BISE Rawalpindi Board Matric Result 2012

All the Boards of Punjab are up to declare the Annual Result of matric part II 2012 on 25^th July 2012 at 10:00am. On the other hand, the result of matric part I will be declared on 15^th August 2012. The result of class 10 declared by Rawalpindi Board will uploaded on internet as well as it would be available in the form of gazettes in all bookshops. Students will able to acquire their result from the official website of Rawalpindi Board.

The annual result of matric classes (SSC part I & II) was projected to be declared in the first week of July 2012. But the precise date has been set under the sanction of Chairman of the Board Dr.Mohammad Ashraf. He also reconsidered that no mistakes would be made this time in the result keeping in view the errors suspected in the result of previous year. The result will be organized by both ways, manually as well as online. He listed that 80 percent effort on registration of class 9 has been accomplished and candidates all over the jurisdiction are registering online.

The exams were conducted by the Board of Rawalpindi from March to April 2012. And finally the time has broken in for the declaration of the results of SSC Part I & II. The patience of all students has been tested a lot and in conclusion they will get to know it soon. Rawalpindi Board generally declares its results by the end of July or in the start of August. Students are recommended to be in touch with the current news as well as internet blogs.

Many boards like Federal board and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa domain has already announced their results of matric part I & II.

The biggest responsibility for Rawalpindi Board in the hour is to organize and control the results of Matriculation and Intermediate very efficiently. As there are thousands of students, who have participated in examination so there might be risk of any error. Therefore Rawalpindi Board will have to be vigilant while announcing the results. It requires a lot of effort to handle such bulk smoothly. As the whole future of students are dependent upon their result of matriculation. They should hope for the best.