MARDAN (Kashmir English): The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, BISE Mardan, has declared the results of intermediate (HSSC Part I and II) first annual exam 2025.
BISE Mardan has the jurisdiction of both Mardan and Nowshera districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The official ceremony of the results took place at 10 am, in which the names of the position holders of the top rank were announced. The full results will be accessible online from 12:30 pm onwards.
How to Check BISE Mardan HSSC Results 2025
Students can view their results from the official BISE Mardan portal (https://web.bisemdn.edu.pk/) by providing their roll number or name in the results section. They will see a detailed mark sheet thereafter.
Furthermore, BISE Mardan has also offered an SMS facility for checking results. Students can send their roll number on 8583 to get their marks directly on their mobile phones.
The official result gazette will also be made available on the website of the board after the complete declaration of the results.
The results at the intermediate level are very crucial as they set the benchmark for eligibility to be admitted to universities and colleges all over Pakistan. Excellence at this level not only provides access to scholarships and professional programmes but also influences the professional path of the student.
Concurrently, the outcome released by BISE Mardan is also a yardstick for assessing the standard of learning in the area, assisting authorities in pointing out positives and potential areas of improvement.
BISE Mardan Matric Results
Previously, the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Mardan announced the Matric Annual Examinations 2025 results.
Among 76,900 boys and girls who appeared in the exams, 57,880 passed with an average pass rate of 75.27%. 19,020 students failed. The results have been uploaded online for students to see.
A ceremony was organized at the Mardan Board Auditorium to celebrate the day, where Commissioner Mardan Nisar Ahmad and Chairman Board Professor Jehanzeb distributed prizes among outstanding students.
Muhammad Athar Khan of The Quaid-e-Azam Public School, Mardan, got first with 1177 marks. Sidra Ahmad (The Quaid-e-Azam Girls School, Swabi), Rooza Siraj (Ghazali School, Mardan), and Sania Falak got second place, each with 1172 marks.
