BISE 11th Class Result 2026 Gazette Statistics — Lahore, Gujranwala & Multan Pass Percentages

On Thursday, 22 October 2026, all nine Punjab boards announced the Intermediate Part-I (11th class) First Annual Examination 2026 results. Alongside the announcement, the boards and education portals released the official result gazettes — the full documents that list every candidate’s roll number, marks, and subject-wise status.

This guide covers the board-wise gazette statistics published so far for three major boards — BISE Lahore, BISE Gujranwala, and BISE Multan — including pass percentages, group-wise and district-wise performance, and top scorers. If you are looking for how to check your own result by roll number or SMS, see our companion guide: BISE 11th Class Result 2026 — Check Online by Roll Number, SMS and Gazette.

A note on scope: the statistics below come from the official gazettes as reported in the published gazette coverage for each board. Where a board’s overall figures were not included in the coverage reviewed for this guide, that is stated rather than estimated. Always treat the official board gazette as the final authority.

At a Glance

Board-Wise Pass Percentage Comparison

Two of the three boards’ gazettes include complete overall statistics, while the Multan gazette coverage reviewed focuses on top scorers and subject-level status rather than board-wide totals. The comparison below uses only confirmed figures.

Lahore leads the two boards with published totals at a 60.03% pass rate, roughly two points ahead of Gujranwala. Both boards show the same broad pattern seen in past years: female candidates outperform male candidates, and the science groups (Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medical) record the highest group-wise pass rates.

BISE Lahore 11th Class Result 2026 Gazette — Key Statistics

BISE Lahore’s gazette shows 168,655 candidates applied, 165,245 appeared, and 99,191 passed — an overall pass percentage of 60.03%.

Gender-Wise Performance

Female candidates maintained a clear lead over male candidates across regular and private categories:

Among regular candidates, the gap is visible by institution type too: boys at government colleges passed at 41.70% and at private colleges at 58.23%, while girls passed at 65.24% (government) and 75.14% (private).

Group-Wise Performance

Pre-Engineering posted the highest pass rate among all academic groups:

District-Wise Performance

Daanish Schools within the board’s jurisdiction led all regions, followed by Nankana Sahib:

Lahore city itself — the board’s largest district by far — recorded 59.01%, slightly below the board average. Source: the official gazette as reported by TechJuice.

BISE Gujranwala 11th Class Result 2026 Gazette — Complete Statistics

BISE Gujranwala covers six districts — Gujranwala, Gujrat, Hafizabad, Mandi Baha-ud-Din, Narowal, and Sialkot. The gazette shows 138,769 candidates applied, 135,983 appeared, and 79,085 passed — an overall pass percentage of 58.16%. The board’s disciplinary committee also registered 23 unfair-means cases during the examinations, of which 22 had already been decided at the time of the gazette’s release.

Group-Wise Performance

Pre-Engineering took the lead with the highest pass percentage; Pre-Medical followed closely, while Humanities recorded the lowest:

Subject-Wise Highlights

Compulsory subjects posted very high pass rates, while core sciences varied widely:

Mathematics stands out as the toughest major subject in the Gujranwala gazette at 56.91% — a full subject to prioritize if you need to reappear.

District-Wise Performance

Hafizabad emerged as the top-performing district, while Narowal recorded the lowest pass percentage:

Private candidates receive their result cards at their provided addresses; regular candidates must collect theirs from their institutions. Source: the official gazette as reported by TechJuice.

BISE Multan 11th Class Result 2026 Gazette — Top Scorers

The BISE Multan gazette has been released, and a scan of the extensive document shows tight competition at the very top — several students crossed the 540-mark threshold, with three candidates tied at 543 marks:

Note that these are the top performers observed in the gazette scan, not an official board-published position-holder list — the board’s own position announcement, if any, is the final word. Board-wide applied/appeared/passed totals for Multan were not included in the gazette coverage reviewed for this guide, so they are not estimated here. Source: the official gazette as reported by TechJuice.

How to Use the Result Gazette (3 Steps)

The gazette is most useful when board websites are slow on result day. Here is how to use it:

1. Open the official gazette PDF. Download it from your board’s official website (or the gazette link published with the result announcement). Save it to your phone or computer so you can search offline.
2. Search your roll number. On a computer, press Ctrl+F and type your roll number; on a phone, use the search option in your PDF app. A roll-number search gives the most accurate match — a name search can show several candidates with similar names.
3. Read your status line carefully. Your line shows marks per subject plus the overall result. Subject abbreviations such as PHY, CH, BIO, ENG, or UR next to your name indicate the subjects you must reappear in.

Students without internet access can also use the reported board SMS codes — Lahore 800291, Gujranwala 800299, Multan 800293 — by texting their roll number. These codes are reported, so confirm the correct code for your board before sending; standard SMS charges may apply and replies can be slow during busy hours.

Failed a Subject? Reappear and Rechecking Rules

If your gazette line shows you failed a subject or did not secure the passing marks in an individual Part-I subject, you are not out of options:

• Reappear with Part-II: Candidates who could not pass certain subjects can reappear in those subjects alongside their HSSC Part-II (12th class) annual examinations in 2027. The gazette’s subject abbreviations (PHY, CH, BIO, ENG, UR and similar) tell you exactly which subjects you need to retake.
• Rechecking (BISE Lahore): Students intending to apply for paper rechecking can submit applications online via the official BISE Lahore website within 15 days of the result declaration. If you are under a different board, check your own board’s website within 15 days of the result declaration. Other boards have their own procedures and deadlines — check your board’s official website.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Treating the online result as final. The web result gives immediate information, but the gazette and your official result card are the authoritative records.
• Searching the gazette by name instead of roll number. Common names return many matches; always use your roll number.
• Paying agents for “gazette” or result services. Gazettes and result checks are free on official board channels. Do not pay anyone who offers to “fix” your result or sell you a gazette.
• Assuming one board’s rules apply to another. Rechecking windows, SMS codes, and result-card procedures differ by board — confirm with your own board.
• Downloading gazettes from random links. Use your board’s official website or the published gazette coverage; unofficial copies can be edited or outdated.
• Missing the rechecking deadline. For BISE Lahore, rechecking applications must go in within 15 days of the result — the window is short.

FAQs

When was the BISE 11th class result 2026 announced?
All nine Punjab boards announced the Intermediate Part-I First Annual Examination 2026 results on 22 October 2026 at 10:00 AM.

What is the BISE Lahore 11th class result 2026 pass percentage?
60.03% — 99,191 candidates passed out of 165,245 who appeared, according to the official gazette.

What is the BISE Gujranwala 11th class result 2026 pass percentage?
58.16% — 79,085 passed out of 135,983 who appeared. Hafizabad was the top district at 65.93%.

Who topped the BISE Multan 11th class result 2026?
A scan of the gazette shows three candidates tied at 543 marks: Samia Amjad, Hafiza Ashba Fatima, and Abdullah Ahmad. This is from the gazette scan, not an official board position list.

What is a result gazette and why is it useful?
The gazette is the board’s official result document listing every candidate’s roll number and marks. It is useful on result day when board websites are overloaded, and it serves as an official record for schools analyzing performance.

What do subject abbreviations like PHY or BIO mean in the gazette?
They mark the subjects a candidate must reappear in — for example, PHY (Physics), CH (Chemistry), BIO (Biology), ENG (English), UR (Urdu).

If I failed a subject, when can I reappear?
You can reappear in the failed subjects alongside your HSSC Part-II annual examinations in 2027.

How do I apply for rechecking?
For BISE Lahore, apply online on the official board website within 15 days of the result. Other boards have their own procedures and deadlines — check your board’s official website.

Final Thoughts

The 2026 11th-class gazettes confirm a solid year for Punjab’s boards — Lahore at 60.03% and Gujranwala at 58.16%, with girls once again outperforming boys and Pre-Engineering leading the groups. If your result is in, use the gazette to double-check your subject status; if a subject shows up for reappearance, plan for it with your Part-II exams rather than panicking.

As always, rely only on your board’s official website and the official gazette for anything that affects your academic record. Do not trust forwarded screenshots or paid “result services” — and do not pay anyone for a result check or rechecking application.

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