PESHAWAR: Around 10,000 students have failed in the subject of Islamiat in the matriculation examinations conducted by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Peshawar.
The board announced the results of the Annual Examinations 2026, revealing that Islamiat was the subject in which the highest number of students from 9th and 10th grades faced failure.
According to the announced results, a total of 97,950 students appeared in the 9th-grade examinations, out of which 57,847 students were promoted to 10th grade.
The results showed varying performance among students across different subjects, with Islamiat emerging as the subject with the highest number of unsuccessful candidates.
Education officials said the announced results would help identify areas requiring improvement and provide guidance for students, teachers, and educational institutions to enhance academic performance in future examinations.
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