Punjab boards announce Intermediate Part-I results

Education boards across Punjab have announced the results of the Intermediate Part I annual examinations, with pass rates varying across Lahore, Multan, Gujranwala and Faisalabad. According to the figures released by the respective boards, Lahore recorded an overall pass rate of 60%, while Multan reported 65.15%. Gujranwala's pass percentage stood at 58.16%, and Faisalabad recorded 61.68%. Lahore Board reports 60% pass rate The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore said more than 165,000 students appeared for the Intermediate Part I examinations, of whom over 99,000 passed. The pass rate varied across academic groups, with Pre-Engineering recording 79% and Pre-Medical 74%. According to the board, the pass percentages for other groups were: General Science: 61% Arts: 50% Commerce: 52% The results also showed a difference in pass rates by gender. Female students recorded a pass rate of 68%, compared with 47% for male students. Multan Board records 65.15% pass rate The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Multan reported that 68,375 students appeared for the Intermediate Part I examinations. The board recorded an overall pass percentage of 65.15%. Gujranwala Board reports 58.16% pass rate According to Board Chairperson Aqsa Shabbir, 135,983 candidates appeared for the Intermediate Part I examinations under the Gujranwala Board. Of these, 79,085 candidates passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 58.16%. Faisalabad Board records 61.68% pass rate The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Faisalabad also announced its annual results for 11th grade. A total of 105,663 students appeared for the examinations, while 65,178 candidates were declared successful, putting the overall pass rate at 61.68%. The announced results provide an overview of student performance across four major Punjab education boards, with each board reporting its own overall pass percentage.