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Gujranwala Board Announces Intermediate Position Holders Names 2026

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Gujranwala (BISE Gujranwala) has announced the group-wise position holders for the HSSC Part-II … Read More The post Gujranwala Board Announces Intermediate Position Holders Names 2026 appeared first on ProPakistani .

Gujranwala Board Announces Intermediate Position Holders Names 2026

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE Gujranwala) has announced the top-performing Intermediate students for the HSSC Part-II First Annual Examination 2026. The results were released on September 22, 2026.

In the Pre-Medical group for girls, Hareem Abbas led with 1,160 marks out of 1,200, while Eshal Tariq secured second place with 1,158 marks. Eman Shahid and Nabia Imran jointly ranked third with 1,156 marks each.

For Pre-Medical boys, Syed Absar Ahmad topped with 1,154 marks from Quaid-e-Azam Public College for Boys in Gujranwala. Moeez Ahmad came in second with 1,153 marks from Punjab College for Boys in Sialkot. Muhammad Ali Hassan secured third position with 1,146 marks from Punjab College for Boys in Sialkot.

The Pre-Engineering group saw Zoha Fatima topping with 1,152 marks from KIPS College for Girls in Sialkot. Fatima Amjad followed closely in second with 1,144 marks from KIPS College for Girls in Hafizabad, and Irfa Mushtaq earned third place with 1,135 marks from Punjab College for Women in Gujrat.

In General Science, Hadiya Shahid topped with 1,155 marks from Superior College for Girls in Sialkot. Tayyaba Akbar secured second place with 1,141 marks from Aspire College for Girls in Gujranwala, and Minahil Mehmood came in third with 1,139 marks from Punjab College of Commerce for Girls in Kamoke, Hafizabad.

For Commerce, Asiya topped with 1,124 marks from The Gift College for Girls in Sheikhupura. Tayyba Irfan followed in second with 1,114 marks from Superior College of Commerce for Women in Sialkot, and Nukhba Zafar earned third position with 1,102 marks from Superior College for Girls in Gujrat.

Finally, in the Humanities group, Ahsan Javed secured first position with 1,081 marks from Punjab College of Commerce in Hafizabad. Muhammad Ishaq ranked second with 1,079 marks from Government Degree College in Pindi Bhattian, Hafizabad. Taqi Haider came in third with 1,059 marks from Government Degree College in Pindi Bhattian, Hafizabad.

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