LAHORE – Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education BISE Lahore on Wednesdau announced toppers of 2025 Matric, a day before results.
Board Secretary and Controller of Examinations, Rizwan Nazir made the announcement, revealing names of the top position holders for the 2025 Matric annual examinations.
BISE Lahore Matric Toppers 2025
| Position | Name | Marks |
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| 1st | Haram Fatima | 1193 |
| 2nd (Joint) | Noor-ul-Huda | 1188 |
| 2nd (Joint) | Haji Abu Zar Tanveer | 1188 |
| 3rd | Muhammad Ali | 1187 |
Controller Rizwan Nazir highlighted board’s efforts to ensure transparency and prevent cheating during the exams. He noted that, for the first time, QR codes were added to roll number slips, enhancing security and monitoring during paper distribution. Over 11,000 staff members were deployed to ensure the smooth conduct of the examinations.
BISE Lahore officials also congratulated position holders and wished them success in their future academics.
Matric Results 2025
Punjab Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education announced toppers of the Matric Annual Examinations 2025 on Wednesday, revealing outstanding performances by private school students who dominated top positions across the province.
Sahiwal Board Matric Result 67 Passing Rate
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Sahiwal reported a total of 71,789 students appeared in the 2025 Matric exams, out of which 48,680 passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 67.81%.
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Muhammad Faizan – 1185 marks (1st position)
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Umme Roman – 1187 marks (2nd position)
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Faizan Fareed – 1189 marks (3rd position)
Faisalabad Board: Private Schools Dominate
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Muhammad Moiz Qamar – 1189 marks (1st)
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Maham Mumtaz – 1187 marks (2nd)
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Meerab Warraich – 1186 marks (3rd)
Sargodha Board Matric Toppers 2025
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Marwa Sohail (Private School) – 1187 marks (1st)
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Siraj Khan (Govt. High School Kammar Mushani) – 1186 marks (2nd)
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Asad, Mubeen, and Muneeb ur Rehman – 1184 marks each (Joint 3rd)
Gujranwala Board Matric Toppers 2025
In Gujranwala, a total of 19 students clinched top spots across Science and Arts groups. Girls performed exceptionally, securing a majority of the positions.
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Shafayat Rasool, Alisha Zaib, and Fatima Shireez – 1187 marks (Joint 1st)
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Muhammad Mohed and Muhammad Abdullah – 1186 marks (Joint 2nd)
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Five students – 1185 marks (Joint 3rd)
Rawalpindi Board
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Muhammad Usman (Lawrence College, Ghora Gali) – 1188 marks (1st)
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Bisma Ali (Punjab Girls School, Talagang) – 1177 marks (2nd)
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Maryam Shehzadi (Bahria Foundation Girls School, Chakwal) – 1175 marks (3rd)
This year’s results reflect a consistent trend of private schools leading academic achievement across Punjab. Educationists have praised the hard work of students and teachers alike, while calling for further investment in government schools to bridge the performance gap.
