On Thursday, 22 October 2026, all nine Punjab boards announced the Intermediate Part-I (11th class) First Annual Examination 2026 results at 10:00 AM. Following the announcement, education outlets published the official result gazettes for individual boards — and two boards now have fresh coverage: the BISE Sahiwal gazette with its top scorers and the BISE Bahawalpur gazette with complete key statistics.
This guide covers what each board’s gazette coverage reports so far — Sahiwal’s highest scorers, Bahawalpur’s pass percentage and candidate totals — and how to find your own roll number in the gazette. If you are looking for how to check your result online or by SMS for any board, see our companion guide: BISE 11th Class Result 2026 — Check Online by Roll Number, SMS and Gazette.
A note on scope: the figures below come from each board’s official gazette as reported in the published gazette coverage. The Sahiwal top scorers are reported by two independent outlets; the Bahawalpur statistics come from one outlet’s gazette read and could not be independently checked against the official gazette PDF, so treat them as reported figures. The official board gazette is always the final authority.
At a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Result announced | 22 October 2026, 10:00 AM (all nine Punjab boards) |
| Examination | HSSC Part-I (11th Class), First Annual Examination 2026 |
| Written exams held | 15 June – 8 July 2026 (reported) |
| BISE Sahiwal highest marks | 541 (Samreen Taj, Roll No. 400407) — reported by two outlets |
| BISE Bahawalpur pass percentage | 53.46% (26,548 passed out of 49,658 appeared) — reported |
| Regular vs private (Bahawalpur) | 54.33% regular, 36.62% private — reported |
| Gazette search method | Open the official gazette PDF, press Ctrl+F, search your roll number |
BISE Sahiwal 11th Class Result 2026 Gazette — Top Scorers Revealed
The BISE Sahiwal gazette covers three districts — Sahiwal, Okara, and Pakpattan. A scan of the gazette shows girls dominating the very top of the merit order, with the highest marks going to:
| Roll Number | Candidate Name | Father’s Name | Marks Obtained |
|---|---|---|---|
| 400407 | Samreen Taj | Taj Muhammad | 541 |
| 400990 | Kashaf Fatima | Maqsood Ahmed | 540 |
| 404308 | Maryam Ashfaq | Muhammad Ashfaq | 539 |
| 401965 | Nabeeha Zainab | Umar Farooq | 538 |
| 404105 | Maleeha Shafiq | Muhammad Shafiq | 538 |
These names come from the gazette as reported by both TechJuice and Bloom Pakistan, which independently published the same top-scorer list. That double reporting makes this the most firmly confirmed set of figures in this guide.
Two cautions apply. First, this is the set of highest marks observed in the gazette, not the board’s formal position-holder list — the board announced position holders on 21 October 2026, and its own press release is the final word on official positions. Second, the gazette uses subject abbreviations for candidates who must reappear in specific subjects: PHY (Physics), CH (Chemistry), BIO (Biology), ENG (English). A student marked ABSENT missed the examinations entirely.
BISE Bahawalpur 11th Class Result 2026 Gazette — Key Statistics
BISE Bahawalpur covers Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, and Rahim Yar Khan districts. The gazette coverage reports the board’s full examination metrics:
| Examination Metric | Reported Figure |
|---|---|
| Candidates applied | 50,888 |
| Absent / roll number cancelled | 1,230 |
| Candidates appeared | 49,658 |
| Candidates passed | 26,548 |
| Overall pass percentage | 53.46% |
| Regular candidates pass rate | 54.33% |
| Private candidates pass rate | 36.62% |
As with the other Punjab boards, regular candidates performed clearly better than private candidates — a gap of nearly 18 percentage points. The board also maintained a record of unfair-means cases (UMC): 26 disciplinary cases and complaints were registered during the examinations, of which 11 had been decided and 15 remained under trial at the time of the gazette’s release. Source: the official gazette as reported by TechJuice.
Status note: these Bahawalpur figures come from a single outlet’s gazette read. The numbers are plausible and internally consistent (26,548 ÷ 49,658 = 53.46%), but they have not been independently confirmed against the board’s official gazette PDF. Treat them as reported figures and verify against bisebwp.edu.pk for anything official.
Sahiwal vs Bahawalpur — Comparison at a Glance
| Detail | BISE Sahiwal | BISE Bahawalpur |
|---|---|---|
| Districts | Sahiwal, Okara, Pakpattan | Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, Rahim Yar Khan |
| Headline figure | Top scorer: 541 marks | Pass rate: 53.46% |
| Candidates appeared | Not reported in coverage reviewed | 49,658 |
| Overall pass percentage | Not reported in coverage reviewed | 53.46% |
| Reported SMS code | 800292 | 800298 |
| Official website | bisesahiwal.edu.pk | bisebwp.edu.pk |
| Unfair-means cases | Not reported | 26 (11 decided, 15 under trial) |
Neither board’s coverage reviewed for this guide included a full gender-wise or group-wise breakdown, so those are not estimated here. SMS codes are reported — confirm the correct code on your board’s official website before sending, since standard SMS charges apply.
How to Check Your Result in the Gazette (3 Steps)
The gazette is most useful on result day, when board websites slow down under heavy traffic. Here is the reliable way to use it:
- Open the official gazette PDF. Download it from your own board’s official website — bisesahiwal.edu.pk for Sahiwal, bisebwp.edu.pk for Bahawalpur — or from the published gazette coverage. Save it to your phone or computer so you can search offline.
- 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 is the most accurate — a name search can return several candidates with similar names.
- Read your status line carefully. Your line shows marks per subject and the overall result. Subject abbreviations (PHY, CH, BIO, ENG, UR) next to your name indicate the subjects you must reappear in; ABSENT means you missed the examinations.
Without internet access, you can also use the reported SMS method: text your roll number to 800292 (Sahiwal) or 800298 (Bahawalpur). Confirm the code for your board before sending; replies can be slow during busy hours.
Failed a Subject? What the Gazette Tells You
- Reappear with Part-II: candidates who could not clear certain subjects can reappear in those subjects alongside their HSSC Part-II (12th class) annual examinations in 2027. The gazette’s subject abbreviations tell you exactly which subjects to retake.
- Rechecking: students can apply for paper rechecking on the official board website within the board’s rechecking window — check your own board’s site for its deadline, and do not assume one board’s window applies to another.
- Result cards: regular candidates normally collect their official result cards from their institutions; private candidates should follow the instructions issued by their board. Your college office is the first place to ask.
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.
- Trusting forwarded “position holder” screenshots. Only your board’s official announcement confirms positions — the toppers listed here come from gazette scans reported by news outlets, not the board’s own position list.
- 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.
- Downloading gazettes from random links. Use your board’s official website or the published gazette coverage; unofficial copies can be edited or outdated.
- Assuming one board’s figures describe another. Sahiwal’s 541 top score and Bahawalpur’s 53.46% pass rate belong to those boards only — every board publishes its own gazette.
FAQs
Who topped the BISE Sahiwal 11th class result 2026?
The gazette’s highest marks were 541 by Samreen Taj (Roll No. 400407), followed by Kashaf Fatima with 540, as reported by TechJuice and Bloom Pakistan. This is from the gazette scan, not the board’s formal position-holder list.
What is the BISE Bahawalpur 11th class result 2026 pass percentage?
53.46% — 26,548 candidates passed out of 49,658 who appeared, according to the gazette as reported by TechJuice. These figures are reported and not yet independently confirmed against the official gazette PDF.
When was the 11th class result 2026 announced?
All nine Punjab boards announced the HSSC Part-I First Annual Examination 2026 results on 22 October 2026 at 10:00 AM.
What is the SMS code for BISE Sahiwal and BISE Bahawalpur results?
The reported codes are 800292 for Sahiwal and 800298 for Bahawalpur — text your roll number to the code. These are reported codes, so confirm on your board’s official website before sending; standard SMS charges apply.
What do PHY, CH, BIO, ENG mean in the gazette?
They mark the subjects a candidate must reappear in — Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English respectively. UR marks Urdu the same way.
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 many unfair-means cases did BISE Bahawalpur report?
26 disciplinary cases were registered; 11 had been decided and 15 remained under trial at the time of the gazette’s release, as reported by TechJuice.
Where can I download the official gazette?
From your own board’s official website — bisesahiwal.edu.pk for Sahiwal and bisebwp.edu.pk for Bahawalpur.
Final Thoughts
The 2026 11th-class gazettes keep delivering a strong year for Punjab’s boards: Sahiwal’s top scorer touched 541 marks with girls leading the merit order, and Bahawalpur reported a 53.46% pass rate with regular candidates well ahead of private ones. 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.
