BISE Lahore 12th Class Result 2025 Announced – Complete Gazette Statistics & Top Position Holders

Lahore, September 18, 2025 – The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore has officially announced the 12th Class Result 2025 for Intermediate Part I & II (First Annual Examination). According to the gazette, the examinations began on 29th April 2025 and concluded on 13th June 2025 for theory papers, while practical exams were completed by 30th July 2025. The much-awaited results were declared today, 18th September 2025, across Punjab including Lahore, Sheikhupura, Nankana Sahib, and Kasur districts.

This year, the Lahore Board witnessed a large participation of students, and the overall pass percentage stood at 60.86%, marking a significant academic milestone for thousands of candidates.

Key Highlights of BISE Lahore 12th Class Result 2025

Total Candidates Applied: 184,000

Total Appeared: 180,329

Total Passed: 109,741

Overall Pass Percentage: 60.86%

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This means that out of every 10 students, around 6 were successful in securing a pass, reflecting both challenges and achievements in the academic year 2025.

Group-Wise Performance Statistics

The result gazette also provides a detailed group-wise performance analysis of students across Pre-Medical, Pre-Engineering, General Science, Humanities, and Commerce groups.

Pre-Medical Group

Boys Pass Percentage: 45.89%

Girls Pass Percentage: 47.65%

Students of this group displayed exceptional performance in subjects like Biology Practical (98.49%) and Chemistry Practical (99.90%), while the toughest challenges were seen in Biology Theory (83.10%) and Chemistry Theory (83.18%)

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Pre-Engineering Group

Boys Pass Percentage: 50.55%

Girls Pass Percentage: 52.62%

The standout performance was observed in Mathematics (81.83%) and Physics (92.31%), whereas Chemistry theory remained a tough subject with an overall pass rate of 83.53%

General Science Group

Overall Pass Percentage: 62.75%

Girls dominated the group with an impressive performance compared to boys. Computer Science Practical and Physics Practical showed above 98% success rates.

Humanities & Others

Overall Pass Percentage: 48.53%

This group saw the highest participation. Urdu, Islamic Studies, and Sociology showed strong results with above 90% pass rates, while English theory remained one of the lowest scoring subjects with 46.46% pass rate

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Commerce Group

Overall Pass Percentage: 70.04%

Commerce students showed strong results in Accounting (90.94%) and Business Mathematics & Statistics (85.26%), proving to be one of the most stable groups academically.

Grading Formula for 2025

According to the gazette, the grading was based on two schemes depending on whether a student was enrolled under the old course (1100 marks) or the new course (1200 marks):

A+ (Exceptional): 80% and above

A (Excellent): 70% to 79%

B (Very Good): 60% to 69%

C (Good): 50% to 59%

D (Fair): 40% to 49%

E (Satisfactory): Below 40%

Top Position Holders – 12th Class Result 2025

The brilliant achievers of Lahore Board 2025 have set an inspiring benchmark for upcoming students.

Overall Top Positions

1st Position: Khadija Tahira (Roll No. 509155) – 1159/1200 Marks – KIPS College for Girls, Sheikhupura.

2nd Position: Maleeha Khan (Roll No. 518671) – 1157/1200 Marks – Govt. Kinnaird College for Women, Lahore.

3rd Position: Haram Irfan (Roll No. 501945) – 1156/1200 Marks – Punjab College for Girls, Kasur.

3rd Position (shared): Muhammad Tanveel Ahmed (Roll No. 533885) – 1156/1200 Marks – KIPS College for Boys, Sheikhupura.

3rd Position (shared): Muhammad Shaban (Roll No. 537665) – 1156/1200 Marks – Punjab College of Science, Lahore

These outstanding students have brought pride to their families and institutions with their hard work and dedication.

Gender-Wise Analysis

Girls once again outperformed boys in overall pass percentage, particularly in Pre-Medical, General Science, and Commerce groups.

Boys showed strength in Pre-Engineering and Humanities subjects, but still lagged behind in terms of overall performance consistency.

Subject-Wise Highlights

Highest Pass Rates: Translation of the Holy Quran, Pakistan Studies, and Ethics (above 99%).

Lowest Pass Rates: English (46.46% in Humanities), Mathematics (58.97% in General Science for private candidates).

Practical Examinations: Almost all practical exams showed above 95% success rates, indicating strong laboratory performance by students

Opportunities for Improvement & Supplementary Exams

According to the Lahore Board:

Students who failed in one or more subjects can reappear in the Second Annual Examination 2025.

Candidates also have four opportunities within four years to improve marks in their respective subjects.

Re-checking requests can be submitted online at www.biselahore.com within 15 days of the result announcement.

How to Check BISE Lahore 12th Class Result 2025 Online?

Students can check their results through multiple official channels:

BISE Lahore Official Website: www.biselahore.com

By SMS: Send your roll number to 80029.

Via Gazette PDF: The complete result gazette is available for download from the board’s website.

Future Pathways for Successful Students

The declaration of the Intermediate Part-II Result 2025 opens doors to higher education opportunities for students across Punjab. Successful candidates can now apply for:

Medical and Dental Colleges (MBBS/BDS)

Engineering Universities (BSc/BS Engineering)

General BS Programs (Sciences, Arts, IT, Commerce, etc.)

Professional Diplomas and Skill-Based Courses

The BISE Lahore 12th Class Result 2025 reflects the dedication of students, teachers, and institutions in navigating academic challenges. With a pass percentage of 60.86%, this year’s results highlight both areas of excellence and subjects that demand further improvement. The success stories of toppers like Khadija Tahira and Maleeha Khan serve as an inspiration for future aspirants, while the detailed gazette provides a roadmap for identifying academic strengths and weaknesses.

The Lahore Board continues its commitment to transparency and excellence in education, ensuring every student gets fair opportunities to succeed.