Punjab Class 12 toppers: Girls sweep top 3 ranks, all with perfect 100% scores
The Punjab 12th result was declared today and the PSEB Class 12 toppers list 2026 is out, with three students securing perfect 100% marks. All top three ranks have been bagged by girls, highlighting a strong academic performance in Punjab Board exams this year across both Science and Humanities streams.
The PSEB 12th toppers 2026 list has grabbed attention this year for one big reason -- all top three rank holders are girls, and all scored a perfect 100%.
The Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) Class 12 result 2026 has seen an exceptional performance at the top, with students across streams securing full marks.
ALL THREE TOPPERS SCORE PERFECT 500/500
Leading the Punjab Board 12th toppers list 2026 is Sukhneet Kaur, who secured Rank 1 with 500 out of 500 marks (100%) in the Science stream. She studied at Guru Nanak Adarsh Senior Secondary School, Chohla Sahib (Mansa).
Close behind is Suhani Chauhan, who also scored a perfect 500/500 (100%), securing Rank 2 from the Humanities stream. She is a student of B.S.N. Senior Secondary School, Jalandhar Cantt, Focal Point (Ludhiana).
The third rank has been secured by Divanshi, again with a perfect 500/500 (100%) in Humanities. She studied at Tara Singh Memorial Senior Secondary School, Jassowal Puri (Ludhiana).
GIRLS DOMINATE PSEB CLASS 12 MERIT LIST 2026
This year’s PSEB Class 12 merit list 2026 clearly reflects the strong academic performance of girls across Punjab. Not only did girls dominate the overall pass percentage, but they also secured all top three ranks with flawless scores.
The fact that students from both Science and Humanities streams have topped with full marks also highlights balanced excellence across disciplines.
PSEB 12TH RESULT 2026: KEY DETAILS
The Punjab Board Class 12 result 2026 recorded an overall pass percentage of 91.46%, with over 2.65 lakh students appearing for the exams held between February 17 and April 4.
Girls once again outperformed boys, continuing a consistent trend in board results. While girls recorded a significantly higher pass percentage, boys also showed strong performance across streams.
This year’s result stands out not just for its high pass percentage, but also for the perfect scores at the top, something that rarely happens across multiple ranks.