According to the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore, 165,245 candidates appeared in the examinations, of whom 99,191 passed. The overall pass percentage stood at 60.03 per cent.
The Faisalabad Board reported that 105,663 students took the examinations, while 65,178 were declared successful, resulting in a pass rate of 61.68 per cent.
Meanwhile, the Rawalpindi Board recorded 55,834 candidates in the examinations. Of these, 30,280 passed and 25,554 failed, bringing the overall pass percentage to 54.23 per cent.
In Sargodha, 17,288 out of 25,166 candidates passed the 11th-class examinations, taking the overall success rate to 68.70 per cent.
A breakdown of the Sargodha results showed that students from public educational institutions recorded a pass rate of 63.25 per cent. Candidates from private educational institutions achieved a higher pass rate of 73.91 per cent, with 10,427 out of 14,107 students passing.
Private candidates appearing independently recorded a pass rate of 54.01 per cent, as 782 out of 1,448 candidates passed the examinations.
The results provide an overview of student performance across the four reporting regions, with Sargodha recording the highest overall pass percentage among the boards and district figures provided.
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