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Computer Science Agriculture Economics Engineering Environment Medical Pharmacy MPPA Sciences No. Name F/Name Last Name Univeristy Faculty Field Gender Agriculture 1 Emal Ahmad Sher Zman Hussainzad Alberoni University Agriculture Horticulture Male 2 Ahmad Jawid Abdul Malik Mowhood Paktia University Agriculture Plant protection Male 3 Ahmad Noor Mohammad Noor Stanakzai Alberoni University Agriculture Botony Male 4 Farhad Najeebullah Sultanzoi Paktia University Agriculture Foresity Male 5 Sayed Abdul Wahab Sayed Abdul Ahad Saeedi Helmand University Agriculture Economic Male 6 Ahmad Fawad Abdul Khalil Entezari Herat University Agriculture Agri. Extension Male 7 Zahir Shah Shir Mohammad Safari Helmand University Agriculture Horticulture Male 8 Faiza Qudratullah Darkhani Badakhshan University Agriculture Horticulture Female 9 Parwana Abdul Qader Ahamdi Takhar University Agriculture Agronomy Female Economics 1 Mohammad Mohammad Mosa Hakak Badghis University Economic Economic Male 2 Ahmad Farid Rajab Ali Mahdeeyar Baghlan University Economic Economic Male 3 Rahmatullah Bahram Khan Mangal Shaikh Zaid University Economic Banking / Finance Male 4 Ali Ahmad Burhanuddin Burhan Kandahar University Economic Economic Male 5 Khatera Assadullah Naseri Herat University Economic Banking Female Engineering 1 Qais Rahim Gul Amarkhil Kabul Polytechnic Engineering Industrial construction Male 2 Qudbuddin Aziz-ur-Rahman Ishanch Takhar University Engineering Civil Male 3 Mohammad Naser Ghulam Sediq Seddiqi Alberoni University Engineering Civil Male 4 Sayed Mir Aga Sayed Mohammad Yassin Manwi Paktia University Engineering Civil Male 5 Maqsood Abdullah Rezayee Nangarhar University Engineering Architicuture Male 6 Farid Ahmad Hassan Reza Mohammadi Balkh University Engineering Geology / Mine Male 7 Mohammad Sulaiman Fayez Mohammad Ismail Hotaki Kabul Polytechnic Eng. Geomatic Geodozy Male English Language 1 Ahmad Zahir Shah Wali Wali Kandahar University English Language English Language Male 2 Muhammad Yaqoob Ghulam Muhedin Saraj Kunduz University Literature English Language Male 3 Tawos Ghulam Ghous Mohammadi Kabul Education Univ Literature English Language Male 4 Mohammad Naeem Mohammad Hussain Sad Nangarhar University Literature English Language Male 5 Uranus Abdul Hamid Yousufi Kabul University Literature English Language Female 6 Muska Ghulam Muhedin Momand Balkh University Literature English Language Female 7 Zahra Faizuddin Sadry Balkh University Literature English Language Female 8 Abrin Abdul Saboori Sattari Parwan University Literature English Language Female 9 Najia Abdullah Sarmashq Baghlan University Literature English Language Female 10 Najla Abdul Azim Aazar Herat University Literature English Language Female Environment 1 Karima Mohammad Wazer Wardak Kabul University Kabul University Environment Female Computer Science 1 Abdul Rahman Mohmo Jan Safi Kabul University Computer Science Computer Science Male 2 Najeem Ahmad Nazir Ahmad Aziz Kabul University ICTI IT Male 3 Muhammad Sharif Sakhi Mohammad Haider Shaikh Zaid University Computer Science ICT Male 4 Mustafa Kamel Mohammad Eshaq Mohammadi Bamyan Unviersity Computer Science Database Male 5 Nesar Ahmad Mohammad Nasim Noori Balkh University Computer Science Computer Science Male 6 Homayoon Dowlant Mohammad Behmanush Parwan University Computer Science Computer Science Male 7 Mohammd Taqi Mohammad Bashir Safdari Herat University Education Computer Science Male 8 Sayed Ehsan Sayed Mukhtar Shams Jowzjan University Education Computer Science Male 9 Abdul Jalil Taj Mohammad Niazi Kunduz University Computer Science Computer Science Male 10 Anosha Khair Mohammad Sobat Faryarb University Education Computer Science Female Medical Sayed Abdul 1 Male Ghafore Abdul Khaliq Saeedi Herat University Medical Fesiology 2 Mohammad Eshaq Abdul Ghafoor Faizi Kandahar University Medical Pathlogy Male 3 Said Mahdi Said Mortaza Mathari Kabul Medical University Medical Radiology technology Male 4 Ahmad Faisal Faizullah Faiz Herat University Medical Fesiology Male 5 Shafiq Ahmad Mir Aqa Joya Herat University Medical Male 6 Fowzia Faiz Noor Ahmad Mohammadi Herat University Medical Surgical Female 7 Elaha Abdul Rab Samia Ghafari Kabul Medical University Medical Surgical Female 8 Ramzia Ghulam Mohammad Kakar Herat University Medical Skin Female 9 Palwasha Sarajuddin Saraj Kabul Medical University Medical forensics medicine Female Pharmacy 1 Mohammad Aman Mohammad Osman Bahaduri Kabul University Pharmacy Pharmacy Male 2 Azimullah Azizullah Stankzai Kabul University Pharmacy Pharmacy Male 3 Rabha Mohammad Ali Ayoubi Kabul University Pharmacy Pharmacy Female 4 Roman Sayed Karim Ahmadi Kabul Poli Techniqu Chemical technology Food technology Female MPPA 1 Bary Abdul Hadi Mobariz Kandahar University MPPA MPPA Male 2 Mohammad Yousuf Mohammad Khan Saqib Shaikh Zaid University Journalizm MPPA Male 3 Noor Ali Mohammad Wali Sargand Kandahar University MPPA MPPA Male Sciences 1 Baktash Mohammad Rafiq Amini Kabul University Phasic Phasic Male 2 Abdul Mubasher Abdul Karim Furmuly Kabul University Chemstry Chemstry Male 3 Fahard Roknuddin Waseel Kabul University Education Mathamatics Male 4 Hezbullah Abdul Rahman Rahmani Paktika University Education Biology Male 5 Najiba Hazrat Qul Azemi Balkh University Literacture Chimestry Female 6 Gulsanga Mohammad Gul Lemar Kabul University Biology Biology Female 7 Fatana Shah Hakim Lameh Kabul University Biology Biology Female 8 Hassina Abdul Rasoul Sabor Behmanush Parwan University Education Mathamatics Female 9 Salma Fazl Saddiq Salgoqie Herat University Science Mathamatics Female 10 Hamida Abdul Raziq Kabul University Biology Biology Female 11 Marina Said Mustafa Dawran Balkh University Physic Physic Female 12 Naray Mohammad Mosa Hewadmal Badghis University Education Biology & chemstry Female 13 Zuhal Wahidullah Hadi Alberoni University Education Biology Female 14 Muzhgan Kamaluddin Kamal Balkh University Science Female 15 Roshan Mohammad Qahir Watanpal Baghlan University Education Chemistry Female 16 Sabrina Aghazada Agha Mohammad Jowzjan University Education Biology Female 17 Shaista Abdul Haleem Rahimi Badghis University Education Chemistry Female 18 Fahima Abdul Qadir Faqiryar Kunduz University Education Chemistry Female Veterinary 1 Ali Reza Mohammad Jawad Nadim Baghlan University Agriculture Animal Science Male Kandahar Agriculture 2 Male Sardar Mohammad Atta Mohammad Hashimi University Agriculture Animal Science Other Fields 1 Fahima Lal Mohammad Ibrahimkhail Kabul Education Univ Psychology Psychology Female 2 Uzra Azizullah Aziz Herat University Journalizm Journalism Female 3 Mariam Abadullah Sajood Kabul University Geology Hedrometerology Female 4 Friba Mohammad Homayoun Amarkhi Kabul Education Univ Psychology Psychology Female 5 Pakiza Abdul Fatah Mahboobi Balkh University Social science Geography Female 6 Shafiqa Ghulam Dastagir Rawish Safi Balkh University Law Female 7 Parwana Amanullah Taskin Herat University Journalizm Female 8 Zakia Mohammad Haneef Haneef Kandahar University Psychology Psychology Female HEDP scholarships reserved list 2016 for 2017 1 Mohammad Reza Mohammad Jawad Joya Kabul Medical University Medical Health Management Male 2 Mohammad Asif Ghulam Sanayee Seddiqi Kabul Medical University Medical Stomatology Male 3 Abdul Qudos Abdul Karim Karimi Paktika University Literature English Male 4 Ahmad Irshad Ghulam Hazrat Mansoor Kabul Medical University Medical Anesthesiology Male 5 Mohammad Sharif Ghulam Hassan Hassanzoi Kunduz University Literature English Male 6 Nasrullah Najibullah Rostaqi Kabul Medical University Medical Stomatology Male 7 Mehdawi Azizullah Joya Kabul Medical University Medical Medical Technology Male 8 Farhad Fazal Ahmad Farzam Kabul Medical University Medical Radiology Male 9 Hussain Ali Ali Asghar Haidery Bamyan University Literature English Male 10 Ahmad Shaheer Mohammad Yousuf Nazari Kabul Medical University Medical Radiology Male 11 Turylai Khudai Nazar Mankhel Nangarhar University Literature English Male 12 Sayed Ali Reza Sayed Hussain Balkh University Literature English Male 13 Mohammad Hussain Mohammad Amin Rastompur Alberoni University Medical Para Clinic Male 14 Rahmatullah Atta Gul Zerak Kandahar University Medical Para Clinic Male 15 Mohammad Naeem Mohammad Rahim Rahim Kunduz University Literature English Male 16 Faridullah Amanullah Salarzai Kunduz University Literature English Male 17 Wali Khan Gul Mohammad Monib Shaikh Zaid University Literature English Male 18 Ihsanuddin Gulabuddin Ihsan Paktia University Medical Medical Male 19 Ghazi Mohammad Nazeer Mohammad Takal Ghazni University Literature English Male 20 Mustafa Hafizullah Haidary Kandahar University Literature English Male.
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