Waiting for the 2027 result
Results for the current cycle have not been announced. In 2026 they came out in April. This page will carry the board-wise result links the day they go live — bookmark it and check back after the exams.
Three ways to check a result
All three methods read from the same board records, so they show the same marks. Pick whichever is easiest for you.
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By roll number
The quickest way. You need the roll number from the roll number slip, the class (Grade 5 or Grade 8) and the exam year.
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By name
For when the slip is lost. You enter the student's full name and father's name, then narrow it down by school and district.
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From the school gazette
Every school receives a complete result sheet for its candidates. The school office or class teacher can look up any student.
Checking by roll number
Open the result page for your board and class, type the roll number, choose the year and search. A result card appears with the student's name, school, subject-wise marks or grades, and the overall result.
Type the roll number carefully
Read it straight from the slip, one digit at a time. A single wrong or missing digit is the most common reason a result will not open.
Checking by name
If you do not have the slip, use the name search. Enter the student's name and father's name exactly as they were written on the school admission form — spelling and word order matter. Then select the school and district to find the right record among students with similar names.
Using the school gazette
The gazette is the official list the board sends to each school after results are declared. It shows every candidate from that school with full marks. If the online result is unclear or missing, the gazette is the record to rely on, and your school can print a copy for you.
Choose your board
Punjab is divided into nine divisional boards. Your board is the one your district belongs to. Pick your class, then your board.
8th Class Result Grade 8
5th Class Result Grade 5
Making sense of the marks
The result card lists each subject with the marks obtained, and an overall grade or percentage. A student needs at least 33% in every subject to be marked "Pass". Grades usually run from A+ down to E, based on the percentage across all papers.
If one subject is below the pass mark, the overall result shows which paper needs to be repeated in the supplementary exam. The rest of the subjects are carried forward, so only the failed paper is taken again.
If the result is not a pass
A "Fail" in one or two subjects is not the end of the year. PECTAA holds a supplementary examination later in the year for exactly this situation. The student sits only the papers they missed, and a pass there gives a full result.
"Result not found" — a quick checklist
- Re-type the roll number digit by digit, straight from the slip.
- Check the class — Grade 5 and Grade 8 are separate searches.
- Check the exam year — last year's result will not show under this year.
- Try the name search as a cross-check.
- Still nothing? Ask your school to confirm your registration with the board office.
When are results announced?
Results come near the end of the exam cycle, a few weeks after the last paper.
- Examinations endThe last paper is sat across all boards.
- Marking and tabulationPapers are marked and results are compiled board by board.
- Result declaredGrade 5 and Grade 8 results are usually announced together — in April for the 2026 cycle.
- Gazette and result cardsSent to schools for distribution to candidates.
- Supplementary examHeld later in the year for students who missed the pass mark in a subject.
Result questions
Related pages
A note on accuracy. PECTAA Results and Exam Guide is an independent website, not run by or affiliated with the authority. Result dates and the pass mark can change year to year. The official result is the gazette and the result card from your school; confirm anything important there or on pectaa.edu.pk.