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List of Bronze Medal Winners LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT 1 21-051-02526-1-020-M AARAIZ AHMED MUDASIR AHMED 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL DEFENCE COMPLEX ISLAMABAD SULTAN MAHOMED SHAH AGA KHAN SCHOOL PRIMARY 2 21-021-01160-1-002-M ABDUL AHAD ZUBAIR 1 KARACHI SECTION 3 21-51-02749-1-006-M ABDUL HADI WASIM SAJJAD 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ASKARI IV RAWALPINDI 4 21-51-02956-1-003-M ABDUL MANAN SALEEM AHMED 1 F.G PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 07 GIRLS RAWALPINDI BRAINIACS MONTESSORI & HIGH SCHOOLS NAVAL 5 21-051-01285-1-002-M ABDUL REHMAN AKBAR SHAMSHAIR KHAN 1 ISLAMABAD ANCHORAGE CAMPUS 6 21-55-01197-1-004-M ABDUL SUBHAN ANWAR 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL JUNIOR BRANCH GUJRANWALA 7 21-922-02469-1-010-M ABDULLAH ALI ALI 1 PRE SCHOOL APSAC KOHAT 8 21-021-01219-1-020-M ABDULLAH SHAHBAZ LATIF SHAHBAZ LATIF 1 HABIB PUBLIC SCHOOL KARACHI 9 21-922-02469-1-005-M ABDULLAH WAJID WAJID SALEEM 1 PRE SCHOOL APSAC KOHAT 10 21-51-01388-1-001-M ABDUR RAFAY ABDUL SUBHAN 1 ROOTS GARDEN SCHOOL GUJAR KHAN CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 11 21-922-02469-1-004-M ABRAHAM RICHARD GILL 1 PRE SCHOOL APSAC KOHAT 12 21-53-01106-1-002-M ABUBAKAR SULEMAN SULEMAN AKHTAR 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM KHARIAN CAMPUS GUJRAT 13 21-55-01906-1-003-M ADAN ASIF MUHAMMAD ASIF 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM SATELLITE TOWN BRANCH GUJRANWALA 14 21-582-01689-1-001-M AFAAF FATIMA ADEEL ZAMAN 1 ROOTS MILLENNIUM SCHOOLS HILL VIEW CAMPUS MIRPUR 15 21-56-01367-1-014-M AHMAD SAJJAD BASIT SAJJAD 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM PRIMARY BRANCH SHEIKHUPURA 16 21-021-02669-1-002-M AHMED ULLAH KHAN SAAD ULLAH 1 HAMDARD PUBLIC SCHOOL MIDDLE SECTION KARACHI 17 21-021-01855-1-009-M AIKAT MUDDASSAR ALI MUDDASSAR 1 THE CITY NURSERY JOHAR I KARACHI * Bronze Medal: First position in the institution within the respective class and at least 70% achieved. LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD SCHOOLS 18 21-051-01245-1-001-M AIMAL SHAHID SHAHID MUSHTAQ 1 ISLAMABAD I-8 CAMPUS 19 21-42-01289-1-022-M AIMAN ZAHRA SAJJAD HAIDER 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM CANAL SIDE GIRLS CAMPUS LAHORE MUHAMMAD AHSAN IDREES 20 21-51-02749-1-005-M AITZAZ AHSAN 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ASKARI IV RAWALPINDI RATHORE 21 21-021-01060-1-001-M AIZA FAIZAN FAIZAN USMAN PATEL 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM KG-II PECHS KARACHI 22 21-922-02469-1-003-M AIZA SHAREEF SAIM IMRAN 1 PRE SCHOOL APSAC KOHAT 23 21-021-01662-1-001-M AKHNOO BIN HAIDER AMMAD HAIDER 1 BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE NORTH NAZIMABAD CAMPUS KARACHI 24 21-022-03131-1-005-M AKS-E-ZEHRA MANZAR MEHDI 1 THE EDUCATORS HYDERABAD CAMPUS-I HYDERABAD ROOTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS & COLLEGE WELLINGTON 25 21-051-01598-1-002-M ALI AHSAN ABBASI AHSAN JAMSHAID 1 ISLAMABAD CAMPUS 26 21-022-02509-1-005-M ALISHA QURESHI MUHAMMAD SHAHID 1 HAYAT SCHOOL & COLLEGE HYDERABAD 27 21-922-02469-1-008-M ALIYAAN TAIMOOR 1 PRE SCHOOL APSAC KOHAT 28 21-55-01210-1-004-M AMINA SALEHA MUHAMMAD ASHRAF 1 THE CITY SCHOOL JUNIOR SECTION GUJRANWALA 29 21-051-02134-1-008-M AMINA SAMI SAMI ULLAH ASGHAR 1 BENCHMARK SCHOOL SYSTEM JUNIOR SECTION ISLAMABAD 30 21-42-02936-1-002-M AMNA ASHIQ ASHIQ ALI 1 F.G MODEL PUBLIC SCHOOL GIRLS LAHORE 31 21-021-02432-1-003-M ANABIA NABEEL NABEEL NAJAM 1 THE CITY SCHOOL NURSERY BAIT-UL-MUKARRAM KARACHI 32 21-48-01037-1-001-M ANAYAH UMAR UMAR HAMID 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE MAIN CAMPUS SARGODHA 33 21-459-01174-1-002-M ANJELICA IMAN IFTIKHAR JABER 1 MIANWALI EDUCATION TRUST SCHOOL & COLLEGE MIANWALI 34 21-55-02540-1-004-M ANUS RAMZAN MUHAMMAD RAMZAN 1 ALLIED SCHOOL SHAHEENABAD CAMPUS GUJRANWALA * Bronze Medal: First position in the institution within the respective class and at least 70% achieved. LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT 35 21-42-02067-1-001-M ARAIZ WAQASS WAQASS KHALID 1 THE CITY SCHOOL SHADMAN JUNIOR LAHORE 36 21-55-02458-1-005-M AREEBA SAIF SAIF ULLAH 1 CANTT PUBLIC GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL AMINPUR CAMPUS GUJRANWALA 37 21-021-02035-1-003-M AREESHA DANISH ALI 1 AZEEMI PUBLIC HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KARACHI 38 21-53-02716-1-002-M ARFA ZAIB AURANGZEB 1 THE EDUCATORS RAHMAN CAMPUS GUJRAT MOHAMMAD BILAL KHAN 39 21-051-03121-1-003-M ARFAH KHAN TAREEN 1 APEX EDUCATION SYSTEM ISLAMABAD TAREEN 40 21-55-01197-1-049-M ARHAM AMIR AMIR SHAFAT 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL JUNIOR BRANCH GUJRANWALA 41 21-022-01526-1-002-M ARIELLA MUMTAZ MUMTAZ BHATTI 1 THE CITY SCHOOL TCN PRE JUNIOR LATIFABAD II HYDERABAD 42 21-022-01526-1-015-M ARIYANA HASSAN MAGSI HASSAN MEHMOOD 1 THE CITY SCHOOL TCN PRE JUNIOR LATIFABAD II HYDERABAD 43 21-021-01370-1-012-M AROUSH SAQIB SAQIB ARIF 1 DAWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL KARACHI 44 21-55-01197-1-017-M ARSALAN MUSHTAQ FAISAL MUSHTAQ 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL JUNIOR BRANCH GUJRANWALA 45 21-021-01543-1-001-M ASHADIYA SHEIKH AURANGZEB 1 AL-YAQEEN SCHOOL KARACHI 46 21-56-03158-1-001-M ATIF JAVED JAVED IQBAL 1 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL SYSTEM SHEIKHUPURA 47 21-51-02749-1-007-M AYAAN UR REHMAN RIAZ UR REHMAN 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ASKARI IV RAWALPINDI 48 21-051-01263-1-021-M AYAT MAQBOOL MAQBOOL MASIH 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM ISLAMABAD KHAWAJA IQBAL HASAN 49 21-021-01370-1-007-M AYESHA DANISH 1 DAWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL KARACHI DANISH DR. MAQSOOD HASSAN 50 21-022-01526-1-017-M AYESHA SHAIKH 1 THE CITY SCHOOL TCN PRE JUNIOR LATIFABAD II HYDERABAD SHAIKH 51 21-55-02458-1-001-M AYESHA TARIQ TARIQ JAVAID 1 CANTT PUBLIC GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL AMINPUR CAMPUS GUJRANWALA * Bronze Medal: First position in the institution within the respective class and at least 70% achieved. LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT 52 21-021-01047-1-006-M BAREERAH BATOOL MUHAMMAD FARHAN 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL KARACHI 53 21-022-01526-1-007-M BAZYL MUSTAFA AHATSHAM 1 THE CITY SCHOOL TCN PRE JUNIOR LATIFABAD II HYDERABAD 54 21-021-01221-1-002-M BILAL ZAHID ZAHID MUSHTAQ 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM JUBILEE CAMPUS KARACHI 55 21-022-01526-1-010-M DANIYAL ALI KHAN DILSHAD HUSSAIN 1 THE CITY SCHOOL TCN PRE JUNIOR LATIFABAD II HYDERABAD 56 21-55-02540-1-001-M DAWOOD GULFAM GULFAM 1 ALLIED SCHOOL SHAHEENABAD CAMPUS GUJRANWALA 57 21-022-01526-1-008-M DEV RAJ RAJESH 1 THE CITY SCHOOL TCN PRE JUNIOR LATIFABAD II HYDERABAD 58 21-62-02648-1-007-M DUA BILAL MOHAMMAD BILAL 1 GOVERNMENT GIRLS PRIMARY SCHOOL BAHAWALPUR 59 21-021-01405-1-003-M DUA FATIMA MUHAMMAD ZEESHAN 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE FAISAL KARACHI SYED ZUBAIR HUSSAIN 60 21-022-01526-1-029-M DUA-E-ZEHRA 1 THE CITY SCHOOL TCN PRE JUNIOR LATIFABAD II HYDERABAD SHAH 61 21-021-01399-1-003-M EESA BIN OMER MALIK OMER BIN MASROOR MALIK 1 THE CITY SCHOOL GULSHAN CAMPUS B KARACHI 62 21-923-03140-1-001-M EMAN ARSHAD ALI KHAN 1 MM SCHOOL SYSTEM GIRLS CAMPUS NOWSHERA 63 21-42-02738-1-007-M EMAN ISHFAQ ISHFAQ BUTT 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL JUNIOR SECTION LAHORE MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR 64 21-66-01155-1-012-M ESHAAL SARGANA 1 THE CITY SCHOOL PARCO CHAPTER MUZAFFARGARH SARGANA 65 21-51-01948-1-006-M ESHAL FATIMA IQBAL BABER IQBAL 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM RAWALPINDI 66 21-051-02754-1-003-M FAHAD KHAN SHAFEEQ AHMAD KHAN 1 ROOTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS REPTON CAMPUS ISLAMABAD 67 21-923-01147-1-001-M FATIMA KHAN MUHAMMAD SAJJAD 1 FAZAIA DEGREE COLLEGE NOWSHERA 68 21-42-01289-1-010-M FATIMA OMER GILLANI MUHAMMAD OMER GILLANI 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM CANAL SIDE GIRLS CAMPUS LAHORE * Bronze Medal: First position in the institution within the respective class and at least 70% achieved. LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT TANVEER HUSSAIN 69 21-51-02989-1-001-M FATIMA TANVEER 1 F.G JINNAH JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 2 RAWALPINDI TABASSUM BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM LES ANGES MONTESSORI 70 21-42-02739-1-015-M FATIMA TUZ ZEHRA FARRUKH ABBAS 1 LAHORE ACADEMY 71 21-42-02772-1-007-M FIZZAH AKRAM MUHAMMAD AKRAM 1 FORZA SCHOOL LAHORE 72 21-51-01644-1-006-M GHULAM FARID SAHIL WAQAS 1 THE CITY SCHOOL SATELLITE TOWN CAMPUS RAWALPINDI 73 21-42-02936-1-004-M GHULAM FATIMA GHULAM MUSTAFA 1 F.G MODEL PUBLIC SCHOOL GIRLS LAHORE 74 21-922-02469-1-016-M GOHAR ALI NASHAD ALI 1 PRE SCHOOL APSAC KOHAT 75 21-42-02936-1-007-M HADIA NAEEM MUHAMMAD NAEEM 1 F.G MODEL PUBLIC SCHOOL GIRLS LAHORE 76 21-42-03115-1-003-M HALEEMA EHTASHAM EHTASHAM HAFEEZ BUTT 1 THE NATIONAL SCHOOL & COLLEGE PARK VIEW CAMPUS LAHORE BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE PRIMARY SECTION BLOCK-J 77 21-021-01792-1-001-M HAMDAN RAZA HABIB RAZA 1 KARACHI CAMPUS 78 21-022-01526-1-006-M HAMZA JAMSHED JAMSHED AHMED 1 THE CITY SCHOOL TCN PRE JUNIOR LATIFABAD II HYDERABAD 79 21-021-01219-1-026-M HAMZA RAFI SYED RAFIUDDIN 1 HABIB PUBLIC SCHOOL KARACHI 80 21-42-03141-1-002-M HANEEN REHMAN ATEEQ UR REHMAN 1 BLOOMFIELD HALL SCHOOL ASKARI 10 BRANCH LAHORE 81 21-42-02846-1-001-M HANIYA NABIL NABIL ZAHID 1 LES ANGES MONTESSORI ACADEMY LAHORE 82 21-64-01734-1-003-M HAREEM MUHAMMAD FAHAD 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE QUAID GARRISON DERA GHAZI KHAN 83 21-42-02434-1-003-M HAREEM FATIMA USMAN AHMAD 1 LES ANGES MONTESSORI ACADEMY LAHORE 84 21-938-01379-1-004-M HAROON RASHID JILLANI RASHAD MAQBOOL JILLANI 1 GIK COLLEGE SWABI 85 21-021-01664-1-020-M HAROON SALMAN SALMAN ASHIQ 1 ST.
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