DG Khan Board announces matric position holders 2026

The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Dera Ghazi Khan has announced the position holders for the annual matriculation examinations. Chairman Professor Dr. Abdul Raouf revealed the names of the top achievers, extending congratulations to the position holders and their parents.

The announcement ceremony was attended by Board Secretary Abdul Rehman Choudhry, Controller of Examinations Professor Muzaffar Hussain, and other officials. The formal declaration of the matriculation annual examination results is scheduled for August 6.

In the overall board-wide ranking, Abdullah Salim from Layyah secured the first position with an impressive 1191 marks. Mir Mujtaba from Taunsa Sharif claimed the second position with 1190 marks, while the third position was shared jointly by Farwa Ahmed from Muzaffargarh, Mirab Zahra from Layyah, and Syed Muhammad Jon Abbas from Layyah, each achieving 1189 marks.

In the Science Group for boys, Abdullah Salim from Layyah topped the board with 1191 marks. The second position went to Mir Mujtaba from Taunsa Sharif with 1190 marks, and Syed Muhammad Jon Abbas Naqvi from Government Model Higher Secondary School Layyah secured the third position with 1189 marks. In the Science Group for girls, Farwa Ahmed from Muzaffargarh and Mirab Zahra from Layyah shared the first position with 1189 marks each.

Ayesha Aamna and Shawaal Ijaz jointly claimed the second position with 1188 marks, while Umaima Abbas from Government Girls High School Layyah and Kashaf Saeed from Taunsa Sharif tied for the third position with 1187 marks each.

In the General Group for boys, Muhammad Safdar from Rajanpur topped the list with 1136 marks, followed by Habib Ahmed from Centre of Excellence (Boys) Rojhan, Rajanpur, who secured 1135 marks. Muhammad Sohail from Layyah took the third position with 1073 marks.

In the General Group for girls, Aiman Farooq from Centre of Excellence Girls Muzaffargarh achieved the first position with 1134 marks, Ajwa Naseer from the same institution secured the second position with 1129 marks, and Suwaira Fida Hussain also from Centre of Excellence Girls Muzaffargarh claimed the third position with 1128 marks.

Overall, female students dominated the position holder list with nine positions, while male students secured six positions. Government institutions accounted for eight of the positions, private institutions claimed five, and two positions went to private candidates.