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MBBS 3Rd Prof a 2020 Retotaling.Pdf KHYBER MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, PESHAWAR BACHELOR OF MEDICINE & BACHELOR OF SURGERY (MBBs) THIRD PROFESSIONAL ANNI.]AL EXAMINATION 2O2O RE-'|'O]'ALING RESL;L'l' Dtlcl,ARllD oN .l t 1N I 4, 2021 S.No RNo Student Name Father Name Subiect Result No 1 3201358 Yasir Ali Sohail Ahmad Forensic Medicne, Pathology Change 2 3205084 Ayesha Muhammad Sharif Pathology, Pharmacology No Change 3 3201073 Haslna Feroz Choudhary Feroz Din Forensic Medicne, PatholoBY No Change 4 3205 101 Rabia Wajid Wajid Ali Pha rmocology, Pathology No Change 5 320L285 Hifza Naz Ghareeb Shah Forensic Medicine, No Change Pharmacology, Pathology A 3201335 sana Khattak Ghazani Gul Khattak Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change No 7 32022L5 Fazan Rabbani Mahboob Khan Pathholoey, pharamacology Change 8 3202582 Abbas Nadeem Nizam ud Din Pharmocology, Pathology, No Change Forensic Medicine 9 3202589 Arif Ullah Khan Shah Fahad Khan Forensic Medicine, No Change Pharmocologv, PathologV 10 3202s95 Bakhtiar Ahmad Sabaz Ali Khan Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 11 3202654 Palwasha Khan Hazarat Zubair Forensic Medicine, No Change Pharmacologv L2 3202598 Farha Haider Haider Ali Pathology, Pharmacology No Change 13 3202943 Aroosa Tufail Muhammad Tufail Forcnsic Medicine, Pathology No Change 74 3202917 Jawaria Gul Dul Maizar Khan Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change 15 3202979 Kianat Jehan Jehanuddin Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change 76 3202986 Lamiya Zahid Muhammad Zahid Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change t7 320303s Sana Jehangir Jhangir Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change 18 32030s4 Taimur Shah Syed Sulman Shah Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change 19 3202948 Atia Qayyum Muhammad Qayyum Pathology, Forensic Medicine , No Change Pharmacologv 20 3202950 Avesha Mahnoor Khan Nasir Kamal Khan Pharmocology, Pathology No Change 27 3202989 Maryam Rehman Dr Shafiq ur Rehman Pharmocology, Forensic No Change Medicine 22 32029s5 Esha Shabbir Muhammad Shabbir Paharmacology, Pathology No Change 23 3202959 Fatma Shahnawaz Khan Pathology, Pharmacology No Change No Change 24 3202962 Hafeez Ullah Muhammad Azeem Khan Forensic Medicine, Pharmacologv, Pathology No Change 25 3702966 Hamza Khan Abdul Karim Pa ha rmacology, Pathology Forenisc Medicine 26 3202982 Khizar Ali Khan Dr Shukat Ali Pha rmacology, Pathology, No Change Pha rmacoloqv No Change 27 320301s Muneeba Qaisar Qaisar Abt Qaisar Abbas Pathology, Phara mcology, Forensic No 28 3203035 Sana Khan Nawsherwan Khan Pathology, PharamcologY Change No Change 29 3203037 Shahid Habib Said Habib Phharmacology, Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change 30 3203048 Syed Amin Hamza Yousaf Khan Bacha Paharmacology, Pathology Forensic Medicine No Chan8e 31 3202298 Abdussaboor Shah Zamin Khan Pha ra mcology, Pathology, Forenic Med No Change 32 3202307 Gul e Arzoo Basheer Muhammad Pharmacology, Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change 33 3207326 Muhammad Siqqique Khan Allah Bakhsh Pharma mcology, Pathology, Forensic Med No Change 34 3202344 Shehzad Khan Javed Khan Pharmacology, PathologY, Forensic Medicine No Change 35 3202345 Sikendar Khan Allah Bakhsh Pha ramcology, Pathology, Forcnic Med No Change 36 3202349 Tanzeel Kosar Musaddiq Ahmad Jan Pathology, Pharmacology No Change 37 3202329 Noman Khan Samand Khan Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change 38 3202297 Abdul Majeed Aman Ullah Pathology, Forensic Medicine No Change 39 3202236 Saddam Hussain Amir Muhammad Pathology, Forensic Medicine 40 3202325 Muhammad Fawad M. Saiiad Pathology, Phara mcologY No Change 4t 320ro27 Alina Sameeh Sameeh Shah ud Din Pathologv, PharmacologY No Change No Change 42 3201077 Hamza Musleh ud Din Forenisc, Pathology No Change 43 3201035 Asad Rafi Muhammad Rafi Khan Pathology, Pha rmacology No Change 44 3207313 Abdur Rehman Khan Barkat Ullah Khan Forensic Medicine, PathologY, Pha ramcology No Change 45 3201380 Arshad lqbal Salecm lqbal Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Pha ra mcology RI'-l'O'TAI,ING RI,S[ II,1' DECI,ARF]D ON .II ]N I 4, 2O2I 46 3201399 Hazrat Shah Noor Muhammad Shah Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Chanee 47 3201L48 Muhammad Shahzad Salim Salim Khan Pathology, Pharmacology No Change 48 3201236 Waleed Abbasi Mubarek Hussain Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 49 320L220 Sved Avesha Arooi Syed Almas Rizwan Khan Pathology, PharmacologY No Change 51 320Lt07 Mahnoor Rehman Sajjad Hussain F. Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pharmacologv No 52 3201161 Nargis Haider Khan Forensic Medicine, Pathology Change 53 3202985 Laila Bibi Muhammad Munir Khan Pathology, Pharmacology No Change 54 3201252 Mustafa Noor Sahibzada Jamil Noor Pathology, Pharmacology No Change No 55 3201448 Riaz Ahmad Muhammad Yousaf Forensic Medicine, Change Pharmacology 56 3205088 lrfan Ullah Sahib Jan Pharmacology No Change No 57 3202988 Mamoona Kanwal Allah Ditta Qaisrani Pha rmacology Change 58 3202972 Hassan Ali Khan Haji M Asghar Khan Pha rmacology No Change 59 3203072 Muhammad Suleiman Khan Niaz Wali Khan Pharmacology No Change 50 3203023 Palwasha Safeer Safeer Jan Pharmacology No Change 61 3203050 Syeda Hamna Manzoor Manzoor Ullah Jan Pha rmacology No Chan8e 62 3203049 Syeda Ammara Manzoor Manzoor Ullah Jan Pha rmacology No Change No 53 3202027 Alamzeb Hikmatyar Khan Aurangzeb Alamgeer Khan Pharmacology Change 54 3202806 Aiman Hassan Mir Hassan Khan Forensic Medicine, PathologY, No Change Pharmacology No Change 65 3202809 Alisha Haroon Haroon ur Rashid Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Pha rmacology 66 32028t7 Anum Gul Dil Nawaz Khan Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pharmacology 67 3202827 Ayesha Akbar Akbar Nawaz Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pharmacology 68 320284t Hifsa Khatoon Mir Sahib Gul Forensic Medicine, PathologY No Change 69 1202842 Hifza Fayyaz Fayyaz Muhammad Forensic Medicine, PatholoBY No Change lo 3202852 Maria Ayub Muhammad Ayub Forensic Medicine, PathologY No Change 7t 3202897 Saniya Atta Atta ullah ian Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 72 3202890 Sana Naeem Naeem Akhtar Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 73 3202596 Emad Khan Shaukat Hussain Pathology, Pharmacology No Change 74 3202850 Khamna Khurshid Khurshid Akhtar Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pha rmacologv 75 3202860 Maida Khan Bashir Ahmad Khan Pathology, Pha rmacologY No Change No Change 76 3202908 Uzma Hamid Abdul Hamid Khan Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 320291.4 Zeba Naser Muhammad Naser Forensic Medicine, PathologY 1Q 3201262 Aizaz Rashid Rashid Khan Forensic Medicine, PathologY No Change No Change 79 320L278 Hamza Anwar Muhammad Anwar Forensic Medicine, PathologY No Change 80 320L286 Hira lqbal M Arshad lqbal Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Pharmacology PathologY, No Change 81 3207289 Hussain Nawaz Khan Muhammad Azhar Nawaz Forensic Medicine, Pha rmacology No Change 82 3201297 M Ameer Hamza Aman Ullah Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 83 3207299 M Zeeshan Rahim Khan Forensic Medicine, PathologY No Change 84 3202831 Gulnara Orakzai Shahjahan Khan Forensic Medicine, PathologY PathologY, No Change 85 32013 16 Muhammad Hamza Tariq Tariq Ahmad Forensic Medicine, Pha rmacology Pathology No Change 86 32013 18 Muhammad lbrahim Masoc Abid Hussain shah Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change 87 3201325 Muhammad Waheed Mumtaz Hussain Forensic Medicine, Pharmacologv Pathology, No Change 88 3207326 Nafees ur Rehman Saeed Khan Forensic Medicine, Pha rmacology PathologY No Change 89 320t329 Raja Obaid ur Rehman lnayat ur Rehman Forensic Medicine, PathologY No Change 90 3207334 Saeeda Bibi Abdul Rashid Forensic Medicine, Medicine, PathologY No Change 91 3207340 Shifa Jonathan Jonathan Ghouri Forensic PathologY, No Change 92 3201354 Waleed Ahmad Javed Ahmad Khan Forensic Medicine, Pharmacology PathologY, No Change 93 32013ss Waleed lshtiaq Malik lshtiaq Forensic Medicine, Pha rmacologv PathologY No Change 94 3202772 Fazal Ghafar Khan Abdul Wadood Khan Forensic Medicine, Forcnslc Medicine, PathologY No Change 95 3202733 Khurram Shahzad Wali Ullah RI]-TO'TAI,ING RF]STII,T DT]CI,ARI]D ON .II.]N 1 4, 2O2I 96 3202140 M Wasim Khan Khurshid Ali Khan Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 97 3202105 Elham Shakil Shakil Ahmad Pathology, Pharmacology No Change 98 3202762 Nimra Khattak Azmat Ullah Khattak Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 99 3202767 Rasti Bibi lqbal Ahmad Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 100 3202796 Zeeshan Shams Shams ul haq Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 101 3201506 Muhammad Haris Khan Dr. Hasham Khan Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pharmacologv t02 3201890 Tajamul Khan Sher Zali Khan Pathology, Pha rmacology No Change 103 3202725 lram Rehman Saif ur rehman Forensic Medicine No Change 104 3202787 Shehzad Noor Rashid ahmad noor Forensic Medicine No Change 105 3202736 Lutfullah Roohullah Forensic Medicine No Change 105 3202749 Muhammad Qaiser Khan Taj Muhammad Khan Forensic Medicine No Change 707 3202726 Jamal Abdul Nasir Afsar Ullah Forensic Medicine No Change 108 3202769 Rida Ubaid Dr. Ubaidullah Forensic Medicine No Change 109 3202253 Muhammad Junaid Feroz Shah Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pharmacology 110 3202774 Salman Ahmad Khan Riaz Ahmad Pathology, Pharmacology No Change 111 3202758 Munnaza Ahmad Ahmad Zeb Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pha rmacology 772 3202748 Muhammad Mehar Ali lqbal Ahmad Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pha rmacology 113 3202744 Muhammad Babar Khan Sabir Muhammad Forensic Medicine, Pathology, No Change Pha rmacoloRV 774 320L322 Muhammad Shahzad Malik Muhammad Ramzan Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 115 320L324 Muhammad Umar Nayab Riaz Ali Forensic Medicine, Pathology No Change 116 320t777
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