BISE Dera Ismail Khan 10th Class Result 2026
written by Muneeb TariqBoard of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Dera Ismail Khan is all set to declare the 10th Class Result 2026 for the SSC Part 2 annual examinations. The BISE DI Khan 10th Class annual result 2026 is expected to be announced in July 2026 at 2:00 PM.
Students from Dera Ismail Khan, Tank, Lakki Marwat, Upper Waziristan, Lower Waziristan, and all other affiliated districts who appeared in the Matric Part 2 exams can check their results online through the official board website right after the announcement.
The 10th class result is one of the most important milestones in a student’s academic life. It decides whether a student will move on to intermediate (FA, FSc, ICS, or ICOM) and which college they will get admission in based on their merit.
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BISE Dera Ismail Khan 10th Class Result Gazette
BISE Dera Ismail Khan 10th Class Position Holders
How to Check BISE DI Khan 10th Class Result 2026?
The board provides multiple easy ways to check the SSC Part 2 result. Students can use whichever method works best for them.
1. Online by Roll Number
- Open the official BISE DI Khan website: bisedik.edu.pk
- Go to the Results section.
- Select SSC Part 2 (10th Class / Matric).
- Enter your roll number carefully in the search box.
- Press Search or Submit to view your complete marks sheet.
2. By SMS Service
This is the fastest and easiest method, especially on the day when the board website may be slow due to heavy traffic.
- Open the Messages app on your mobile phone.
- Type your Roll Number in the message box.
- Send it to 9818 (BISE DI Khan SMS code).
- You will receive a text message with your result details within a few minutes.
3. By Result Gazette (PDF)
All students waiting for their result can also check their 10th class result 2026 DI Khan board through the Gazette, which is a detailed PDF file containing the complete result of all registered candidates. It can be downloaded from the official BISE DI Khan website after the result announcement. This method is especially useful for parents, school principals, and teachers who want to check multiple students’ results at the same time.
