By Our Correspondent
LAHORE – Educational boards across Punjab have announced the results of the Intermediate Part-I annual examinations 2026, showing differences in student performance across Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Bahawalpur, Gujranwala and Multan.
According to the announced results, the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Faisalabad recorded the highest overall pass percentage among the six boards, at 61.68 per cent. Lahore followed with 60.03 per cent, while Gujranwala reported a pass rate of 58.16 per cent.
Rawalpindi recorded an overall pass percentage of 54.23 per cent, with female candidates significantly outperforming male students. Girls achieved a pass rate of 62.13 per cent, compared with 38.54 per cent for boys.
The Bahawalpur Board reported a pass percentage of 53.46 per cent. Regular candidates performed better than private candidates, recording pass rates of 54.33 per cent and 36.62 per cent, respectively.
Meanwhile, the Multan Board reported that 44,547 of the 68,375 candidates who appeared in the examinations passed. Students in the pre-medical group achieved a pass rate of 78.25 per cent, while pre-engineering candidates recorded 76.45 per cent.
The general science group achieved a pass percentage of 65.16 per cent, while commerce candidates recorded 65.56 per cent.
The results provide students with an important assessment of their academic progress as they prepare for Intermediate Part-II examinations and future university admissions.
Students are advised to check their individual marksheets and consult their respective boards for information regarding rechecking procedures, supplementary examinations and other result-related matters.
