Clockwise from top left: Abdur Rehman Javaid, Jassim Khokhar, Jewairya Aqdus and Maham Shahid.
Doha, Qatar: Pakistan International School Doha (PISQ) has achieved outstanding results in the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE), Islamabad, HSSC Part-I and Part-II first annual examination 2026.
In a remarkable accomplishment, PISQ students secured all the top 10 positions in the Pre-Medical Group in Doha, reaffirming the institution’s position among the leading FBISE-affiliated schools in the State of Qatar.
In HSSC-II, PISQ students demonstrated exceptional academic performance, securing 43 A1 grades and 43 A grades. Out of 138 students, the school achieved an outstanding overall pass percentage of 97.82%.
Abdur Rehman Javaid secured first position in Qatar with 1,034/1,100 marks (94.00%), followed by Hajra Afzal, who secured second position with 1,025/1,100 marks (93.18%), and Muskan Shaban, who secured 3rd Position with 1,010/1,100 marks (91.82%). In the Science General Group, Maham Shahid secured first position in PISQ and second position in Qatar, obtaining 966/1,100 marks (87.82%). Muhammad Umair secured 2nd Position in PISQ and 3rd Position in Qatar with 960/1,100 marks (87.27%), while Abdul Basit stood 3rd in PISQ with 927/1,100 marks (84.27%). In the Pre-Engineering Group, Jassim Khokhar stood first in PISQ and third in Qatar, securing 943/1,100 marks (85.73%). Muhammad Ibrahim Rana secured second position with 942 marks (85.64%), followed by Khadija Shakil in third position with 936 marks (85.09%).
In the Humanities Group, Jewairya Aqdus stood first in PISQ with 906/1,100 marks (82.36%), followed by Omaima Mateen with 869 marks (79.00%) and Halima Bibi with 862 marks (78.36%).
PISQ also achieved remarkable success in HSSC-I, securing prominent positions among FBISE-affiliated schools in Doha. The students earned 11 A+ grades, 15 A grades, 18 B++ grades, 22 B+ grades, and 21 B grades, with an outstanding overall pass percentage of 84.56%. In the Pre-Medical Group, Hadia Ghaffar secured first position in PISQ and second position in Doha with 507/540 marks, followed by Bareea Zainab, who secured second position in PISQ and third position in Doha with 505/540 marks. Omama Naeem secured third position in PISQ and 4th Position in Doha with 503/540 marks.
In the Computer Science Group, Yusuf Fahed secured first position in PISQ and second Position in Qatar with 510/560 marks.
