Check BISE Sargodha Position Holders 2026: Matric Toppers, Marks & Schools
BISE Sargodha has not released its 2026 position holders yet. The board is expected to name its top scorers on 5 August 2026, a day before the full BISE Sargodha 10th Class Result 2026 on 6 August, under the shared Punjab Boards Committee of Chairmen (PBCC) schedule. Last year’s list came down to a single mark between the top two, and a four-way tie right behind them.
BISE Sargodha Matric Position Holders 2025 (Official List)
BISE Sargodha announced these names on 23 July 2025, during a press conference led by Commissioner Sargodha Division and then-Board Chairman Jahanzaib Awan.
| Position | Student | Roll Number | Marks (out of 1200) | School |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Marwa Sohail | 567515 | 1187 | Daar-e-Arqam Model Girls School (private) |
| 2nd | Muhammad Siraj Khan | 515753 | 1186 | Government High School, Kamar Mashani |
| 3rd (4-way tie) | Muhammad Asad Javed | 500135 | 1184 | Government Model High School, Bhakkar |
| 3rd (4-way tie) | Muhammad Muneeb Arshad | 500144 | 1184 | Government Model High School, Bhakkar |
| 3rd (4-way tie) | Muneeb-ur-Rehman | — | 1184 | Daar-e-Arqam, Sillanwali |
| 3rd (4-way tie) | Ayesha Muskan | — | 1184 | Daar-e-Arqam, Jhal Chakian |
The gap between 1st and 2nd was just one mark, and government school students weren’t shut out either. Muhammad Siraj Khan of a government school in Kamar Mashani finished second overall, and two of the four students who shared third place also came from a government school in Bhakkar.
A Closer Look at the Tie for Third
Three of the four students tied at 1184 marks came from Bhakkar district specifically, not Sargodha city itself. Muhammad Asad Javed and Muhammad Muneeb Arshad both attend Government Model High School in Bhakkar, while Ayesha Muskan studies at a Daar-e-Arqam campus in Jhal Chakian, also in Bhakkar. That’s a notably strong showing from what is usually the board’s most rural and least discussed district.
What Is a Position Holder at BISE Sargodha?
A position holder is the student with the highest combined SSC Part 1 and Part 2 marks, out of 1200 total, not the roughly 550 to 600 marks that show up on a standard Part 2 result card. BISE Sargodha only releases this combined figure publicly for the small group of students who land in the top three ranks.
A New Chairman With a Different Background
By mid-2026, BISE Sargodha’s chairman is Abbas Haider, whose background is in the Intelligence Bureau rather than academia, a departure from the university-linked chairs leading most other Punjab boards this year. Whether that shift shows up in how the 2026 position holders are announced, or just in day-to-day board administration, isn’t clear yet, but it’s worth watching given how closely tied most other boards’ leadership remains to the education sector.
2025 Pass Rate: Private vs Government
BISE Sargodha’s 2025 SSC Part 2 results showed a wide gap between private and government institutes.
| Category | Pass Rate |
|---|---|
| Overall board | 46.37% |
| Private institutes | 66.72% |
| Government institutes | 41.74% |
That gap makes it more notable that two of last year’s six named position holders still came from government schools, bucking the wider pattern where private institutes pulled far ahead on pass rate alone.
Districts Under BISE Sargodha
BISE Sargodha covers four districts: Sargodha, Khushab, Mianwali, and Bhakkar. The board was established on 31 October 1968, splitting from BISE Lahore in the same reorganization that created BISE Multan, and later lost part of its own territory when BISE Rawalpindi broke away in 1977.
What Happens Next
Once the general result is live on 6 August, check it by roll number, name, or SMS to 800290. Students who want to challenge specific subject marks can apply for rechecking through the board’s online services portal shortly after result day, and the higher of the original or rechecked score counts as final. If you’re following more than one board this year, the 10th Class Result 2026 homepage carries confirmed dates and SMS codes for all nine Punjab boards together.
FAQs
When will BISE Sargodha announce 10th class position holders 2026?
BISE Sargodha is expected to announce position holders on 5 August 2026, one day before the full SSC Part 2 result on 6 August 2026 at 10:00 AM, under the PBCC’s unified Punjab schedule.
Who topped BISE Sargodha matric 2025?
Marwa Sohail of Daar-e-Arqam Model Girls School topped BISE Sargodha’s SSC Part 2 2025 with 1187 marks out of 1200, just one mark ahead of the runner-up.
How many students tied for third position at BISE Sargodha in 2025?
Four students tied for third position with 1184 marks each: Muhammad Asad Javed, Muhammad Muneeb Arshad, Muneeb-ur-Rehman, and Ayesha Muskan, three of them from Bhakkar district.
Which districts fall under BISE Sargodha?
BISE Sargodha covers four districts: Sargodha, Khushab, Mianwali, and Bhakkar.
Are BISE Sargodha position holders marks out of 1200 or 1100?
Position holders are ranked on combined SSC Part 1 and Part 2 marks out of 1200. The 1100 figure some pages show refers to an older or partial marks scheme and doesn’t match the board’s own 2025 announcement.
Where This Leaves You
Marwa Sohail’s 1187 out of 1200 beat the runner-up by a single mark in 2025, and Bhakkar district quietly produced three of the six named position holders. The 2026 list goes up on 5 August, and this page will carry the confirmed names, marks, and schools the same day. For how a board with a much larger, tighter tie handled its own 2025 list, see BISE Rawalpindi Matric Toppers 2026.
