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Senarai Calon Program Penajaan Nasional Tahun 2021 SENARAI CALON PROGRAM PENAJAAN NASIONAL TAHUN 2021 No. Kad Bil. Nama Penuh Nama Sekolah Pengenalan 1 03051010XXXX ABDUL KHALIQ AZIM BIN ABD.RAHMAN MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA TUN GHAFAR BABA 2 03121514XXXX ADAM HARIS BIN AZMAN SMK SEKSYEN 10, KOTA DAMANSARA 3 03022406XXXX ADAM ISKANDAR BIN MOHD IDHAM SEKOLAH SULTAN ALAM SHAH 4 03072208XXXX ADRIAN SELVAN A/L ANTHONI S.SELVAN SMK METHODIST (ACS), IPOH 5 03042113XXXX ADRIANA SYAHMINA KARIM BINTI MOHAMAD FUAD KOLEJ TUNKU KURSHIAH NILAI 6 03080210XXXX 'AFAF BINTI MUHAMMAD FIRHAT SBPI GOMBAK 7 03050810XXXX AFRINA ZULAIKHA BINTI SAIFUL AZLAN KOLEJ TUNKU KURSHIAH NILAI 8 03061008XXXX AFRYNA NABILAH BINTI CHE MOHD NAZRI MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA GEMENCHEH 9 03060104XXXX AHMAD DANIAL AMRI BIN YA'AKOB SEKOLAH SULTAN ALAM SHAH 10 03012503XXXX AHMAD DANIAL BIN ABDULLAH SMK JELI 11 03031903XXXX AHMAD FARHAN BIN ABDULLAH SM IMTIAZ BESUT 12 03111607XXXX AHMAD IDHAM AIMAN BIN ISHAK KOLEJ ISLAM SULTAN ALAM SHAH 13 03042910XXXX AHMAD MUTTAQI BIN MOHD SHAMSUL MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA PENGKALAN CHEPA 14 03052302XXXX AHMAD NAQIB FITRI BIN FEIZAL THE MALAY COLLEGE KUALA KANGSAR 15 03081510XXXX AHMAD SYAHRUL AZIM BIN AHMAD AZMI SM SAINS ALAM SHAH KUALA LUMPUR 16 03120804XXXX AIN NABIHAH BINTI MOHD PADALIAH SMK JALAN EMPAT, BDR BARU BANGI 17 03090102XXXX AINUL MARDHIAH BINTI MOHD HARRIZUL SEKOLAH SERI PUTERI, CYBERJAYA 18 03072708XXXX AIRIL AZMAN BIN KAMARUL ZAMAN SMK AHMAD BOESTAMAM, SITIAWAN 19 03010514XXXX AIZAD ZULQARNAEN BIN MOHD ZUBER MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA TUN GHAFAR BABA 20 03052310XXXX AKHMAL FARIS BIN NOR EZAM MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA PENGKALAN HULU 21 03070110XXXX AKMAL HAKIM BIN AZLAN SEKOLAH SULTAN ALAM SHAH 22 03120514XXXX AMIR ZULHADEEF BIN ZAKARIA SBPI GOMBAK 23 03100901XXXX AMIRUL ASHRAF BIN RASIP SEKOLAH SULTAN ALAM SHAH 24 03070802XXXX AMMAR AFIF BIN MOHD KHAIRIE SMK BANDAR BARU SINTOK 25 03032812XXXX ANDI SITI HAJAR BINTI ANDI RADI MRSM TAWAU 26 03042813XXXX ANDREW CHONG CHEN FONG SMP RIAM ROAD, MIRI 27 03051007XXXX ANG I YI SMJK JIT SIN PULAU PINANG 28 03021613XXXX ANUM KHADIJAH BINTI ANUAR KOLEJ DATUK PATINGGI ABANG HAJI ABDILLAH, KUCHING 29 03040701XXXX ARIANNA KUGENDRAN MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA TUN GHAFAR BABA 30 03111110XXXX ARIF DANIAL BIN ABDUL ANSHAARI THE MALAY COLLEGE KUALA KANGSAR SENARAI CALON PROGRAM PENAJAAN NASIONAL TAHUN 2021 No. Kad Bil. Nama Penuh Nama Sekolah Pengenalan 31 03040714XXXX ARTHI A/P MEYYAPPAN SMK SERI HARTAMAS KUALA LUMPUR 32 03050310XXXX AZIF IRFAN BIN MOHD ZAINORLIZAM SM SAINS HULU SELANGOR 33 03081610XXXX AZRI BIN FADZIL MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA TUN GHAFAR BABA 34 03082214XXXX BASYIRAH HUDA BINTI MD SAZALI SMK JALAN EMPAT, BDR BARU BANGI 35 03060514XXXX BEH JIAN YAN SMK USJ 12 36 03071107XXXX BENJIN LEE QIAO CHEN SMJK CHUNG LING PULAU PINANG 37 03092013XXXX BRENDA TIONG YOU ZHEN SMK ST ANTHONY, SARIKEI 38 03062307XXXX BRYAN CHEONG CHET WAI SMK ST XAVIER PULAU PINANG 39 03072601XXXX BRYAN TAN CHONG WEE SMK TINGGI BATU PAHAT 40 03120907XXXX CHAU JIA YI SMJK JIT SIN PULAU PINANG 41 03121702XXXX CHENG YEE ERN SMK SIN MIN 42 03112810XXXX CHEOK HONG JUN SMK TINGGI PORT DICKSON PORT DICKSON 43 03080302XXXX CHEW ZEE DAWN SMJK JIT SIN PULAU PINANG 44 03030201XXXX CHLOE LING CHUN FERN SMK INFANT JESUS CONVENT 45 03101614XXXX CHONG YU XUAN SMJK YU HUA 46 03082408XXXX CHOONG JING WEN SMK SAN MIN, TELUK INTAN 47 03032708XXXX CHOW MIN SMK AVE MARIA CONVENT, IPOH 48 03060907XXXX CHUA XIN JIE SMJK JIT SIN PULAU PINANG 49 03071502XXXX CHUNG EE XUANG SMK JITRA 50 03032001XXXX CYNTHIA GOH JIN YING SMK DATO' PENGGAWA BARAT 51 03100814XXXX DAMIAN LIM QI WEI SMJK KATHOLIK, PJ 52 03010507XXXX DAPHNE YEOW JIA YING SMJK JIT SIN PULAU PINANG 53 03102201XXXX DHARSHINI A/P SURENTHARAN SMK TAMAN PELANGI INDAH 54 03101710XXXX DHIYA YASMIN BINTI AHMAD RAHIMY SEKOLAH TUN FATIMAH 55 03101502XXXX DING YEEN JI SMJK KEAT HWA(CF) 56 03081710XXXX DURRAH BATRISYIA BINTI AZDI SMK SERI BINTANG UTARA KUALA LUMPUR 57 03080610XXXX DZAIDDIN BIN MOHD KHAZANI MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA LANGKAWI 58 03031313XXXX EUGENE HUANG XIN ZHE SMK CHUNG HUA, MIRI 59 03012216XXXX EZZAH WARDINA BINTI MOHD AZIDAN SM SAINS BANTING 60 03040714XXXX FATIMAH ALZAHRA' BINTI MAHFUZ MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA TUN GHAFAR BABA SENARAI CALON PROGRAM PENAJAAN NASIONAL TAHUN 2021 No. Kad Bil. Nama Penuh Nama Sekolah Pengenalan 61 03091406XXXX FOO YONG XI SMK HWA LIAN 62 03110201XXXX GAN JIN SHEN SMK SULTAN ISMAIL 63 03091102XXXX GOEY ZHE MING SMK DATO' BIJAYA SETIA 64 03112110XXXX GOH KAI JET SM SRI KDU 65 03041508XXXX GOH ZE RUI SMK TSUNG WAH, KUALA KANGSAR 66 03112605XXXX GRACE TAN EN HUI SMJK KATHOLIK, PJ 67 03031801XXXX GRACE TEO ZHI QIAN SMK (P) SULTAN ABU BAKAR 68 03122402XXXX HANAN AUFA BINTI MOHD HILMI MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA BALING 69 03100910XXXX HARIS HAZWAN BIN EDDYNOR THE MALAY COLLEGE KUALA KANGSAR 70 03112110XXXX HARITH ADAM BIN KHAIRUL AMRI KOLEJ YAYASAN SAAD 71 03093087XXXX HARITH BIN KHAIRIL KOLEJ ISLAM SULTAN ALAM SHAH 72 03111701XXXX HENRY TAN SMK DATO' BENTARA LUAR 73 03022814XXXX HOH CHEE MENG SMK BANDAR PUCHONG JAYA ( A ) 74 03102106XXXX IMAN HADIF BIN BADRULNIZAM SMK ABDUL RAHMAN TALIB 75 03062514XXXX ISAAC YAP ZHEN KHAI SMK PUSAT BANDAR PUCHONG ( 1 ) 76 03122313XXXX JACKY LEE QI HONG SMK SACRED HEART, SIBU 77 03042813XXXX JAYSON TAN JIA XIAN SMK BATU LINTANG, KUCHING 78 03020713XXXX JEFFRY YAP KIAN JUN SMK CHUNG HUA, MIRI 79 03050714XXXX JUSTIN KOK SHAO LOONG SMK COCHRANE KUALA LUMPUR 80 03070806XXXX KAMILIA AFIEQAH BINTI KHAIRUL AZHAN SBPI TUN ABDUL RAZAK 81 03101907XXXX KANG YI YAO SMJK PEREMPUAN CHINA PULAU PINANG 82 03102301XXXX KHALISH QAMARINA BINTI ZAINAL ABIDIN SEKOLAH MENENGAH SAINS JOHOR 83 03082810XXXX KHOR JIA MING SMK PUSAT BANDAR PUCHONG ( 1 ) 84 03112707XXXX KOAY SI MIN SMJK PEREMPUAN CHINA PULAU PINANG 85 03041401XXXX KOH HUI XIN SMK (P) SULTAN ABU BAKAR 86 03080414XXXX KOO YUAN SMK TAMAN CONNAUGHT KUALA LUMPUR 87 03123005XXXX KUAN KHAI XIN SM SAINS SERI PUTERI KUALA LUMPUR 88 03022002XXXX KWANG ZHEN TING SMK SIN MIN 89 03080610XXXX LAI WEI SIANG SMJK CHUNG LING BUTTERWORTH PULAU PINANG 90 03102910XXXX LAI WEI XUAN SMK ST MARY KUALA LUMPUR SENARAI CALON PROGRAM PENAJAAN NASIONAL TAHUN 2021 No. Kad Bil. Nama Penuh Nama Sekolah Pengenalan 91 03071702XXXX LAI YONG QIAN SMJK KEAT HWA(CF) 92 03090908XXXX LAU XIN JIE SMK CONVENT, TAIPING 93 03072705XXXX LEE KAR YEE MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA TUN GHAFAR BABA 94 03061501XXXX LEE KOK LONG SMJK SEG HWA 95 03082914XXXX LEE LI TING SMK ST MARY KUALA LUMPUR 96 03012113XXXX LEE MING FENG SMK BATU LINTANG, KUCHING 97 03021710XXXX LEE YONG BIN SMK TAWAU 98 03090512XXXX LENNON LOH YEN WEE MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA TUN GHAFAR BABA 99 03090914XXXX LIM JIA JENG SMK RAWANG 100 03030914XXXX LIM JIA YI SMK SERI BINTANG SELATAN KUALA LUMPUR 101 03020202XXXX LIM JING SM (P) KUEN CHENG PERSENDIRIAN 102 03090510XXXX LIM SHUEN YEE SMK KOTA KEMUNING, KLANG 103 03121907XXXX LIM YUEN SHII SMJK HENG EE PULAU PINANG 104 03113011XXXX LISA SEE MAY LING SMK SULTAN SULAIMAN 105 03033107XXXX LOH YI HANG SMJK CHUNG LING BUTTERWORTH PULAU PINANG 106 03020504XXXX LOO YAN TAT SMK METHODIST ( ACS ) 107 03040313XXXX MICHELLE KHIEW QING WEI SMK SUNGAI MAONG, KUCHING 108 03073103XXXX MOHAMAD AMIR MUHAIMIN BIN ABILLAH THE MALAY COLLEGE KUALA KANGSAR 109 04010108XXXX MOHAMAD AMMAR FARHAN BIN SAUTI SM SAINS TUANKU MUNAWIR SEREMBAN 110 03092806XXXX MOHAMAD NUR IQMAL BIN AZHAR SMK ALOR AKAR 111 03083107XXXX MOHAMMAD ARIEF AQEEL BIN MAHADZIR SM SAINS REMBAU 112 03102313XXXX MOHAMMAD FARIS BIN MOHD FAIRUSHAM SBPI GOMBAK 113 03011412XXXX MOHAMMAD IZZRAFF BIN JANIUS @ SYAFIQ SM SAINS SABAH KOTA KINABALU 114 03061515XXXX MOHD AZMIR ADZRIL AZHARRY BIN MOHD JEFFRY MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA MUADZAM SHAH 115 03082714XXXX MOHD DANIAL HAZIQ BIN MOHD NAZARI KOLEJ YAYASAN SAAD 116 03092310XXXX MRINALINI LAXMI SMK ST MARY KUALA LUMPUR 117 03032002XXXX MUHAMAD ASSHMAR HAIQAL BIN ZAMRI SM SAINS SULTAN MOHAMAD JIWA 118 03040210XXXX MUHAMAD RAZIQ BIN SHAMSUL IZRAN SEKOLAH SULTAN ALAM SHAH 119 03022603XXXX MUHAMMAD ADAM AZFAR BIN ABDULLAH SEKOLAH MENENGAH SAINS JELI 120 03032814XXXX MUHAMMAD ADAM MUQRYZ BIN MUHAMMAD ADZHAR SEKOLAH SULTAN ALAM SHAH SENARAI CALON PROGRAM PENAJAAN NASIONAL TAHUN 2021 No. Kad Bil. Nama Penuh Nama Sekolah Pengenalan 121 03073009XXXX MUHAMMAD ALI AZEEM BIN ABDUL RAHIM SMK DERMA 122 03121506XXXX MUHAMMAD AZMIN BIN MUHAMAD YUSMIZAN SEKOLAH MENENGAH SAINS JELI 123 03091014XXXX MUHAMMAD FARHAT BIN MOHD FUAD SM AGAMA KUALA LUMPUR 124 03051614XXXX MUHAMMAD HAKIMI BIN RUZAIMI SBPI GOMBAK 125 03031410XXXX MUHAMMAD HANIF BIN MUSTAKIM MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA GEMENCHEH 126 03101602XXXX MUHAMMAD HUMAIDI BIN MD HILMY KOLEJ ISLAM SULTAN ALAM SHAH 127 03122606XXXX MUHAMMAD IMANUDDIN BIN MOHD ESA MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MARA PENGKALAN CHEPA 128 03112214XXXX MUHAMMAD IRFAN BIN MOHAMMAD ZAKI SM SAINS SELANGOR KUALA LUMPUR 129 03071510XXXX MUHAMMAD IRFAN BIN MOHD ROPI MAKTAB TENTERA DIRAJA KUALA LUMPUR 130 03042714XXXX MUHAMMAD ISYRAF SYAZWI BIN SUHAIDEE SEKOLAH MENENGAH SAINS JELI 131 03040703XXXX MUHAMMAD KHAIRUL AMIRIN BIN YAACOB SMK ISMAIL PETRA 132 03103110XXXX MUHAMMAD KHAIRUL IMAN BIN NORDDIN SEKOLAH SULTAN ALAM SHAH 133 03012610XXXX MUHAMMAD NAIM BIN MD ROZI SM SAINS ALAM SHAH KUALA LUMPUR 134 03061705XXXX MUHAMMAD NAQIUDDIN ASYRAF BIN MOHAMED TALMIZI SMK KUBANG BEMBAN 135 03052305XXXX MUHAMMAD NASREEN BIN SUHAIMI SM SAINS TUANKU MUNAWIR SEREMBAN 136 03070408XXXX NG HUI QI SMK SUNGAI BESAR 137 03091505XXXX NG JI XUAN SMK ST PAUL SEREMBAN 138 03032801XXXX NG KER JING SMK YONG PENG 139 03062810XXXX NG QIANNIE SMK ST MARY KUALA LUMPUR 140 03012308XXXX NG TZE HIN SMK SAM TET, IPOH 141 03032214XXXX
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