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University of Agriculture Faisalabad Tag # Name Cnic UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE FAISALABAD DIRECTORATE OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT TAG # NAME CNIC FATHER'S NAME CURRENT DOMCILE 1 Aamir Sajjad 3220356785351 GHULAM MURTAZA BSC(HONS) Layyah 2 Abdul Hafeez 3310226618167 Muhammad Naseeb 1st Semester Faisalabad 3 Abdul Moiz 3530184376375 Muhammad Yasin 1st Okara 4 Abdul Wahid 3110432920647 muhammad zaman 1st semester Bahawalnagar 5 Abdus Samad Zafar 3640203167611 rao zafar iqbal bsc hons pakpattan 6 Abid Hussain 3330296039275 abdul ghafoor 1st semester T.T Singh 7 Abu Bakar Siddique 3310114158887 Mirza Abid 1st semester Faisalabad 8 Afaq ahmed 3310296575207 Allah ditta Bsc hon agri Faisalabad 9 Ahmad Adeel Arshad 3310498275035 arshad ali 1st semester Faisalabad 10 Ahmad Mansoor 3540112679901 mubaroik ahmad 1st Semester Sheikhupura 11 Ahsan Maqbool 3310276092017 Maqbool ahmad BSC 1st Faisalabad 12 Ahsan Wakeel 3310230810953 muhammad wakeel 1st Faisalabad 13 Ali Iehtamad 3310652922407 Muhammad Bashir BSC AGRI Faisalabad 14 Ali Raza Asif 3430129850477 Asif Ali BS Honors 1st Hafizabad 15 Ali Raza Naeem 3640132440791 ALI SHER ZAHID DVM 1st pakpattan 16 Ali Raza Shah 3510388384459 Ghulam Mustafa shah BSC 1st kasur 17 Ammar Sajid 3310161996909 sajid ali bsc 1st Faisalabad 18 Anam Latif 3310185282332 Muhammad Latif anwar BSC Hon 1st Faisalabad 19 Aneel Ahmed 3650258642953 Ch Nazir Ahmad BSC Agri eng Sahiwal 20 Ansab Ali Raza 3310057390719 Qasim Raza DVM Faisalabad 21 Arif Hussain 3310358552807 Dilbar Hussain Bsc Hnd 1st Faisalabad 22 Arslan Ahmad 3840206759511 nasir muhammad bsc hons 1st sargodha 23 Arslan Nazir 3440306769355 nazir ahmed naz bsc hons 1st Mandi Bahudin 24 Asad Farooq 3330336448525 Farooq Rasool BSc 1st T.T Singh 25 Asad Hameed 3310003833209 ABDUL HAMEED 1st semester Faisalabad 26 Asad Shaheen 3210286424601 Ehsan Ul Haq 1st semsester D.G Khan 27 Asadullah Shoaib 3520262790499 muhammad shoaib imran BSC 1st Vehari 28 Asif Javed 3530280014733 Noor Hayat BSc Hons Okara 29 Asim Bashir 3550301714513 bashir ahmad 1st semester Nankana saab 30 Asim Sharif 3550103078081 MUHAMMAD SHARIF BSC HONS Nankana saab 31 Asna Zahid 3310012012206 Zahid Pervaiz BSc 1st Faisalabad 32 Ather Saleem 3520283186193 Saleem Aslam 1st Semester Vehari 33 Atta ur Rehman Saeed 3640149601263 atta ullah bs hons 1st pakpattan UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE FAISALABAD DIRECTORATE OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT 34 Awais Munir 3530374620369 Munir Ahmed DVM 1st Okara 35 Azad Ali 3220204909557 Habib Ullah Bsc 1st Layyah 36 Azhar Ali 3530112153263 Hakim ali watto Bsc hons 1st Okara 37 Aziz ur Rehman 3640161673671 Ghulam Qader Bsc honers ist pakpattan 38 Bakhat Ali 3120269681733 SHARBAT KHAN BSC 1ST Bahawalpur 39 Basharat Mahboob 3830212044729 Basharat Mahboob DVM 1st Mianwali 40 Bilal Ahmad 3330222777833 Mazhar Iqbal Bs 1st T.T Singh 41 Bilal Nawaz 3120562739675 Muhammad Nawaz Bsc(hons)agri, bahawalpur 42 Bilal Tariq 3310227173831 Muhammad Tariq BSC 1st Faisalabad 43 Faisal Hayat 3220293644263 malik noor BSC Agri Layyah 44 Faisal Younis 3460283497121 Muhammad Younis BSc hons 1st sialkot 45 Fareena Khalil 3220222535040 Muhammad Khalil BSC Hons HE Layyah 46 Farooq Ahmed 3530305370069 MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN 1st semester Okara 47 Fraz Davis 3310010424121 davis samuel BSc hons 1 Faisalabad 48 Ghulam Murtaza 3240239964763 Mukhtiar ahmad Bsc honr ist Rajan pur 49 Gohar Gulshan Mahmood 3310203346659 GULSHAN MEHMOOD 1st year Faisalabad 50 GUL JABEEN 3310415225296 GULZAR AHMAD MSC 1ST Faisalabad 51 Hafiz Abdul Wahid 3320331480263 Dr Ghulam Shabbir Saqib BSc Poultry Jhang 52 Hafiz Adeel Ahmad 3610461784767 Aman Ullah BSc Hons Khanewal 53 Hafiz Ali Raza 3310276621883 Muhammad Siddique BSC Agri Faisalabad 54 Hafiz Azhar Iqbal 3660133822261 MUHAMMAD IQBAL BSC 1ST vehari 55 Hafiz M. Aamir Bin Naeem 3610373153023 muhammad naeem u llah 1st semester Khanewal 56 Hafiz M. Waqar Ahmad 3530137658235 Muhammad Rafique 1st semester Okara 57 Hafiz Muhammad Esar ul Haq 3520261112287 muhammad hayat BscHONS Agri Vehari 58 Hafiz Syed Aown Muhammad Rizvi 3310086274081 Syed Athar Ali shah 1st Semester Faisalabad 59 Hafiz Wajid Ali 3540410997187 Muhammad Yasin BSc 1st Sheikhupura 60 Hamad Khurshid 3310054832863 Khurshid Ahmed Bsc 1st Faisalabad 61 Hamza Khalil 3130451338173 khalil ahmed bsc agri Rahim yar khan 62 Haris Khalid 3310045161951 Khalid Niaz BSc Hons Agri Faisalabad 63 Hasan Zubair 3440301518331 ZubairChohan 1st Mandi Bahudin 64 Haseeb Akbar 3520157328321 Ali Akbar Ist smester Lahore 65 Hassan Afzal 3310235071037 M Afzaal Bashir BSc Agri Faisalabad 66 Hassan Sharif 3420150355157 muhammad sharif 1st semester Gujrat 67 Hifza Sohail 3310082447476 sohail ahmad bs honors 1st Faisalabad UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE FAISALABAD DIRECTORATE OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT 68 Imran Mehmood 3450223854813 Allah Rakha BSc 1st Narowal 69 Iqra Fatima 3310036686330 Khalid mahmood bsc 1st Faisalabad 70 Iqra Fayyaz 3310029124608 fayyaz ihsan agri eng 1st Faisalabad 71 Izhar ul Haq 3130364199929 abdul haq 1st semester Rahim yar khan 72 Jawad ul Hassan 3460198876753 muhammad arif bsc hons 1st sialkot 73 Kamran Asif Khilji 3660114355867 Muhammad Asif Khilji 1st Smester vehari 74 Kiran Khurshid 3310299166536 Israr Hussain BSC Hons 1st Faisalabad 75 Laraib Aslam 3410196349210 wasim aslam bsc hons1st Gujranwala 76 Laraib Ghaffar 3110254122254 Abdul Ghaffar Bsc 1st Bahawalnagar 77 M. Arman Shafiq 3510353070361 M.Shafiq BSC(hons)1st kasur 78 Mamoona 3530265346456 Mukhtar Ahmed BSc 1st Okara 79 Maroof Ilyas 3310246045471 Muhammad Ilyas DVM 1st Faisalabad 80 Marva Imtiaz 3310066778689 Imtiaz Ahmad BSC 1st Faisalabad 81 Mazhar Iqbal 3640282454573 muhammad iqbal 1st pakpattan 82 Miss Aasia Siraj 3310480248738 muhammad siraj bsc 1st year Faisalabad 83 Miss Ammarah Shabbir 3310046709104 GHULAM SHABBIR BSc 1st Faisalabad 84 Miss Aqsa Najmi 3310239238352 muhammad naeem najmi BSc HONS 1st Faisalabad 85 Miss Arooge Fatima 3310082485876 Muhammad Bsc Hons Faisalabad 86 Miss Arooj Fatima 3310263584566 MUHAMMADI FTIKHAR ALI BSC 1ST Faisalabad 87 Miss Asifa Noreen 3330245685170 Muhammad RAFIQ SHAD 1st semester T.T Singh 88 Miss Ayesha Ch. 3310068099318 shahid mehmood 1st semester Faisalabad 89 Miss Ayesha Khan 3310396004038 muhammad sadiq khan ist semester Faisalabad 90 Miss Fariha Iftikhar 3310208917468 Muhammad Iftikhar BSchons 1st Faisalabad 91 Miss Fatima Ilyas 3660340555276 Muhammad Ilyas khan BS hons 3rd Vehari 92 Miss Hafiza Zainab Munawar 3310025908296 munawar rasheed BSC 1st Faisalabad 93 Miss Hafsa Asif 3550201630762 Mohammad Asif BS Hons 1st Nankana saab 94 Miss Hira Sayed 3810393744048 Syed Ijaz Ahmed BSc hon 1st Bhakhar 95 Miss Iqra Ehsan 3520275558646 dr ehsan ul haq BSC in 1st Vehari 96 Miss Iqra Mustafa 3330148777064 Ghulam Mustafa Bsc 1st T.T Singh 97 Miss Kashaf Yaseen 3430126117362 muhammad yaseen semester Hafizabad 98 Miss Khadija Sahar 3310127585962 Khalil Ahmad BSC 1st Faisalabad 99 Miss Laraib Hameed 3310023533880 Gul Hameed BSc Hons 1st Faisalabad 100 Miss Maria Razzaq 3310099259332 MUHAMMAD RAZZAQ bsc hons1st Faisalabad 101 Miss Maria Waheed 3310046189978 muhammad DPT 1st year Faisalabad UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE FAISALABAD DIRECTORATE OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT 102 Miss Mehak Shehzad 3310291319656 Muhammad Shehzad BSchons 1 Faisalabad 103 Miss Nabila Bashir 3310010338840 Bashir Ahmed BSc Agri 1st Faisalabad 104 Miss Naheed Akhtar 3310214504284 Wali Muhammad BS Honors 1st Faisalabad 105 Miss Narmeen Tariq 3310041463360 Dr. Muhammad Tariq Javed B.Sc. 1st Faisalabad 106 Miss Qurat ul Ain 3640173233476 muhammad yaseen bs hons 1st pakpattan 107 Miss Razia Sultana 3310250725292 Muhammad Boota Semester bsc 1st Faisalabad 108 Miss Rida Fatima 3310058055788 Mubarak ali shah Bsc Agri 1st Faisalabad 109 Miss Sabila Gul 3310083421870 Muhammad imtiaz afzal bsc 1stsamaster Faisalabad 110 Miss Sabrina Almas 3310274328028 muhammad naeem najmi BSc HONS 1st Faisalabad 111 Miss Sadia Khan 3310024832488 Muhammad Mumtaz Khan BSc Honors Ist Faisalabad 112 Miss Sana Iftikhar 3310004457850 IFTIKHAR AHMED BASHIR BS hons 1st Faisalabad 113 Miss Sana Shabbir 3310085967646 shabbir ahmad bsc hons in agricult Faisalabad 114 Miss Sania Khalid 3310255780706 KHALID MEHMOOD BSC 1ST SEMESTER Faisalabad 115 Miss Sara Manzoor 3310031037082 MUHAMMAD MANZOOR HUSSAIN BSC hons 1st smester Faisalabad 116 Miss Sarah Abid 3310083931348 abid sharif BSC 1st semester Faisalabad 117 Miss Sidra Akbar 3310227696962 Akbar Ali BSc 1st Faisalabad 118 Miss Sumaira Ilyas 3640139603200 muhammad ilyas bs hons 1st semester pakpattan 119 Miss Tahira Saleem 3610288085376 saleem javed BS hons 1st Khanewal 120 Miss Tahira Yaqoob 3310068529866 MUHAMMAD YAQOOB BSC 1st Year Faisalabad 121 Miss Ujala Ashraf 3110248981000 Muhammad Ashraf BSC.(HON) 1st Sem Bahawalnagar 122 Miss Wajeeha Nusrat 3310052099116 Rao Nusrat Ali khan BSc Agri 1st Faisalabad 123 Miss Zara Arshad 3310433281060 muhammad arshad iqbal bsc hon 1st Faisalabad 124 Miss Zarghona Siddique 3310098152104 Muhammad Siddique BSC hons Faisalabad 125 Mohsin Ijaz 3310088482553 Muhammad Ijaz bsc 1st Faisalabad 126 Mohsin Khan 3450271418799 Ansar khan BSc(hons)Agri. Narowal 127 Mubashar Islam 3110527512665 Muhammad Yar BS(hons)1st Bahawalnagar 128 Muhammad Abdul Kareem 3320180095475 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD SADIQ BSC Jhang 129 Muhammad Abdullah Waleed 3660180459853 Muhammad Yousaf B.Sc Hons vehari 130 Muhammad Aftab 3660119940117 Rao Noor Muhammad Bsc Agri 1st Smester vehari 131 Muhammad Ahmad 3310429484259 Ali Asghar BSc Hons 1st Faisalabad 132 Muhammad Ahmed 3520140172199 SHAHID BASHIR DVM 1st Lahore 133 Muhammad
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