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BIEK announces 12 class Humanities (Regular) result 2025

BIEK announces 12 class Humanities (Regular) result 2025

Karachi: The Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK) has announced the results of the 12th Class Humanities (Regular) Annual Examinations 2025, according to news.

This year, 10,055 students registered for the exams, and 9,488 appeared. Out of these, 3,876 students passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 40.85%.

The competition for top positions was intense. Hans Raj from IDA RIEU Higher Secondary School for Blind & Deaf (Roll No. 938852) secured the first position with 86.64%. Anshara from Iqra Huffaz Girls Science College, Block-B, North Nazimabad (Roll No. 950006) took second place with 85.09%, while Syeda Khizra Amir from the same college (Roll No. 950012) came third with 84.91%.

Among the successful students, 20 received an A-1 grade, 236 got an A grade, 793 earned a B grade, 1,353 secured a C grade, 1,328 got a D grade, and 146 received an E grade.

BIEK has uploaded the results on its official website www.biek.edu.pk. Chairman Fakir Muhammad Lakho congratulated the position holders and their families. The board will soon hold a ceremony to honor the top achievers.

Meanwhile, the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has also announced the results of the Central Superior Services (CSS) 2025 written exams. Out of 18,139 applicants, 12,792 appeared, and only 354 passed — showing a success rate of just 2.77%.

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