About BISE Mardan
BISE Mardan covers Mardan and Swabi and was carved out of BISE Peshawar in 1990 to reduce administrative load on the parent board.
Jurisdiction: Mardan, Swabi. Official website: www.bisemdn.edu.pk. The board conducts SSC Part-I (9th) and Part-II (10th) annual examinations, followed by a supplementary session for candidates who fail up to two subjects.
How to Check BISE Mardan 9th Class Result 2026
BISE Mardan publishes 9th class results through its dedicated result portal on www.bisemdn.edu.pk. Follow these exact steps on result day — bookmark the URL beforehand to skip search-engine delays.
Method 1 — Roll Number (Online)
- Open https://www.bisemdn.edu.pk in your browser.
- Click the "Results" or "Result Intimation" tab in the top navigation.
- Select "SSC Part-I (9th Class) Annual Examination 2026".
- Enter your roll number exactly as printed on your admit card.
- Solve the captcha if shown, then press "View Result".
- Your subject-wise marks, total, grade and pass status will appear. Use the print/save option to keep a copy.
Method 2 — Name-wise / Gazette
BISE Mardan releases the printed gazette to affiliated schools 24–48 hours after the announcement. An online searchable gazette is available on the board's website under the "Gazette" section — search by full name and father's name if you've lost your roll number slip.
BISE Mardan — Historical Pass Percentage
Here's how BISE Mardan 9th class candidates have performed over the last three annual sessions. Use this as a directional benchmark only — individual subject and gender performance can vary significantly.
| Year | Pass % | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 70.4% | Modest improvement in Swabi centres. |
| 2024 | 69.8% | Higher failure rate in mathematics. |
| 2023 | 72.1% | Boosted by grace marks that year. |
Rechecking, Grading & Supplementary at BISE Mardan
BISE Mardan follows the IBCC-standard grading scale — A+ (80%+) through F (below 33%) — printed on the DMC alongside a GPA on the 4.0 scale from the 2024 session onwards. Rechecking (officially "re-evaluation of marks totalling") is available within 15 days of the result at a fee of Rs. 1,000–1,500 per paper. Candidates who fail up to two subjects can register for the supplementary examination within the same 15-day window; supplementary papers are typically held in October–November 2026 with results in December 2026.