ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has announced the results of the 2026 annual examinations for Class 9 and Class 10 (Matric), with the overall pass percentage recorded at 91.33 per cent.
The results were announced during a ceremony held at the FBISE auditorium in Islamabad. Federal Minister for Education and Professional Training Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui attended the event as the chief guest, while FBISE Chairman Dr Ikram Ali Malik briefed him on the examination system and congratulated the position holders on their outstanding performance.
The annual examinations were conducted in March and April at examination centres across Pakistan as well as designated overseas centres for Pakistani students. The board said answer scripts were evaluated through its e-marking system to ensure transparency, accuracy and timely declaration of results.
Girls once again delivered an outstanding performance in the examinations, securing the majority of the top positions across the Science and Humanities groups.
In the Science Group, Afira Ejaz of Army Public School Pasban, Rawalpindi, secured first position with 1,089 marks. Amina Nauman of Army Public School, Muzaffarabad, stood second with 1,088 marks, while Huzaifa Haider of PAF Inter College, Jinnah Camp, Rawalpindi, secured third position with 1,086 marks.
In the Humanities Group, Fatima Zahra of CB Public School and College, Wah Cantt, secured first position with 1,037 marks. Muhammad Moaz of Institute of Islamic Sciences, Satra Mile, Islamabad, and Minal Zahid of DHA Senior School for Girls, Lahore Cantt, shared second position after obtaining 1,031 marks each. Anisa Nisar of Pakistan Education Academy, UAE, secured third position with 1,023 marks.
Addressing the ceremony, Dr Ikram Ali Malik congratulated the successful students and highlighted the Federal Board’s continued efforts to improve the examination system through transparency and modern assessment practices.
Speaking on the occasion, Federal Minister Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui congratulated the successful students, their parents and teachers. He said it was a matter of pride that talented Pakistani students are making their mark around the world.
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The minister said acquiring skills has become one of the greatest needs of modern education. He added that Pakistan’s large youth population has the potential to meet the country’s future requirements and stressed that the next 10 to 15 years would be crucial as the world undergoes rapid change.
He also noted that female students continue to outperform male students in academics, saying the latest results once again reflect their excellent performance. He emphasised the need to create greater opportunities and a more supportive environment for girls to enable them to realise their full potential.
According to the Federal Board, students can check their results by entering their roll number on the board’s official website, sending FB [Roll Number] to 5088 via SMS, or accessing the official result gazette.
