At long last, on 31st July the Board of Intermediate Education Karachi has issued the gazette of 12th class Pre-Medical result gazette Karachi which has provided relief to thousands of families in Karachi. This one document determines a lot for students who aspire to study medicine or allied health sciences.
What’s in the Gazette
The gazette is not a list of passes and fails. It has roll number-wise results, the grading formula adopted by the board, group statistics, merit positions and a college-wise comparison. Colleges and universities all over Sindh use this document to officially verify results and that’s why it’s even more important than the online result check.
The Numbers Behind This Year’s Result
This year, 23,613 candidates registered for the pre-medical group, of which 23,007 actually sat the exam, BIEK said. Of these, 14,134 students have qualified, while the overall pass percentage is 61.43 percent. A closer look at the gender split reveals an interesting story. Girls dominated the list of successful candidates, with female students occupying all the top three positions this year, continuing a trend of recent years in Karachi’s intermediate boards.
How to check your result properly
In Karachi, a large number of students are using mobile data instead of home broadband, so the board has kept multiple options open:
•Visit the official BIEK website and search for HSC Part II Annual Examination 2026.
•To use the BIEK SMS service type BIEK and space and then your roll number.
•Download the full PDF gazette and search by roll number using Ctrl+F. This is more reliable than searching by name.
Why This Matters Beyond the Marksheet
For pre-medical students, this result directly feeds into MDCAT eligibility and admission planning for medical and dental colleges. For families without a fixed internet connection at home, the gazette is often downloaded from the local cyber cafes or through a relative’s mobile phone, so it is genuinely useful to keep the roll number slip safe in the coming weeks, not just a formality.
Quick Check List for Parents and Students
•Keep the admit card or roll number slip handy for at least 1 month.
•Don’t take a screenshot of the online result; download the gazette PDF.
•Verify the result only through the official BIEK website, app or verified social pages.
•The online mark sheet is provisional so you have to collect the original from your college once it is issued.
•If you are applying to a medical university, prepare your MDCAT documents early.
Conclusion
The 12th class pre-medical result gazette 2026 is a milestone not the end of the road. With BIEK announcing a 61.43 percent pass rate this year and female students doing well, the real work begins now with admissions and MDCAT preparation. Timing often matters as much as marks in Pakistan’s admission cycle, so families in Karachi should take the gazette as their official record and act quickly on the next steps.
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