Students across Pakistan have started receiving Cambridge June 2026 exam results as Cambridge International Education released outcomes from its latest exam series to learners worldwide.
More than 100,000 candidates from over 850 schools in Pakistan sat Cambridge International AS & A Level, Cambridge O Level and IGCSE examinations this year, with Physics, Mathematics, Business, Chemistry and Computer Science among the most popular subjects.
Cambridge said almost 368,000 students globally received AS & A Level results on Tuesday, while Cambridge IGCSE and O Level results will be issued to more than 315,000 students worldwide on August 18.
The candidates in Pakistan appeared for Cambridge International AS & A Level, Cambridge O Level and IGCSE exams. Physics, Mathematics, Business, Chemistry and Computer Science were among the most popular subjects in the country.
Almost 368,000 students worldwide received Cambridge International AS & A Level results today, while Cambridge IGCSE and O Level results will be released to more than 315,000 students globally on August 18.
"Congratulations to all our students receiving results today and next week," said Rod Smith, Group Managing Director for International Education at Cambridge.
"More students are turning to our AS & A Levels because they combine deep subject knowledge with the skills universities and employers value most,' he said.
Smith said this year's continued growth showed how clearly that combination resonated "in a world being reshaped by AI".
Uzma Yousuf, Country Director, Pakistan for International Education at Cambridge, congratulated learners receiving their results this week.
"This has not been an ordinary year," Yousuf said. "Some students prepared for their examinations against a backdrop of regional tensions, uncertainty and disruption, which makes today's achievement even more meaningful."
"I hope every learner takes a moment to celebrate what they've accomplished," she said.
Yousuf also thanked teachers, parents and school communities across Pakistan for supporting learners throughout the year.
"At Cambridge, we believe education is about more than examination results. It's about helping young people build the knowledge, confidence and skills to thrive at university, in their careers, and in life," she said.
Yousuf said Cambridge would continue supporting learners through innovation in assessment, including its digital exams pilot this year and modular assessment options at A Level.
