FBISE  Matric  Result 2025 Announced: Girls Lead the Way Once Again!

Islamabad – July 16, 2025:
The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) officially announced the Matric (SSC Part II) results on Tuesday, July 16, 2025, at 1:30 PM PST, drawing excitement and celebration across the country. This year’s result once again proved the academic excellence of students under the FBISE, especially the outstanding performance of female students who dominated the top positions.

 Overall Result Summary

A total of 284,037 candidates appeared in the SSC-II examination. The overall pass percentage reached an impressive 88.51%, reflecting a continued upward trend in academic achievement across the board.

  • Total Candidates: 284,037

  • Pass Percentage: 88.51%

  • Exam Conducted: March/April 2025

  • Result Announced: 16 July 2025, 1:30 PM PST

 Toppers of FBISE SSC Part II (Matric) 2025                                                                                                                       

Science Group Toppers

  1. Maryam Nadeem

    • School: Army Public School & College for Girls, Westridge-III, Rawalpindi

    • Marks: 1093

    • Position: 1st

  2. Amna Nasir

    • School: Lahore Grammar School, Wah Cantt

    • Marks: 1087

    • Position: 2nd

  3. Saleha Saqib & Haniya Aiman Waheed (Tie)

    • Schools:

      • Saleha Saqib – Emalah Foundation School & College, Rawalpindi

      • Haniya Aiman Waheed – Army Public School for Girls, Attock

    • Marks: 1083

    • Position: Joint 3rd

Humanities Group Toppers                                 

  1. Sana Bibi

    • School: Shining Star Public School, Rawalpindi Cantt

    • Marks: 1045

    • Position: 1st

  2. Abdul Rehman

    • School: Institute of Islamic Sciences, Islamabad

    • Marks: 1029

    • Position: 2nd

  3. Muhammad Sufyan Ahmed

    • School: Institute of Islamic Sciences, Islamabad

    • Marks: 1022

    • Position: 3rd

 Girls Dominate Once Again

Like previous years, female students outperformed male students in both the Science and Humanities groups. All top three positions in the Science group were secured by girls, while the Humanities group also saw a female student, Sana Bibi, lead from the front.

 Private Schools in the Lead

A major observation in this year’s results was the dominance of private institutions. None of the top three position holders were from government-run Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) schools. This trend has raised concerns about the performance gap between public and private sector education.

 Historical Performance

The pass rate this year is slightly higher compared to previous years, showing consistent improvement in academic standards. In 2024, the pass rate was around 86.6%, which has now improved to 88.51%.

 Remarks from FBISE Officials

In an official statement, the FBISE Chairperson Dr. Qaisar Alam congratulated all successful students and highlighted the board's efforts in ensuring transparency and fairness during the examination and marking processes.

He also acknowledged the hard work of students, teachers, and parents, while expressing hope for even better performance in the upcoming HSSC (Intermediate) results.

 Conclusion

The FBISE Matric Result 2025 has once again reflected the dedication and talent of students across Pakistan. With Maryam Nadeem and Sana Bibi leading the Science and Humanities groups respectively, the nation celebrates a new generation of bright minds prepared to take on future academic and professional challenges.

We wish all students the very best in their journey ahead!


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