Punjab Boards Announce 11th-Grade Results

News Desk

LAHORE: Educational boards across Punjab have announced the results of the Intermediate Part I (11th-grade) annual examinations, with pass rates varying across Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi and Sargodha.

According to the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore, 99,191 candidates passed out of 165,245 students who appeared for the examinations, recording an overall pass rate of 60.03%.

The Faisalabad Board reported that 65,178 students passed the examinations out of 105,663 candidates, achieving a pass rate of 61.68%. The remaining candidates were unsuccessful.

Meanwhile, the Rawalpindi Board recorded a pass rate of 54.23%. Of the 55,834 candidates who appeared for the examinations, 30,280 passed, while 25,554 failed.

Sargodha recorded a comparatively higher overall pass rate of 68.70%, with 17,288 students passing out of 25,166 candidates who took the examinations.

A breakdown of the Sargodha results showed a difference in performance between public- and private-sector institutions. Students from public educational institutions recorded a pass rate of 63.25%, while private institutions achieved a higher rate of 73.91%.

Among private candidates, 10,427 students passed out of 14,107 who appeared, according to the reported figures. Independent candidates recorded a pass rate of 54.01%, with 782 successful candidates out of 1,448.

The results highlight varying academic outcomes across Punjab’s educational boards and institutions, with Sargodha reporting the highest overall pass rate among the districts covered in the available figures, while Rawalpindi recorded the lowest.