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Certificate of Honor 17 IKLC 2020 Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 00238 AFSHAN IMRAN ROOTS MILLENNIUM SCHOOLS PICCADILLY CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 20233 SABIN ARIF NEW GENERATION GRAMMAR SCHOOL LAHORE 20634 SHANDANA RASOOL ROOTS MILLENNIUM SCHOOL PADDINGTON CAMPUS PESHAWAR 20347 KIRAN KAPADIA HABIB GIRLS' SCHOOL HIGHER SECONDARY SECTION KARACHI 20798 DR. MUJAHID ABBAS PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS & COLLEGES BOYS CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 20876 SABA AHSON BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM CHAKWAL BRANCH CHAKWAL 20042 MUHAMMAD AKRAM PUNJAB DAANISH SCHOOL BOYS FAZILPUR RAJANPUR 20717 SABAHET MALIK BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM BOYS CANAL CAMPUS FAISALABAD 00176 SAIMA HAROON THE CITY SCHOOL DHA CAMPUS LAHORE 20189 AASIM KARIM RIVER OAKS ACADEMY KARACHI 20711 HIRA RIAZ CHOHAN PUNJAB COLLEGE FOR WOMEN RAWALPINDI 00943 BEENISH MIR THE LAHORE LYCEUM SCHOOL TOWN CAMPUS PESHAWAR 20005 RASHIDA AZIZ PUNJAB DAANISH SCHOOL GIRLS BAHAWALNAGAR 00558 ALIYA MALIK ROOTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL CLAREMONT CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 20865 NIDA NASEEM HEXIS SCHOOLING SYSTEM KARACHI 20629 AZKA MAIMOON KHAN BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM SENIOR CAMPUS LAHORE 20159 FAUZIA NOMAN THE CITY SCHOOL SENIOR GIRLS DARAKHSHAN CAMPUS KARACHI Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 00184 SHAZIA ADNAN THE CITY SCHOOL PEOPLES COLONY BRANCH FAISALABAD 00285 SADIA KHURRAM QURESHI LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LAHORE 20185 ZAKIA KHAN PATHFINDER CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL ISLAMABAD 00634 NABILA DAWAR THE CITY SCHOOL SARGODHA CAMPUS SARGODHA 20939 ALVA AYUB BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM PALM TREE CAMPUS LOWER PRIMARY GUJRANWALA 20969 ABIDA PARVEEN BASE SCHOOL SYSTEM RAWALPINDI 20973 SARA MOHSIN BUTT THE CITY SCHOOL CAPITAL CAMPUS JUNIOR SECTION ISLAMABAD 20167 TAYYAB MUHAMMAD DAANISH SCHOOL BOYS VEHARI 20742 CDRE (R) RAHAT MAHMOOD BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE WESTRIDGE CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 00320 RIZWANA IQBAL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE SRC HYDERABAD 00455 TASNEEM AMIN AGA KHAN SCHOOL GARDEN KARACHI 00153 REHANA JAHANGIR BRAINIACS MONTESSORI & HIGH SCHOOLS ISLAMABAD 20838 FARZANA JAMAL HABIB GIRLS' SCHOOL SECONDARY SECTION KARACHI 20415 ZUNAIRA BUTT THE CITY SCHOOL CANTT CAMPUS GUJRANWALA 00497 SEMEE SHAFQAT QURESHI BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM VALENCIA TOWN CAMPUS LAHORE 20468 SARA AJMAL LACAS BURKI CAMPUS LAHORE 00442 ABDUL RASHEED BLOOMFIELD HALL SAHIWAL SAHIWAL Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 20361 MAHMOOD AHMED DOOL IBA COMMUNITY COLLEGE JACOBABAD 00811 ATIKA ZULFIQAR LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL SENIOR BRANCH GUJRANWALA 00573 SITTARA FARID BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM MAIN CAMPUS ABBOTTABAD 00612 KHOLA NIAZI MIANWALI EDUCATION TRUST COLLEGE MIANWALI 20193 FARWA HABIB ABU ANEES IDEAL HIGH SCHOOL FAISALABAD 21115 FARHAT NOOR ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE KHANEWAL 20227 AMNA IMRAN THE NATIONAL SCHOOL BARKI CAMPUS LAHORE 00981 NADIA KHURRAM ZAFAR STEPS AHEAD ACADEMY PECHS CAMPUS KARACHI 20996 FARIHA IRFAN LAHORE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES GUJRANWALA CAMPUS GUJRANWALA 00120 SADIA RAFIQ GARRISON ACADEMY JUNIOR CAMPUS GUJRANWALA 20961 MATLA-UL-ANWAR ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL MARALA GARRISON SIALKOT 20542 SAIMA KHALID THE CITY SCHOOL PESHAWAR CAMPUS PESHAWAR 00476 TAHMEEN SHAHRYAR THE CITY SCHOOL GULSHAN JUNIOR A KARACHI 00655 ANILA SALMAN THE CITY SCHOOL GULISTAN-E-JOHAR CAMPUS KARACHI 20225 SADIA AAMIR THE CITY SCHOOL DARAKHSHAN CAMPUS PREP SECTION KARACHI 20335 NAZMA KHATTAK THE CITY SCHOOL NOWSHERA CAMPUS NOWSHERA 20156 ZOYA ZAINAB BLOOMFIELD HALL SCHOOL ROYAL ORCHARD CAMPUS MULTAN Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 20849 SAIQA SAQIB PESHAWAR MODEL DEGREE COLLEGE FOR GIRLS PESHAWAR 00361 SHIREEN KARAMALLY BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL DEFENCE CAMPUS KARACHI 20164 WAJID QAYYUM PARACHA KARNAL SHER KHAN CADET COLLEGE SWABI 20548 RUBINA PERVAIZ AGA KHAN SCHOOL HAFIZABAD 20435 NOUREEN SADRUDDIN MERCHANT BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM ATTOCK CAMPUS ATTOCK 00700 ASIMA REHMAN LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL JUNIOR BRANCH GUJRANWALA 00375 SYEDA RAHAT JAHAN AGHA BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM KINDERGARTEN BRANCH ISLAMABAD 20178 BUSHRA AFAQ THE CITY SCHOOL NORTH NAZIMABAD JUNIOR D KARACHI 20211 SABA HAROON THE CITY SCHOOL WAH CANTT BRANCH RAWALPINDI 20179 SHAZIA RANA DHAI ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ISLAMABAD 20904 AFIA BUTT KIPS SCHOOL LAHORE 00145 MUSSARAT JAHANZEB BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM SENIOR BRANCH RAWALPINDI 00395 RAKHSHANDA MANZOOR ISLAMABAD MODEL COLLEGE FOR GIRLS POST GRADUATE, G-10/4 ISLAMABAD 20014 MAHEEN SHAFQAT BEACONHOUSE EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX ISLAMABAD 20171 ZARQA SOHAIL RANA DAANISH GIRLS SCHOOL VEHARI 20217 PROF. ARIF JAVAID THE PUNJAB SCHOOL CANAL GARDENS GULSHAN-E-HABIB CAMPUS LAHORE 20552 SURAYYA SHIRAZI JUNIOR ACADEMY HAMZA CAMPUS RAWALPINDI Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 00382 NEZAFAT MALIK BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM JHELUM 00261 ASMA IMRAN ROOTS MILLENNIUM SCHOOLS ONE WORLD CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 00718 ZEHRA TARIQ THE CITY SCHOOL NORTH NAZIMABAD BOYS CAMPUS KARACHI 20958 PROFESSOR ARJASAB KHAN ZAFAR GARRISON ACADEMY GUJRAT 00533 RASHIDA AZIZ DAANISH SCHOOL BOYS BAHAWALNAGAR 00481 FARIHA NAJAM BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM CANTT CAMPUS LAHORE 20767 AYESHA USMAN HEADSTART SCHOOL GTR CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 20316 AKHTAR RASUL FAZAIA INTER COLLEGE MINHAS ATTOCK 20481 SALMA HAMAYUN BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM CANAL CAMPUS GIRLS BRANCH FAISALABAD 20551 SHUMAILA SOHAIL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL HILAL SARGODHA 20183 SABA YASIN HITEC MARGALLA CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 20059 FOUZIA ALEEM ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BOYS PESHAWAR 00334 TEHMINA NAEEM BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM LIBERTY CAMPUS LAHORE 20591 BUSHRA AZIZ GREEN FUTURE SCHOOLS GUJRAT 00955 MEHER USMAN HEADSTART SCHOOL O9 BRANCH ISLAMABAD 00377 SHAMAILA FAIZ ALAM DAR-E-ARQAM SCHOOL GHAURI TOWN CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 20232 COL. MUHAMMAD ZAFFAR MILITARY COLLEGE SUI DERA BUGTI Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 20086 COLONEL AFTAB HUSSAIN MILITARY COLLEGE JHELUM GUJRAT 20208 NAHEED ALI KHAN VERITAS SCHOOLING SYSTEM SENIOR CAMPUS KARACHI 20656 ANJUM ROHI TARIQ SKANS INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC SCHOOLS SENIOR CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 00399 FERIDA BIBI ROOTS MILLENNIUM SCHOOLS HILL VIEW CAMPUS MIRPUR 20168 UMAR FAROOQ NUSRAT JAHAN ACADEMY BOYS HIGH SCHOOL CHINIOT 00160 PROF. MUHAMMAD YASEEN MIRZA DIVISIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BOYS SECTION RAWALPINDI 20184 SAMINA RASHEED AISHA MEMORIAL PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL CHINIOT 00148 CDR HASIB TAHIR BAHRIA COLLEGE LAHORE 20342 MAQBOOL AHMAD ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE GIRLS CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 20172 NUDRAT GILANI SIR SYED SCHOOL CAMPUS VIII RAWALPINDI BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM OFFICERS COLONY EY AND GIRLS 00560 ASMA USMAN MULTAN CAMPUS 20083 BUSHRA NADEEM THE CITY SCHOOL GULSHAN C GIRLS CAMPUS KARACHI 20177 SHAZIA ISLAM SIR SYED SCHOOL CAMPUS 7 RAWALPINDI 20781 SADIA RAZA THE CITY SCHOOL MUSLIM TOWN BOYS CAMPUS LAHORE 20913 HINA ARSHAD THE SET SCHOOL NE CAMPUS KARACHI 20408 SHIREEN SHAFQAT BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM CANTT CAMPUS MULTAN 00199 SAIMA FAHEEM BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM PRIMARY BRANCH RAWALPINDI Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 20522 SYEDA SOBIA JAVED NUST CREATIVE LEARNING SCHOOL MAIN CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 00484 ALI MURTAZA GARRISON ACADEMY FOR BOYS LAHORE 00792 IRAM ZAHRA AL ALA INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC SCHOOL LAHORE 20400 RIFFAT MUSHTAQ ROOTS GARDEN SCHOOL ASKARI X FLAGSHIP CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 00510 SOBIA ABID ROOTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS WELLINGTON CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 20048 NAJMA UN NISA ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE PANO AQIL CANTT SUKKUR 20202 AZRA KALSOOM F G GIRLS DEGREE COLLEGE NOWSHERA 20810 SHAGUFTA FARRUKH ARMY PUBLIC PRE SCHOOL KOHAT 20174 BADAR MUNIR SHAHID PUNJAB COLLEGE D-9 CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 00726 NAZISH KHAN AL-HUDA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL H-11 CAMPUS PRIMARY SECTION ISLAMABAD 20195 MARIUM KHAN MUKHTIAR KHAN WELFARE SCHOOL ATTOCK 20986 ADEELA RAHMAN ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE FWO RAWALPINDI 00419 FAHAD ALI KHAN BEACONHOUSE COLLEGE PROGRAM FC CAMPUS PESHAWAR 00755 SAMREEN TARIQ BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM CANAL SIDE BOYS MIDDLE SECTION LAHORE 00678 MUQADISA USMAN BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM ISLAMABAD 00627 AYESHA AAMIR LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL SENIOR SCHOOL GULBERG LAHORE 20429 FARYAL QASIM SIR SYED SCHOOL COLLEGE CAMPUS IX RAWALPINDI Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 20830 RIZWANA KHALID THE EDEX SCHOOL PESHAWAR BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM BOYS BRANCH CANAL CAMPUS 00364 SHAEELA SHAFQAT FAISALABAD PRIMARY BLOCK 20448 MAHWISH NOOR THE ACADEMY NORTH NAZIMABAD CAMPUS II KARACHI 20793 ZAREEN TARIQ PREMIER AMERICAN SCHOOL LAHORE 20182 MUHAMMAD FAROOQ SOHAIL HASHMI ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE FOR BOYS MULTAN 20354 YASIR SHAFIQ SUPERIOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL MULTAN 20191 AHMAD SALMAN PUNJAB GROUP OF COLLEGES JARANWALA CAMPUS FAISALABAD 20662 SADIA SAEED NAMAL SCHOOL MIANWALI 20570 FATIMA MUSHTAQ THE SMART SCHOOL CAPITAL CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 20885 FARKHANDA HAYYAT MIRPUR PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL MIRPUR 20869 MUHAMMAD AFZAL MALIK ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE BOYS DHA I-II ISLAMABAD 20860 MEHERUNISA ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ARMOUR NOWSHERA 20201 GHULAM YASEEN F G PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1 SUKKUR 00177 ZAHID MAHMOOD ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE RAHIM YAR KHAN 20855 HABIB ULLAH FAZAIA INTER COLLEGE CHAKWAL 20058 MADIHA RIZWAN SULEHRI JADEED DASTAGIR IDEAL HIGH SCHOOL GUJRANWALA 00657 AMINA FAISAL THE CITY SCHOOL JUNIOR SECTION GUJRANWALA Certificate of Honor 17th IKLC 2020 CODE PRINCIPAL NAME INSTITUTION NAME DISTRICT 00865 ABDUL KHALID KHAN ENGRO COLLEGE DAHARKI GHOTKI 20519 AMJAD ALI MINHAS PUNJAB COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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