Abbottabad Board results analysis

Compare schools and colleges using the Abbottabad Board's published result gazettes. See which schools have the most A1 (A+) grades, how a school's results changed from year to year, and which schools improved the most — useful when you are choosing where to take admission.

Latest results at a glance

Class	Year	Board	Appeared	Pass %	A1 (A+)	Schools
SSC Class 9	2026	Abbottabad Board	71,718	64.4%	11,033 (15.4%)	1,506	Top schools
SSC Class 10	2026	Abbottabad Board	72,579	79.4%	11,187 (15.4%)	1,422	Top schools
HSSC Class 11	2026	Abbottabad Board	46,452	63.5%	4,825 (10.4%)	567	Top schools
HSSC Class 12	2026	Abbottabad Board	45,517	78.7%	5,414 (11.9%)	554	Top schools

Top schools

Rank schools of any class and year by A1 (A+) grades, pass percentage, A1 + A share or average marks.

Find a school

Search by name. Each school page shows its results for every class and year, with a comparison against the board average.

Year-wise analysis

Board-wide trends in pass percentage and grades, plus the schools whose results improved or fell the most.

Find a student's result

Search by roll number, student name or father's name. Names need at least 3 letters; date of birth is never shown.

How to choose a school

A short guide to reading these numbers sensibly and what else to check before admission.

Grades used in the gazette

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa boards award a grade from the percentage of total marks. “A+” in everyday language is the board's A1 grade.

Grade	Percentage of total marks
A1	80% and above
A	70% to 79%
B	60% to 69%
C	50% to 59%
D	40% to 49%
E	33% to 39%
F	Below 33% (failed)

How the numbers are calculated

Appeared counts the students listed in the gazette except those marked absent.
Passed means a grade from A1 to E. Every other appeared student counts as failed. Pass % is passed divided by appeared.
Average marks is taken over passed students only, because failed students are listed without marks.
Schools with fewer than 10 appeared students are not shown, and rankings use a minimum number of students (20 by default) so that a tiny group cannot top the list.
Results from 2020 were declared under the COVID-19 promotion policy, so they should not be compared directly with other years.
The data covers the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Abbottabad.

This is an unofficial analysis prepared from the result gazettes published by the Board. Errors can occur in transcription and processing. For an official result or a correction, contact the Board. Results show how a group of students performed; they do not measure everything that matters about a school.