LAHORE: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Lahore has announced the names of students who secured top positions in the Intermediate Part-II examinations, with two students jointly claiming the overall first position after both scoring 1158 marks. The results were announced by Lahore Board Chairman Professor Badar-us-Salam and Controller of Examinations Tausif-ur-Rehman.
Mubashira Waseem of Government Degree College Islampura and Syed Muhammad Mohiuddin of Government College University Lahore jointly topped the board with 1158 marks each. The second position went to Ahmed Shoukat of Government College University and Muhammad Zunair Amjad of Punjab College of Science, both of whom scored 1157 marks, while Ayesha Bakhsh of CAPS College Johar Town secured the third position with 1156 marks.
In the group-wise results, Syed Muhammad Mohiuddin led the Pre-Medical Boys group with 1158 marks, followed by Muhammad Zunair Amjad and Muhammad Ahmed Shoukat in second place with 1157 marks each, and Hafiz Muhammad Isa Gul in third place with 1155 marks. Among Pre-Medical Girls, Mubashira Waseem took first place with 1158 marks, Kainat Shahzadi came second with 1153 marks, and Ayeza Imran was third with 1152 marks.
In the Pre-Engineering Boys group, Hassan Ali Khan secured first position with 1154 marks, Muhammad Ahmed was second with 1152 marks, and Faizan Ezad came third with 1150 marks. Among Pre-Engineering Girls, Ayesha Bakhsh topped with 1156 marks, Arfa Fatima followed in second place with 1153 marks, and Alima Abbas took third place with 1151 marks.
In the General Science Group for girls, Samia Rizvi secured first position with 1143 marks, Mumtahina Rafiq and Namra Deen Muhammad shared second place with 1138 marks, and Abresham Kashif came third with 1136 marks. In the same group for boys, Farim Akmal and Muhammad Ayan jointly topped with 1141 marks, Syed Murtaza Mehdi came second with 1133 marks, and Hafiz Adeel and Abdul Rehman shared third place with 1131 marks.
In the Commerce Group for boys, Muhammad Taha bin Atif secured first position with 1094 marks, Ali Akbar came second with 1076 marks, and Ghulam Mohiuddin took third place with 1070 marks.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
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