The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) has officially announced the results of the 2026 Annual Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Part-I and Part-II examinations, with female students delivering an outstanding performance by securing seven of the top ten positions.
This year’s results reflect the dedication and hard work of students across the country. According to FBISE, 292,831 candidates appeared in the annual examinations. The SSC Part-I exams recorded a 59.77% pass rate, while SSC Part-II achieved an impressive 91.33% success rate, highlighting strong academic performance among matric students.
In the Science Group, Afeera Ejaz secured the first position with 1,089 marks, earning the title of overall topper. Aamna Nauman claimed the second position, while Huzefa Haider finished third, completing the list of top achievers.
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Education officials congratulated all successful students, their parents, and teachers for their commitment and hard work. They emphasized that academic excellence is the result of consistent effort, quality teaching, and family support.
The board also encouraged students who did not achieve their desired results to remain motivated and continue working towards their educational goals. Officials stressed that examinations are only one step in a student’s academic journey and that perseverance is the key to future success.
The remarkable performance of female students once again highlights the growing contribution of young women to Pakistan’s education sector. Their achievements serve as an inspiration for students nationwide and reflect the importance of investing in quality education to build a brighter future for the country.
