11th grade results announced in Punjab, success ratio released from Lahore to Sargodha
Published 54 minutes ago | By Nouman Shakeel
Various educational boards in Punjab—including those in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, and Sargodha—have announced the results for the 11th-grade annual examinations. The pass rates varied across the different boards, with Rawalpindi recording a pass rate of 54.23 percent.
Results from Various Educational Boards
According to the Lahore Board, a total of 165,245 candidates appeared for the Intermediate Part-I examinations, of whom 99,191 were declared successful, resulting in a pass rate of 60.03 percent.
In the Faisalabad Board, 105,663 students took the examinations, with 65,178 candidates passing. The board reported a pass rate of 61.68 percent.
For the Rawalpindi Board, 55,834 candidates participated; 30,280 students passed, while 25,554 did not. The overall pass rate here stood at 54.23 percent.
68.70 Percent Pass Rate for the Sargodha Board
In Sargodha, 25,166 candidates appeared for the 11th-grade examinations, of whom 17,288 were declared successful, resulting in an overall pass rate of 68.70 percent.
Under the Sargodha Board, the pass rate for students from public educational institutions was 63.25 percent, while the pass rate for students from private educational institutions was recorded at 73.91 percent. According to statistics regarding private educational institutions, 10,427 out of 14,107 candidates were successful. Meanwhile, the success rate for private candidates stood at 54.01 percent, with 782 out of 1,448 candidates succeeding.
A Comparative Review of Board Results
| Education Board | Appeared | Passed | Pass Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lahore | 165,245 | 99,191 | 60.03% |
| Faisalabad | 105,663 | 65,178 | 61.68% |
| Rawalpindi | 55,834 | 30,280 | 54.23% |
| Sargodha | 25,166 | 17,288 | 68.70% |
How to check the 11th-grade result online?
To check their results, students can visit the official website of the relevant educational board and enter their roll number along with the required information.
To receive the result via SMS, candidates can send their roll number in a text message from their mobile phone to 800293.
A PDF file of the gazette, containing the complete examination results, will also be available on the official website of the relevant board.
