The Sindh government has ordered a formal investigation into alleged irregularities in the Intermediate Part-II (12th class) results of the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Hyderabad, following complaints and reports that circulated on social media. The decision, reported on Friday, 23 October 2026, includes the immediate suspension of a senior board officer and the formation of a three-member inquiry committee.
According to the reporting, the government suspended Ejaz Ali Kaka, Deputy Controller of the board’s Top Secret Branch, and directed a committee headed by Professor Dr. Arbeela Bhutto to investigate the matter. The formal notification was issued by Secretary of Universities and Boards Abbas Baloch after approval from provincial minister Muhammad Ismail Rahoo.
This guide explains what has been officially confirmed so far, who is on the inquiry committee, exactly what the committee will examine, the 30-day deadline for its report, and what the development means for students of the Hyderabad board.
This is an independent informational guide, not an official board announcement. The investigation is ongoing and no findings have been announced yet. Verify all details through the official BISE Hyderabad website and the Sindh Department of Universities and Boards.
Quick Summary
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Decision | Sindh government orders a probe into alleged irregularities in BISE Hyderabad’s Intermediate Part-II (12th class) results |
| Announced | Friday, 23 October 2026 (first reported by ProPakistani) |
| Trigger | Complaints and reports circulating on social media about the results |
| Officer suspended | Ejaz Ali Kaka, Deputy Controller of the Top Secret Branch, BISE Hyderabad |
| Inquiry committee | 3 members — headed by Professor Dr. Arbeela Bhutto; members: Additional Secretary Ameer Fazal Owaisi and Dr. Nasrullah Pirzada |
| Scope of probe | Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering results; records of position holders, the top 10 candidates, and A-1 / A grade students; result preparation, answer-sheet checking, tabulation and announcement |
| Report deadline | Within 30 days, submitted to provincial minister Muhammad Ismail Rahoo with recommendations |
| Notification issued by | Secretary Universities and Boards Abbas Baloch, after approval from Minister Rahoo |
What the Sindh government announced
The provincial government has ordered an investigation into alleged irregularities in the Hyderabad board’s Intermediate Part-II results — the 12th class (HSSC Part-II) annual results that matter most for university and medical/engineering college admissions. The action follows complaints and reports that spread on social media questioning the results.
Two decisions were announced together. First, the government suspended Ejaz Ali Kaka, the Deputy Controller of the board’s Top Secret Branch — the section that handles the secure handling of examination papers and result material. Second, it constituted a three-member committee to investigate the matter and establish the facts.
The formal notification was issued by Abbas Baloch, Secretary of the Universities and Boards Department, after the proposal was approved by provincial minister Muhammad Ismail Rahoo. According to the minister’s spokesperson, the committee has been tasked with identifying what went wrong and who is responsible.
Why the probe was ordered
The trigger was public complaints and reports circulating on social media about the Hyderabad board’s Intermediate Part-II results. The official account does not specify the exact complaints in detail — whether they concerned specific position lists, unexpected grade distributions, or particular students’ marks has not been publicly itemised yet.
What is clear is that the complaints were considered serious enough for the provincial government to act immediately: suspending a deputy controller and ordering a full inquiry within a single decision, rather than waiting for the board to conduct an internal review.
It is worth noting that result-related controversies are not new for this board. As detailed in the background section below, BISE Hyderabad has faced repeated disputes over its examination results in recent years — which likely explains why the government moved straight to an external committee this time.
The suspended officer
Ejaz Ali Kaka, Deputy Controller of the board’s Top Secret Branch, has been suspended and directed to cooperate with the relevant authorities and the inquiry committee until the investigation concludes.
This is not the first time his name has appeared in a board controversy. According to reporting by The News in December 2025, a former BISE Hyderabad chairman had earlier removed Ijaz Kaka from his post over delays in the announcement of results — but the officer was reinstated after alleged departmental and political pressure. That history makes his suspension now a significant development in the board’s long-running internal disputes.
Suspension pending inquiry does not itself establish wrongdoing; it is a standard step while an investigation is under way.
The three-member inquiry committee
The committee investigating the results is composed of:
- Professor Dr. Arbeela Bhutto — heading the committee
- Ameer Fazal Owaisi — Additional Secretary
- Dr. Nasrullah Pirzada — member
The committee’s mandate is to examine the results, establish the facts, identify those responsible for any irregularities, and submit its report along with recommendations to Minister Rahoo. The suspended officer has been directed to cooperate fully with the committee.
What exactly the committee will examine
The inquiry is focused on the Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering groups of the Intermediate Part-II results — the two groups where marks carry the highest stakes, since they feed directly into MDCAT and engineering university admissions.
Within those groups, the committee will review:
- Records of the position holders — the top-scoring students whose results attract the most public attention.
- The top 10 candidates in each group.
- Students who secured A-1 and A grades — the grade bands where even small mark changes can alter a student’s merit position.
- Result preparation — how marks were compiled from the checked scripts.
- Answer-sheet checking — the marking process itself.
- Tabulation — the transfer and totaling of marks into the result.
- The announcement process — how and when the results were declared.
In plain terms, the committee will trace the results backwards from announcement to marking, checking each stage for manipulation or error.
The 30-day deadline — what comes next
The committee must submit its report and recommendations to Minister Rahoo within 30 days — which, counted from 23 October 2026, means the findings are expected by around 22 November 2026. The report will determine whether any irregularities actually occurred and what action follows.
Possible outcomes range from a clean chit (the results stand as announced) to confirmed irregularities leading to disciplinary action, result corrections, or wider reforms in the board’s result-handling process. Until the report is submitted, nothing about the announced results has officially changed — the results stand as declared.
What this means for Hyderabad board students
If you are a student of BISE Hyderabad, here is the practical picture:
- Your announced result is still the official result. The probe does not cancel or suspend the declared results. Do not stop your admission applications while waiting for the inquiry.
- Continue with admissions normally. Apply to universities and colleges on the basis of your announced result, within their published deadlines.
- If you doubt your own marks, use the official rechecking process. Every board offers a formal rechecking/recounting window — that is the legitimate channel for individual grievances, separate from this government inquiry. Our guide on the rechecking process explains the fee, deadline and method: BISE 11th class result 2026 — rechecking fee and last date.
- Watch for the committee’s report in late November. Any official change to the results would only follow the committee’s findings — not social media claims.
- Keep your documents safe. Preserve your roll number slip, result card/printout and any correspondence with the board until the matter is fully settled.
A troubled record: Hyderabad board’s recent controversies
To understand why the government acted so quickly, some background helps. BISE Hyderabad has been at the centre of repeated result disputes:
- December 2025 — chairman suspended: The News reported that then-chairman Prof Dr Shuja Ahmed Mahesar was suspended over delays in announcing the Class IX and Class XI results, on the directives of the universities and boards secretary and with Minister Rahoo’s approval. The same reporting noted that Ijaz Kaka — the officer suspended today — had earlier been removed by that chairman over result delays but was reinstated under alleged pressure.
- 2024 — disputed HSC Part-II results: Reporting carried by The News described how the then-chairman revoked the controller of examinations’ authority to declare the HSC Part-II Annual Examination 2024 results for the Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering and Computer Science groups, after two conflicting versions of the results were prepared. Each side claimed its version was the transparent one.
- Result-tampering findings: A Chief Minister’s Inspection Team inquiry found a former Hyderabad board chairman, Dr Muhammad Memon, responsible for result tampering and recommended registering an FIR against him and other officials, according to press reporting.
These are separate past episodes, reported by the press at the time — not findings of the current inquiry. But together they explain why complaints about this board’s results are taken seriously at the provincial level, and why the government chose an outside committee rather than an internal board review.
⚠️ Scam warning
Whenever board results are disputed, fraudsters move in. Protect yourself:
- No one can “fix” or “increase” your marks for a fee. Anyone on WhatsApp, Facebook or phone calls offering to change your result in exchange for money is running a scam. Result changes can only come through the board’s official rechecking process or an official inquiry outcome.
- Do not pay for “early” or “revised” result lists. Any genuine revision would be announced by the board itself — never sold through an agent.
- Verify before sharing. Screenshots of “revised position lists” and viral claims about cancelled results are almost always fake. Trust only the BISE Hyderabad official website and the Universities and Boards Department.
- Report fraud. If someone demands money in the board’s name, report them to the board office and the FIA Cybercrime Wing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Has the BISE Hyderabad 12th class result been cancelled?
A: No. The government has ordered an investigation, but the announced results stand unless and until the inquiry committee’s report leads to an official change.
Q: Who ordered the probe and who is conducting it?
A: The Sindh government, with approval from provincial minister Muhammad Ismail Rahoo. A three-member committee headed by Professor Dr. Arbeela Bhutto — with Additional Secretary Ameer Fazal Owaisi and Dr. Nasrullah Pirzada as members — is conducting the inquiry.
Q: Which officer was suspended?
A: Ejaz Ali Kaka, Deputy Controller of the Top Secret Branch of BISE Hyderabad. He has been directed to cooperate with the investigation until it concludes.
Q: Which results are under investigation?
A: The Intermediate Part-II (12th class) results, specifically the Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering groups — including position holders, the top 10 candidates, and A-1 / A grade records.
Q: When will the investigation report come out?
A: The committee must submit its report and recommendations to Minister Rahoo within 30 days of its formation — expected around late November 2026.
Q: What should students do while the inquiry is ongoing?
A: Continue admissions normally on the basis of your announced result, use the board’s official rechecking process if you doubt your own marks, and ignore social-media claims of revised or cancelled results until an official announcement is made.
Q: Where can I follow official updates?
A: Only the official BISE Hyderabad website and announcements from the Sindh Department of Universities and Boards. This site will update this guide when the committee’s report is released.
Final note
The Hyderabad board’s results are now in the hands of an inquiry committee, and students deserve a clear answer within the promised 30 days. Until then, treat the announced results as official, keep your documents safe, and do not let anyone sell you “corrections” that only the board can make. We will update this page when the committee submits its report.
