11th Class Result 2026

The HSSC Part-1 (11th Class / 1st Year) examination is conducted every year by the nine Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education across Punjab, along with the Federal Board in Islamabad. Students commonly refer to it as HSSC Part 1, 1st Year, Inter Part 1, FA FSc Part 1.

Results for all Punjab boards are declared on the same day and at the same hour under a unified schedule. For 2026, the 11th Class annual result is scheduled for 22 August 2026. Position holders are announced one day earlier, with separate rankings for Science and Humanities groups.

Candidates appear as either regular or private students. Regular candidates are enrolled with an affiliated institution which submits their admission forms and registration details to the board. Private candidates apply directly to the board and appear at designated centres. Both categories receive the same result format and the same certificate on completion.

On punjabresults.pk you can check your result instantly by roll number. We prepare and index the result data in advance and serve it from a global content delivery network, so your result loads in under a second even when millions of students are checking at the same moment. You can also browse the full list of Punjab and Federal board results from our home page.

At the intermediate level, candidates study compulsory subjects together with the electives of their chosen group. Compulsory subjects include English, Urdu, Islamiat or Ethics and Pakistan Studies, distributed across the two parts of the course.

Pre-Medical students take Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Pre-Engineering students take Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. ICS students take Computer Science with Mathematics and either Physics or Statistics. I.Com students take Principles of Accounting, Principles of Economics, Principles of Commerce, Business Mathematics and Banking. FA students select from Civics, Education, Psychology, Sociology, Islamic Studies, Arabic, Fine Arts and Health and Physical Education.

Science subjects include a practical component conducted at designated centres, and those marks count towards the subject total. Candidates must clear both the theory and practical portions to pass the subject.

Intermediate students move on to university admissions and professional degree programmes. Medical and dental admissions require the national entry test, engineering admissions require the relevant entry test, and most universities conduct their own admission tests for other programmes.

Merit for professional programmes is usually calculated from a weighted combination of matric marks, intermediate marks and entry test score. If you need your earlier marks, the 10th class result is also available on punjabresults.pk.

Collect your Detailed Marks Certificate and, once issued, your intermediate certificate from the board. Universities require attested copies of both at admission.