DG Khan Board Announces Intermediate Position Holders Names 2026

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Dera Ghazi Khan (BISE DG Khan) has announced the names of the top position holders for the Intermediate Part-II and Combined First Annual Examination 2026. Arfa Maryam emerged as the overall top scorer with 1,164 marks out of 1,200, followed by Usman Ahmad with 1,161 marks, and Muhammad Hanzla Munir securing the third position with 1,158 marks.

The board also revealed the highest achievers in various specialized groups, including Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, General Science, Commerce, and Humanities.

In the Pre-Medical group, Muhammad Hanzla Munir from Government Higher Secondary School (QAED), Dera Ghazi Khan topped the list with 1,158 marks, followed by Mashood Hussain with 1,156 marks, and Muhammad Farhan with 1,153 marks. For the Pre-Medical group, Arfa Maryam from Government Associate College for Women, Kot Sultan claimed the first position with 1,164 marks, Maryam Naveed from Punjab College for Women, Muzaffargarh secured the second spot with 1,155 marks, and Hafiza Tayyabah Naeem from Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Taunsa came in third with 1,153 marks.

The Pre-Engineering group had its first position holder as Muhammad Faizan from Government Kaura Khan Associate College, Jatoi with 1,143 marks, followed by Muhammad Umar Hanif with 1,140 marks, and Umar Gurmani with 1,130 marks. Their respective institutions were the Government Graduate College, Taunsa for the Pre-Engineering group boys, and the Government Degree College for Women, Choubara for the Pre-Engineering group girls.

In the General Science and Commerce category, Usman Ahmad from Punjab College, Muzaffargarh achieved the top position with 1,161 marks, followed by Muhammad Saim Zakee with 1,144 marks, and Abdul Mueez with 1,140 marks. The girls in this group were led by Sundas Khan from Punjab College for Women, Muzaffargarh with 1,151 marks, Aleezy Naseer from Government Associate College for Women, Chowk Azam with 1,148 marks, and Urwa-tul-Wusqa from Al-Farooq Girls Higher Secondary School, Naseerabad with 1,146 marks.

Finally, the Humanities group was headed by Muhammad Ishfaq from Government Graduate College, Kot Sultan with 1,080 marks, followed by Muhammad Rashid with 1,074 marks, and Muhammad Salman Abdullah with 1,068 marks. Their female counterparts were led by Sania Azhar from Government Associate College for Women, Karor with 1,121 marks, Iram Bibi from Government Associate College for Women, Gujrat, Kot Adu with 1,112 marks, and Tuba Nadeem from Government Associate College for Women, Kot Sult.