apply within the stated period. BSEK links scrutiny from its result page, and BIEK keeps a scrutiny form on its homepage.
Calculate your percentage
Divide your obtained marks by the total marks and multiply by 100, or enter both numbers in the calculator below.
Marks percentage and grade calculator
The grade shown is a guide. Boards are moving from the older scale to the new 10-grade scale step by step, so the grade printed on your result card is the one that counts.
For example, 858 out of 1,100 is 78%, which is grade A on the older Sindh scale.
Common problems and fixes
- Website not opening on result day: heavy traffic is common. Try again after an hour, or open the gazette PDF once it is posted.
- Seat number not in the gazette: check that you opened the right class, group and district file. If it is still missing, ask your school or the board’s examination branch.
- Fake result websites: BSEK has publicly warned that it has only one official website. Use only the addresses in the table above.
- Wrong name or details: apply for correction through your school or college before you need the certificate for admission.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many education boards are there in Sindh?
Seven: BSEK and BIEK in Karachi, and the boards of Hyderabad, Sukkur, Larkana, Mirpurkhas and Shaheed Benazirabad. Each publishes its own results.
Has the Sindh board result 2026 been announced?
Mostly for class 10 and 12. As of 12 October 2026, Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur have posted their main Part II results, while most class 9 and 11 results are still pending. Check your own board’s site for your group.
When will the 9th and 11th class results come in Sindh?
No common date has been announced. BSEK has released class 9 general and BIEK has released Part I pre-engineering, and the rest are expected group by group. Last year some boards declared Part I results in late November.
Which Karachi board gives the matric result and which gives inter?
BSEK (bsek.edu.pk) gives the matric result for 9th and 10th class. BIEK (biek.edu.pk) gives the intermediate result for 11th and 12th class.
Is there an official SMS code for Sindh board results?
None of the Sindh boards lists one on its website. Use the online portal or gazette, and treat any SMS reply as unofficial.
