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List of Silver Medal Winners First Position in District S LIST OF SILVER MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN DISTRICT S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 1 18-544-11854-1-018-S ABDUL HADI WAHEED UL HASSAN 1 JHELUM SCHOOL THE CITY SCHOOL CHASHMA 2 18-459-11540-1-002-S ABDUL MOIZ ABDUL BASIT 1 MIANWALI JR BRANCH THE CITY SCHOOL CHAKWAL 3 18-543-11505-1-008-S ABDUL MUEED ZAHID IQBAL MALIK 1 CHAKWAL CAMPUS THE EDUCATORS SCHOOL 4 18-57-11564-1-002-S AHMED ALI WAQAR ALI 1 ATTOCK FATEH JANG CAMPUS BAHRIA FOUDATION COLLEGE 5 18-544-11625-1-006-S AHMED AZIZ AZIZ AHMED 1 JHELUM JHELUM CAMPUS ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 6 18-544-11854-1-014-S AIMA MUHAMMAD NADEEM 1 JHELUM SCHOOL ROOTS MILLENNIUM 7 18-937-11799-1-002-S AIMAN IMRAN IMRAN KHAN 1 SCHOOLS MARBLE ARCH MARDAN CAMPUS THE CITY SCHOOL KAPCO 8 18-66-11202-1-003-S AIMMA NAWAZ MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 1 MUZAFFARGARH CHAPTER THE CITY SCHOOL CHAKWAL 9 18-543-11505-1-024-S AKBAR ALI BALOCH AIMAN ALI BALOCH 1 CHAKWAL CAMPUS 10 18-65-11812-1-008-S ALI MUSA MIAN SHEIKH 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL 11 18-62-11225-1-005-S ANASHIA NASIR HUSSAIN NASIR 1 BAHAWALPUR MIDDLE WING THE CITY SCHOOL SWAT 12 18-946-11293-1-003-S ANFAL BACHA SOJAAT ALI 1 SWAT CAMPUS THE CITY SCHOOL CHAKWAL 13 18-543-11505-1-026-S ANUSHA BAKHTAWAR AMIR HAMZA 1 CHAKWAL CAMPUS ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 14 18-544-11854-1-012-S AREEB IMTENAN MUHAMMAD ZARAR 1 JHELUM SCHOOL THE CITY SCHOOL BANNU 15 18-928-11579-1-015-S AREEJ AMIR DR. AMIR BAHADUR 1 BANNU CAMPUS NORTHERN REGION MUHAMMAD RAMZAN THE CITY SCHOOL CHAKWAL 16 18-543-11505-1-012-S AREEJ FATIMA 1 CHAKWAL ANSAR CAMPUS THE EDUCATORS SCHOOL 17 18-57-11564-1-004-S ARFA KHAN TAHIR KHAN 1 ATTOCK FATEH JANG CAMPUS ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND 18 18-544-11259-1-004-S AROOJ FATIMA MUHAMMAD SARFRAZ 1 JHELUM COLLEGE ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 19 18-544-11854-1-008-S ARZOO SHEHZADI MUNSIF JAVAID 1 JHELUM SCHOOL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 20 18-071-11282-1-011-S AYAN ANWAR MUHAMMAD ANWAR 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE 21 18-923-11677-1-008-S AYLA KHAN AHSAN NISAR 1 THE CITY NURSERY NOWSHERA SIR SYED HIGH SCHOOL & 22 18-992-11872-1-001-S AZAN AHMED MUHAMMAD ZIA-UL-HAQ 1 ABBOTTABAD COLLEGE MUHAMMAD KASHIF FAISALABAD GRAMMAR 23 18-41-11667-1-006-S DAUD KASHIF 1 FAISALABAD WAHEED SCHOOL THE CITY SCHOOL 24 18-244-11247-1-024-S ESHA AHMED AHMED ALI 1 NAWABSHAH NAWABSHAH CAMPUS 25 18-65-11812-1-009-S ESHAAL M JAVED AKBAR 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL 26 18-081-11822-1-005-S ESHAL JOGEZAI IMRAN JOGEZAI 1 APS & C SEVEN STREAMS QUETTA 27 18-65-11812-1-007-S FARAZ AHMAD QASIR JAVED 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL RESOURCE ACADEMIA 28 18-67-11877-1-002-S FARHAN AFZAL MUHAMMAD AFZAL 1 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL VEHARI SYSTEM BUREWALA CAMPUS * Silver Medal: First position in the district within the respective class and at least 65% achieved. LIST OF SILVER MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN DISTRICT S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 29 18-071-11282-1-013-S FATIMA BIBI SYED SAJID SHAH 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 30 18-544-11854-1-023-S FATIMA SOHAIL MUHAMMAD SOHAIL 1 JHELUM SCHOOL ROOTS MILLENNIUM 31 18-937-11799-1-003-S FATIMA WAJID SHAH WAJID ALI SHAH 1 SCHOOLS MARBLE ARCH MARDAN CAMPUS ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 32 18-544-11854-1-002-S HAMZA HASHMI BILAL HASHMI 1 JHELUM SCHOOL ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 33 18-544-11854-1-017-S HAREEM BAIG EHSAN UL HAQ 1 JHELUM SCHOOL RESOURCE ACADEMIA 34 18-67-11877-1-001-S HASEEB UR REHMAN MUHAMMAD MAJID 1 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL VEHARI SYSTEM BUREWALA CAMPUS THE EDUCATORS SCHOOL 35 18-57-11564-1-005-S HASHAM JAHANGEER JAHANGEER 1 ATTOCK FATEH JANG CAMPUS ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 36 18-544-11854-1-015-S HASSAN ALI NADEEM AKHTAR 1 JHELUM SCHOOL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 37 18-071-11282-1-014-S HASSAN DANISH TANVEER HUSSAIN 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE 38 18-65-11812-1-002-S HASSAN NAWAZ ALLAH DITTA 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 39 18-071-11282-1-015-S HAYA-E-ZEHRA SYED SHAKIR HUSSAIN 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE THE CITY SCHOOL CHASHMA 40 18-459-11540-1-003-S HIBAH AHMAD ZEESHAN AHMAD 1 MIANWALI JR BRANCH ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 41 18-544-11854-1-001-S HIRA KHAN ABDULLAH KHAN 1 JHELUM SCHOOL MUDASSIR AHMAD BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL 42 18-56-11217-1-010-S HUSSAIN AHMED 1 SHEIKHUPURA BHATTI SYSTEM PRIMARY BRANCH 43 18-47-11361-1-007-S IKRASH KHAN ABID JAMEEL AHMED 1 CHENAB COLLEGE JHANG MUHAMMAD NAEEM DIVISIONAL MODEL COLLEGE TOBA TEK 44 18-46-11702-1-006-S INAYA GHAFOOR 1 AKHTAR GOJRA CAMPUS SINGH BAHRIA FOUDATION COLLEGE 45 18-544-11625-1-008-S IRSA ARIF ARIF HUSSAIN 1 JHELUM JHELUM CAMPUS ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 46 18-544-11854-1-016-S ISRA DUA SHAHID MEHMOOD 1 JHELUM SCHOOL 47 18-65-11812-1-006-S M ABDUL REHMAN ASIM NAZIR 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL 48 18-65-11812-1-003-S M NOMAN SHABIR GHULAM SHABIR 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 49 18-071-11282-1-009-S MAHEEN AHMED IRFAN AHMED 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE MALIK MOHAMMAD 50 18-081-11822-1-006-S MALIK NASEER AHMED 1 APS & C SEVEN STREAMS QUETTA AHMED BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL MANDI 51 18-546-11789-1-012-S MINAHIL SHAFIQUE MUHAMMAD SHAFIQUE 1 SYSTEM SUFI CITY CAMPUS BAHAUDDIN THE CITY SCHOOL 52 18-244-11247-1-008-S MIR ARSLAN SHAHID ALI 1 NAWABSHAH NAWABSHAH CAMPUS BLOOMFIELD HALL UPPER DERA GHAZI 53 18-64-11235-1-001-S MOAWIZ KHAN ADNAN AKHTAR 1 SCHOOL KHAN 54 18-081-11822-1-004-S MOHAMMAD FURQAN ARAB KHAN 1 APS & C SEVEN STREAMS QUETTA ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 55 18-544-11854-1-005-S MOHAMMAD WALEED MOHAMMAD ANWAR 1 JHELUM SCHOOL 56 18-65-11812-1-001-S MOIZ KHURRAM KHURRAM ABBAS 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL * Silver Medal: First position in the district within the respective class and at least 65% achieved. LIST OF SILVER MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN DISTRICT S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 57 18-071-11282-1-006-S MUHAMMAD AYAN MUHAMMAD SALMAN 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE MUHAMMAD BIN ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND 58 18-63-11843-1-001-S .. 1 BAHAWALNAGAR NAZAR COLLEGE BAHRIA FOUDATION COLLEGE 59 18-544-11625-1-019-S MUHAMMAD HUZAIFA AKHTAR MEHMOOD 1 JHELUM JHELUM CAMPUS MUHAMMAD RAYYAN BAHRIA FOUDATION COLLEGE 60 18-544-11625-1-007-S MUHAMMAD NAZIM 1 JHELUM NAZIM JHELUM CAMPUS MUHAMMAD REYAN MUHAMMAD QASIM THE CITY SCHOOL CHAKWAL 61 18-543-11505-1-029-S 1 CHAKWAL HAIDER ABIDI CAMPUS MUHAMMAD SADDIQ MUHAMMAD GHULAM MUFTI MAHMOOD PUBLIC DERA ISMAIL 62 18-0966-11650-1-001-S 1 AKBAR AKBAR SCHOOL & COLLEGE KHAN MUHAMMAD TALHA ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL 63 18-62-11225-1-002-S HAFIZ MAZHAR HUSSAIN 1 BAHAWALPUR SATTAR MIDDLE WING MUHAMMAD UMER MUHAMMAD ABDUL THE CITY SCHOOL CHASHMA 64 18-459-11540-1-001-S 1 MIANWALI HASEEB SHAH HAMEED SHAH JR BRANCH BAHRIA FOUDATION COLLEGE 65 18-544-11625-1-012-S MUHAMMAD ZEESHAN MUHAMMAD RIZWAN 1 JHELUM JHELUM CAMPUS ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 66 18-544-11854-1-003-S MUSA ZUBAIR ZUBAIR AHMED 1 JHELUM SCHOOL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 67 18-071-11282-1-005-S NAVEED GHOUS BUX MAHAR 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 68 18-544-11854-1-021-S NOKHAIZ NOOR MUHAMMAD ALI 1 JHELUM SCHOOL ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 69 18-544-11854-1-009-S NOOR UL AIN MOHAMMAD NADEEM 1 JHELUM SCHOOL 70 18-65-11812-1-004-S REHAN HAIDER QAISER HUSSAIN 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 71 18-071-11282-1-010-S ROZAILA ZEHRA SABIT ALI 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 72 18-071-11282-1-008-S SAAD-UR-REHMAN AMIR BAIG 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE THE EDUCATORS SCHOOL 73 18-57-11564-1-001-S SAMIULLAH TAHIR MEHMOOD 1 ATTOCK FATEH JANG CAMPUS THE CITY SCHOOL SWAT 74 18-946-11293-1-004-S SHAWAAN KHAN NAEEM ULLAH KHAN 1 SWAT CAMPUS 75 18-65-11812-1-005-S SHAYAN HAIDER M ASIM 1 APS & C KHANEWAL KHANEWAL SYED ALI HUSSAIN THE CITY SCHOOL 76 18-244-11247-1-017-S IFTIKHAR ABBAS SHAH 1 NAWABSHAH SHAH NAWABSHAH CAMPUS CHAUDHARY AKHTAR THE CITY SCHOOL CHAKWAL 77 18-543-11505-1-010-S TATHEER FATIMA 1 CHAKWAL ABBAS CAMPUS THE CITY SCHOOL CHAKWAL 78 18-543-11505-1-019-S TATHEER ZAHRA NOMAN YASEEN 1 CHAKWAL CAMPUS ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 79 18-071-11282-1-012-S UM-E-FARWA GUL MUHAMMAD 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 80 18-071-11282-1-001-S UMER BAIG RASHID BAIG 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & 81 18-071-11282-1-003-S UMUL BANEEN SYED SARDAR ALI SHAH 1 SUKKUR COLLEGE ARMY PUBLIC JUNIOR 82 18-544-11854-1-013-S WALEED MUKHTAR MALIK NAVEED 1 JHELUM SCHOOL BAHRIA FOUDATION COLLEGE 83 18-544-11625-1-009-S ZAINAB WASEEM SABIR 1 JHELUM JHELUM CAMPUS DAR-E-ARQAM SCHOOL 84 18-997-11886-1-004-S ZAINAB MUHAMMAD GULBAZ 1 MANSEHRA MANSEHRA * Silver Medal: First position in the district within the respective class and at least 65% achieved.
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