BISE Kohat Matric Result Retotaling Schedule 2026

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Kohat has officially released the retotaling and rechecking notification for the BISE Kohat SSC Annual Exams 2026. Announced on August 10, 2026, this urgent directive outlines strict timelines, fee structures, and required document procedures for candidates seeking mark revisions, UFM appeals, or result cancellations across the region.

 

For thousands of matriculation candidates, missing a single deadline can permanently seal an unsatisfactory grade or prevent vital academic progression. Navigating administrative appeals requires precise timing, proper bank documentation, and adherence to board portals. Understanding these official guidelines ensures students protect their academic standing and successfully secure rightful score corrections before upcoming admission cycles begin.

 

 

Operating under the statutory authority of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa educational boards, the BISE Kohat board governs secondary and intermediate assessments across Kohat, Hangu, Karak, Kurram, and Orakzai districts. Following the annual result declarations, the secrecy branch establishes structured protocols for paper re-totaling, grievance redressal against unfair means decisions, and grace mark allocations. Candidates must comply strictly with official board regulations to prevent application rejections during administrative processing.

 

 

Official notification number 225/CE/SSC/Secrecy/BISEK details the comprehensive timeline for various administrative categories. The application window for BISEK retotaling 2026 opens on August 11, 2026, and runs through August 25, 2026, with fees set at Rs 1500 per paper without show of paper and Rs 2500 per paper with show of paper via online application. Appeals against UFM decisions also close on August 25 with a fee of Rs 2000, while grace mark requests cost Rs 600 and remain open until the commencement of the next exam. Additionally, applications for the cancellation of 9th class results are accepted until September 10, 2026, requiring a fee of Rs 3500 alongside an affidavit, institutional NOC, and guardian CNIC copies.

 

 

Candidates must access the official board website to complete their applications and generate fee challans before the August 25 deadline. Submitting through the designated online portal is mandatory for all paper re-totaling categories.

 

 

UFM appeals require a formal written application accompanied by the original bank receipt, while grace mark requests demand the original DMC and fee proof. Submitting complete paperwork directly to the board office prevents processing delays.

 

 

Applications for cancelling 9th class results must include an original DMC, guardian CNIC photocopy, institutional NOC, and stamped affidavit. These documents must be filed directly at the board secretariat before September 10, 2026.

 

 

The notification explicitly states that late submissions will not be entertained under any circumstances. Candidates must strictly respect the boards closing dates to ensure their appeals receive formal review.