BISE Declares Inter Results; 67% Candidates Get Through Exams
Published September 23, 2026 | 04:20 PM
MULTAN, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 23rd Sep, 2026) The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Multan announced the results of the Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC), commonly known as Intermediate, First Annual Examination 2026. An overall passing rate of 67% was recorded.
A special ceremony was held at Jubilee Hall to honor position holders, attended by students, their parents, teachers, and board officials. Commissioner Multan Division, Amir Aamir Karim Khan, and Member of the Provincial Assembly from Khanewal, Usama Fazal, served as chief guests.
According to statistical data, 79,796 candidates appeared for the examination, with 53,489 declared successful, representing a pass rate of 67%. Group-wise pass percentages were:
- Pre-Medical: 84%
- Pre-Engineering: 80%
- General Science: 65%
- Commerce: 61%
- Home Economics: 88%
- Humanities: 51%
District-wise, Khanewal and Lodhran recorded a pass percentage of 67% each, while Multan and Vehari achieved 66% each.
Ali Bin Abdullah from Punjab College for Boys, Lahore Mor, Khanewal, secured the overall first position with 1,163 marks. Fakhira Zafar from Khanewal stood second with 1,162 marks. Danya Sabir and Fatima Batool from Khanewal, and Faizan Shaukat from Multan, jointly secured third position with 1,161 marks each.
MPA Usama Fazal from Khanewal congratulated the position holders and successful candidates, emphasizing the need to encourage students to pursue research, character building, and positive activities alongside education.
Commissioner Aamir Karim Khan also congratulated the achievements of students, their parents, and teachers. He emphasized that these successes reflect hard work, prayers, and guidance. He assured continued efforts by the government and relevant institutions to provide better educational opportunities for students.
Dr Ijaz Ahmad Tatla (Chairman BISE), Khurram Shehzad (Board Secretary), Dr Imran Ahmed (Controller of Examinations), and other officials were also present. Cash prizes, medals, and certificates were distributed among position holders. Students, parents, and teachers expressed their happiness with the successful results.