The FBISE has officially announced the results of the second annual intermediate examinations for students across Pakistan. The results cover both Intermediate Part I and Part II, reflecting overall strong performance and academic effort.
For Intermediate Part I, a total of 88,746 students appeared in the second annual exams. Out of these, 71,845 students passed while 15,628 students failed, giving a pass percentage of 82%. Officials highlighted that this high success rate shows strong participation and dedication among first-year students.
For Intermediate Part II, the board reported 18,611 students appeared in the exams. Of these, 11,682 students passed while 8,198 failed. The overall pass percentage for Part II stands at 65.35%. Although lower than Part I, officials emphasized that the results reflect consistent academic effort and the challenging nature of second-year exams.
The FBISE has ensured students can access their results conveniently through multiple channels. Students can check their results online by visiting the official portal: https://www.fbise.edu.pk/. An SMS service is also available: send FB [space] [Roll Number] to 5050. Additionally, results can be obtained via telephone by calling 051-9269555–59, where automated assistance provides the necessary details.
Authorities at FBISE noted that these methods make it easier for students in both urban and rural areas to access their results without facing delays. The board continues to focus on providing transparent and reliable information to students and parents alike.
Students and families are encouraged to verify their scores promptly and report any discrepancies to the board for further assistance. The announcement marks an important milestone in the academic calendar, as students await their next steps in education and professional pathways.
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The FBISE results underline the overall dedication of students across Pakistan, ensuring continued academic progress despite the challenges posed by the examination process.
