BISE Faisalabad Announces Intermediate (HSSC) Part-II Result 2025

FAISALABAD – September 18, 2025 – The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Faisalabad has officially declared the results of the Intermediate Part-II Annual Examinations 2025 today, September 18, 2025, at 10:00 AM. The results were announced by Controller of Examinations, Dr. Muhammad Jafar Ali, during a press conference held at the BISE Faisalabad office.

A total of 104,009 candidates appeared in the examinations, out of which 76,661 were declared successful, achieving an overall pass percentage of 73.71%. The results reflect the consistent academic efforts of students across Faisalabad, Chiniot, Jhang, and Toba Tek Singh districts.

Position Holders – Celebrating Excellence

The board announced top positions across various groups, with students from Punjab College branches dominating the list.

Overall Top Three Candidates:

Muhammad Zain (Roll No: 426267) – 1163/1200 marks
Son of Abdul Sattar, Punjab College of Science and Commerce, Rajana Road, Toba Tek Singh.

Rana Muhammad Mehmood Ahmad Khan (Roll No: 421712) – 1161 marks
Son of Rana Muhammad Akram Khan, Punjab College of Science, Jaranwala Road, Faisalabad.

Muhammad Nouman Majeed (Roll No: 441808) – 1160 marks
Son of Abdul Majeed, Punjab College of Commerce and Science for Boys, Canal Road, Jaranwala, Faisalabad.

Group-Wise Toppers:

Pre-Medical (Boys):

1st: Muhammad Zain (1163 marks)

2nd: Rana Muhammad Mehmood Ahmad Khan (1161 marks)

3rd: Muhammad Saqib Mazhar (1157 marks)

Pre-Medical (Girls):

1st: Tooba Ijaz (1158 marks)

2nd: Areeba Shafiq (1156 marks)

3rd: Zoha Tabassum and Maira Khurram (1154 marks)

Pre-Engineering (Boys):

1st: Muhammad Nouman Majeed (1160 marks)

2nd: Rana Fakhar Iftikhar (1149 marks)

3rd: Riyan Ahmed (1148 marks)

Pre-Engineering (Girls):

1st: Ramla Yousaf and Laiba Naveed (1146 marks)

2nd: Sara Kanwal (1138 marks)

3rd: Ritaj Mujahid and Mehlaqaa Tanveer (1135 marks)

General Science (Boys):

1st: Muhammad Abu Bakar (1150 marks)

2nd: Hafiz Ahmad Zubair (1145 marks)

3rd: Muhammad Abdullah (1136 marks)

General Science (Girls):

1st: Mahnoor Asim (1149 marks)

2nd: Aneeqa Eman (1145 marks)

3rd: Fariha Usman (1144 marks)

Humanities (Boys):

1st: Kamal Hanjra (1106 marks)

2nd: Magsood Ahmad (1090 marks)

3rd: Muhammad Umar Islam (1069 marks)

Humanities (Girls):

1st: Usfa Arshad (1106 marks)

2nd: Taiba Arshad (1102 marks)

3rd: Komal Bibi (1095 marks)

Commerce (Boys):

1st: Muhammad Abdullah Shahzad (1082 marks)

2nd: Muhammad Umer Asif (1080 marks)

3rd: Muhammad Awais (1071 marks)

Commerce (Girls):

1st: Areeba Ajmal (1115 marks)

2nd: Noor Sehar (1113 marks)

3rd: Hadiya Waleed (1099 marks)

Statistical Overview of Results

Regular Candidates:

Total Appeared: 81,260

Total Passed: 65,249

Pass Percentage: 80.30%

Private Candidates:

Total Appeared: 22,749

Total Passed: 11,412

Pass Percentage: 49.84%

District-Wise Performance (Regular Candidates):

Subject-Wise Performance Highlights

High Pass Percentage Subjects (Part-II – Regular):

Applied Art: 100%

Urdu Advance: 98.90%

Persian: 99.84%

Pakistan Studies: 99.66%

Translation of Holy Quran: 99.80%

Challenging Subjects (Part-I – Regular):

English: 50.23%

Mathematics: 51.72%

Physics: 67.07%

Chemistry: 64.72%

Proclamation and Key Instructions

The board issued a detailed gazette including:

Result Cards: Dispatch has begun for private candidates. Regular candidates will receive results through their institutions.

Re-Checking: Candidates can apply within 15 days with a fee of Rs. 2,000 per paper.

Grace Marks: Awarded to candidates failing by less than 1% of total marks.

Improvement Exams: Candidates can improve marks in subsequent exams within four years.

Grading Formula

The grading system for General/Science groups (1200 marks) is as follows:

Important Notices

Cancelled Roll Numbers: Several roll numbers were cancelled due to incomplete documentation or fee issues.

Unfair Means Cases: 12 cases were registered, 11 penalized, and 1 let off.

SNI (Slip Not Issued): 28 roll numbers were listed due to administrative reasons.

Top Performing Institutions

Punjab College branches across Faisalabad, Jaranwala, and Toba Tek Singh produced the highest number of position holders. Other notable institutions include KIPS College, Aspire College, and Superior College.

The BISE Faisalabad has successfully conducted and announced the Intermediate Annual Results 2025 with transparency and efficiency. The results highlight the academic excellence and hard work of students across the division. Students can access their results online at the official BISE Faisalabad website or via SMS.