BSEK Karachi

The Board of Secondary Education Karachi, commonly known as BSEK, manages secondary-school examinations and related academic services in Karachi. Students mainly deal with BSEK for Class 9 and Class 10 examinations, which the board describes as SSC Part I and SSC Part II.

BSEK provides online access to results, examination schedules, admit cards, model papers and several student services. Students should use the board’s genuine website at bsek.edu.pk when checking important information.

BSEK has also warned students and parents about websites that use similar board names. The board says bsek.edu.pk is its only official website, so result information, examination notices and payment instructions should be verified there before taking action.

BSEK Karachi Board at a Glance

The board’s official website describes BSEK as a secondary education examination body serving Karachi and currently reports operations covering seven districts.

Which Classes Come Under BSEK?

BSEK mainly deals with secondary education, especially:

• Class IX, also called SSC Part I or 9th Class
• Class X, also called SSC Part II or 10th Class
• Science Group examinations
• General Group examinations
• Regular and private candidates where applicable

Students looking for Karachi intermediate education should be careful not to confuse BSEK with an intermediate board. BSEK’s student examination services are centred on secondary-level SSC education.

BSEK Results

Students can check BSEK examination results through the official board website.

The board currently provides access to SSC Part I and SSC Part II result information and scorecards. Result availability can differ by class, group, examination session and year, so students should select the relevant result instead of assuming that every SSC result is released together.

When checking a result:

1. Open the genuine BSEK website.
2. Go to the Results or Quick Result section.
3. Select the relevant examination or result where required.
4. Enter the requested roll number or other supported information.
5. Check the displayed result carefully.

Pakword should not publish an SMS result code for BSEK unless that code is confirmed through a current official board notice.

BSEK Date Sheets and Examination Schedules

BSEK publishes examination schedules for its SSC examinations.

The official 2026 schedule, for example, identifies the Class X examination as the Secondary School Certificate Part II 1st Annual Examination 2026. This is why students may see SSC Part II instead of simply 10th Class on official BSEK documents.

Students should always use the date sheet for their correct class and group because Science and General schedules or individual papers may differ.

If a revised schedule is issued, the latest board notice should take priority over an older downloaded copy.

BSEK Admit Cards and Roll Number Slips

Students often search for a BSEK roll number slip, while the board also uses the term admit card.

The BSEK website provides access to admit-card and examination-related services. Students should follow the method published for their particular examination because procedures can differ between regular students, private candidates and institutions.

Do not rely on a third-party website asking for personal information when the same service is available through the official BSEK system.

BSEK Online Student Services

BSEK now operates a separate e-services system for a range of student documents and applications.

Available services include document verification, migration certificates, provisional certificates, duplicate marksheets, duplicate certificates, candidate permissions and registration, and private examination applications.

The application process may require a student’s examination information, personal details, supporting documents and payment through the method provided by BSEK.

Students who have already submitted an e-service application can also use the official system to track its status.

Services for Schools and Institutions

BSEK also provides online facilities for registered educational institutions.

Its institutional portal allows schools to use their school credentials and maintain the information required by the board. The system is separate from ordinary result checking, so students should not try to use an institutional login unless their school has directed them to it.

Certificates, Migration and Verification

Students may need BSEK documents after Matric for college admission, migration, employment or document verification.

The board’s e-services include applications for:

• Migration certificates
• Provisional certificates
• Duplicate marksheets
• Duplicate certificates
• Document verification
• Other supported student records

Students applying for IBCC, embassy or other verification purposes should use the procedure currently shown by BSEK rather than an old form copied from another website.

How to Identify the Real BSEK Website

This is particularly important for Karachi students.

BSEK published a public warning stating that www.bsek.edu.pk is its only official website. It specifically warned users about bsek.com, bsek.com.pk and other sites or social-media pages presenting themselves as official BSEK sources without authorization.

Before entering a roll number, CNIC, mobile number or payment information, check the domain carefully.

The safest approach is simple: start from bsek.edu.pk and follow services linked from there.

BSEK Office and Contact Information

The Board of Secondary Education Karachi lists its office at:

Board Office, Block 5, Nazimabad, Karachi, Pakistan

The current official homepage also displays the email address crm@bsek.edu.pk.

Pakword does not recommend publishing a general telephone number on this page until a current main BSEK source confirms it.

Where Students Should Check New BSEK Updates

Examination information changes during the academic year. Results are announced, date sheets may be revised, enrollment schedules change and new notices can be issued.

For that reason, students should verify time-sensitive information through the BSEK official website before acting on it.

Pakword is an independent information website and is not affiliated with the Board of Secondary Education Karachi. This page is intended to help students understand BSEK services and reach the correct official source.