BISE Gujranwala will announce the 11th class result 2026 on Thursday, 22 October 2026, along with every other board in Punjab. It is one of the busiest boards in the province, covering six districts and well over a lakh Part-I candidates, so result morning here is crowded.
This page is only about the Gujranwala Board: where to check, the SMS code, the gazette, how Part-I has gone here for three years, and a gap in Gujranwala’s results that private candidates in particular should know about. For all nine Punjab boards, see our 1st Year Result 2026 page.
Quick answer
The BISE Gujranwala 11th class result 2026 (HSSC Part-I) will be announced on 22 October 2026, expected at 10:00 AM. Check it on bisegrw.edu.pk by roll number or name, or send your roll number to 800299.
Gujranwala Board 1st Year Result 2026 Date
The date is 22 October 2026. Gujranwala follows the single calendar set by the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen, so it announces on the same morning as Lahore, Rawalpindi and the rest.
That calendar has already held once this season. Gujranwala announced its Part-II result on Wednesday, 23 September at 10:00 AM, exactly as scheduled, after naming its position holders a day earlier. The Part-I result follows about a month later, and 10:00 AM is the time to plan for.
Which Students Come Under BISE Gujranwala?
Gujranwala Board covers six districts, more than any other Punjab board:
- Gujranwala (including Wazirabad and Kamoke)
- Gujrat
- Sialkot (including Daska, Sambrial and Pasrur)
- Narowal
- Hafizabad
- Mandi Bahauddin
Students in Sialkot often search for a “Sialkot Board result”. There is no separate Sialkot board. If your college is in Sialkot, your 1st year result comes from BISE Gujranwala, and so does your SMS code.
How to Check BISE Gujranwala 1st Year Result by Roll Number
- Open bisegrw.edu.pk and go to the Results section.
- Choose HSSC Part-I, First Annual 2026.
- Enter the roll number from your slip, digits only.
- Submit and wait for the result card to load.
- Save a screenshot before you close it.
With six districts logging in at once, the board’s site is often slow for the first hour. If it does not load, do not keep refreshing. Use SMS, then come back to the website later in the morning for the full card.
Gujranwala Board Result by SMS: 800299
Type only your roll number and send it to 800299. The reply normally comes within a minute with your marks. Standard SMS charges apply.
Keep the message clean: no spaces, and no extra words such as “GRW” or “result”. If there is no reply, the network is probably busy. Wait a few minutes and send it once more, not ten times.
Result by roll number only
BISE Gujranwala does not ask for your CNIC, B-form, OTP or any fee to show your result. Ignore any message that does.
Check Gujranwala Board Result by Name
If you do not have your roll number, the board’s result section also lets you search by name. Enter the name and father’s name exactly as on your admission form. With common names you may see several matches; check the institution and father’s name to find the right one, then save the roll number for rechecking or future use.
BISE Gujranwala 11th Class Gazette 2026
Gujranwala uploads the result gazette to bisegrw.edu.pk after the result, usually within a few hours. It is a PDF listing every candidate, institution by institution, and it is the easiest way for a college or a teacher to see a whole class at once.
Open it and search your roll number (Ctrl + F on a laptop, the search icon on a phone). Short subject names printed next to a roll number mean that the student scored below 33% in those subjects and can appear in them again with the Part-II exam. The gazette is a notice only; the result card is the official record.
How Gujranwala Board Part-I Results Have Gone
| Year | Appeared | Passed | Pass rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | – | – | 51.17% |
| 2024 | 131,397 | 68,071 | about 51.8% |
| 2025 | 142,101 | 71,009 | 49.97% |
For three years in a row, almost exactly half of Gujranwala’s Part-I candidates have cleared every paper on the first attempt. The figure barely moves: 51% in 2023, just under 52% in 2024, and just under 50% in 2025. It is one of the most consistent boards in Punjab, and slightly below the Lahore Board figure in each of those years.
The Private Candidate Gap
Here is the number that stands out in Gujranwala’s results, and it is worth knowing before result day.
In this year’s Part-II result, Gujranwala recorded an overall success rate of about 63% (91,016 of 143,861 candidates). But the split underneath is sharp:
| Candidates (Part-II 2026) | Appeared | Passed | Success rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular | 111,575 | 76,546 | about 68.6% |
| Private | 32,286 | 14,470 | about 44.8% |
| Girls, regular | 75,691 | 56,079 | about 74.1% |
More than 32,000 private candidates sat the Part-II exam at Gujranwala, and fewer than half passed. Regular students, who study through a college with teachers and practicals, did far better, and regular girls did best of all.
If you are a private candidate in Part-I, this matters for your planning. The gap usually shows up in Part-I too. If your Part-I result has one or two weak subjects, the months before Part-II are when to fix them, ideally with a teacher or an academy that covers the practical subjects properly.
What Gujranwala’s Toppers Tell You
Gujranwala named its Part-II position holders on 22 September, a day before the general result. In the Pre-Medical girls group, Hareem Abbas scored 1,160 out of 1,200, one of the highest totals in Punjab this year, higher even than the 1,158 that topped Lahore.
Those are combined Part-I and Part-II marks. Nobody reaches 1,160 without a very strong first year, which is the simplest reason to take your Part-I result seriously even if you passed comfortably.
We have not found an official Gujranwala Board position list for Part-I alone in recent years. Positions are announced with the combined Intermediate result.
Failed a Paper? What Happens Next
Passing marks: at least 33% in each paper. If you score below that in a subject, you still move on to Part-II and appear in that subject again along with your Part-II exam.
Rechecking: Gujranwala runs a separate online rechecking portal for Intermediate at services.bisegrw.edu.pk/RecheckingHSSC. Apply within 15 days of the result. Rechecking confirms that every question was marked and every mark added correctly; it is not a fresh evaluation.
Apply early
The 15-day window starts on result day. Right now the rechecking portal shows the Part-II window; it switches to Part-I after 22 October. Apply in the first week so a slow website or payment does not make you miss it.
Result Day Checklist for Gujranwala Students
- Save 800299 in your phone before the night of 21 October.
- Keep your roll number slip ready, or a photo of it.
- At 10:00 AM, try bisegrw.edu.pk once; switch to SMS if it is slow.
- In the afternoon, download the gazette to see your college’s overall result.
- If you need rechecking, apply within the first week.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will BISE Gujranwala announce the 11th class result 2026?
BISE Gujranwala will announce the Intermediate Part-I result 2026 on 22 October 2026, with all Punjab boards, expected at 10:00 AM.
What is the SMS code for the Gujranwala Board 1st year result?
Send only your roll number to 800299.
Is there a separate Sialkot Board?
No. Sialkot comes under BISE Gujranwala, along with Gujranwala, Gujrat, Narowal, Hafizabad and Mandi Bahauddin.
Gujranwala board ka 1st year result kab aayega 2026?
BISE Gujranwala 1st year ka result 22 October 2026 ko announce karega. Pichle saalon mein result subah 10 baje aata raha hai.
What was the Gujranwala Board 1st year pass percentage in 2025?
49.97%. Of 142,101 candidates who appeared, 71,009 passed.
Do private candidates do worse at Gujranwala Board?
In the 2026 Part-II result, regular candidates passed at about 68.6% and private candidates at about 44.8%. The gap is large, so private candidates should plan extra support for weak subjects.
Where do I apply for rechecking at BISE Gujranwala?
Online at services.bisegrw.edu.pk/RecheckingHSSC, within 15 days of the result.
What happens if I fail a subject in 1st year?
You continue into Part-II and appear again in that subject with your Part-II exam. Scoring below 33% in one paper does not cost you the year.
