Top Students Shine in BISE Mardan Matric Part 1 Results

Matric results 2025 brought celebration to students and schools across Mardan as the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Mardan officially announced the Part 1 results. Alongside the release of overall results, the board also highlighted the outstanding achievements of the top position holders. The announcement drew praise for the academic excellence shown by students from various institutions across the region.

Exceptional Scores Set the Bar High

This year’s top position was secured by Mohammad Athar Khan, who earned an impressive 1177 marks out of a possible total. A student of The Quaid-e-Azam Public School & Montessori System, Bagh-e-Haram, Mardan, Athar demonstrated both academic brilliance and consistency.

Coming in at second place were three outstanding students, each scoring 1172 marks. These included Sidra Maham from The Quaid-e-Azam Girls Public School, Swabi; Roza Siraj from Ghazali School for Girls, Mardan; and Sania Falak, also from Ghazali School for Girls. Their joint success reflects the growing academic competition and commitment of educational institutions in the region.

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Third Place Shared by Three More Students

Three students also tied for third position, each scoring 1170 marks. The achievers were:

Aqsa Rehman, daughter of Atique ur Rehman, from Ghazali School for Girls, Mardan
Khaqan Ahmad, son of Siraj ul Haq, from Iqra Model School, Chargulli, Mardan
Uroosa Anwar, daughter of Sajid Anwar, from The Quaid-e-Azam Girls Public School, Swabi

This consistent performance across various schools showcases the region’s growing focus on quality education and academic excellence.

Gender Balance in Achievement

One striking feature of the results was the strong showing by female students. Out of the seven position holders announced, five were girls. Their performance not only signals academic strength but also highlights the increasing empowerment of young women through education in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The repeated success of institutions such as Ghazali School for Girls and The Quaid-e-Azam Girls Public School underlines the positive outcomes of targeted efforts to improve girls’ education in both Mardan and Swabi.

Schools Celebrating Success

The announcement of position holders brought a wave of celebration across the schools whose students were recognized. Teachers, parents, and fellow students expressed pride and joy at the results. For many institutions, these achievements reflect years of hard work, dedication, and investment in academic standards.

Ghazali School for Girls, Mardan, stood out in particular, with three of its students securing positions in the top three. The school has built a strong academic reputation over recent years, and this result further cements its place among leading educational institutions in the region.

A Moment of Pride for Families

For the families of the position holders, the announcement was a proud moment. Many parents, teachers, and relatives shared the joy of seeing their children excel at a key academic milestone. With strong scores and promising futures, these students are now well-positioned to pursue further educational goals with confidence.

The results also served as a moment of inspiration for other students across the board. Seeing their peers achieve such high marks serves as motivation and a benchmark to aim for in the next academic year.

Looking Ahead

As BISE Mardan closes the chapter on this year’s Matric Part 1 results, schools, students, and parents are already looking ahead. For the position holders, this achievement marks just the beginning of a longer academic journey. The board’s recognition of their efforts sets the tone for even higher expectations in future examinations.

These results not only reflect individual success but also show how a collective commitment to quality education—by students, families, and institutions—can uplift academic standards across the region.