BISE Multan will release the 1st year result gazette 2026 with the Intermediate Part-I result on Thursday, 22 October 2026. Multan does something most Punjab boards do not: alongside the gazette, it publishes a separate Statistical Data document with the result figures, so the gazette itself can stay focused on candidate records.
For your own marks, the BISE Multan 11th Class Result 2026 page shows the quickest ways to check. This page is about the gazette: where Multan posts it, how to read its entries, and what the board’s own figures show.
Quick answer
The BISE Multan 1st year gazette 2026 (Intermediate Part-I) will be released with the result on 22 October 2026, in the Result Gazette (Inter) section of web.bisemultan.edu.pk. Search your roll number inside the PDF to find your entry.
Where to Download the Multan Board Gazette
Multan keeps its Intermediate gazettes in a section called Result Gazette (Inter) on its web portal, web.bisemultan.edu.pk. After the Part-I result is announced, the 2026 gazette is added there, usually along with the board’s press release.
Look in the same place for Statistical Data (Inter). That is a separate file with the result figures by group and category. If you want to know how your group did across the board, that file is quicker to read than the gazette.
Download both from the board’s own site rather than from forwarded copies, which can be the Part-II gazette from September or last year’s file.
What a Multan Gazette Looks Like
Multan’s most recent gazette, for the Intermediate result announced on 23 September 2026, gives a good idea of the format:
- 657 pages covering 80,806 candidate records from all four districts
- each entry shows the roll number, name, aggregate marks, subject codes and examination status
- about 53,204 entries showed a numeric aggregate (a full total)
- the remaining entries showed subject-wise results, absent cases, marks-improvement entries and other statuses
That second group is important to understand. Not every line in the gazette is a simple pass or fail. Some candidates appeared only to improve their marks; some were absent from one or more papers; some have results shown subject by subject. The count of records is therefore not the same as the number of students who appeared, and you cannot work out the pass rate by counting lines.
How to Read Your Entry
- Laptop: open the PDF, press Ctrl + F, type your complete roll number and press Enter to jump straight to your entry.
- Phone: open it in a PDF reader and use the search icon.
What you may see on your line:
- An aggregate total: you cleared every paper, and the total is your Part-I marks.
- Subject codes instead of a total: you did not clear one or more subjects. Those subjects are cleared by appearing in them again with your Part-II exam.
- An absent or other status: the board recorded you as absent from a paper, or your case falls under a special category. Check your result card and contact the board if it looks wrong.
Punjab boards have used the 33% rule in their recent gazettes. Proposals to raise the passing mark to 40% have been discussed since 2025; if the 2026 gazette applies a different threshold, its opening notes will say so and we will update this page.
The gazette is a public notice. Your result card is the official record. Private candidates can also get their result card through the board’s private-candidate portal.
Multan Board Part-I Results
| Year | Appeared | Passed | Pass rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 73,635 | 42,772 | about 58% |
| 2024 | 68,674 | 37,814 | about 55% |
| 2025 | 74,363 | – | 57.46% |
The 2025 figure comes from the board’s own Statistical Data document. Multan’s Part-I pass rate has stayed between 55% and 58% for three straight years, above Lahore in each of them, and it is one of the steadiest records in Punjab.
Statistical Data: The File Most Students Never Open
Multan’s Statistical Data (Inter) document is published separately from the gazette. It is short, and it answers questions the gazette cannot:
- the overall pass percentage for the year
- pass rates by group (Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, ICS, ICom, Humanities)
- figures for regular and private candidates
Teachers use it to compare their college’s results with the board as a whole. Students can use it to see whether their group had a hard year, which matters when you are deciding whether a low mark is worth rechecking.
A Reminder About the Supplementary Exam
If your gazette line shows subject codes rather than a total, do not count on an easy second attempt. In Multan’s Intermediate supplementary exam of 2025, declared on 27 December 2025, the pass rate was 40.28%. For Part-I students, the normal route is to clear weak subjects along with the Part-II exam next year, and the preparation for that should start now.
When the 2026 Gazette Comes Out
On 22 October we will add to this page:
- the direct link to the official 2026 Part-I gazette
- the link to the 2026 Statistical Data (Inter) document
- the 2026 Part-I pass rate and group figures
Questions about your entry?
Multan Board’s help line is 061-9210125 (8:00 AM to 3:00 PM). Rechecking applications are submitted online within 15 days of the result, and the fee is paid through HBL.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the BISE Multan 1st year gazette 2026 be released?
With the Intermediate Part-I result on 22 October 2026, in the Result Gazette (Inter) section of web.bisemultan.edu.pk.
What is Multan Board’s Statistical Data document?
A separate file published with each result, showing pass percentages by group and by type of candidate. It is the quickest way to see how the whole board performed.
Multan board ka 1st year gazette kab aayega 2026?
Multan Board 1st year ka gazette 22 October 2026 ko result ke saath web.bisemultan.edu.pk ke Result Gazette (Inter) section mein aayega.
Why does my gazette entry show subject codes instead of a total?
It means you did not clear one or more subjects. You can clear them by appearing again along with your Part-II exam.
Can I work out the pass rate by counting gazette entries?
No. The gazette includes absent cases, improvement candidates and other statuses, so the number of entries is not the number of students who appeared. Use the Statistical Data document instead.
What was the Multan Board 1st year pass percentage in 2025?
57.46%, with 74,363 candidates appearing, according to the board’s Statistical Data.
