BISE Multan Top Position Holders 2024, Inter Part-II Result

Students checking the BISE Multan Intermediate result often want to know more than their own marks.

After seeing their result, many students look for the highest-scoring candidates to understand how closely they performed compared with the top students in their board.

The BISE Multan top position holders 2024 achieved excellent scores in the Intermediate Part-II 1st Annual Examination, with the highest recorded score reaching 1,158 marks out of 1,200.

For students who are checking their own marks, the result can be accessed through the BISE Multan result checking service. The position-holder results, meanwhile, show a very close competition at the top, with three students sharing first position with the same score.

BISE Multan Inter Part-II Top Position Holders 2024

The Intermediate Part-II 1st Annual Examination 2024 produced three joint first-position holders. Wajeeha Afzal, Arfa Batool, and Zarlish Fatima each scored 1,158 marks out of 1,200, placing them together at the top of the supplied position-holder record.

Wajeeha Afzal, daughter of Muhammad Afzal, secured first position with roll number 521584. She studied at Punjab College for Girls Canal Wala, Bungla, Burewala.

Arfa Batool, daughter of Shahid Aziz, also secured first position with 1,158 marks. Her roll number was 505708, and she represented Punjab College for Girls, Near Grid Station, Multan Road, Mailsi.

Zarlish Fatima, daughter of Hafiz Muhammad Naeem, completed the group of students sharing first position. She obtained 1,158 marks with roll number 510171 and studied at Nishat College of Science for Girls, 29-Officers Colony, Multan.

The second position went to Ali Ahrar, son of Maqbool Ahmad, with 1,154 marks. He represented Muslim College of Science and Commerce, Adda Bili Wala, Bahawalpur Road, Multan.

Faseeh Ur Rehman, son of Mehar Jind Wada, secured third position with 1,153 marks. He studied at Punjab College for Boys, Near Grid Station, Multan Road, Mailsi.

BISE Multan Top Position Holders 2024 List

The table below includes the student details supplied in the position-holder information. Contact numbers and picture fields have been left out.

The supplied information contains six student records, so the table does not add four unverified names simply to make it a top 10 list.

Wajeeha Afzal, Arfa Batool and Zarlish Fatima Share First Position

The most notable part of the 2024 Intermediate Part-II results is the tie for first position. Wajeeha Afzal, Arfa Batool, and Zarlish Fatima all achieved 1,158 marks, making them joint first-position holders in the supplied record.

Wajeeha Afzal represented Punjab College for Girls Canal Wala in Burewala. Arfa Batool came from Punjab College for Girls near Grid Station on Multan Road, Mailsi, while Zarlish Fatima represented Nishat College of Science for Girls in Multan.

Their identical scores show how close the competition was among the highest-performing students. A difference of even a few marks was enough to separate the next position holders from the three students at the top.

Students who are waiting to check their own Intermediate marks can use the 1st Year Result BISE multan to access their available result information.

Ali Ahrar Secures Second Position

Ali Ahrar secured second position with 1,154 marks. His roll number was 529124, and his father’s name is listed as Maqbool Ahmad.

He studied at Muslim College of Science and Commerce, Adda Bili Wala, Bahawalpur Road, Multan. His score was four marks below the three students who shared first position.

The narrow difference between the top scores shows the level of competition among the leading candidates. Ali Ahrar’s 1,154 marks placed him only a few marks behind the joint first-position holders.

Faseeh Ur Rehman Takes Third Position

Faseeh Ur Rehman secured third position with 1,153 marks. He appeared under roll number 506060 and is listed as the son of Mehar Jind Wada.

Faseeh Ur Rehman studied at Punjab College for Boys, Near Grid Station, Multan Road, Mailsi. His score was just one mark below Ali Ahrar’s second-position result.

The results therefore show a very small gap among the top five supplied candidates. The difference between the highest score of 1,158 and Faseeh Ur Rehman’s 1,153 marks was only five marks.

Muhammad Tayyab Listed in Overall Top Positions

The supplied overall top positions record also lists Muhammad Tayyab, son of Imtiaz Alam, with 1,152 marks. His roll number is 520009, and he studied at Punjab College for Boys, Lahore More, Khanewal.

His score places him immediately after Faseeh Ur Rehman among the records supplied. The entry is included in the table because it appears in the overall top positions information provided for the 2024 examination.

Check Your BISE Multan Result and Marks

Position-holder lists are useful for seeing the highest scores, but most students visiting a result website are looking for their own marks. If you’ve appeared in an examination under BISE Multan, you’ll need your roll number and examination details to check the result.

You can use the 1st Year Result BISE Multan to check the available result information online. Enter your roll number carefully, submit the search, and review the marks and result details displayed for your examination record.

Checking your own result is also useful when comparing your performance with the position-holder marks. For example, knowing that the highest supplied score was 1,158 out of 1,200 gives students a clear reference point for understanding the level achieved by the top candidates.

BISE Multan Intermediate Part-II Result 2024

The Intermediate Part-II 1st Annual Examination 2024 had 1,200 total marks. Among the supplied position-holder records, three students achieved the highest score of 1,158 marks.

Wajeeha Afzal, Arfa Batool, and Zarlish Fatima shared first position, followed by Ali Ahrar with 1,154 marks and Faseeh Ur Rehman with 1,153 marks. Muhammad Tayyab was also listed in the supplied overall top positions record with 1,152 marks.

These results highlight how closely the leading students performed in the BISE Multan Intermediate examination. For students checking their own performance, the Multan Board result page provides a convenient way to check available marks and result details using the required examination information.

The supplied records include six students, so no additional candidates have been added to create an artificial top 10 list. This keeps the position-holder information limited to the names, marks, roll numbers, father names, and institutes provided in the original record.