Educational boards across Punjab officially announced the Intermediate Part-I annual examination results for 2026 on Thursday. Nine boards, including Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Bahawalpur, Gujranwala, and Multan, published student scorecards and official gazettes. Overall pass percentages varied across provincial divisions, reflecting diverse academic performance levels across regions. Consequently, hundreds of thousands of first-year high school students accessed their marks online and via SMS platforms.
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The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Lahore recorded a pass percentage of 60.03 percent in Part-I examinations. Out of 165,245 registered candidates in Lahore, 99,191 passed while roughly 66,000 failed to clear all subjects. Meanwhile, the Faisalabad board reported a 61.68 percent pass rate after 65,178 out of 105,663 candidates passed. Additionally, BISE Gujranwala declared an overall pass percentage of 58.16 percent, with 79,085 passing out of 135,983 examinees.
In Rawalpindi, female students outperformed male candidates by a substantial margin across all academic discipline streams. BISE Rawalpindi recorded an overall pass rate of 54.23 percent among its 55,834 examinees. Female candidates achieved a 62.13 percent pass rate, whereas male students recorded a lower 38.54 percent pass rate. Furthermore, the Bahawalpur board reported a 53.46 percent pass rate, with regular candidates outperforming private students significantly.
The Multan board released detailed group-wise statistics showing high performance levels in science academic disciplines. Pre-medical candidates in Multan achieved a 78.25 percent pass rate, while pre-engineering students recorded 76.45 percent success. General science and commerce streams achieved pass rates of 65.16 percent and 65.56 percent, respectively. Consequently, academic administrators praised the high performance of students enrolled in science and technology faculties.
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Students who failed individual papers can apply for subject rechecking or prepare to retake exams alongside Part-II next year. Educational boards continue offering digital gazette downloads and official SMS result verification services for student convenience. Furthermore, college administrators will use these intermediate results to evaluate academic progress and guide future subject specialization. Ultimately, the successful declaration of Class 11 results enables students to proceed with their higher secondary academic plans.