BIEK announces Class XII Science General Group results

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KARACHI: The Board of Intermediate Educa­tion Karachi (BIEK) on Thursday announced the results of the annual examinations for Inter­me­diate Part-II (Class XII) Science General Group for 2026.

According to the results, Jannat of Concordia College Gulshan-i-Hadeed Campus, Roll No. 625716, secured first position by obtaining 1,005 marks out of 1,100 with an A-1 grade.

Hamza Shakil of Adamjee Government Science College, Roll No. 605596, secured second position with 1,003 marks and an A-1 grade, while Laiba Zulfiqar of Bahria College M.T. Khan Road, Roll No. 619907, stood third with 989 marks, also securing an A-1 grade.

BIEK Chairman Faqir Muhammad Lakho congratulated Adamjee Government Science College on its performance, noting that after securing the first, second and third positions in Pre-Engineering, one of its students had also secured the second position in the Science General Group.

The board’s controller of examinations said 18,913 candidates had registered for the Science General Group examinations, of whom 18,591 appeared. A total of 10,511 candidates were declared successful, putting the pass percentage at 56.54 per cent.

As many as 748 candidates secured A-1 grade, 2,193 A grade, 3,184 B grade, 3,076 C grade, 1,280 D grade and 20 E grade. Another 10 candidates were declared pass.

The results have been uploaded to the BIEK website, www.biek.edu.pk, and can also be checked through the board’s official Android application.

Published in Dawn, August 28th, 2026

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