Multan Board Reports 65.15 Percent Pass Rate for Inter Part-I 2026
The Multan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education recorded a 65.15 percent pass rate for the 2026 Intermediate Part-I Annual Examination, showing a continued upward trend from previous cycles, Dawn reported on October 23, 2026. The results mark an improvement from a 55.06 percent pass rate in 2024 and 57.46 percent in 2025.
A total of 44,547 candidates successfully passed the examinations. Female candidates outperformed male candidates across the board, securing a 72.97 percent pass rate compared to 54.13 percent for male students.
Pass Rates Across Academic Groups and Districts
Academic performance varied significantly by study group under the Multan board jurisdiction. Home economics led all groups with a 92 percent pass rate, followed by pre-medical at 78.25 percent, pre-engineering at 76.45 percent, commerce at 65.56 percent, general science at 65.16 percent, and humanities at 53.34 percent.
Geographically, Lodhran district achieved the highest pass rate in the Multan division at 69.30 percent. Multan followed with 66.75 percent, Khanewal recorded 63.28 percent, and Vehari registered 62.11 percent.
Comparative Results Across Punjab Boards
Lahore BISE announced an overall pass rate of 60.03 percent, with 99,191 candidates declared successful out of 165,245 who appeared for the examinations.
Sargodha registered an overall success rate of 66.79 percent, with 33,371 students passing out of 49,964 candidates. Regular candidates in Sargodha achieved a 67.79 percent pass rate, while private candidates recorded 55.08 percent. Female students in Sargodha posted a 76.46 percent success rate, whereas female private candidates stood at 51.08 percent.
Meanwhile, the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Rawalpindi recorded an overall pass percentage of 54.23 percent for its 2026 Intermediate Part-I examinations, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported on October 22, 2026. Chairman Professor Dr. Iqbal Mahmood stated that 55,834 candidates appeared out of 57,048 registrants, with 30,280 passing, 25,548 failing, and 1,000 remaining absent.