RAWALPINDI: All education boards across Punjab will announce the results of the annual Matric examinations on July 24, 2025 (Thursday).
According to a private TV channel, sources confirmed that all Punjab boards will release the results at the same time. The final date was decided during a meeting of the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC) held on June 14.
The announcement of Matric exam results across Punjab has been delayed due to the incomplete marking of papers, according to education officials. The delay has slowed down the result preparation process, but officials say efforts are underway to complete the marking on time.
The written exams for classes 9 and 10 ended on April 18, while practical exams were completed on May 15, 2025. Thousands of students are eagerly waiting for their results, which are important for choosing the next step in their education.
The marks will help students decide whether to pursue science, commerce, or arts in intermediate studies. Many students will also apply for college or technical institute admissions based on their results.
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Parents and teachers are also worried, as Matric results often play a key role in shaping students’ future careers. Until the final date is announced, students remain hopeful that their efforts will lead to good results.
Matric Results 2025 Expected Date
Last year, the Punjab boards announced the Matric results on July 9, 2024. According to a private TV report, this year the Matric results for classes 9 and 10 are expected to be released on July 24, 2025.
How to Check BISE Lahore Matric Results Online
Students can now check their exam results online by visiting the official websites of their respective educational boards. Each board has released the results on specific pages where students can enter their roll numbers and other required information to obtain their results.
Here are the links to the official websites of all educational boards:
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Lahore: https://www.biselahore.com/
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Rawalpindi: https://biserawalpindi.edu.pk/
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Multan: https://web.bisemultan.edu.pk/
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Faisalabad: http://www.bisefsd.edu.pk/
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Sargodha: https://www.bisesargodha.edu.pk/
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Gujranwala: https://www.bisegrw.edu.pk/
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DG Khan: https://www.bisedgkhan.edu.pk/
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Sahiwal: https://bisesahiwal.edu.pk/
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Bahawalpur: https://bisebwp.edu.pk/
How to Check Results via SMS
Students without internet access can also receive their results via SMS on their mobile phones. They can send their roll number to the following numbers for each educational board:
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Lahore: 800291
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Rawalpindi: 800296
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Multan: 800293
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Bahawalpur: 800298
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Faisalabad: 800240
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Gujranwala: 800299
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Sargodha: 800290
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DG Khan: 800295
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Sahiwal: 800292
It should be noted that mobile phone companies may charge a nominal fee for accessing results via SMS.
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Islamic Studies Paper Cancelled by Rawalpindi Board
Meanwhile, the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Rawalpindi has cancelled the Islamic Studies paper of HSSC Part I due to student complaints that many questions were out of syllabus.
Following student protests and reports from exam staff, the board decided to cancel the paper in the interest of students. The cancelled paper will now be re-conducted on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, for the first group, at the same exam centre and with the same roll numbers.
Parents and teachers have appreciated the decision, stating that including questions outside the syllabus is unfair and discouraging for students. They urged examination boards to prepare papers strictly within the syllabus to respect students’ efforts.
Rs5 Billion Budget Approved for Special Education in Punjab
In another development, the Punjab government has allocated Rs5 billion for the Special Education Department in the new budget.
According to details, Rs1.08 billion has been set aside for ongoing projects, while Rs3.91 billion has been allocated for new initiatives.
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General new projects will receive Rs169 million, and Rs3.75 billion has been earmarked for new initiatives under the Chief Minister’s programme.
The government has allocated Rs16 million for constructing the Government Special Education Centre in Wahga Town, and Rs40 million for capacity building at the Directorate of Special Education in Garden Town.
Rs40 million has also been set aside for building the Government Primary School for Special Needs in Raiwind. Additionally, Rs213 million has been allocated to install CCTV cameras in classrooms for better monitoring.
Under the Chief Minister’s Self-Support Programme and Skills Education, Rs150 million has been reserved to enhance vocational skills of special children.
