SARGODHA, Sep 22 (APP):Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Sargodha Chairman Haider Abbas Gondal announced the results of the Intermediate Annual Examination 2026 on Tuesday, with Aneeka Safdar of Punjab College for Women Bhalwal, securing overall first position with 1,162 marks. According to a press release issued by the BISE office, Raza of Superior College of Commerce for Boys, Kot Momin, secured overall second position with 1,159 marks, while …
BISE declares results of Intermediate Annual Examination 2026
SARGODHA, Sep 22 (APP):Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Sargodha Chairman Haider Abbas
Gondal announced the results of the Intermediate Annual Examination 2026 on Tuesday,
with Aneeka Safdar of Punjab College for Women Bhalwal, securing overall first position
with 1,162 marks.
According to a press release issued by the BISE office, Raza of Superior College of Commerce
for Boys, Kot Momin, secured overall second position with 1,159 marks, while Mehrab Faraz
of Superior College for Women, Darya Khan Road, Bhakkar, stood third with 1,156 marks.
According to result notification, in the Pre-Medical Boys Group, Muhammad Hasnain and Muhammad
Sajid of Government Graduate College Bhakkar jointly secured first position with 1,153 marks each.
Muhammad Ali Abdullah of Punjab College for Science Bhakkar secured second position with 1,152 marks,
while Abdul Basit Khan of Pakistan Public Higher Secondary School Dullewala, Bhakkar, stood third
with 1,151 marks.
In the Pre-Medical Girls Group, Mehrab Faraz of Superior College for Women, Darya Khan Road,
Bhakkar, secured first position with 1,156 marks. Ayesha Zafar of the same college and Inayat
Fatima of Thal Inter College for Girls, Chak No. 22 MB, Khushab, jointly secured second position
with 1,155 marks each, while Iqra Farooq of Punjab College for Women Sargodha secured third
position with 1,154 marks.
In the Pre-Engineering Boys Group, Rao Muhammad Abdullah Sajid of Reader College Bhalwal
secured first position with 1,139 marks. Muhammad Muzammil of Jinnah Public Boys Higher
Secondary School Piplan, Mianwali, stood second with 1,134 marks, while Muhammad Abdullah
of District Public School and Inter College Khushab secured third position with 1,124 marks.
In the Pre-Engineering Girls Group, Khadija Saeed Rana of Jinnah Public Higher Secondary School
for Girls, Kallur Kot, Bhakkar, secured first position with 1,142 marks. Hina Bilal of Punjab College
for Women Jauharabad stood second with 1,139 marks, while Noor and Hina Batool of Thal Inter
College for Girls, Chak No. 22 MB, Khushab, jointly secured third position with 1,138 marks each.
In the General Science Boys Group, Muhammad Ahsan Naveed of Thal Inter College for Boys,
Chak No. 22 MB, Khushab, secured first position with 1,135 marks. Ahmer Ali of Pakistan Public
Higher Secondary School Dullewala and Muhammad Rehan Sikandar of Punjab College for Boys
Kot Momin jointly secured second position with 1,133 marks each, while Mubashir Kaleem Ashraf
of Govt Degree College Bhera secured third position with 1,132 marks.
In the General Science Girls Group, Aneeka Safdar of Punjab College for Women, near Railway
Phatak, Bhalwal, secured first position with 1,162 marks. Jannat Bint Amir of Punjab College for
Women Kot Momin stood second with 1,142 marks, while Ayesha Aslam and Bisma Rani of Superior
College for Women Kot Momin jointly secured third position with 1,141 marks each.
In the Humanities and Islamic Studies Boys Group, Kazim Raza of Superior College of Commerce
for Boys Kot Momin secured first position with 1,159 marks. Zeeshan Haider of the same institution
stood second with 1,104 marks, while Muhammad Mudassar Raza of Government Degree College
Noorpur Thal secured third position with 1,099 marks.
In the Humanities and Islamic Studies Girls Group, Zainab Riaz of Punjab College for Women Bhakkar
secured first position with 1,137 marks. Shabana Ansar of Ghazi Public Girls Higher Secondary School
Dullewala stood second with 1,032 marks, while Nayab Fatima of Reader College for Women Bhalwal
secured third position with 1,030 marks.
Chairman Haider Abbas Gondal said transparency, merit and prescribed rules and regulations had been
observed in preparation of the results. He congratulated the position-holders, their parents and teachers, describing their success as a result of their hard work and efforts of their educational institutions.
