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Girls dominate top positions in FBISE intermediate exam results

ISLAMABAD: Girls dominated the top spots, securing 11 out of 15 positions in all five groups, as the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) announced results for the 2026 annual exam on Wednesday. According to the results, the pass percentage for class 12 (HSSC-II) stands at 85.95pc and at 65.31pc for class 11 exams (HSSC-I). A total of 106,508 students had registered for…

Girls dominate top positions in FBISE intermediate exam results

FBISE announced the 2026 annual exam results on Wednesday, revealing that girls dominated the top spots across all five groups. A total of 106,508 students registered for the HSSC-I exam, with 67,848 passing, while 104,838 students registered for the HSSC-II exam, and 87,364 passed. In the Pre-Medical Group, Ammara Azhar of Army Public School and Colleges in Rawalpindi secured the first position with 1,079 marks, followed by Muhammad Jahanzaib from Punjab College of Science in Islamabad’s Blue Area, and Syeda Iman Fatima from Army Public School and College in Gujranwala Cantonment.

In Pre-Engineering and Commerce groups, girls also secured all top three positions. In the Commerce Group, Aqsa Farooq of HCCS Educational System Rawalpindi claimed the first position with 1,051 marks, followed by Aayeza Afzal with 1,047 marks. Education Minister Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui hailed the girls' achievements, viewing it as a positive indicator for the nation's future.

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