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First-Year Results Are Out! How to Check Your Class 11 Result Online and via SMS

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
October 22, 2026
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LAHORE: Educational boards across Punjab have announced the annual Intermediate Part-I (Class 11) examination results, with varying pass percentages reported in Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi and Sargodha.

The results show differences in overall performance across the boards, while students can check their individual results through the relevant board’s official website. SMS-based result checking may also be available, subject to the instructions issued by each board.

Lahore Board Records a Pass Percentage of 60.03%
According to figures released by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE), Lahore, a total of 165,245 candidates appeared in the Class 11 annual examinations.

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Of these, 99,191 students passed, taking the overall pass percentage to 60.03%.

More Than 65,000 Candidates Pass Faisalabad Board Exams
The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Faisalabad, reported that 105,663 candidates appeared in the annual Class 11 examinations.

A total of 65,178 candidates passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 61.68%. The remaining candidates did not meet the passing requirements.

Rawalpindi Board Reports a 54.23% Pass Rate
According to the results announced by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Rawalpindi, 55,834 candidates appeared in the Intermediate Part-I examinations.

Of these, 30,280 candidates passed, while 25,554 were unsuccessful. The overall pass percentage stood at 54.23%.

Sargodha Reports a Pass Percentage of 68.70%
In Sargodha, the overall pass percentage for the Class 11 examinations was reported at 68.70%.

According to the available figures, 25,166 candidates appeared in the examinations, of whom 17,288 passed.

The reported pass percentage for students from government educational institutions was 63.25%, while private educational institutions recorded a pass percentage of 73.91%.

The figures provided for private educational institutions show that 10,427 out of 14,107 candidates passed.

Meanwhile, private candidates recorded a pass percentage of 54.01%. Of the 1,448 candidates in this category, 782 passed the examinations.

How to Check the Class 11 Result Online
Students can check their Intermediate Part-I results by visiting the official website of their respective educational board.

They should open the relevant results section and enter their roll number, along with any other details required by the board, to view their results.

How to Check the Result Through SMS
Students seeking to receive their results via SMS may be able to do so by typing their roll number in their mobile phone’s messaging application and sending it to 800293.

However, candidates are advised to verify the SMS code and instructions with their respective educational boards before using the service, as procedures may vary.

Result Gazette Available Through Official Board Websites
The complete results gazette in PDF format may also be downloaded from the relevant board’s official website once it has been uploaded.

Students are advised to consult official board websites and announcements for accurate, complete and final information regarding their examination results.

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