Parents and students finally have the complete picture of this year’s first-year results. One day after all nine Punjab boards announced the 11th class result on 22 October 2026, the boards have started releasing their official gazettes — and with them the verified statistics: how many students appeared, how many passed, and which groups and districts performed best. Lahore closed at a 60.03% pass rate, Faisalabad at 61.68%, Gujranwala at 58.16%, Rawalpindi at 54.23%, Bahawalpur at 53.46%, Sargodha at 66.79% and DG Khan at 66.06%, while the Multan and Sahiwal gazettes are out as well.
A gazette is the board’s own master result document — the full list of roll numbers, names, marks and grades in one PDF. Because every figure in this article comes from these official gazettes, the numbers below are the board’s own. Here is the complete breakdown for all nine boards whose gazettes are now confirmed, plus a step-by-step guide to downloading your board’s gazette PDF.
Pass Rates at a Glance: Nine Boards Confirmed
The nine boards with confirmed gazettes show pass rates between 53% and 67%:
Lahore is Punjab’s biggest board and its gazette is the most detailed. Of the 168,655 students who applied, 165,245 sat the Part-I papers (held 15 June to 8 July 2026) and 99,191 cleared them — an overall pass rate of exactly 60.03%. The standout finding is the gap between girls and boys: female candidates passed at 68.23% while male candidates passed at just 47.32%.
Among study groups, Pre-Engineering topped the chart at 79.23% (5,230 of 6,601), ahead of Pre-Medical at 74.16% (23,327 of 31,456). General Science stood at 61.05%, Commerce at 52.66% and Humanities at 50.17%. District-wise, the Daanish Schools recorded an outstanding 95.85% (1,295 of 1,351), followed by Nankana Sahib 65.17%, Kasur 60.71%, Sheikhupura 60.34% and Lahore district 59.01%.
BISE Rawalpindi: Complete Result Statistics
Rawalpindi’s gazette reports 57,048 applications, 55,834 appearances and 30,280 passes — a 54.23% overall pass rate. The female lead repeats here too: 62.13% of girls passed compared with 38.54% of boys.
Faisalabad’s gazette shows the strongest overall pass rate of the three confirmed boards: 61.68%. From 108,110 registered candidates, 105,663 appeared and 65,178 passed. Regular candidates passed at 63.33% (61,867 of 97,696) while private candidates passed at 41.56% (3,311 of 7,967). The board’s written papers ran from 20 May to 8 July 2026.
BISE Gujranwala: 58.16% Pass Rate
The Gujranwala board’s official gazette is the newest addition to the confirmed list. Out of 138,769 students who applied, 135,983 sat the Part-I papers — held from 15 June to 8 July 2026 — and 79,085 cleared them, giving a 58.16% overall pass rate. The board’s disciplinary committee also reported 23 unfair-means cases during the examinations, with 22 already decided.
Multan’s official HSSC Part 1 gazette 2026 is out as well, though the board’s overall pass percentage is not confirmed from official figures yet. A scan of the gazette shows three candidates tied at the highest observed marks of 543 — Samia Amjad (705758), Hafiza Ashba Fatima (705889) and Abdullah Ahmad (706001) — with four more at 542, one at 541 and two at 540. These are the top marks spotted in the gazette document itself, not an official position-holder list announced by the board.
BISE Sahiwal Gazette: Top Marks Spotted
The Sahiwal board’s official Part-I gazette 2026 is available now, although the board has not confirmed an overall pass percentage from official figures. The gazette scan shows the leading total at 541 — scored by Samreen Taj (roll number 400407, d/o Taj Muhammad). Behind her are Kashaf Fatima with 540 (roll number 400990, d/o Maqsood Ahmed), Maryam Ashfaq with 539 (roll number 404308, d/o Muhammad Ashfaq), and two candidates sharing 538: Nabeeha Zainab (roll number 401965, d/o Umar Farooq) and Maleeha Shafiq (roll number 404105, d/o Muhammad Shafiq). These totals are the highest found by scanning the official gazette itself; the board has published no separate Part-I position-holder notification. The gazette uses short subject codes such as PHY, CH, BIO and ENG for failed papers, and absent students are marked ABSENT.
BISE Bahawalpur: Complete Result Figures
Bahawalpur’s official gazette gives a clear picture: 50,888 students applied, 49,658 appeared and 26,548 passed, for an overall pass rate of 53.46%. The theory papers were conducted from 15 June to 8 July 2026.
Sargodha stands at the top of the province with a 66.79% overall pass rate — the best confirmed figure of any board. From 49,964 candidates who appeared, 33,371 passed. Every science group crossed 70%, with Pre-Medical setting the pace at 75.72%.
Pre-Medical: 75.72% (6,472 of 8,547) · Commerce: 74.03% (345 of 466)
Pre-Engineering: 73.46% (1,160 of 1,579) · General Science: 70.33% (9,136 of 12,990)
Humanities: 61.63% (16,258 of 26,382)
BISE DG Khan: 66.06% and a Wide Gender Gap
DG Khan’s official gazette confirms 66.06% overall — second only to Sargodha. The board saw 52,298 applications, 51,210 appearances and 33,830 passes. Girls finished far ahead of boys: 76.61% of female candidates passed compared with 54.67% of male candidates.
Girls: 20,372 of 26,591 (76.61%) · Boys: 13,458 of 24,619 (54.67%)
Districts: Kot Adu 71.56% (5,276 of 7,373) · Layyah 67.14% (8,023 of 11,950) · Muzaffargarh 66.28% (9,306 of 14,040) · Taunsa Sharif 64.82% (2,513 of 3,877) · Dera Ghazi Khan 64.76% (4,944 of 7,634) · Rajanpur 59.47% (3,768 of 6,336)
Each board publishes its gazette PDF in the Results or Downloads area of its own website. Here is how to get yours:
Open your board’s official website — for example biselahore.com for Lahore. The other boards’ sites are biserawalpindi.edu.pk (Rawalpindi), bisefsd.edu.pk (Faisalabad), bisegrw.edu.pk (Gujranwala), bisemultan.edu.pk (Multan), bisesahiwal.edu.pk (Sahiwal), bisebwp.edu.pk (Bahawalpur), bisedgkhan.edu.pk (DG Khan) and the Sargodha board’s own official website.
Go to the Results or Downloads section on the homepage.
Click the “HSSC Part 1 Gazette 2026” link to download the PDF file.
Open the PDF and press Ctrl + F (or Find in Page on your phone), then type your roll number or name to jump to your entry.
Why the Gazette Matters
Colleges use the gazette to prepare their complete institutional result in one go, and parents can verify any student’s marks directly from the board’s own document. Once downloaded, it needs no internet — handy whenever the board website slows down under heavy traffic.
Punjab Boards 11th Class Gazette 2026 — Complete Details
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Information
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BISE Lahore (figures also confirmed for Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Multan, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur, Sargodha and DG Khan)
Up to now, no Punjab board has published official Part-I position holder names or marks for 2026. The Multan and Sahiwal gazette scans above show the highest marks found in those documents, but neither board has declared official toppers. Boards announce their toppers through their own website and press release — any “toppers list” circulating on social media should be treated as unverified until the board itself confirms it.
Paper Rechecking
If you are unhappy with your marks in any subject, you can apply for rechecking online through your board’s website within 15 days of the result. Each subject needs a separate application. Rechecking only confirms that all answers were marked and the total was added correctly — marks are not re-awarded. Do not rely on anyone quoting a fee: the board’s own notice is the only authentic source.
4 Tips for Using the Gazette
Save it once, use it offline: download the PDF a single time — no more waiting on a busy website.
Search smart: Ctrl + F with your roll number is far quicker than scrolling hundreds of pages.
Check the name spelling: when searching by name, type it exactly as on your admission form.
Compare with your result card: the gazette and the online result card show the same official marks — if they differ, report it to the board.
Sargodha 66.79%, DG Khan 66.06%, Faisalabad 61.68%, Lahore 60.03%, Gujranwala 58.16%, Rawalpindi 54.23% and Bahawalpur 53.46% — the official gazettes of all nine boards of the 11th class 2026 are now public, with the Multan and Sahiwal gazettes released too and girls ahead of boys on every board. Download your board’s gazette PDF from its official website to see the complete, verified result record.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the BISE Lahore 11th class gazette 2026 officially released?
Yes. The board released the official HSSC Part 1 gazette 2026 on 22 October 2026. All nine Punjab boards — Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Multan, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur, Sargodha and DG Khan — have now released their official gazettes.
What is the Lahore board 11th class pass percentage in 2026?
60.03% — 99,191 students passed out of 165,245 who appeared, as recorded in the board’s official gazette.
How do I download the gazette PDF?
Open your board’s official website, go to Results or Downloads, and download the “HSSC Part 1 Gazette 2026” PDF. Press Ctrl + F and search your roll number or name.
Which board performed best so far?
Of the boards with confirmed pass rates, Sargodha leads at 66.79%, then DG Khan at 66.06%, Faisalabad at 61.68%, Lahore at 60.03%, Gujranwala at 58.16%, Rawalpindi at 54.23% and Bahawalpur at 53.46%. Multan’s and Sahiwal’s overall pass rates are still awaited.
What is the Gujranwala board’s 11th class pass percentage?
58.16% — 79,085 students passed out of 135,983 who appeared, per BISE Gujranwala’s official gazette. Hafizabad led the districts with 65.93%.
What is the Bahawalpur board’s 11th class pass percentage?
53.46% — 26,548 passes from 49,658 appearances, per the official gazette. Regular candidates reached 54.33% while private candidates managed 36.62%.
What is the Sargodha board’s 11th class pass percentage?
66.79% — 33,371 passed out of 49,964 who appeared, the best confirmed result in the province. Pre-Medical set the pace at 75.72%.
What is the DG Khan board’s 11th class pass percentage?
66.06% — 33,830 passes from 51,210 appearances. Girls outperformed boys 76.61% to 54.67%, and Kot Adu recorded the highest district rate at 71.56%.
Is the Sahiwal board gazette 2026 out?
Yes, the board has released its official Part-I gazette 2026, though its overall pass percentage remains unconfirmed from official figures. Scanning the gazette, the highest marks found are 541 — scored by Samreen Taj (roll number 400407).
When is the rechecking deadline?
Rechecking applications can be submitted online within 15 days of the result through your board’s official website, separately for each subject.
Shahzad Sahil is the editor of lahorejobs24.com, covering government jobs, private jobs, bank jobs, results and education news for Lahore and Punjab, with information verified from official sources.
