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Campus Department Degree Title Year Of StudyFull Name Father Name CNIC Degree TitleCGPA Student Selection StatusMerit Status Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 Wania Khan Muhammad Tufail Khan 6110186832370 BS (Hons) 3.57 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 Hamna Akram Muhammad Akram 6110177907160 BS (Hons) 3.66 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 Muhammad Waqas Muhammad Rafique 6110138678697 BS (Hons) 3.51 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 usama ilyas sheikh muhammad ilyas 3740532134169 BS (Hons) 2.88 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 USAMA KHAN JAHANZAIB KHAn 5440048112247 BS (Hons) 3.26 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 Muhammad Usama Zubair Muhammad Zubair Aslam 3640183179069 BS (Hons) 3.12 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 SIDRA AKRAM MUHAMMAD AKRAM 6110125239756 BS (Hons) 3.31 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 Arslan Saeed Muhammad Saeed 6110116834217 BS (Hons) 3.61 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 Abdul Samad Shaikh Muhammad Yousif Shaikh 6110101225913 BS (Hons) 2.87 Not Selected Eligible but Low CGPA Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 MEHMOOD HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN 3620336138433 BS (Hons) 2.75 Not Selected Eligible but Low CGPA Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 Abdullah Waqar Col Waqar Ahmed 3740563136179 BS (Hons) 3.36 Not Selected Disapproved Student Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 1 Hoor Ul Ain Tahir Tahir Mahmood 3740544420980 BS (Hons) 3.72 Not Selected Disapproved Student Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 Syed Muhammad Sarmad Abbas Kazmi Syed Raza Abbas Kazmi 3460320588873 BS (Hons) 3.35 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 Quratulain Muhammad Ibrahim 3740534083410 BS (Hons) 3.16 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 MISHA AMER AMER MUBARAK 3520144623924 BS (Hons) 3.26 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 sufyyan tanveer Tanveer ahmed Abbasi 3740474235101 BS (Hons) 3.2 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 sibtain ali Tahir hussain kharal 3740580111503 BS (Hons) 3.1 Not Selected Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 Fahad Hassan Muhammad Ashfaq 6110153163731 BS (Hons) 3 Not Selected Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 JAWAD SHAKRULLAH SHAKRULLAH KHAN 3460146120789 BS (Hons) 2.83 Not Selected Eligible but Low CGPA Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 Muhammad Naeem Ghulam Shabbir 6110115121545 BS (Hons) 3.03 Not Selected Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 Namra Waseem Muhammad Waseem Akhtar 6110175940130 BS (Hons) 2.92 Not Selected Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 2 Mirza Saad Kamal Kamal Sultan 6110105863601 BS (Hons) 2.66 Not Selected Eligible but Low CGPA Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 3 Inzamam Ul Haq Mirza Ejaz Ahmed 8230204726453 BS (Hons) 2.92 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 3 Nouman Karim Karim Bux Thebo 6110117973919 BS (Hons) 2.95 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 3 MUHAMMAD ZAHEER MUHAMMAD ARIF 3420387029363 BS (Hons) 2.85 Not Selected Eligible but Low CGPA Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 3 ABUBAKAR MASOOD M.ASIF MASOOD 6110191299255 BS (Hons) 2.87 Not Selected Eligible but Low CGPA Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 3 Noman Zamir Zamir Hussain 6110184449531 BS (Hons) 2.7 Not Selected Eligible but Low CGPA Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 4 Abdul Hadi Muhammad Rafiq Khawar 1730127852573 BS (Hons) 2.95 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Engineering Bachelors 16 Years 4 haider khan habib khan 1560292747225 BS (Hons) 2.76 Not Selected Eligible but Low CGPA Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 AbdulKhaliq Muhammad Abu Bakar 3410476295057 BS (Hons) 3.39 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Naina Khushleem Khan Khushleem Khan 7150182123316 BS (Hons) 3.3 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Fasih un Nabi Muhammad Nawaz 3840330065529 BS (Hons) 2.92 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Chaudhry Iftikhar Hussain Chaudhry Altaf Hussain 4250103800179 BS (Hons) 3.59 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Mohsin Abdul Sattar Abdul Sattar 3130490288289 BS (Hons) 3.05 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Muhammad Fazeel Ashraf Muhammad Ashraf 3740530195899 BS (Hons) 3 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Zeeshan Ali Arshad Mehmood 3740630003153 BS (Hons) 2.91 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Muhammad Awais Zameer Hussain 6110171930971 BS (Hons) 3 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Danish Yasin Ghulam Yasin 3740503342543 BS (Hons) 2.9 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Hashir Manzoor Manzoor Ahmed 3740513684695 BS (Hons) 3.03 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Shajia Rubab Syed Mehmood hassan 6110195286168 BS (Hons) 3.15 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Osama Manzoor Manzoor Ahmed 3740599553623 BS (Hons) 3 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Omar Rasheed Abdur Rashid 5440023463909 BS (Hons) 3.16 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 MEHWISH MUMTAZ MUNIR AHMED KHAN 3730173726830 BS (Hons) 3.06 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 ANJUM ASHRAAF MUHAMMAD ASHRAAF KHAN 8210166319725 BS (Hons) 3.31 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Muhammad Umair Muhammad Qadeer 6110110872815 BS (Hons) 3.31 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Bilal Hameed Nasir Hameed 3740580820229 BS (Hons) 3.73 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Farah Zia Siddiqi Zia Ul Islam Siddiqi 6110144236616 BS (Hons) 3.38 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 Faisal Saleem Muhammad Saleem 3130481083023 BS (Hons) 3.24 Selected Student Eligible Main campus Computer Science Bachelors 16 Years 1 MUHAMMAD BILAL MALIK MUHAMMAD SALEEM 3740655970033 BS (Hons) 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  • Prize Distribution-20180403.Pdf

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    OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR SPORTS Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi Baba-e-Urdu Road, Karachi-74200 Pakistan Tel: +92 21-38771000 Prof. Mukkaram Ali, Email: [email protected] Director Sports, Website: www.duhs.edu.pk Dow University of Health Sciences Ref No. FM-DMC/2018/-225 Dated: 3rd April, 2018 Respected Sir, “All Karachi Inter Professional Medical College Sports Competition 2018”, Mega Event of DUHS was held from 12th March to 17th March, 2018. Inaugural Ceremony was held on 12th March, 2018 at DUHS Gymnasium, Ojha Campus. Mr. Javed Ali Memon, Director, Regional Centre Sindh, Higher Education Commission, and Vice Chancellor, Dow University of Health Sciences was the chief guest on this occasion. Event started with Qirat followed by National Anthem. 16 medical colleges/universities participated in this program. The program was well attended by faculty, staff and students. Large number of students of all 16 colleges/universities of Karachi participated named: Dow University of Health Sciences, Ziauddin University, Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Baqai Medical University, Hamdard University, Bahria University, United Medical & Dental College, Jinnah Medical & Dental College, Liaquat College of Medicine & Dentistry, Virtual University, SMBBMC Lyari, Karachi Medical & Dental College, Aga Khan University, Al Tibri Medical College, Karachi Institute of Medical Sciences, Liaquat National Medical College actively participated in this event. Results are as under: Event Winner Runner Up Basket Ball Girls Bahria University Dow University