Punjab Boards Release Class 11 Annual Exam Results 2026

LAHORE: Educational boards across Punjab, including Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad, Bahawalpur and Gujranwala, have announced the 2026 annual results for Intermediate Part-I (Class 11) examinations.

Lahore Board

According to the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore, 165,245 students appeared for the Class 11 examinations, and 99,191 passed. The overall pass percentage was 60.03%, while around 66,000 students failed.

Rawalpindi Board

A total of 55,834 students appeared for the examinations under BISE Rawalpindi. Of these, 30,280 passed, while 25,554 failed. The overall pass percentage was 54.23%.

Female students performed better than male students. Girls recorded a pass percentage of 62.13%, compared with 38.54% for boys. A total of 23,075 female students and 7,205 male students passed.

Multan Board

BISE Multan recorded an overall pass percentage of 65.15%. Of the 68,375 students who appeared for the examinations, 44,547 passed.

The pass percentage was 78.25% for pre-medical students, 76.45% for pre-engineering, 65.16% for general science and 65.56% for commerce.

Faisalabad Board

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Faisalabad also announced its Class 11 annual examination results for 2026.

According to the board, 105,663 students appeared for the examinations, and 65,178 passed. The overall pass percentage stood at 61.68%.

Bahawalpur Board

BISE Bahawalpur reported an overall pass percentage of 53.46% in the Intermediate Part-I annual examinations.

A total of 49,658 students appeared, and 26,548 passed. Regular students recorded a pass percentage of 54.33%, while private students had a pass percentage of 36.62%.

Gujranwala Board

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Gujranwala also announced its Class 11 annual examination results.

Board Chairperson Aqsa Shabbir said that 135,983 students appeared for the examinations, of whom 79,085 passed. The overall pass percentage was 58.16%, while around 56,000 students failed to qualify.