Punjab declare matric 2025 exam results and top position holders

Punjab education boards on Wednesday announced the results of the Matric Annual Exams 2025 along with the names of the top position holders, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

According to all Punjab education boards' results, private school students showed a strong performance and dominating top positions across several boards.

In Sahiwal, the overall pass rate stood at 67.81 percent, while position holders from Faisalabad, Sargodha, Gujranwala, and Rawalpindi announced the top position holders.

According to the Sahiwal Board, a total of 71,789 students appeared in the Matric Annual Exams 2025, of which 48,680 passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 67.81. Muhammad Faizan secured the first position by obtaining 1185 marks. Umme Roman stood second with 1187 marks, while Faizan Fareed claimed the third position by scoring 1189 marks.

Faisalabad Board announced the names of the top performers in the Matric 2025 exams. All three positions were bagged by students from private schools. Muhammad Moiz Qamar topped the board with 1189 marks, while Maham Mumtaz secured the second position with 1187 marks. Meerab Warraich clinched the third position with 1186 marks.

Sargodha Board also revealed its top position holders. Marwa Sohail from a private school secured first position with 1187 marks. Siraj Khan from Government High School Kammar Mushani took second place with 1186 marks. While the Asad, Mubeen, and Muneeb Ur Rehman shared third position with 1184 marks each.

In Gujranwala, a total of 19 students achieved various positions in Science and Arts groups. Girls led with seven positions, while boys secured three overall. Shafayat Rasool, Alisha Zaib, and Fatima Shireez jointly secured first position with 1187 marks. Muhammad Mohed and Muhammad Abdullah shared second place with 1186 marks, and five students jointly claimed third place with 1185 marks.

Rawalpindi Board announced its top scorers’ positions.  Muhammad Usman of Lawrence College Ghora Gali secured first position with 1188 marks. Bisma Ali from Punjab Girls School, Talagang, stood second with 1177 marks. Maryam Shehzadi from Bahria Foundation Girls School, Chakwal, came third with 1175 marks.