Federal Board (FBISE) Islamabad Examination Hub 2026
Official results directory and statistical analytics for the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) Islamabad. Covering 486,880 candidates across Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT), all Cantonment and Garrison military stations nationwide, and over 14+ overseas countries worldwide.
FBISE Executive Insights & Key Takeaways (2025–2026)
Essential performance indicators across secondary and higher secondary examinations
Annual examination volume grew by +4.28% YoY across 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th class examinations.
Cumulative pass percentage improved by +1.17 percentage points, driven by higher STEM pass rates.
Female candidates recorded 75.12% pass rate compared to 70.51% for male candidates board-wide.
Army Public Schools and Islamabad Model Colleges dominate top-100 merit standings and A+ grade counts.
Federal Board Mandate & Multi-Tier Testing Continuum
Understanding FBISE's statutory role as Pakistan's premier national and international examination authority.
1. Statutory Foundation & Scope of Authority
The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) Islamabad was established in 1975 under the FBISE Act of 1975 as an autonomous body under the Federal Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training. Unlike provincial boards that administer geographic clusters of adjacent revenue districts, FBISE operates a dual constitutional mandate:
- Federal Capital Territory: Direct governance over all Islamabad Model Colleges (IMCB/IMCG), federal government educational institutions (FGEI), and private schools within ICT.
- Armed Forces & Cantonment System: Jurisdiction over Army Public Schools & Colleges (APSACS), PAF Fazaia Colleges, Navy Bahria Colleges, and Cantonment Board schools situated across all four provinces.
- International Missions: Full examination administration for Pakistani overseas community schools located in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Iran, China, and the United Kingdom.
This broad catchment makes FBISE Pakistan's most standardized national academic benchmark, bridging curricula across public, military, and diaspora demographics.
2. Examination Tiers & Annual Calendar
FBISE conducts examinations across four distinct academic tiers annually, segregated into 1st Annual (Spring) and 2nd Annual (Autumn/Supplementary) sessions:
| Academic Tier | Target Grade | 1st Annual Exams | Result Declaration | 2nd Annual Cycle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SSC Part-I | 9th Class (Matric-I) | March – April | July | September – October |
| SSC Part-II | 10th Class (Matric-II) | March – April | July | September – October |
| HSSC Part-I | 11th Class (1st Year) | April – May | August | October – November |
| HSSC Part-II | 12th Class (2nd Year) | April – May | August | October – November |
Federal Examination Hubs
Official Board Contact
Federal Board Headquarters:
Sector H-8/4, Islamabad, Pakistan.
UAN: 111-032-473
Website: www.fbise.edu.pk
Frequently Asked Questions: FBISE Islamabad
How can students verify their official FBISE Result Result marks?
Students can verify their results by entering their 6-digit or 7-digit roll number on our dedicated portal or on the official FBISE portal (fbise.edu.pk). We provide school-wise, district-wise, and subject-level pass percentages extracted from official Board Official Results.
What is the passing marks percentage in FBISE exams?
Under the updated PBCC and Federal Board policies, passing marks in each compulsory and elective paper are 33% (with ongoing implementation toward the 40% threshold for higher grades). Candidates must pass both theory and practical components separately where applicable.
Can overseas candidates appear in 2nd Annual supplementary exams?
Yes. FBISE coordinates examination centers at Pakistani embassies, consulates, and international community schools across the Gulf (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman) and Europe for both 1st Annual and 2nd Annual exams.
How does the FBISE rechecking application process work?
Applications for rechecking must be submitted online within 20 days of result notification. Rechecking entails physical recounting of marks, checking for un-marked responses, and tallying marks transfer to the title page.