The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has officially announced the results for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Part I and Part II Second Annual Examinations 2025. Students across the country had been eagerly awaiting the outcome, and the board has now made the results accessible through all its official channels.
According to the detailed statistics shared by FBISE, a total of 88,746 students appeared in the SSC Part I Second Annual Exams. Out of these, 71,845 students successfully passed, while 15,628 were declared unsuccessful. This brings the overall pass percentage to an encouraging 82%, reflecting a strong performance from candidates at this level.
The results for SSC Part II, which marks the completion of secondary education and carries significant weight for future academic paths, were also released. A total of 18,611 candidates appeared in the Second Annual Examinations for Part II. Of these, 11,682 students passed, whereas 8,198 students did not meet the passing criteria. This results in a pass percentage of 65.35% for SSC Part II.
The board emphasized that these results represent not only the academic achievement of the students but also their resilience and dedication, especially considering the challenges that many learners continue to face in adapting to evolving academic structures and examination methods.
FBISE has also ensured that the result-checking process is smooth and accessible. Students can view their results through the board’s official website, SMS service, and other digital platforms designated for result announcements. This multi-channel approach aims to accommodate the large number of students seeking their scores and reduce server congestion during peak hours.
Beyond the overall statistics, the announcement highlights several important aspects of the examination process. The Second Annual Examination system, previously known as the supplementary exam process, provides students an opportunity to improve their grades or clear subjects they were unable to pass in the annual exams. The notable pass percentages in both parts demonstrate that a significant number of students have benefited from this chance to enhance their academic standing.
The board is expected to follow up with detailed mark sheets, certificates, and additional academic documentation in the coming weeks. Schools and students are advised to keep an eye on official announcements for further instructions regarding the collection of documents and any post-result procedures, such as rechecking or re-evaluation options.
As students move forward—whether entering higher secondary education, vocational programs, or professional pathways—the FBISE has reiterated its commitment to maintaining transparent, fair, and standardized examination practices. The 2025 Second Annual Examination results reflect not only student performance but also the board’s continuous efforts to improve educational assessment in line with modern standards.
With the results now available, students are encouraged to promptly review their scores and seek guidance from teachers, academic counselors, or school administrations to plan their next academic steps effectively. Whether celebrating success or preparing for improvement, this announcement marks a significant milestone in the educational journeys of thousands of students across Pakistan and abroad.
