Female Students Lead AJK Matric Results 2026

In the Science Group for female students, Samia Chaudhry of Peace Educational Institute Sehnsa, Kotli, Imama Muzammil of Red Foundation College Mirpur, and Mehroosh Naeem Abbasi of Red Foundation High School Singer Bathara, Bagh, jointly secured the first position with 1,184 marks out of 1,200.

Following them, Makhzara Shahid and Natalia Mehboob jointly secured the second position with 1,183 marks, while Warda Amjad, Adeeba Zaheer, Momina Shahid, Sana Ejaz, and Aiman Ejaz jointly secured third position with 1,182 marks.

Among male students in the Science Group, Abdullah Riaz of Government High School Gorah, Sudhanoti, secured the first position with 1,178 marks. Ahmed Tahir Raja of Red Foundation High School Dhir. Kot, Bagh, and Sarmad Hafeez Awan of Red Foundation School Bagnam, Muzaffarabad, jointly secured the second position with 1,176 marks, while Raja Hassan Ali of the same school secured third position with 1,175 marks.

In the General Group for female students, Faryal Imran of Government Girls High School Makhyala, Bagh, secured the first position with 1,127 marks, followed by Imama Fatima of Kashmir Public School Phagwari, Kotli, and Amreen Mazhar of Royal Model School Bhimber, who secured second and third positions respectively with 1,110 and 1,108 marks.

For male students in the General Group, private candidate Abdullah Masood Tauheedi from Bagh secured the first position with 1,117 marks. Muhammad Ayan of Government Pilot High School Bagh secured the second position with 1,110 marks, and private candidate Muhammad Areeb Khan from Bagh secured third position with 1,102 marks.

Samia Chaudhry, one of the top scorers in the Science Group, attributed her success to the divine blessings of Allah, the prayers of her parents, and the guidance of her teachers. She expressed her intention to pursue higher education to serve the country. Imama Muzammil, who shared the first position, also credited her parents and teachers, emphasizing that consistent hard work and effective time management were essential to her success.

Mehroosh Naeem Abbasi, also a joint first-position holder, noted that she maintained a regular study routine and devoted extra time to difficult subjects, advising other students to adopt discipline and consistency. Faryal Imran, who topped the General Group for females, stressed the importance of providing female students with greater opportunities to advance in their education.

Abdullah Riaz, the top male student in the Science Group, described his achievement as a matter of pride and contributing positively to his region and country. Abdullah Masood Tauheedi, who succeeded as a private candidate in the first position of the General Group for males, stated that his achievement was a special honor and noted that private candidates could achieve outstanding results through proper guidance and and consistent hard work.