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FBISE Unveils New A++–Ungraded Grading Scale for SSC, HSSC, Rolling Out From 2026

The policy sets explicit percentage bands with descriptors, with conditional reappearance for students who do not qualify.

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FBISE introduces revised grading system for SSC and HSSC exams.
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Overview

  • The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education announced the revised grading formula via an official notification.
  • Implementation begins with SSC-I and HSSC-I in the First Annual Examinations 2026.
  • SSC-II and HSSC-II will adopt the system from the First Annual Examinations 2027.
  • Top bands assign A++ for 96–100% (“Extraordinary”), A+ for 91–95% (“Exceptional”), and A for 86–90% (“Outstanding”).
  • Mid to lower bands set B++ for 81–85% (“Excellent”), B+ for 76–80% (“Very Good”), B for 71–75% (“Good”), C+ for 61–70% (“Fairly Good”), C for 51–60% (“Above Average”), D for 40–50% (“Emerging”), with below 40% marked “Ungraded,” and reappearance permitted subject to conditions.