11th Class Top 100 Position Holders 2026 — BISE Rawalpindi Merit Roster

Reading the Merits Table

Ranks follow total marks, and large tie bands exist at every mark level; sequential ranks inside a tie band are assigned by ascending roll number. Two paper sets are in use this year, so percentages are calculated against each candidate's own set.

Complete Top 100 Merit Roster — HSSC-I 2026

All 100 candidates cleared the 529-mark threshold. The roster is dominated by female campuses: 81 of the top 100 candidates come from girls' institutions, 8 from boys' institutions and 11 from co-educational or external registrations.

Names are shown in upper case, as recorded on the result.

Institutional Clusters Inside the Top 100

Merit in 2026 is highly concentrated. The 100 highest scoring candidates come from just 44 institutions, and the leading campus — Punjab College For Women F-828 S/Town Rawalpindi — alone accounts for 13 places. The table ranks the leading twenty institutions by their number of top-100 placements.

What the Cluster Pattern Shows

• Two private systems own the summit. Punjab College's Satellite Town and Talagang campuses together supplied 24 of the top 100 — roughly a quarter of the entire roster from two campuses.
• The Kallar Kahar cluster punches far above its size. Kallar Kahar Science College (girls) and Royal College of Sciences Chakwal together placed 10 candidates from a district with only 8,153 total examinees.
• Government institutes are almost absent. Only 2 of the 100 highest scoring candidates were registered through government colleges, mirroring the sector-level gap documented on the main analytics page.
• District spread: Rawalpindi supplied the largest block (43 of 100), followed by the other Potohar districts; Murree and Jhelum placed only 1 and 3 candidates respectively.

Paper-Set Cohorts: Separating the 550 and 600 Scales

Because the two paper sets are not directly comparable, the roster is also presented as two cohorts. The 600-mark Arts / Humanities cohort contains 5 candidates inside the top 100; the 550-mark Science, ICS and Commerce cohort contains the remaining 95.

Arts & Humanities Cohort (600-mark paper set)

Science, ICS & Commerce Cohort (550-mark paper set) — top 25

On the 550-mark scale the strongest science-track performance is 549 marks (99.82%), held by Zubaida Fazal of Punjab College For Girls, Quaid Campus, Behind Quaid-E-Azam Portrait,Islamabad Expressway, Rwp. 16 candidates on the same scale cleared 540 marks or better, which makes the science-track distinction band unusually deep this year.

2025 vs 2026: How the Merit Summit Moved

The 2025 first-year roster was headed by 557 marks; the 2026 summit sits at 573 marks, a 16 mark lift at the very top of the distribution. Rank-for-rank the 2026 cohort is deeper: the tenth-placed candidate this year holds 544 marks.

The comparison reinforces the wider finding of this cycle: 2026 was not merely a year of higher pass rates but of deeper top-end performance. With 5,983 qualifiers above the 80% band and 1,238 above 90%, the division produced roughly one distinction-grade candidate for every five successful candidates.

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