Punjab Board Position Holders 2026: All 9 Boards Names & Marks

Punjab boards released their matric position holder names on 5 August 2026, one day before the public result. The full 10th class result 2026 is being announced today, 6 August 2026, at 10:00 AM, across all nine Punjab boards.

The confirmed board-wise names, marks and schools are listed below. Each entry reflects the announcement made by the concerned Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education. Award ceremonies for the top students are being held on result day in several divisions.

What Is the Position Holder Announcement?

The position holder announcement is the official release of top-performing students in the matric annual examination. These students secure the highest marks in their board and are listed with their position, name, marks, and institution.

This is not the same as the public result. The public result is for all students. The position holder list is only for top-ranked candidates, and it is released separately, usually through a board press release or a ceremony.

When Are Matric Position Holders Announced?

Punjab boards announce position holders before the full result goes public. For 2026, the boards released their lists on 5 August, roughly a day ahead of the main result.

Lahore Board announced through the Higher Education Secretary, Sargodha declared its list through a ceremony at the Chairman’s office, and Faisalabad and Rawalpindi released their names in the evening. The public result is checked by roll number, name, SMS, and gazette.

Punjab Board Position Holders 2026 List

Below are the overall position holders confirmed by each Punjab board for the SSC Part-II First Annual Examination 2026. Total marks in every board are out of 1,200.

BISE Lahore Position Holders 2026

Around 285,000 students appeared in the annual matriculation examination under the Lahore Board this year.

• First Position: Amina Mahboob — 1,192 marks — The Educators High School for Girls, Sir Syed Campus, Pattoki, Kasur
• Second Position: Muhammad Qasim — 1,191 marks — Punjab Daanish High School for Boys, Fazilpur, Rajanpur
• Third Position: Azwa Javed — 1,190 marks — The Punjab Girls High School, Johar Town, Lahore

In the Science Group, Muhammad Qasim topped with 1,191 marks, Onkar Singh of Lahore stood second, and Muhammad Ayyan of The Educators Boys High School, Sadar Campus, Lahore, finished third with 1,188 marks. Amina Mahboob was also the Science Group (Girls) topper. All Danish Schools across Punjab are affiliated with the Lahore Board, which is why a Rajanpur student appears on this list.

BISE Gujranwala Position Holders 2026

• First Position (joint): Adeena Rashid — 1,190 marks — Future Vision Secondary School for Girls, Shaheenabad, Gujranwala
• First Position (joint): Sadiqa Almas — 1,190 marks — A+ School System for Girls, Gujranwala Cantt
• Second Position: Zain Akram — 1,188 marks
• Third Position: Muhammad Ahmad — 1,187 marks

Board Chairperson Dr Aqsa confirmed that the award ceremony for Gujranwala position holders is being held in Sialkot, with Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat as chief guest. The board’s annual result is being formally announced at the same event.

BISE Rawalpindi Position Holders 2026

• First Position: Muhammad Manan Ehtesham — 1,191 marks — Al-Aamir Foundation Public Secondary School, Daultala, Gujar Khan
• Second Position: Zunaira Tahir — 1,180 marks — Presentation Convent High School for Girls, Murree
• Third Position: Muhammad Fasih Abdullah — 1,178 marks — Cambridge International Boys Secondary School, Talagang

Muhammad Manan Ehtesham also topped the Science Group among boys with 1,191 marks. The Rawalpindi Board is holding its position holder ceremony at the auditorium of Fatima Jinnah Women University on 6 August, where awards are being given to the top students.

Note: the first and third position names have appeared with slightly different spellings in early press reports. The board gazette spelling should be treated as final.

BISE Faisalabad Position Holders 2026

• First Position: Umna Salahuddin — 1,191 marks — The City Grammar School (Girls Wing), New Civil Lines, Faisalabad
• Second Position: Rameen Fatima — 1,190 marks — Divisional Public School for Girls, Rajana Road, Samundri
• Third Position: Muhammad Raif Abdul Ahad — 1,189 marks — Iman Public Boys High School, 75/JB Sohal, Faisalabad

Only two marks separated the first and third position holders in Faisalabad this year. Umna Salahuddin also emerged as the Science Group (Girls) topper. The board’s jurisdiction covers Faisalabad, Chiniot, Jhang and Toba Tek Singh districts.

BISE Multan Position Holders 2026

• First Position: Mehreen Rasool — 1,190 marks
• Second Position: Faiqa Mehboob — 1,188 marks
• Third Position (joint): Hamna Ibrahim, Khadija Chaudhry and Arsalna Fatima — 1,187 marks each

Female students took every overall position on the Multan Board merit list this year.

BISE Sargodha Position Holders 2026

Chairman BISE Sargodha, Abbas Haider Gondal, announced the list through a gazette notification during a ceremony at his office.

• First Position: Nabeel Ahmed Kazmi — 1,188 marks — Govt High School 47/TDA, Bhakkar
• Second Position (joint): Hadia Fatima — 1,186 marks — Govt Girls Higher Secondary School 47/TDA, Bhakkar, along with a student of Govt High School Chak No. 19/SB, Sargodha
• Third Position (joint): Munifa Asif — 1,185 marks — Fauji Foundation Girls Higher Secondary School, Naushera (Soon), Khushab
• Third Position (joint): Aiman Mumtaz — 1,185 marks — Islamic Altavista High School (Girls), Sargodha

In the Humanities Group (Girls), Hafiza Manahil Fatima took first with 1,159 marks, Iqra Asif second with 1,142 marks, and Sarah Shahbaz Ali third with 1,139 marks.

BISE Sahiwal Position Holders 2026

Sahiwal Board covers Sahiwal, Okara and Pakpattan districts. According to Chairman Faisal Ejaz, 85,343 candidates registered, 84,159 appeared, and 54,788 were declared successful, giving an overall pass percentage of 65.10%.

• First Position (joint): Munsaf Bashir — 1,191 marks — Government Higher Secondary School, 168/9-L, Sahiwal
• First Position (joint): Abdullah Nasir — 1,191 marks — New Beacon House High School, Qabula Road, Arifwala
• Second Position: Rabeeta Ramzan — 1,190 marks — Best International School System Higher Secondary School for Girls, Qaboola, Arifwala
• Third Position (joint): Muhammad Muneeb Ahmad — 1,188 marks — Allied School, Jinnah Campus, along with other students on the same score

Both joint first position holders receive a cash prize of Rs 20,000, and the second position holder receives Rs 15,000. In the girls’ Arts Group, Fatima of Government Banat-ul-Islam High School, Sahiwal, topped with 1,145 marks.

BISE Bahawalpur Position Holders 2026

• First Position: Abdul Haseeb — 1,186 marks
• Second Position: Muzammal Bilal — 1,184 marks
• Third Position (joint): Javeria Fatima and Iman Fatima Malik — 1,183 marks each

BISE DG Khan Position Holders 2026

Students from Layyah and Muzaffargarh dominated the DG Khan merit list this year.

• First Position: Abdullah Saleem — 1,191 marks — Millat Public High School, Chowk Azam, Layyah
• Second Position: Mair Mujtaba — 1,190 marks — Friends Public High School, Taunsa Sharif, Dera Ghazi Khan
• Third Position (joint): Farwa Ahmad — 1,189 marks — Dar-ul-Suffa Girls Secondary School, Manhan, Muzaffargarh
• Third Position (joint): Meerab Zahra — 1,189 marks — Government Girls High School, Railway Station Karor, Layyah
• Third Position (joint): Syed Muhammad Jaun Abbas Naqvi — 1,189 marks — Government Model Higher Secondary School, Layyah

Abdullah Saleem also topped the Science Group among boys with 1,191 marks, with Mair Mujtaba second and Syed Muhammad Jaun Abbas Naqvi third.

How Boards Verify Position Holders

A position holder is not selected from one paper or one subject. Boards calculate the final result after checking theory papers, practical marks where applicable, total marks, and result records. The final merit list is prepared after verification, because one wrong entry can affect the official ranking.

This year the margins were extremely tight. In Faisalabad only two marks separated first and third, in DG Khan the gap was also two marks, and four boards recorded joint positions where students finished on identical totals. That is exactly why boards complete verification before releasing names, and why students should rely on the board gazette rather than early social media lists.

What Students Should Check Before Result Day

Keep your roll number slip with you. Position holder news creates excitement, but most students need their personal result today, and your roll number is still the fastest way to check your marks.

Also confirm your correct board. Punjab matric students fall under Lahore, Gujranwala, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Sargodha, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur, or DG Khan, depending on school, district, or private admission record. If your school is in Kasur, Nankana Sahib or Rajanpur Danish School, you are still under Lahore Board. Layyah, Muzaffargarh and Rajanpur students fall under DG Khan Board, and Okara and Pakpattan students under Sahiwal Board.

Helpful Result-Day Pages

Before checking your result, save these important pages:

• To understand the passing rule for SSC Part-II, read 33% or 40% for matric result 2026.
• For offline checking, save the Punjab board SMS codes.

Final Note

The 2026 position holder names on this page reflect the announcements made by each Punjab board on 5 August 2026. Spellings of a few names have appeared differently across early press reports, so the board gazette should be treated as the final record in any case of doubt.

Congratulations to every position holder and to all students receiving their result today. If your own result is not what you hoped for, remember that supplementary and improvement options are available, and this page links to guides for both.