LAHORE: The Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISEs) across Punjab announced the positions holders in the Intermediate Part-II Annual Examinations 2026.
In Lahore, Mubashira Waseem of Government Degree College Islampura and Syed Muhammad Mohiuddin of Government College University jointly secured the overall first position with 1,158 marks each. Muhammad Ahmad Shoukat and Muhammad Zunair Amjad both got 1,157 marks and secured the overall second position and Ayesha Bakhsh stood third after getting 1,156 marks.
Mubashira Waseem also topped the PreMedical group for girls, Kainat Shehzadi secured 1,153 marks and stood second and Aiza Imran got 1,152 marks and got thethird position.
Syed Muhammad Mohiuddin se cured the first position among boys in the Pre-Medical group, Muhammad Ahmad Shaukat and Muhammad Zunair Amjad both got 1,157 marks and secured the second position and Hafiz Muhammad E ssa Gill got 1,155 marks and stood third.
Muhammad Zunair Amjad and Ahmed Shaukat jointly secured the second position in Pre-Medical (Boys) with 1,157 marks each, while Kainat Shehzadi stood second among girls with 1,153 marks.
In Pre-Engineering (Boys), Hassan Ali Khan secured the first position with 1,154 marks, followed by Muhammad Ahmed with 1,152 marks for second position and Faizan Ezad got 1,150 marks and stood third.
Ayesha Bakhsh topped the girls’ group with 1,156 marks, while Arfa Fatima stood second with 1,153 marks and Haleema Abbas got the third position after securing1,151 marks.
Fareed Kamal Sharafat and Muhammad Ayan Kashif jointly secured the first position in General Science (Boys) with 1,141 marks each, Syed Muhammad Murtaza Mehdi Naqvi got 1,133 marks and stood second, while Hafiz Adeelur Rehman and Abdul Rehman both secured the third position after getting 1,131 marks.
Samia Rizvi topped the General Science (Girls) with 1,143 marks, Mumtahima Rafiq and Nimra Din Muhammad secured 1,138 marks and both got the second position, while Abreesham Kashif stood third after getting 1,136 marks.
Muhammad Taha Bin Atif secured the first position in Commerce (Boys) with 1,094 marks, Ali Akbar got 1,076 and stood second, while Ghulam Hamayiun Din got 1,070 marks and stood third.
In the Commerce Group (Girls), Jaweria secured the first position with 1,093 marks,followed by Shimzah Mustafa with 1,080 marks for the second position and Rabia Kiran got 1,074 marks and stood third.
In the Humanities Group (Boys), Salman Khan secured the first position with 1,090 marks, followed by Muhammad Zain Khan with 1,082 marks and Ahsan Nawaz with 1,073 marks stood third.
In the Humanities Group (Girls), Hafsa secured the first position with 1,102 marks, followed by Shafaah Abdul Samad with 1,100 marks secured the second position and Maira Imran with 1,098 marks got the third position.In Multan, the overall first position went to Ali Bin Abdullah, who secured 1,163 marks, Fakhara Muzafar secured 1,162 marks and stood second, while Dua Fatima Batool, Muhammad Faizan Shaukat and Daniyal Sabir secured 1,161 marks each and got the third position.
SARGODHA: In the Sargodha BISE, Anika Safdar, a student of the Punjab College forWomen, Bhalwal secured the first overall position by securing 1,162 marks, Kazim Raza from the Superior College of Commerce for Boys, Kot Momin got the second position with 1,159 marks and Mehrab Faraz from the Superior College for Women, Bhakkar secured the third position by securing 1,156 marks.
SAHIWAL: According to the results announced by the Sahiwal BISE, Ayesha Ashfaq of the Divisional and District Public School, Chichawatni, topped the board with 1,167 marks.
Ramal Fatima from the Punjab College for Women, Okara secured the second position with 1,162 marks, and the third position was shared by Saraf Saif from the Divisional and District Public School, Sahiwal,AyeshaMarriamofthe Cambridge Girls College, Pakpattan with 1,160 marks.
Controller of Examinations Mr Naveed told Dawn that nearly 62 percent candidates were successful from a total of 46,246 candidates, including 26,208 girls, appearing in the annual exam.
Of these, 28,844 were declared successful, with 18,045 girls among them.
The girls’ pass percentage was six points higher than the overall board average, he added.
DERA GHAZI KHAN: As per the DG Khan BISE announcement, Arfa MaryamoftheGovernment Associate College for Women, Kot Sultan secured the first position with 1,164 marks, Usman Ahmad of the Punjab College, Muzaffargarh stood second with 1,161 marks, while Muhammad Hanzla Munir of Government Higher Secondary School (QAED), Dera Ghazi Khan secured the third position with 1,158 marks.