As per the results, in the Intermediate Medical Group, Aleena Tahir from Army Public School & College Pasban for Girls, Rawalpindi Cantt, secured 1st position with 1071 marks.

From Scholars Science College, The Mall, Lalarukh Wah Cantt, Wardah Sarfraz obtained 1070 marks to secure 2nd position,
while Urwa Malik from Army Public School & College for Girls, Humayun Road, Rawalpindi Cantt, and Manahil Murtaza from Army Public School & College, Gujranwala Cantt, both secured 3rd position with 1069 marks each.

In the Pre-Engineering Group, Muzammil Sajid from Scholars Science College, The Mall, Lalarukh Wah Cantt, stood 1st with 1063 marks.
Muhammad Sami from CAPS College, Wah Cantt, Kohistan Enclave GT Road Campus, secured 2nd with 1059 marks,
while Ayesha Naeem from Army Public School, Fort Road, Rawalpindi Cantt, stood 3rd with 1054 marks.

In the General Science Group, Ziam Rohaib from Army Public School, Fort Road, Rawalpindi Cantt, achieved 1st position with 1056 marks.
Ayesha Zaidi from Punjab College Hill Campus, Sector H-11/4 Islamabad, got 2nd position with 1055 marks,
while Halima Zohaib from the same college obtained 3rd position with 1053 marks.

In the Commerce Group, all top three positions were secured by Punjab College Hill Campus, H-11/4 Islamabad:
Jannat Nazir stood 1st with 1025 marks, Shaiza Mah Noor secured 2nd with 1020 marks, and Zainab Waqar got 3rd with 1013 marks.

In the Humanities Group, Deena Khan from Pakistan International School, Saudi Arabia, secured 1st position with 986 marks.
Talha Shams from Institute of Islamic Sciences, 17 Mile, Islamabad, and Zoha from Punjab College Hill Campus, Islamabad, both shared 2nd position with 981 marks each.
Sidra from Pakistan International School, Taif (Saudi Arabia), secured 3rd position with 974 marks.

Speaking at the ceremony, FBISE Chairman Dr. Ikram Ali Malik briefed the Chief Guest, Ms. Wajiha Qamar, Federal Parliamentary Secretary for Federal Education and Professional Training, about the examination system and congratulated the position holders.

Addressing the students, Chief Guest Wajiha Qamar said:
“Seeing you makes us proud. If at any point our generation made mistakes or left shortcomings, you are far better than us. You are more patriotic, more compassionate, and more empathetic. When I see you, I believe that the future of this country is in the hands of people better than us. Many congratulations to all of you.”

On this occasion, Federal Secretary Nadeem Mahboob stated:
“The recent reforms and transparent examination system of the Federal Board are proof that merit and discipline are still being upheld. The transparency ensured by the Chairman and his team in conducting exams, inspections, and selection of markers is commendable. Today’s true guests of honor are our students, especially those who have achieved outstanding success. This day will remain a memorable moment in their lives.”