For Saimoon Fatima, the 2026 Intermediate results brought a remarkable academic milestone. The Faisalabad student secured 1,155 marks, placing her third in the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Faisalabad examinations. She shared the position with two other students who achieved the same score.
A student of Punjab College for Women on Daewoo Road, Saimoon stood out among thousands of candidates who appeared in this year’s examinations.
Her result reflects years of academic effort and places her among the highest performing students in the board.
Saimoon’s result was particularly notable in the Pre-Medical group, where she shared third place among the top-performing female students. Her score put her only a handful of marks behind the students at the very top of the results.
The girls’ Pre-Medical category was led by Hafiza Ghanwa Amber, who scored 1,165 marks. Four students followed with 1,156 marks each, while Saimoon and Deap Fatima secured the next position with 1,155 marks.
The narrow difference between the leading scores shows just how competitive this year’s results were.
Behind Saimoon’s result is a family whose livelihood comes from everyday work. Her father’s profession as a rickshaw driver adds another dimension to her achievement, showing the determination that can accompany academic ambitions regardless of a family’s financial circumstances.
The Faisalabad Board announced the Intermediate results on September 23, 2026, recognising students who performed exceptionally across different groups. Saimoon’s name featured among those who reached the highest positions.
Her third-place finish now marks an important chapter in her educational journey.
For Saimoon Fatima, the 2026 Intermediate results brought a remarkable academic milestone.
For Saimoon Fatima, the 2026 Intermediate results brought a remarkable academic milestone. The Faisalabad student secured 1,155 marks, placing her third in the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Faisalabad examinations. She shared the position with two other students who achieved the same score.
A student of Punjab College for Women on Daewoo Road, Saimoon stood out among thousands of candidates who appeared in this year’s examinations.
Her result reflects years of academic effort and places her among the highest performing students in the board.
Saimoon’s result was particularly notable in the Pre-Medical group, where she shared third place among the top-performing female students. Her score put her only a handful of marks behind the students at the very top of the results.
The girls’ Pre-Medical category was led by Hafiza Ghanwa Amber, who scored 1,165 marks. Four students followed with 1,156 marks each, while Saimoon and Deap Fatima secured the next position with 1,155 marks.
The narrow difference between the leading scores shows just how competitive this year’s results were.
Behind Saimoon’s result is a family whose livelihood comes from everyday work. Her father’s profession as a rickshaw driver adds another dimension to her achievement, showing the determination that can accompany academic ambitions regardless of a family’s financial circumstances.
The Faisalabad Board announced the Intermediate results on September 23, 2026, recognising students who performed exceptionally across different groups. Saimoon’s name featured among those who reached the highest positions.
Her third-place finish now marks an important chapter in her educational journey.
