ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) on Monday announced result of Higher Secondary School Certificat e (HSSC) Part-I annual examination, declaring overall pass percentage of 50.90.

According to the result announced here, a total of 51883 regular  candidates appeared in the exam out of which 27375 candidates passed with pass percentage of 52.76.

A total of 2603 private candidates appeared in the exam out of which  357 candidates could pass it with the pass percentage of 13.76.

In Humanities group, a total of 8219 regular students appeared in the  exam out of which 3313 passed against 256 private candidates out of 1847 appeared.

In Pre-Medical group, a total of 12474 regular candidates appeared in the exam out of which 8481 passed against no one private candidate out of total one appeared.

In Pre-Engineering group, a total of 14626 regular candidates appeared in the exam out of which 9346 candidates passed while in Science General, a total of 11643 regular candidates appeared in the exam out of which 4637 passed.

In Commerce group, a total of 4729 regular candidates appeared out of which 1516 passed the exam against 101 private candidates passed out of total 755 appeared.

In Med-Tech, a total of 192 regular candidates appeared in the exam out of which 82 could pass it.

The result is also available on the federal board website www.fbise.edu.pk and the students can know it by sending sms to the unified code 5050 in the format FB<space>[roll number].

This year, six unfair means cases were reported and resolved through adopting a judicious procedure.

The result cards of regular candidates are being dispatched to the heads of their respective institutions and those of ex-private candidates within country on their addresses given by them in their admission forms.

The result cards of overseas candidates are being dispatched to the head of institutions from where they appeared.

The result cards of regular and ex-private candidates belonged to Gilgit Baltistan are being sent on the FBISE' sub-office of Gilgit Baltistan.

Source: APP