Girls Take Top Spots In Intermediate Results 2026
Female students dominated the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education’s 2026 Intermediate results, securing the top position in all five groups announced by the board.
A total of 212,416 students appeared in the Part I and II annual examinations, with the overall pass rate reaching 85.95 percent. Female candidates also recorded a higher pass percentage than male students.
The results were announced in Islamabad during a ceremony attended by Federal Education Minister Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui. The outcome highlights the strong academic performance of female students across several disciplines.
Ammara Azhar led the pre-medical group with 1,079 marks, while Rameen Arjumand topped pre-engineering with 1,075 marks. Emaan Fatima secured first position in humanities with 1,007 marks.
Aqsa Farooq led the commerce group with 1,051 marks, followed by Aiza Afzal and Amina Asif. The general science group was topped by Abdullah Azhar with 1,063 marks.
The results showcase high achievers across medical, engineering, humanities, commerce and science streams, with female students taking the lead in four of the five groups.
The board said 1,237 staff members were involved in preparing the results. Seven cheating cases were reported during the examinations, according to FBISE Chairman Dr Ikram Ali Malik.
With an overall pass rate above 85 percent, the results reflect a strong performance across the board. The standout achievement, however, was the performance of female candidates who secured four of the five group toppers.
Students can now access their results through three options available via the Federal Board’s official website, marking the beginning of the next academic chapter for thousands of candidates.
Female students dominated the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education’s 2026 Intermediate results, securing the top position in all five groups announced by the board.
Female students dominated the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education’s 2026 Intermediate results, securing the top position in all five groups announced by the board.
A total of 212,416 students appeared in the Part I and II annual examinations, with the overall pass rate reaching 85.95 percent. Female candidates also recorded a higher pass percentage than male students.
The results were announced in Islamabad during a ceremony attended by Federal Education Minister Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui. The outcome highlights the strong academic performance of female students across several disciplines.
Ammara Azhar led the pre-medical group with 1,079 marks, while Rameen Arjumand topped pre-engineering with 1,075 marks. Emaan Fatima secured first position in humanities with 1,007 marks.
Aqsa Farooq led the commerce group with 1,051 marks, followed by Aiza Afzal and Amina Asif. The general science group was topped by Abdullah Azhar with 1,063 marks.
The results showcase high achievers across medical, engineering, humanities, commerce and science streams, with female students taking the lead in four of the five groups.
The board said 1,237 staff members were involved in preparing the results. Seven cheating cases were reported during the examinations, according to FBISE Chairman Dr Ikram Ali Malik.
With an overall pass rate above 85 percent, the results reflect a strong performance across the board. The standout achievement, however, was the performance of female candidates who secured four of the five group toppers.
Students can now access their results through three options available via the Federal Board’s official website, marking the beginning of the next academic chapter for thousands of candidates.
