BISP Roll Number Slip and Test Result Check by CNIC: 4 Steps, 8 Test Centres and the Exam Day Rules
Download the BISP roll number slip by CNIC, mobile or roll number, check the test result, see all 8 test centres and the rules that can cancel your paper.
BISP roll number slips are on rollnumber.bisp.gov.pk/index.aspx and test results are on rollnumber.bisp.gov.pk/result.aspx. You can search the slip by CNIC, mobile number or roll number, and the result by CNIC or mobile number only. On 12 November 2026 both pages were set to one post, Compliance Monitor, with 8 test centres from Rawalpindi to Gilgit.
We opened both BISP pages on the evening of 12 November 2026, the last day to apply for BISP's 197 Balochistan posts. Both loaded in a few seconds. We did not type a CNIC into either box, because we will not search with someone else's data, so this guide covers everything up to the Find button and what BISP says comes after it.
Download the BISP roll number slip in 4 steps
The slip page has one drop down menu, one search box and a Find button. Choose how you want to search, type the number without dashes, and press Find. BISP then shows your slip with the test centre and reporting time.
- Open rollnumber.bisp.gov.pk/index.aspx. The heading should read "Roll No Slip" and name your post.
- Pick CNIC, CELL NO or ROLL NO in the drop down menu.
- Type the number. The CNIC box takes 13 digits with no dashes, and the mobile box takes 11 digits starting 03.
- Press Find, then print the slip. BISP says you will not be allowed into the hall without the printed slip.
The box shows a sample, 6110112345678, as a hint. That is only a placeholder. If you paste your CNIC with dashes, the 13 digit limit cuts it short and the search will fail, which is the most common reason a slip "does not show".
BISP test centres in 8 cities
The slip page lists the test centres for the current post. On 12 November 2026 it showed 8 centres in 6 regions. Your slip tells you which one is yours, so do not just go to the nearest one.
| Region | City | Test centre |
|---|---|---|
| Punjab | Rawalpindi | Govt. Muslim Boys Higher Secondary School No. 1, Said Pur Road |
| Punjab | Lahore | Govt. Pilot Higher Secondary School, Wahdat Road |
| Punjab | Multan | Govt. Comprehensive Boys High School, Gulgasht |
| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa | Peshawar | Govt. Shaheed Hasnain Sharif Higher Secondary School No. 1, Peshawar City |
| Balochistan | Quetta | Balochistan Public Service Commission Fiber Hall, Samungli Road |
| Gilgit-Baltistan | Gilgit | College of Education for Men, Jutial |
| Sindh | Karachi | Government Boys Technical High School, Jacob Line, Saddar, District South |
| Sindh | Sukkur | Government Comprehensive Higher Secondary School, near Board Office, Shikarpur Road |
Punjab has three centres, the most of any region. Azad Kashmir has none on the list, so candidates from there should expect to travel to Rawalpindi unless the slip says otherwise.
BISP test day rules from the slip page
BISP prints eight instructions under the search box. Read them before the test day, because two of them can cost you the paper on the spot.
- Reach the centre 45 minutes before the reporting time.
- The entrance door closes 30 minutes after the test starts.
- Cigarettes, mobile phones, weapons and electronic devices are banned. The penalty is cancellation of the paper.
- Bring the printed slip and your original CNIC or B-Form. Without either, you will not be allowed to sit the test.
- Bring a clip board and a black or blue ball point, pointer or marker.
- You may leave only 45 minutes after the test begins.
- Physical checks can happen at any time during the test.
- Questions on the day go to the BISP help desk set up at the centre.
The page also warns that you will not be allowed into the interview if you are over age, under qualified or do not meet the advertised criteria. Passing the test does not fix an eligibility problem, so check the advert before you travel.
Check the BISP test result by CNIC or mobile number
The result page works like the slip page, with one difference: it has only two search options, CNIC and CELL NO. There is no roll number search. So keep the mobile number you applied with, in case your CNIC search returns nothing.
On 12 November 2026 the result page heading also read "Post: COMPLIANCE MONITOR". Neither page shows a date for that test, and BISP's home page has no dated notice about it.
What this means for the 197 Balochistan posts
BISP's 197 regular posts for Balochistan domicile closed on 12 November 2026 on the National Jobs Portal. The full post list and the BPS scales are in our story on the BISP jobs for Balochistan domicile. On the closing evening, the roll number page still showed only the Compliance Monitor post.
BISP has not said on its site whether slips for the Balochistan posts will come on the same page, or when. The BISP home page Jobs menu links "Roll.no Slip" and "Result" to these two pages, so they are the place to watch. If you are sitting other tests the same season, the roll number slip pages for NTS, PTS, ETEA and the commissions work differently, and BISP uses none of them for this post.
Frequently asked questions
How do I download my BISP roll number slip?
Open rollnumber.bisp.gov.pk/index.aspx, choose CNIC, mobile number or roll number, type it without dashes and press Find. Print the slip that appears.
Can I check the BISP test result by roll number?
No. The result page at rollnumber.bisp.gov.pk/result.aspx searches by CNIC or mobile number only.
Which post is on the BISP roll number page now?
On 12 November 2026 both the slip and result pages named the Compliance Monitor post.
Can I take my phone into the BISP test?
No. BISP bans mobile phones and electronic devices in the hall, and the penalty is cancellation of the paper.
What do I bring to the BISP test centre?
The printed roll number slip, your original CNIC or B-Form, a clip board and a black or blue pen or marker.
Where are BISP test centres?
The slip page lists 8: Rawalpindi, Lahore, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, Gilgit, Karachi and Sukkur. Your slip names yours.
Last checked 12 November 2026. Sources: BISP roll number and result pages (rollnumber.bisp.gov.pk), BISP home page (bisp.gov.pk).
About the author
Public Services and Education Journalist
Fajr Riaz is a journalist and content writer at Pakistan Era, based in Lahore. She covers the questions people meet in everyday life in Pakistan: how a public service works, what a change in the rules means, and where to find a reliable answer.
