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ID Full Name Father Name CNIC Gender Enrollemt No. Department Campus City of Residence 560429 ALI HYDER GHULAM HYDER 4120336978217 Male 2k16/AA/06 Anthropology & Archaeology Main campus Dadu 521799 Muhammad Ikrama Shaikh Muhammad Khalid Shaikh 4130329809629 Male 2k16/AA/25 Anthropology & Archaeology Main campus Hyderabad 619380 Muhammad Siddique Muhammad Ibrahim 4420337530015 Male 2k16/AA/29 Anthropology & Archaeology Main campus Sanghar 440846 Reeda Shoukat Ali Gujjar 4150407222016 Female 2k15/ANTH/39 Anthropology & Archaeology Main campus Jamshoro 541283 Saqib Ali Jatoi Manzoor Ali Jatoi 4130689595537 Male 2K16/AA/44 Anthropology & Archaeology Main campus Dadu 613002 umelaila khoso Ghulam qadir khoso 4130410023450 Female 2K16/A.

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