The results of the annual exams for classes XI and XII were released by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE), Islamabad, on Tuesday.

The pass percentages for Class XI and Class XII were 62.40% and 83.19%, respectively.

The official release stated that the majority of the top positions in the medical group were held by girls from Army Public School and College (APS&C) institutions.

With 1,071 points, Alina Tahir of APS&C Pasban for Women, Rawalpindi Cantt, took first place.

With 1,070 points, Warda Sarfaraz of Scholars Science College, Wah Cantt, came in second to her.

With 1,069 points, Manahil Murtaza of APS&C Gujranwala Cantt and Urwa Malik of APS&C Girls, Rawalpindi Cantt, shared third place.

With 1,063 points, Scholars Science College student Muzammil Sajid of Wah Cantt took first place in the pre-engineering group.

Muhammad Sami from CAPS College in Wah Cantt came in second with 1,059 points, and Ayesha Naeem from APS Fort Road in Rawalpindi Cantt came in third with 1,054 points.

Leading the science general category with 1,056 marks was Ziam Rohab of APS Fort Road, Rawalpindi Cantt. Punjab College, H-11/4, Islamabad's Aisha Zaidi (1,055 marks) and Halima Zohaib (1,053 marks) took second and third place, respectively.

Jannat Nazir of Punjab College, H-11/4, Islamabad, took first place in the commerce group with 1,025 points. Zainab Waqar finished third with 1,013 points, while Shaiza Mahnoor came in second with 1,020.

Dina Khan of Pakistan International School in Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, took top place in the humanities group with 986 points.

Zoha and Talha Shams of the Institute of Islamic Sciences, Islamabad, tied for second place with 981 points each, while Sidra of Pakistan International School, Taj, Saudi Arabia, took third place with 974 points.