BISE Rawalpindi 9th Class Position Holders 2026: Full Guide
BISE Rawalpindi hasn’t announced its 9th class position holders for 2026 yet. The general SSC Part-I result is confirmed for 2 September 2026 at 10:00 AM, and going by last year’s pattern, the merit list itself should surface around 1 September, a day earlier. Before you search for last year’s topper to get a sense of the marks range, there’s something you need to know first, because it trips up a lot of students every single year.
I’m Dayan Imran, a 7th semester BS Computer Science student. I almost made the mistake this article is about to warn you against, so I’d rather explain it properly than let you fall into the same search-results trap I did.
The Mix-Up Almost Everyone Makes: Matric Topper vs 9th Class Topper
Search “BISE Rawalpindi 2025 topper” and most news coverage points to Muhammad Usman of Lawrence College, Ghora Gali, who scored 1,188 out of 1,200 marks. That figure is real and it was widely reported. But it’s the combined Matriculation result, meaning Part-I (9th class) and Part-II (10th class) marks added together, not a standalone 9th class score. A 550 to 555-mark structure is what actually applies to SSC Part-I alone, based on figures parents and students have reported directly on board discussion pages. If you’re specifically hunting for who topped 9th class by itself, the combined 1,200-mark “Matric topper” headline isn’t your answer, even though it’s what dominates the search results.
| Result Type | Total Marks | What It Covers |
|---|---|---|
| SSC Part-I (9th Class) Only | 550 – 555 | One year, one set of subjects |
| SSC Part-II (10th Class) Only | 550 – 650 (varies by group) | Final matric year subjects |
| Combined “Matriculation” Result | ~1,100 – 1,200 | Part-I + Part-II added together |
When BISE Rawalpindi Will Announce Position Holders 2026
Every Punjab board, Rawalpindi included, declared its 2025 position holders on 20 August, a day ahead of the 21 August general result. Since 2026’s confirmed result date across Punjab is 2 September, expect Rawalpindi’s 9th class merit list around 1 September. The board holds its own prize distribution ceremony at its Morgah campus, separate from the general online result push.
A Distinction Competitor Pages Rarely Mention: BISE Rawalpindi vs FBISE
This matters more here than in almost any other Punjab board’s territory, because Rawalpindi sits right next to Islamabad. A large number of cantonment and garrison schools in Rawalpindi city, Wah Cantt, and the surrounding areas are actually registered with the Federal Board (FBISE), not BISE Rawalpindi, even though they’re physically located within Rawalpindi. If you’re checking your own school’s position holders and can’t find your name anywhere on BISE Rawalpindi’s list, this is very likely why.
| Board | Typical Schools Registered | Coverage Area |
|---|---|---|
| BISE Rawalpindi | Government schools, most private colleges in Rawalpindi city, Attock, Chakwal, Jhelum | Rawalpindi Division (civilian jurisdiction) |
| FBISE (Federal Board) | Cantonment and garrison schools, Army Public Schools, Fauji Foundation institutions | Islamabad, cantonments nationwide including parts of Rawalpindi |
If your own school falls under FBISE instead, you’d want the separate Federal Board 9th class position holders coverage rather than this page, since the roll number formats and result portals are completely different between the two boards.
Quick Facts: BISE Rawalpindi Board
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Board Established | 1977 |
| Headquarters | Morgah, near Attock Refinery, Rawalpindi (since March 2013) |
| Districts Covered | Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, Jhelum |
| 2026 Result Date | 2 September, 10:00 AM |
| Expected Position Holders Date | Around 1 September 2026 |
| SSC Part-I Total Marks | 550 – 555 |
| Passing Criteria | 33% per subject |
| SMS Code | 800296 |
What Kind of Marks to Expect From This Year’s Position Holders
Going by the pattern across Punjab boards in 2025, Science group position holders typically land in the 530 to 550 range out of 550 to 555 total, while Arts group toppers usually sit a bit lower, somewhere around 500 to 525. Rawalpindi’s own students have historically been competitive with Attock and Chakwal district colleges regularly producing top-three finishers alongside Rawalpindi city institutions, so don’t assume the top spot automatically goes to a city-based school.
How to Check the Position Holders List Once It’s Announced
- Visit biserwp.edu.pk and look for the dedicated “Position Holders” or “Toppers” section, separate from the general roll-number result search
- Download the result gazette PDF a few hours after the announcement, which lists position holders alongside the full roll-number-wise data
- Check local Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum news coverage, since district-level toppers often get local press attention before the board updates its own site
- If you’re checking your own individual result rather than the toppers list, send your roll number by SMS to 800296
FAQs
When will BISE Rawalpindi announce the 9th class position holders 2026? Expected around 1 September 2026, a day ahead of the general SSC Part-I result confirmed for 2 September at 10:00 AM.
Was Muhammad Usman’s 1,188 marks the 9th class topper score? No. That figure was the combined Matriculation result (Part-I plus Part-II added together, out of 1,200 total), not a standalone 9th class (SSC Part-I) score, which runs on a separate 550 to 555-mark scale.
Why can’t I find my school on the BISE Rawalpindi position holders list? Your school may be registered with the Federal Board (FBISE) instead, which is common for cantonment and garrison schools physically located in Rawalpindi but administratively under FBISE, not BISE Rawalpindi.
Which districts fall under BISE Rawalpindi? Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum. Murree is a tehsil within Rawalpindi district, not a separate district under a different board.
What is the SMS code to check BISE Rawalpindi 9th class result? Send your roll number to 800296.
Do all Punjab boards announce position holders on the same day? Yes. In 2025, all nine Punjab boards, including Rawalpindi, declared position holders on 20 August, one day before the general result.
