Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore released names of the top position holders for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) First Annual Examination 2026, a day before the official announcement of the Matric results.
Lahore Board, along with all other Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education across Punjab, will declare the Matric Annual Examination 2026 results on August 6, allowing thousands of students to access their results simultaneously.
Overall Top Position Holders
Amina Mahboob, a student of The Educators High School for Girls, Sir Syed Campus, Pattoki, Kasur, secured the overall first position by scoring 1,192 marks out of 1,200.
The second overall position was claimed by Muhammad Qasim of Punjab Daanish High School for Boys, Fazil Pur, Rajanpur, who obtained 1,191 marks.
Azwa Javed, representing The Punjab Girls High School, Johar Town, Lahore, secured the third overall position with 1,190 marks.
Muhammad Qasim of Punjab Daanish High School for Boys, Fazil Pur, Rajanpur, topped the Science Group (Boys) after securing 1,191 marks.
The second position was jointly shared by Onkar Singh of Crescent Model Higher Secondary School for Boys, Shadman Colony, Lahore, and Muhammad Ayan of Crescent Kids Campus High School for Boys, Allama Iqbal Town, Lahore, with both students scoring 1,189 marks.
Muhammad Ayyan of The Educators Boys High School (Sadar Campus), Lahore, secured the third position with 1,188 marks.
Science Group (Girls)
Amina Mahboob also emerged as the Science Group (Girls) topper, earning 1,192 marks.
The second position went to Azwa Javed of The Punjab Girls High School, Johar Town, Lahore, with 1,190 marks.
Fatima Ibrar of Pak Garrison Girls High School, Housing Colony, Nankana Sahib, secured the third position after scoring 1,189 marks.
Humanities Group (Boys)
In the Humanities Group (Boys), Muhammad Abdullah, a private candidate from Nankana Sahib, claimed the first position with 1,126 marks.
The second position was secured by Muhammad Bilal Baig of Government Higher Secondary School for Boys, Jallomore, Lahore, with 1,112 marks.
Ammad Hafeez, appearing as a private candidate from Lahore, earned the third position with 1,109 marks.
Humanities Group (Girls)
Fariba Khan of The Punjab Girls High School, Johar Town, Lahore, topped the Humanities Group (Girls) by scoring 1,170 marks.
The second position was secured by Eman Fatima Saleem of Iqra Huffaz Girls Secondary School, Shah Jamal, Lahore, with 1,166 marks.
Fatima Abdul Samad, also from Iqra Huffaz Girls Secondary School, Shah Jamal, Lahore, claimed the third position with 1,150 marks.
The Lahore Board’s announcement recognizes the outstanding academic achievements of students from public, private and Daanish educational institutions across Lahore, Kasur, Nankana Sahib and Rajanpur.
Students who appeared in the SSC First Annual Examination 2026 will be able to check their detailed results once BISE Lahore officially announces the Matric results on August 6, alongside all other education boards across Punjab.
