LAHORE: (News Desk) – Punjab’s overall pass percentage in Intermediate Part-I examinations has increased by more than six percentage points compared with last year, reaching 60.36% across all nine educational boards.
According to the reported results, 435,358 students passed the examinations this year, compared with 412,292 in the previous year. However, the total number of candidates appearing in the examinations declined from 767,410 last year to 721,220 this year.
Results from all nine educational boards showed improvements in pass percentages, although the extent of progress varied across the province.
The Lahore Board’s pass rate increased from 53.7% last year to 60% this year, while Faisalabad recorded an improvement from 55.7% to 61.7%. Gujranwala’s pass percentage rose from 49.9% to 58.1%, and Multan’s increased from 57.4% to 65.1%.
Rawalpindi recorded a notable improvement, with its pass rate climbing from 43.4% to 54.2%. Sahiwal’s percentage rose from 54.5% to 59.3%, while Sargodha registered an increase from 57% to 66.7%.
Dera Ghazi Khan’s pass percentage improved from 62.4% to 66.1%, whereas Bahawalpur recorded a modest increase from 53.1% to 53.4%.
According to the report, the Sargodha Board achieved the province’s highest pass percentage at 66.79%, followed by the Dera Ghazi Khan Board at 66.06%.
The overall improvement reflects a higher proportion of successful candidates across Punjab’s nine boards, despite a decline in the number of students who appeared for the examinations.
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