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Mbbs) Third Professional Annual Examination 2015 Examination Held in Oct - Nov 2015 Result Declared on January 12, 2016 Max Marks: 800 Notification No KHYBER MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, PESHAWAR BACHELOR OF MEDICINE & BACHELOR OF SURGERY (MBBS) THIRD PROFESSIONAL ANNUAL EXAMINATION 2015 EXAMINATION HELD IN OCT - NOV 2015 RESULT DECLARED ON JANUARY 12, 2016 MAX MARKS: 800 NOTIFICATION NO. MBBS (3RD Prof -A15)-1 Roll No. Reg.No. Name Father's Name Result Bannu Medical College, Bannu 15501 2012/KMU/BMC/02 LUBNA GUL FAZAL ALI 486 15502 2012/KMU/BMC/03 NAYAB BIBI AMIR HAMZA KHAN 558 15503 2012/KMU/BMC/17 GUL RUKH KHAN MAQBALI KHAN Re: Phar 15504 2012/KMU/BMC/20 KOMAL MAQBOOL MAQBOOL KHAN 502 15505 2012/KMU/BMC/04 ISHRAT GULFAM MUHAMMAD NASIR KHAN 520 15506 2012/KMU/BMC/05 ANISA ARIF AMIR ZARIN ARIF Re: Phar 15507 2012/KMU/BMC/06 MARYAM NISAR NISAR AHMED 464 15508 2012/KMU/BMC/08 SYEDA ZAINAB ANWAR SHAH 486 15509 2012/KMU/BMC/09 SUNDUS SABA MUHAMMAD AZAM KHAN 634 15510 2012/KMU/BMC/10 HINA HABIB HABIB ULLAH 489 15511 2012/KMU/BMC/11 BUSHRA AJMAL AJMAL KHAN 579 15512 2012/KMU/BMC/12 FAKHRA MUSHTAQ MUSHTAQ AHMAD 535 15513 2012/KMU/BMC/13 SIDRAH YOUSAFZAI MUHAMMAD SIYAR 528 15514 2012/KMU/BMC/14 ABIDA SABEENA DR. RAFIULLAH 551 15515 2012/KMU/BMC/15 SANA AKBAR SHER AKBAR KHAN 537 15516 2012/KMU/BMC/16 KHUSHBAKHT HUSSAM SAYAHUD DIN BACHA 576 15517 2012/KMU/BMC/18 RIFFAT SHAHEEN ABDUL HAMEED 609 15518 2012/KMU/BMC/19 NAYYAB JABEEN ATTA-ULLAH JILANI 507 15519 2012/KMU/BMC/21 SOFIA PADSHAH KHAN 501 15520 2012/KMU/BMC/22 RAHEELA HAMEED HAMEED ULLAH 582 15521 2012/KMU/BMC/23 RABIA SAEED SAEED MUHAMMAD KHAN BANGASH 521 15522 2012/KMU/BMC/24 HUMA SHAFI SHAFI ULLAH 518 15523 2012/KMU/BMC/25 YASMEEN FAZAL FAZAL E HAMEED 548 15524 2012/KMU/BMC/26 RUBI ZUBAIR ZUBAIR SHAH 523 15525 2012/KMU/BMC/27 MAIRA SALAM ABDUS SALAM 587 15526 2012/KMU/BMC/28 AQSA MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 502 15527 2011/KMU/BMC/026 NAIMA KANWAL MUHAMMAD RAMZAN Re: Phar, F.Med 15528 2011/KMU/BMC/023 SALMA IQBAL MUHAMMAD IQBAL 503 15529 2012/KMU/BMC/29 SAIF ULLAH NOOR HASSAN Re: All 15530 2012/KMU/BMC/30 MUHAMMAD ZAHID KHAN DR. ABDUL MALIK 530 15531 2012/KMU/BMC/31 NOOR-U-RAHMAN SHABIR KHAN 480 15532 2012/KMU/BMC/32 DANISH ALI KHAN 528 15533 2012/KMU/BMC/33 MUHAMMAD IDREES KHAN MUHAMMAD ARIF KHAN 499 15534 2012/KMU/BMC/34 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD DANIYAL ABDUL JALIL 532 Page 1 of 38 Roll No. Reg.No. Name Father's Name Result 15535 2012/KMU/BMC/35 IRFAN ULLAH GULAB RAHMAN Re: Path 15536 2012/KMU/BMC/36 FAKHRI ALAM WAZIR BADSHAH Re: All 15537 2012/KMU/BMC/37 SHER ALI KHAN SHER BACHA 572 15538 2012/KMU/BMC/38 ASHRAF ALI MIAN MUHAMMAD KARIM MIAN 552 15539 2012/KMU/BMC/39 ANSAR SALEEM SALEEM KHAN 543 15540 2012/KMU/BMC/41 MUHAMMAD SHAHID HIKMAT SHAH Re: All 15541 2012/KMU/BMC/42 JUNAID UL HASSAN HAZRAT HUSSAIN ARSHAD 617 15542 2012/KMU/BMC/43 HAMZA HUSSAIN HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD 481 15543 2012/KMU/BMC/44 ZAHID BAKHTIAR BAKHTIAR KHAN 590 15544 2012/KMU/BMC/45 MEHDI HASSAN TAJ MUHAMMAD 518 15545 2012/KMU/BMC/46 WAQAR AHMED UMER TIAZ KHAN Re: Phar 15546 2012/KMU/BMC/47 SYED FAWAD AHMAD SAHEB GUL Re: Phar, F.Med 15547 2012/KMU/BMC/48 MUHAMMAD ZAKARYA MUHAMMAD ISHAQ 504 15548 2012/KMU/BMC/49 MISHKAT ULLAH WALI DAD KHAN Re: All 15549 2012/KMU/BMC/50 MUHAMMAD ABBAS RAHMAT GUL 580 15550 2012/KMU/BMC/51 NASIR UD DIN ABDUL MATEEN 537 15551 2012/KMU/BMC/52 WAQAS AHMAD FIDA MUHAMMMAD 532 15552 2012/KMU/BMC/53 UMAIR AKBAR MUHAMMAD AKBAR 556 15553 2012/KMU/BMC/55 SAFI ULLAH KHAN SAMI ULLAH KHAN Re: Phar 15554 2012/KMU/BMC/56 SHAHID ZADA KHAN ZADA 504 15555 2012/KMU/BMC/40 AAMIR ZAREEN MUHAMMAD ZAREEN KHAN 618 15556 2012/KMU/BMC/57JUNAID REHMAN JAHANGIR KHAN 589 15557 2012/KMU/BMC/58 KHADIM ULLAH SHARAFAT ULLAH Re: Phar, Path 15558 2012/KMU/BMC/63 MUHAMMAD HAMZA MUHAMMAD JAVED 505 15559 2012/KMU/BMC/60 FARMAN KHAN RASHID ANWAR 595 15560 2012/KMU/BMC/61 AHMAD ALI AZAM KHAN 543 15561 2012/KMU/BMC/62 SIKANDAR HAYAT ABDUL SALAM 591 15562 2012/KMU/BMC/59 IRFAN ULLAH FARID ULLAH KHAN 572 15563 2012/KMU/BMC/64 ASIF MUJTABA MUHAMMAD RAFIQ Re: Phar, Path 15564 2012/KMU/BMC/65 ZUBAIR KHAN KHAN BAHADUR 572 15565 2012/KMU/BMC/66 AAMIR YAQOOB MUHAMMAD YAQOOB 612 15566 2012/KMU/BMC/67 MUHAMMAD ADNAN SAMI SAMIULLAH 595 15567 2012/KMU/BMC/68 IKRAM ULLAH ESSA KHAN 517 15568 2012/KMU/BMC/69 ADNAN ZEB HUSSAN ZEB Re: Phar 15569 2012/KMU/BMC/70 ABDUL BASIT NOORHANUDDIN 502 15570 2012/KMU/BMC/71 MUHAMMAD SALAR KHAN ABDUR RAUF KHAN 549 15571 2012/KMU/BMC/72 ABDUR REHMAN MUHAMMAD ADIL KHAN 575 15572 2012/KMU/BMC/73 SUHAIL AHMAD SAFDAR ALI 568 15573 2012/KMU/BMC/74 ABID HAYAT QADAR KHAN 550 15574 2012/KMU/BMC/75 HAROON YOUSAF MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 546 15575 2012/KMU/BMC/76 MUHAMMAD KHAN MUHAMMAD ZAHIR 513 15576 2012/KMU/BMC/77 LIAQAT ALI SHAH MEMBER SHAH 543 15577 2012/KMU/BMC/78 IKRAMULLAH AWAR KHAN 482 Page 2 of 38 Roll No. Reg.No. Name Father's Name Result 15578 2012/KMU/BMC/79 AMER JEET SINGH OWTAM SINGH Re: Phar 15579 2012/KMU/BMC/80 NOUMAN KHAN WASAL KHAN 482 15580 2012/KMU/BMC/81 ABDUL WAHAB MUHAMMAD ZAHIR SHAH 494 15581 2012/KMU/BMC/82 SUR GUL MUHAMMAD RAZA 459 15582 2012/KMU/BMC/86 ZULFIQAR SAEED MUHAMMAD SAEED KHAN Re: Path 15583 2012/KMU/BMC/87 IHTISHAM UL HAQ WAHEED ULLAH Re: All 15584 2012/KMU/BMC/88 NOOR ZAMAN MIR ALAM 528 15585 2012/KMU/BMC/83 WISAL KHAN ITBAR KHAN Re: Phar 15586 2011/KMU/BMC/094 HANIF KHAN SHER ZAMAN KHAN Re: Phar 15587 2012/KMU/BMC/84 MUJAHIDIN KHUSHAL KHAN 518 15588 2012/KMU/BMC/85 MUHAMMAD GHASSAN MUHAMMAD DAUD 537 17045 2012/KMU/BMC/07 HIRA ALI FAYAZ ALI 512 17051 2012/KMU/BMC/01 RAHAT BIBI MUHAMMAD ZADA 534 Ayub Medical College, Abbottabad 15589 2012/KMU/AMC/01 AAMIR IQBAL MUHAMMAD IQBAL 614 15590 2012/KMU/AMC/02 ABBAS HAROON HAROON UR RASHEED 514 15591 2012/KMU/AMC/03 ABDUL ALI MUHAMMAD ALAM 562 15592 2012/KMU/AMC/04 ABDUL HAQ DAR US SALAM 496 15593 2012/KMU/AMC/05 ABDULLAH KHAN MUHAMMAD FAROOQ 545 15594 2012/KMU/AMC/06 ABDULLAH ABDUR REHMAN Re: All 15595 2012/KMU/AMC/07 ABDULLAH MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE Re: Phar 15596 2012/KMU/AMC/08 ADAN SARDAR SARDAR BAHADAR KHAN 585 15597 2012/KMU/AMC/219 ZAHOOR AHMAD MUHAMMAD KHALIL Re: F.Med 15598 2012/KMU/AMC/82 INAYATUR RAHMAN SHAFIQ UR RAHMAN 582 15599 2012/KMU/AMC/11 AIMAL KHAN SHER ZALI KHAN 557 15600 2012/KMU/AMC/12 AIMEN RAZA RAZA MUHAMMAD KHAN 523 15601 2012/KMU/AMC/13 AIZAZ KHATTAK NOOR SHAH JAHAN Re: Phar, F.Med 15602 2012/KMU/AMC/14 MUHAMMAD AKBAR KHAN INAYAT ULLAH KHAN Re: Phar, F.Med 15603 2012/KMU/AMC/15 ALVINA AHMAD ALI AHMAD KHAN 575 15604 2012/KMU/AMC/16 AMINA GUL SHEHZAR KHAN GUL SHEHZAR KHAN 512 15605 2012/KMU/AMC/17 AMINA ZAHID ZAHID HUSSAIN TABBASSAM Re: Phar 15606 2012/KMU/AMC/18 AMJAD ALI AHMAD ALI 525 15607 2012/KMU/AMC/19 AQSA HAYAT SHOUKAT HAYAT 540 15608 2012/KMU/AMC/20 AROOJ MUMTAZ CHOUDHRY MUMTAZ AHMED CHOUDHRY 571 15609 2012/KMU/AMC/21 ASAD KHAN KHANWAIZ KHAN 531 15610 2012/KMU/AMC/22 ASGHAR ALI KHAN ZARD ALI KHAN 554 15611 2012/KMU/AMC/23 ASHFAQ AHMAD NAWSHAD KHAN 518 15612 2012/KMU/AMC/24 ASIF AFZAL MIR MUHAMMAD AFZAL MIR 488 15613 2012/KMU/AMC/26 ASIF RASOOL MUGHAL GHULAM RASOOL MUGHAL 572 15614 2012/KMU/AMC/27 ASIMA IQBAL MUHAMMAD IQBAL 524 15615 2012/KMU/AMC/29 ASMAT ULLAH MALIK SARDAR KHAN 519 15616 2012/KMU/AMC/30 ASMATULLAH KHAN NASRULLAH KHAN 564 15617 2012/KMU/AMC/32 ATTIQUE BANARAS KHAN 586 Page 3 of 38 Roll No. Reg.No. Name Father's Name Result 15618 2012/KMU/AMC/33 AWAIS NAWAZ KHAN RUB NAWAZ KHAN 513 15619 2012/KMU/AMC/34 AYESHA LARAIB ASHFAQ AFZAL 665 15620 2012/KMU/AMC/35 AYESHA NIAZ KHAN NIAZ MUHAMMAD Re: Phar 15621 2012/KMU/AMC/36 AYESHA RUKHSAR RUKHSAR AHMAD 556 15622 2012/KMU/AMC/37 AYESHA SAJJAD SAJJAD AHMAD 566 15623 2012/KMU/AMC/38 AYESHA ZAHID ZAHID HUSSAIN 512 15624 2012/KMU/AMC/39 AZIZ ULLAH ABDUL GHANI Re: F.Med 15625 2012/KMU/AMC/40 AZIZ UR REHMAN ABDUL GHAFOOR 478 15626 2012/KMU/AMC/41 AZIZ UR REHMAN NOOR JAN 476 15627 2012/KMU/AMC/42 AZRA MAHMOOD FAZAL MAHMOOD 553 15628 2012/KMU/AMC/43 BASIR ULLAH AMIR MUHAMMAD 513 15629 2012/KMU/AMC/44 BASIT AQEEL DR. AQEEL Re: Phar, F.Med 15630 2012/KMU/AMC/45 BEENISH JAVAID JAVAID ASGHAR Re: Phar 15631 2012/KMU/AMC/46 BIBI FATIMA KHAN MUHAMMAD TEHMASIP 580 15632 2012/KMU/AMC/47 BIBI SUMIA MUHAMMAD QAYYUM 610 15633 2012/KMU/AMC/49 BUSHRA IKRAM IKRAM ULLAH KHAN 517 15634 2012/KMU/AMC/50 DANYAL ZAHOOR ZAHOOR-UL-HASSAN 561 15635 2012/KMU/AMC/51 ELAI KHAN IRFAN ULLAH KHAN Re: Phar, F.Med 15636 2012/KMU/AMC/52 EMAD PIR REHMAN PIR RAKHMAN 512 15637 2012/KMU/AMC/53 FAHEEM ANWAR MUHAMMAD ANWAR 515 15638 2012/KMU/AMC/54 FAIZ ALAM SHAKOOR AHMAD Re: F.Med 15639 2012/KMU/AMC/55 FAKHRA NAIN QURESHI ABDUL QAYYUM QURESHI 549 15640 2012/KMU/AMC/56 FARHAN SATTAR ABDUL SATTAR 467 15641 2012/KMU/AMC/57 FARHAT ULLAH IRFANULLAH Re: Phar, F.Med 15642 2012/KMU/AMC/58 FARHATULLAH JAN KIFAYATULLAH JAN 482 15643 2012/KMU/AMC/59 FARID ULLAH SHAHID YASSIN Re: F.Med 15644 2012/KMU/AMC/60 FAYAZ MUHAMMAD IMAM MUHAMMAD Re: F.Med 15645 2012/KMU/AMC/61 GHAZALA MUHAMMAD IQBAL 543 15646 2012/KMU/AMC/62 GUL TAJ AHMED SABAR KHAN 474 15647 2012/KMU/AMC/63 GUL ZADI BANO AZIZ AHMED JAN 579 15648 2012/KMU/AMC/64 GULALAI RASHID AMIN UR RASHID 526 15649 2012/KMU/AMC/65 HADIQA MAZHAR MAZHAR IQBAL 505 15650 2012/KMU/AMC/66 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD UNEEB KHAWAJA SHAHID SHAFI 560 15651 2012/KMU/AMC/67 HALLA AZIZ ABDUL AZIZ ZARGAR 518 15652 2012/KMU/AMC/68 HAMZA AFRIDI MUHAMMAD JAVED 497 15653 2012/KMU/AMC/69 HAMZA BIN ABDUL QAYYUM ABDUL QAYYUM KHAN 510 15654 2012/KMU/AMC/71 HARIS SHAMS SHAMS UR REHMAN Re: F.Med 15655 2012/KMU/AMC/73 HASAN ILYAS MOHAMMAD ILYAS 486 15656 2012/KMU/AMC/74 HASSAN ALI NAIMAT ALI Re: F.Med 15657 2012/KMU/AMC/75 HASSAN YAR AlAM MAHSOOD NOOR ALAM MAHSOOD Re: F.Med 15658 2012/KMU/AMC/76 HEBA AHMAD AHMAD JAN 493 15659 2012/KMU/AMC/77 HINNA QAYUM QAYUM NAWAZ 526 15660 2012/KMU/AMC/78 IDREES MUHAMMAD YAR MUHAMMAD Re: Phar, F.Med Page 4 of 38 Roll No.
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