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ٓ2020 ۔ ۔ ۔ Special Exam. Candidates Of ٓ 2020 ۔ ۔ ۔ Special Exam. Candidates of SSC AJK BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, MIRPUR 1 SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (S S C) SPECIAL EXAMINATION 2020 LIST (ANNUAL 2020 ROLLNOS) ROLLNO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE ROLLNO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, GARHI DOPATTA, MUZAFFARABAD. 100645 AROOJ BIBI 100648 IQRA KHUSHAL 100373 KAYNAT RAHEEM 100649 MISBAH BASHIR 100376 RIMSHA RAFIQUE 100650 KHIZRA MUSTAFA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, SARRAN, DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AJK. GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KHUNDI PERIAN MUZAFFARABAD, AJK. 100381 SAMREEN ALAM DIN 100658 SHEZA SHERAZI 100388 SYEDA KNWAL BATOOL NASIMA NIAZ GOVT. GIRLS INTER SCIENCE COLLEGE KOMI KOT, DISTT. 100390 ALIA JAVED MUZAFFARABAD AJK HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, BARSALA, MUZAFFARABAD. 100693 KANWAL BIBI HIGH SCHOOL SARI DARA, MUZAFFARABAD. 100403 IQRA BIBI ISLAMABAD PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE MUZAFFARABAD. 100725 NAYAB ARIF HIGH SCHOOL SERLI SUCHA, MUZAFFARABAD. 100412 KOMAL NAZ HIGH SCHOOL, BATTANGI, DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AJK. 100735 FAKHIRA BIBI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL PUNJ GRAN, MUZAFFARABAD. 100419 UROOSA SHAFQAT 100428 SAIMA RASHEED 100755 ALEEBA RAFEEQ 100429 ASMAT BIBI 100757 ADEEBA SHAFEEQ HIGH SCHOOL GHAHIPURA, DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AJK. ISLAMIC DAAWAH COLLEGE, MUZAFFARABAD. 100473 FAZYLA BIBI 100758 BEENISH HIGH SCHOOL MUSA KHARIAN, MUZAFFARABAD. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MOHAJIR COLONY NO.1 MUZAFFARABAD 100482 ATIA BIBI 100821 SYEDA SAMIA BATOOL RAJA SHAHJAHAN KHAN GOVT. BOYS HIGH SCHOOL NOOR PUR NAKRAN GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KATKAIR, MUZAFFARABAD. DISTT. MZD AJK 100504 MISBAH ZAIB 100832 NIDA MUMTAZ 100507 ALISHBA SIAB HIGH SCHOOL KASSIAN HILAL MUZAFFARABAD. 100515 SAMIA BIBI 100516 FARAH MEHBOOB 100844 IQRA FAROOQ HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MAIRA SARU, MUZAFFARABAD. 100849 MEHREEN BIBI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LOWASI, MUZAFFARABAD. 100562 GHAZAL ASIF 100571 SUMAIRA BIBI 100893 FATIMA BIBI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BHERI, MUZAFFARABAD. 100896 MARYAM NASEER GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL AWAN PATI, MUZAFFARABAD. 100619 ADEEBA BIBI 100620 RABIA FAROZ 100897 MAQADDAS RAFIQUE 100621 AREEBA ROSHAN 100898 SAMIRA BIBI 100623 ADHBA MAHTAB 100901 NAHIDA QAYYUM 100624 KHADIJA HUSSAN 100903 FIZZAH MAQSOOD 100625 KINZA BIBI 100904 IQRA BIBI 100631 RIMSHA JAVID 100905 ESHA MUSHTAQ 100632 AMINA FAIROOZ 100906 SANNUM MUKHTAR 100634 INZA SHABIR 100908 FAIZA KHURSHID 100636 FAZEELA SAIF ULLAH AGHA KINDER GARTEN & GHAWARA SCHOOL MUZAFFARABAD. 100637 UZMA HUSSAN 100638 SAIMA YOUNAS 100960 MADIHA REHMAT 100641 KULSOOM IBRAHIM NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL CHEHLA BANDI MUZAFFARABAD 100643 ATTIQ BASHIR 100644 IRSA SHABEER 101120 LAIBA RASHEED AJK BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, MIRPUR 2 SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (S S C) SPECIAL EXAMINATION 2020 LIST (ANNUAL 2020 ROLLNOS) ROLLNO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE ROLLNO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL RARHA MUZAFFARABAD EHSAAS PUBLIC SCHOOL MARA TANOLIAN MUZAFFARABAD AK 101275 SHAREENA BIBI 102526 ANSAR BIBI 101286 AROOJ FAYYAZ 102528 MANAZA SAEED AL-QALAM MODEL SCHOOL PINDIAN KACHEELI MUZAFFARABAD. APEX COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND SCIENCES NASEERABAD PATIKA DISTT. MUZAFFARABAD AJK O/C 101385 ANEESA BIBI 102550 QURATULAIN SHAUKAT BAB-UL-ILM THE MERIT PUBLIC SCHOOL GULSHIN COLONY MUZAFFARABAD GOVT. BOYS HIGH SCHOOL NAMILY SYEDAN MUZAFFARABAD AJK 101422 NOORIYA YASIR 102561 SYEDA KINZA BATOOL 101424 SADIA 102562 RUBAB BATOOL BAIT-UL-MAMOOR PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL LOWER PLATE MUZAFFARABAD. 102563 NAYAAB BATOOL KAZMI 102564 SAHIRA BATOOL 101715 MUSFIRA TARIQ GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL NOGRAN DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AJK GLOBAL MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL TARIQ ABAD MUZAFFARABAD 102590 AMINA 101716 FAIZA SHABIR AL-QALAM SCHOOL AND COLLEGE EID GAH ROAD MUZAFFARABAD AK 101717 SADAF BIBI GOVT HIGH SCHOOL GARTHAMA HAROONABAD DISTT. HATTIAN BALA AJK. 102634 ZUHA TABESSUM GOVT. BOYS HIGH SCHOOL DILLI OCHAH DISTT. MUZAFFARABAD AJK 101726 IRSA KHALID GREEN CHINAR PUBLIC SCHOOL KATKAIR MUZAFFARABAD 102653 ALIA BIBI GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL TIMBI DISTT. MUZAFFARABAD AJK 101750 AQSA SARWAR 101754 SARAYA DAWOOD 102683 SOBIA IQBAL KHURRAM PUBLIC MODEL SCHOOL LANGARPURA MZD MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBRI DISTT. MUZAFFARABAD AJK 101767 NIMRA SAFEER 102769 SYEDA AMBER BIBI HUMAN CONCERN PUBLIC SCHOOL BATTLLAN DUPATTA OXFORED SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS HASSAN GALIAN DISTT. MZD AJK 101779 SADAF QAYYAM 102793 SHAZEEN BIBI 101783 AREEBA BIBI AL FURQAN HIGH SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE IN MODERN EDUCATION NOKOT 101785 IQRA RAFIQUE PATTIKA MZD AJK NEW ACHESON PUBLIC SCHOOL KHAWAJA MUHALLAH MZD AK 102836 NAIZAZA BIBI 102839 BEENISH 102157 KHUSBOO MUSTAFA EHSANS ACADEMY B/2, MIRPUR. DEALER KHAN AKBAR KHAN MODEL SCHOOL DARBANG MUZAFFARABAD AK 102845 SUBAS-E-BATOOL 102227 IRSA ZAHEER 102846 AROOJ BIBI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL ACHRAL DISTT. MUZAFFARABAD AK 102847 NEHA SHAMOON MUCI GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MIRPUR AK SHIFT NO. 1 102232 LAIBA RIAZ SHINING STAR PUBLIC SCHOOL JHANDGRAN MUZAFFARABAD AK 102880 ZAINA ASIF 102896 AQSA ISHTIAQ 102244 KHIZER ASHRAF KASHMIR MODEL COLLEGE, MIRPUR. READ FOUNDATION HIGH SCHOOL GHOAIR ABAD HATTIAN BALA AK 102972 ZEEMAL AFZAAL 102283 RASHIDA RASHID MIRPUR SCIENCE COLLEGE FOR GIRLS, MIRPUR. ADVANCE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY NASEER ABAD PATTIKA MZD AK 103359 TASMIYAH MUQADDAS 102300 UQBA ZAHOOR SUPERIOR SCIENCE COLLEGE MIRPUR AJK BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, MIRPUR 3 SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (S S C) SPECIAL EXAMINATION 2020 LIST (ANNUAL 2020 ROLLNOS) ROLLNO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE ROLLNO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 103633 SAFIA ZAHOOR THE INNOVATORS HIGH SCHOOL CHOWKI DISTT. BHIMBER AJK 103635 HUMAIRA JAVED 103644 IQRA ZARSH 105841 ZONAIRA FATIMA GOLDEN SPARROWS SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES NETWORK CHITTER PARI CAMPUS GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL NO.2, KOTLI. DISTT. MIRPUR AJK Rs.1800/- 103726 MARIA TAJ 105967 PAKEEZA EJAZ AL HASSAN SCIENCE SECONDARY SCHOOL SADIQABAD DISTRICT MIRPUR AJK GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PANJAN CHARROHI, KOTLI. 103965 KHALEEQA BANO 106012 IRAJ NASIR GENEXT EDUCATORS SCHOOL F/3 DISTT. MIRPUR AJK GIRLS INTER COLLEGE SEHNSA, KOTLI. 104025 AMINA CHOUDHARY 106062 SAMIA ZAIN PUNJAB COLLEGE 13/14 KOTLI ROAD SECTOR F-3/4 MIRPUR AJK GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DHARER, KOTLI. 104042 TAYYABA ZULQURNAIN 106076 LUBNA BIBI 104063 HIRA KHALID HIGH SCHOOL DANDLI, KOTLI. GIRLS INTER COLLEGE POONA, BHIMBER. 106211 AMRA NISAR 104258 NADIA PARVEEN HIGH SCHOOL TAR KUNDI, KOTLI. 104260 IQRA ARIF GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BINDI, BHIMBER. 106232 ALIZA ZAHEER KASHMIR IDEAL PUBLIC SCHOOL SEHNSA, KOTLI. 104446 ADIBA ZAFAR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MOAIL, BHIMBER. 106256 SYEDA UME RUBAB HIGH SCHOOL SALON, KOTLI. 104461 ARIBA ASAD CRESCENT MODEL COLLEGE, BHIMBER. 106259 AQSA AZIZ 106270 SAMAIRA IMTIAZ 104634 MOBEEN ISHFAQ 106271 HINA ASGHAR SOHAIL TAHIR MEMORIAL MODEL COLLEGE KOTE ALI BAHADAR BHIMBER 106277 ALIZA FAROOQ GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DHANWAN, KOTLI. 104890 AKIFA MATTI GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KHOKHRA DISTT. BHIMBER 106340 AMNA MUNSHI 106345 NOSHABA KANWAL 105060 NAGINA SHAKIR IRFAN-UL-QURAN MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL FATEHPUR, KOTLI. READ FOUNDATION SCHOOL KADHALABHIMBER 106393 KINZA NAVEED 105203 ZOYA ZIAD GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DHAMOL, KOTLI. 105212 MARIA ASHRAF KASHMIR MODEL HIGH SCHOOL SAMAHNI, BHIMBER 106404 SAJIDA FATIMA HIGH SCHOOL GUNNI GHAZIAN, KOTLI. 105369 LARAIB ZULFIQAR CHANAR PUBLIC MODEL SCHOOL BANIAN BHIMBER 106466 TAHREEM KHURSHID HAYMALIA PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL PANJERA, KOTLI. 105410 ZAINA TARIQ READ FOUNDATION SCHOOL KOT ALI BAHADER BHIMBER AK 106549 FARHAT RAZZAQ JINNAH PUBLIC SCHOOL DHAMAL KOTLI A.K. 105437 ALEEZA YASAR IBN-E-NAZIR COMPUTER AND SCIENCE SCHOOL JAKHAR MANDI DOBAY TEH. 106564 QUDSIA ISRAR BARNALA DISTT. BHIMBER AJK ALLAMA IQBAL PUBLIC COLLEGE SERI KOTLI. 105801 SAMIA KHALIQ 106855 TASHFEEN ZAROOB AJK BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, MIRPUR 4 SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE (S S C) SPECIAL EXAMINATION 2020 LIST (ANNUAL 2020 ROLLNOS) ROLLNO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE ROLLNO NAME OF THE CANDIDATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ZIA-UL-QURAN SECONDARY PUBLIC SCHOOL CHARHOI DISTT. KOTLI AK PARAGON INSTITUTE OF MODERN SCIENCES KOTLI O/C 106916 IQRA TAHIR 107973 AYESHA SHABBIR BOYS HIGH SCHOOL ANDERLA NAR KOTLI UNIQUE REFORMER PUBLIC SCHOOL KHUIRATTA DISTT. KOTLI AK 107114 SIMRAN SHABBIR 107998 SABA ZAFAR IQRA PUBLIC SCHOOL PALYAT SYEDAN KOTLI JINNAH PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL MOHRA NARA FATEHPUR DISTT. KOTLI AK 107143 MARYAM AZAD 108097 AROOJ RAHEEM 107148 AREEBA AFRAHEEM PILOT PUBLIC MODEL SCHOOL KARITOT SEHNSA DISTT. KOTLI AJK BU ALI SINA COLLEGE OF MODERN STUDIES TATTAPANI KOTLI 108195 MARIA BIBI 107281 IRAM TARIQ LEADS SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SYSTEM KOTLI DISTRICT KOTLI AK GOVT GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL PHAGWARI KOTLI 108266 ANEEZA TABASUM 107289 ZOIA SADHEER AL-MEHR SCIENCE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PANJERA DISTT. KOTLI AJK FARAN MODEL
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