BISE Multan 10th Class Result 2026: Check by Roll Number, Name, and School

BISE Multan announces the 10th class result 2026 for SSC Part II candidates from Multan, Khanewal, Vehari, and Lodhran districts. ResultsScout pulls the result feed directly from the official board portal at bisemultan.edu.pk, so the marks shown match the gazette line for line. You can search by roll number, by candidate name, or by school code, and each lookup returns obtained marks, total marks, grade, and position (where awarded). Below you will find the live check tool, the announcement schedule, the grading bands, gazette downloads, and the rechecking procedure for students who want their answer sheets reviewed.

How to check BISE Multan 10th class result 2026 on ResultsScout

Checking takes under a minute. Three lookup methods work on the search bar above:

•       Enter your five or six digit SSC Part II roll number in the search box. Marks return in under five seconds.

•       Type your full name exactly as printed on the admit card if you have misplaced the roll number slip.

•       Search by school code to pull the entire class roster for a registered institution.

Results display the moment BISE Multan publishes the gazette. No SMS subscription is required, and the lookup is free. ResultsScout also caches the gazette PDF, so students can verify marks even when the official site slows down on announcement day, which it usually does for a few hours under the traffic load.

Result announcement date and 2026 schedule

BISE Multan publishes the 10th class result in the third or fourth week of July 2026 for the annual exam, with the supplementary result following in November 2026. Exact dates appear in the board's notification one week before the chairman's press conference. The annual written papers ran from March to April 2026, and the practicals concluded in early May. Candidates can expect:

•       Annual result: late July 2026

•       Position holders ceremony: same day as the chairman's press conference

•       Gazette PDF: live within 24 hours of the official announcement

•       Supplementary exam: September to October 2026

•       Supplementary result: November 2026

The board confirms the date through its website and through Punjab newspapers. Once the chairman declares the gazette open, the lookup tools on this site go live.

BISE Multan grading system and marks distribution

Grades follow the standard Punjab board scale used across all nine BISEs in the province. Total marks come to 550 for the science group and 525 for the arts group, combining theory papers, practicals, and the carry-forward from SSC Part I. Grade bands work like this:

•       A+: 80% and above

•       A: 70% to 79%

•       B: 60% to 69%

•       C: 50% to 59%

•       D: 40% to 49%

•       E: 33% to 39% (pass)

•       Fail: below 33%

A candidate must score at least 33% in each subject and 40% in aggregate to pass. Position holders (1st, 2nd, 3rd) are decided on aggregate marks across the science and general groups separately. The board awards cash prizes and merit certificates at the position holders ceremony.

Districts and schools covered under BISE Multan

BISE Multan administers SSC and HSSC examinations for four districts in southern Punjab:

•       Multan (city tehsils plus Shujabad)

•       Khanewal (including Mian Channu, Kabirwala, and Jahanian)

•       Vehari (including Burewala and Mailsi)

•       Lodhran (including Dunyapur and Kahror Pacca)

Around 170,000 to 190,000 candidates appear in the annual matric exam across these districts each year. Government high schools, federally registered private schools, and recognised institutions affiliated with the board all submit candidates through this jurisdiction. The same district list applies for gazette downloads and for school-wise lookups.

Gazette download for SSC Part II 2026

The gazette is a province-format document listing every candidate who sat the annual exam, with roll number, name, father's name, school, total marks, obtained marks, grade, and remarks. ResultsScout mirrors the PDF the day BISE Multan releases it, so heads of schools and parents can pull a full school result in one file instead of running name-by-name searches.

Volumes are split by district to keep file sizes manageable, each one running 400 to 600 pages. Download links here point to the latest verified copy.

Rechecking, supplementary, and result correction

Students who believe their marks are wrong can apply for a rechecking under the board's rules. The procedure confirms three things: that every answer has been marked, that every mark has been totalled correctly, and that the total has been transferred to the result sheet without error. Re-evaluation of the answer itself is not permitted under Punjab BISE policy.

•       Fee: roughly PKR 800 to 1,200 per paper, depending on the year's notification.

•       Window: 15 to 30 days from the official result date.

•       Apply at: BISE Multan office on Bosan Road, Multan, or through the board's online portal.

Students who fail in one or two papers qualify for the supplementary exam. Failing more than two papers means repeating the annual cycle the following year. Result correction (spelling errors in name, father's name, or date of birth) is a separate procedure handled at the board office with original CNIC and B-form copies.

About BISE Multan

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Multan was established in 1968 under the West Pakistan Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education Act 1958. Its head office sits on Bosan Road, Multan, and the board conducts matric and intermediate examinations across the four southern Punjab districts listed above. The chairman is the executive head, supported by a controller of examinations who runs paper-marking and result compilation. BISE Multan is one of nine Punjab boards coordinated by the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC), which standardises paper schedules and grading policy across the province.