BISE Lahore will publish the 1st year result gazette 2026 with the Intermediate Part-I result on Thursday, 22 October 2026. The gazette is the full printed record of the result: every roll number, every college, and the board’s own statistics for the year.
Most students only need their own marks, and for that the BISE Lahore 11th Class Result 2026 page is quicker. This page is about the gazette itself: where Lahore puts it, how to search it, what the notes on its first pages actually say, and what Lahore’s recent gazettes show about results by group and district.
Quick answer
The BISE Lahore 1st year gazette 2026 (Intermediate Part-I) will be released with the result on 22 October 2026, usually a few hours after 10:00 AM. It is published as a PDF on biselahore.com. Search your roll number inside it to find your marks.
Where to Download the Lahore Board Gazette
After the result is announced, Lahore uploads the gazette to its main website, biselahore.com. Look for it in the result announcements on the homepage, usually titled along the lines of “Result Gazette Intermediate Part-I (11th Class) First Annual Examination 2026”.
It does not always appear at 10:00 AM sharp. The result search on result.biselahore.com opens first; the gazette PDF often follows later in the morning or in the afternoon. If you cannot see it, check again after lunch rather than downloading copies from other websites, which can be old, incomplete, or from a different year.
The file is large, often well over a hundred pages, so download it on Wi-Fi if you can.
Gazette or Result Card: Which One Counts?
Since this year, this question has a new answer at Lahore Board.
Lahore has stopped printing paper result cards for Intermediate students. From the 2026 annual exams, every result card is issued as a digital PDF with a QR code, which anyone can scan to verify it online. The Punjab Education Minister has said these digital cards carry the same legal standing as the old printed ones, and that institutions must accept them.
- Regular students get their digital result card through their college’s online portal. Colleges print it on coloured paper before handing it over.
- Private candidates download their own result card from biselahore.com.
The gazette is different. It is a list of results for public information, and Lahore’s own gazette says it is issued “as a notice only, errors and omissions excepted.” For admissions, scholarships or any official use, your digital result card is the document that counts, not a page from the gazette.
How to Find Your Name in the Lahore Gazette
The gazette is arranged institution by institution, with roll numbers in order under each college.
- On a laptop: open the PDF and press Ctrl + F, then type your roll number.
- On a phone: open the PDF in a reader app (Google Drive, Adobe Acrobat or your phone’s own viewer) and tap the search icon.
- By name: some gazettes can be searched by name, but common names return many matches. Use your college name, printed above each block of roll numbers, to confirm the right one.
If your roll number does not appear at all, check that you have the Part-I gazette, not the Part-II one from September, and the first annual exam, not a supplementary one.
What the Notes at the Start of the Gazette Mean
Lahore’s gazette opens with the board’s official result notice. Most people scroll past it, but it explains exactly how to read the pages that follow. Based on last year’s Part-I gazette, these are the rules it sets out:
1. Marks are shown only for subjects you passed. Candidates who scored 33% or more in a subject have their marks printed against their roll number.
2. Short subject names mean you scored below 33%. If you see abbreviated subject names next to your roll number instead of marks, those are the subjects you did not clear.
3. What happens to those subjects. You may appear in them again along with the Part-II (First Annual) exam next year. If you do not, the board decides your result in that subject on your combined Part-I and Part-II marks.
4. Except Islamic Education. That combined rule does not apply to Islamic Education, because it is examined only in Part-I. If Islamic Education is among your short-name subjects, make sure you appear in it again with Part-II.
5. Notice only. The gazette is for information, “errors and omissions excepted”. If anything looks wrong, check your result card and contact the board.
6. Rechecking. Requests are accepted online through biselahore.com within 15 days of the result.
Lahore Board Part-I Results in the Gazettes, 2022 to 2025
| Year | Appeared | Passed | Pass rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 211,906 | 83,554 | 41.24% |
| 2023 | about 168,000 | 97,100 | about 57% |
| 2024 | about 162,000 | 84,785 | about 52% |
| 2025 | 172,100 | 92,541 | 53.77% |
The number of candidates dropped sharply after 2022 and has since settled between 160,000 and 175,000. The pass rate has stayed in the low to mid fifties since 2023.
By group, 2025
| Group | Pass rate |
|---|---|
| Pre-Engineering | 73.36% |
| Pre-Medical | 64.30% |
| General Science (ICS) | 57.99% |
| Commerce (ICom) | 50.11% |
| Humanities (FA) | 40.05% |
What Lahore’s Latest Gazette Shows by District
The most recent Lahore gazette, for the combined Intermediate result announced on 23 September 2026, broke results down by district. It gives a good idea of how the four districts compare:
| District | Appeared | Passed | Pass rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nankana Sahib | 11,283 | 8,028 | 71.15% |
| Sheikhupura | 21,584 | 14,659 | 67.92% |
| Lahore | 129,773 | 83,102 | 64.04% |
| Kasur | 25,561 | 16,108 | 63.02% |
| Total | 189,373 | 123,060 | 64.98% |
Two things stand out:
- Nankana Sahib, the smallest district, had the highest pass rate, about seven points above Lahore city.
- Lahore district alone accounts for more than two-thirds of all the board’s candidates, so the board’s overall figure mostly reflects Lahore city’s colleges.
That gazette also recorded 192,950 applicants, of whom 189,373 actually sat the exam. The Part-I gazette in October usually carries the same kind of district and group tables, so look for them in the first pages.
Using the Gazette as a College or Teacher
For principals and teachers, the gazette is the quickest way to see a whole institution’s result at once, without checking roll numbers one by one. Search the college name to jump to its block, then count the passes and the short-name entries to see which subjects caused the most trouble. That subject view is often more useful for planning Part-II classes than the overall pass figure.
When the 2026 Gazette Comes Out
On 22 October we will update this page with:
- the direct link to the official 2026 Part-I gazette on biselahore.com
- the 2026 pass rate, with candidates appeared and passed
- group-wise and, if published, district-wise figures
Bookmark this page
The official gazette link is the one thing students search for most after lunch on result day. We add it here as soon as Lahore Board publishes it.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the BISE Lahore 1st year gazette 2026 be released?
With the Intermediate Part-I result on 22 October 2026, usually a few hours after the 10:00 AM announcement.
Where can I download the Lahore Board 11th class gazette?
On the board’s official website, biselahore.com, in the result announcements after the result.
Is the gazette my official result?
No. Lahore’s gazette is issued as a notice only. Your official record is your result card, which from 2026 is a digital PDF with a QR code.
Lahore board ka 1st year gazette kab aayega 2026?
Lahore Board 1st year ka gazette 22 October 2026 ko result ke saath biselahore.com par aayega, aam tor par subah 10 baje ke kuch ghante baad.
What do short subject names next to my roll number mean?
They are the subjects in which you scored below 33%. You can appear in them again with your Part-II exam.
Why is Islamic Education treated differently in the gazette?
Islamic Education is examined only in Part-I, so a shortfall in it cannot be made up through Part-II marks. You must appear in it again.
How do private candidates get their Lahore Board result card in 2026?
By downloading the digital result card from biselahore.com. Regular students get theirs through their college’s portal.
Which Lahore Board district had the best result in 2026?
Nankana Sahib, at 71.15% in the combined Intermediate result announced in September 2026.
