The 9th Class Annual Exam results for 2024 from the Punjab Board will be announced on Friday, August 9, at 10:00 AM. You can easily check your results online by entering your roll number.
Choose your board to check 9th result
| Lahore Board | Rawalpindi Board | Gujranwala Board |
| Sargodha Board | Faisalabad board | Sahiwal Board |
| Multan board | Bahawalpur Board | DG Khan Board |
The exact date for the 9th result announcement varies by board, but it is generally scheduled a few months after the final examinations. For the 2024 academic year, most educational boards are expected to announce the 9th class results in August. Students are advised to keep an eye on official board websites and other reliable sources for the precise date.
How to Check the 9th Result
Once the results are announced, students can check their 9th class results through various methods. Here are the most common ways to access your results:
1. Online by Roll Number
- Visit the Official Website: Go to the official website of your respective educational board.
- Find the Results Section: Navigate to the results section, usually found on the homepage.
- Enter Your Roll Number: Input your roll number and other required details.
- View Your Result: Click the submit button to view your result.
2. By SMS
Many boards provide the option to check results via SMS. This method is particularly useful for students who may not have internet access. To check your result by SMS:
- Send an SMS: Type your roll number and send it to the designated number provided by your board.
- Receive Your Result: You will receive your result in a reply message within a few minutes.
3. By Gazette
Results are also published in a gazette, which is available at schools and educational institutions. You can visit your school or the board office to check the gazette.
Marks Distribution and Grading System
Understanding the marks distribution and grading system is crucial for interpreting your 9th class results. The total marks for the 9th class typically include:
- Written Exams: The majority of marks are from written examinations.
- Practical Exams: Certain subjects may include practical exams.
- Internal Assessments: Schools may also conduct internal assessments or class tests.
The grading system usually follows this scale:
- A+ (80-100%): Excellent
- A (70-79%): Very Good
- B (60-69%): Good
- C (50-59%): Satisfactory
- D (40-49%): Pass
- F (Below 40%): Fail