Key Takeaways
- Female students outperformed male students in the BISE Peshawar 10th Class Annual-I Result 2026.
- In the 9th Class, girls also performed slightly better than boys, with a pass and promotion rate of 99.21% among regular candidates.
- Girls achieved higher pass rates in both regular and private categories.
Female students outperformed their male counterparts in the BISE Peshawar 10th Class Annual-I Result 2026, according to official figures. Among regular candidates, 80.44% of girls passed compared to 67.56% for boys.
In the private category, female students also demonstrated superior performance with a pass rate of 51.48%, while their male counterparts achieved only 44.37%. This indicates that girls performed better in both regular and private categories based on pass percentages.
The results reflect a marginal advantage for girls over boys in the 9th Class as well, where girls recorded a pass and promotion rate of 99.21% among regular candidates, compared to 99.19% for boys.
While more boys passed overall due to a larger number appearing in the examinations, girls showed stronger performance based on their pass rates. This trend was consistent across both categories: regular and private.
The data suggests that female students are excelling in academic settings, particularly in Peshawar, where they outperformed male students in terms of pass percentages. The results highlight a positive shift in educational outcomes for girls.
These findings come as part of ongoing efforts to improve gender equality in education and demonstrate the potential for girls to achieve higher standards when given equal opportunities.
