Web Desk: Students across Punjab are set to receive their Class 11, or HSSC Part-I, annual examination results on October 22, according to the currently reported province-wide schedule.
The announcement will cover all nine Punjab education boards Lahore, Gujranwala, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Sahiwal, Sargodha, Bahawalpur and Dera Ghazi Khan. The boards follow a coordinated schedule issued through the Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen.
The results will determine the performance of students appearing in the first-year intermediate examinations, covering streams including pre-medical, pre-engineering, humanities, commerce and computer science.
Students should use their respective board’s official result portal or other officially provided channels once the results are released.
Students will generally be able to access their results online by selecting HSSC Part-I or Class 11 and entering their examination roll number on their board’s result portal.
The nine Punjab boards are:
- BISE Lahore
- BISE Gujranwala
- BISE Rawalpindi
- BISE Faisalabad
- BISE Multan
- BISE Sahiwal
- BISE Sargodha
- BISE Bahawalpur
- BISE Dera Ghazi Khan
Students should make sure they select the correct board because each education board maintains its own examination records.
Students who face difficulty accessing websites because of heavy traffic can also use their board’s SMS result service, where available.
The reported SMS codes for the Punjab boards are:
- Lahore: Send roll number to 800291
- Gujranwala: Send roll number to 800299
- Rawalpindi: Send roll number to 800296
- Faisalabad: Send roll number to 800240
- Multan: Send roll number to 800293
- Sahiwal: Send roll number to 800292
- Sargodha: Send roll number to 800290
- Bahawalpur: Send roll number to 800298
- Dera Ghazi Khan: Send roll number to 800295
Students should verify the SMS code on their respective board’s official website before sending their roll number, particularly if boards revise their result services.
Boards also publish result gazettes after results are announced. These documents contain the results of students registered with the respective board and can be useful when online portals experience heavy traffic.
Students should use the gazette issued by their own board rather than relying on another board’s result record.
The upcoming Class 11 results follow the announcement of the 2026 HSSC Part-II results, which showed considerable differences in pass rates among Punjab’s education boards.
Faisalabad recorded an overall pass rate of 71.13%, with 77,708 of 109,245 candidates declared successful. Female students also dominated the top positions, securing seven of the board’s eight leading positions.
Lahore recorded an overall success rate of about 65%, with more than 123,000 students passing out of over 189,000 candidates. Female candidates posted a 75% pass rate compared with 51% among male candidates.
In pre-medical, Lahore’s overall pass rate stood at 83%, while pre-engineering recorded a 79% success rate.
Sahiwal reported a 62.36% overall pass rate, with 28,844 of 46,246 candidates passing.
Rawalpindi recorded a 60.8% overall success rate. Female candidates posted a 67.56% pass rate, compared with 46.52% among male candidates.
Bahawalpur recorded a 59.92% pass rate, with 36,304 of 60,592 candidates successful. The figure was lower than the board’s reported rates of 63.53% in 2025 and 60.16% in 2024.
In Multan, Ali bin Abdullah of Khanewal secured the top position with 1,163 marks, followed by Fakhira Zafar with 1,162 and Muhammad bin Abdullah with 1,160.
Sargodha’s top position went to Aneeka Safdar, who scored 1,162 marks, while Kazim Raza secured second place with 1,159.
With the result announcement approaching, students should keep their examination roll numbers and registration details available.
They should also rely on their respective board’s official website for the final announcement, result cards, gazette and any subsequent rechecking or supplementary examination information.
Because the province uses a coordinated schedule, any change in the announced date or result time is expected to be communicated through the relevant education boards.
