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Alphabetical List of Successful Candidates for Recruitment to the Posts of Building Inspector PUNJAB PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, LAHORE WRITTEN TEST FOR THE POSTS OF HEADMASTER/ DEPUTY HEADMASTER, 2016. NOTICE The Punjab Public Service Commission announces that the following 633 candidates for recruitment to 125 (ONE HUNDRED & TWENTY FIVE) POSTS OF HEADMASTER / DEPUTY HEADMASTER (BS-17) INCLUDING 04 POSTS RESERVED FOR DISABLED PERSONS AND 06 POSTS RESERVED FOR MINORITIES) ON CONTRACT BASIS FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS IN THE SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, 2016 have been provisionally cleared for Interview as a result of written test held on 10-09-2016 and 11-09-2016. 2. Call up letters for Interview will be uploaded on the website of the PPSC very soon. Candidates will also be informed through SMS and Email. 3. The candidates will be interviewed, if they are found eligible at the time of Interview as per duly notified conditions of Advertisement & Service Rules. It will be obligatory for the candidates to bring academic certificates and related documents at the time of Interview as being intimated to them through PPSC Website, SMS and Email shortly. OPEN MERIT SR. ROLL DIARY NAME OF THE CANDIDATE FATHER'S NAME NO. NO. NO. 1 10082 83700009 IRFAN IQBAL ** DISABLED** MUHAMMAD IQBAL 2 10092 83700329 MAHBOOB AHMAD ** DISABLED** MUHAMMAD ASLAM 3 10280 83707203 ZAFAR ABBAS SAJID ** DISABLED** AMIR KHAN 4 10311 83705222 AAMIR HANIF MUHAMMAD HANIF RAMAY 5 10327 83719701 AAMIR MAHMUD FAZAL KAREEM 6 10344 83700298 AAMIR SHAHZAD MAHAR KHAN 7 10361 83709246 ABAID UR RAHMAN ABDUL LATIF 8 10391 83702207 ABDUL AZIZ HAJI ABDUL KARIM 9 10416 83713001 ABDUL GHAFFAR SALEH MUHAMMAD 10 10419 83708423 ABDUL GHAFFAR SHAD ABDUL SATTAR AZAD 11 10425 83704097 ABDUL GHAFOOR NAZIR HUSSAIN 12 10437 83710135 ABDUL HAFEEZ MUHAMMAD ISHAQ 13 10470 83712528 ABDUL JABBAR NOOR AHMAD 14 10484 83720553 ABDUL KAREEM ABDUL RAHEEM 15 10520 83716686 ABDUL MANAN KHAN ABDUL WAHID KHAN 16 10551 83726087 ABDUL QADOOS ABDUL QADIR 17 10569 83719250 ABDUL QUDDUS MUHAMMAD JAMIL CH 18 10667 83717784 ABDUL SATTAR MUHAMMAD ZULFIQAR 19 10671 83705622 ABDUL SATTAR ABDUL RAHIM 20 10698 83711012 ABDUL WAHEED ABDUL GHAFFAR 21 10699 83708617 ABDUL WAHEED QAZI MUHAMMAD KAUSAR 22 10700 83701664 ABDUL WAHEED HADAYAT ALI 23 10737 83720205 ABDUR RAHMAN SHAN MUHAMMAD 24 10772 83706527 ABID ALI ALLAH YAR 25 10791 83705329 ABID HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD ASGHAR 26 10800 83700541 ABID HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD YASEEN 27 10846 83706430 ABRAR HUSSAIN MIAN KHADIM ALI 28 10901 83716033 ADEEL SHAHZAD ABDUL GHAFFAR 29 11053 83701598 AHMAD MAHMOOD AKBAR AHMAD ALI NAZAR 30 11059 83711034 AHMAD NADEEM QASMI MUHAMMAD BAKHSH 31 11086 83715906 AHMAD SAEED QADRI GHULAM RASUL 32 11093 83705159 AHMAD WAQAS SHAUKAT ALI BHALLI 33 11143 83705901 AHSAN ULLAH MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 34 11170 83701110 AKHLAQ HUSSAIN BAHAWAL KHAN 35 11182 83716175 AKHTAR ALI FAQEER MUHAMMAD 36 11192 83711844 AKHTAR ALI MUHAMMAD AKRAM 37 11204 83710974 AKHTAR RASUL ANWAR MIAN MUHAMMAD ANWAR ZAUQ 38 11214 83714994 AKMAL SHAHZAD BABAR GHULAM ALI 39 11291 83701092 ALI IMRAN MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 40 11307 83705117 ALI RAZA MUHAMMAD ISHAQ 41 11405 83704282 ALLAH YAR BARKHURDAR 42 11409 83705351 ALMAS IRFAN IRFAN UL HAQ 43 11448 83717455 AMANAT ALI MUHAMMAD BOOTA 44 11454 83712472 AMANAT ALI SAID AHMAD 45 11489 83718232 AMIR HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD AMIN 46 11515 83720251 AMIR-SHABBIR SHABBIR-HUSSAIN 47 11523 83702585 AMJAD ALI NASHAR ALI 48 11537 83706768 AMJAD ALI SHAH IMDAD ALI SHAH 49 11678 83714750 ARIF AZIZ QURESHI AZIZ AHMED 50 11709 83703250 ARSHAD ALI MUHAMMAD SHOAIB 51 11780 83703957 ASAD NAWAZ ASHRAF AMANAT ALI 52 11785 83721628 ASAD RAZA CHOUHAN AMEEN UL HAQ CHOUHAN 53 11793 83700169 ASAD ULLAH AGHA MUHAMMAD AKBAR 54 11801 83701469 ASADULLAH HABIB ULLAH 55 11822 83700847 ASGHAR ALI NAZEER AHMAD 56 11846 83708061 ASHFAQ AHMAD RANJHA MUHAMMAD KHAN 57 11857 83707725 ASHIQ HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD YOUSUF 58 11926 83722409 ASIF MAHMOOD MUHAMMAD SHARIF 59 11936 83700212 ASIF MEHMOOD GHULAM HUSSAIN BHATTI 60 11939 83727332 ASIF MUNIR MUNIR AHMAD 61 11979 83707527 ASIM RASHEED MUHAMMAD RASHEED 62 12076 83720375 ATTA UL HAQUE BHATTI FAIZ AHMAD BHATTI 63 12118 83722014 AWAIS QASIM DOST MUHAMMAD 64 12134 83711304 AZAM KHALIQ MUHAMMAD KHALIQ 65 12257 83725483 BASHARAT ALI ABDUL RASHID 66 12310 83725023 BILAL AHMED KHAN MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN 67 12351 83711039 CH MUHAMMAD ANWAR MERAJ DIN 68 12360 83710341 CHAUDHARY MUHAMMAD JAVED MUHAMMAD TUFAIL 69 12370 83717672 DILAWAR HUSSAIN AKBAR ALI 70 12427 83703099 FAHAD REHAN IMAM UD DIN (LATE) 71 12467 83716178 FAISAL IRFAN RANA GHULAM JALLANI 72 12476 83701302 FAISAL MAHMOOD HAFIZ BILAL AHMAD 73 12537 83706615 FAKHAR ABBAS GHULAM ABBAS 74 12541 83704369 FAKHAR ALI MUHAMMAD MUNSHA 75 12566 83717041 FAQIR MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD ALI 76 12582 83703661 FARHAN UMER MUBARIK ALI 77 12627 83714362 FARUKH MAHMOOD JANJUA MUHAMMAD MANSHA 78 12649 83715809 FAYYAZ AHMAD MUHAMMAD MITHA 79 12654 83700849 FAYYAZ UL HAQ ZAHOOR UL HAQ (LATE) 80 12661 83712720 FAZAL ILAHI KH. MUHAMMAD IQBAL 81 12694 83700825 FIDA HUSSAIN AATAF MUHAMMAD SAFDAR 82 12707 83707939 GHAZANFAR ABBAS BATA KHAN 83 12766 83700874 GHULAM DASTGIR MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE 84 12770 83720704 GHULAM DASTGIR TAHIR TOOR QARI AHMAD YAR 85 12782 83708694 GHULAM FARIED LAL MUHAMMAD 86 12793 83704945 GHULAM HASSAN MUHAMMAD AFZAL 87 12807 83716449 GHULAM JAFAR AHMAD KHAN 88 12809 83725134 GHULAM JELANI KHADIM MUHI UL DIN 89 12812 83721228 GHULAM JILANI GHULAM HAIDER 90 12861 83709767 GHULAM MURTAZA NASEER AHMAD 91 12878 83718210 GHULAM MUSTAFA MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE 92 12901 83702538 GHULAM MUSTAFA GHULAM RASOOL 93 12906 83704166 GHULAM MUSTAFA ROZDAR KHAN 94 12908 83704719 GHULAM MUSTAFA MOHAMMAD BUKSH 95 12916 83708865 GHULAM MUSTAFA HAFIZ MUHAMMAD HASAN 96 12938 83726109 GHULAM QADIR AZAM ALI RAO 97 12962 83704098 GHULAM RASUL BAKHSHA 98 12971 83715427 GHULAM SAMDANI QADRI FAZAL KARIM 99 12977 83717479 GHULAM SARWER ANJUM ANWAR UL HAQ 100 13093 83706345 HAFIZ AAMIR RAZA GHULAM MURTAZA 101 13172 83705633 HAFIZ IFTIKHAR AHMAD BHATTI MUHAMMAD MUNIR BHATTI 102 13214 83717721 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD AHSAN GHULAM ABBAS 103 13228 83704498 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD ARSHAD MAHMOOD NASRULLAH 104 13270 83710828 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD HASSAN RAZA MUHAMMAD IQBAL HASHMI 105 13290 83705282 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD MASOOD HAIDER MUHAMMAD AKHTAR JAVED 106 13304 83728318 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD NOMAN MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN 107 13352 83705415 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD USMAN MUHAMMAD AFZAL SADAR 108 13428 83705725 HAFIZ UMAR FAROOQ HAFIZ MUHAMMAD WARIS 109 13444 83723978 HAFIZ YASIR ARFAT ARFAT ALI 110 13477 83704366 HAJI MUHAMMAD AZAM HAJI JABAR ALI 111 13483 83702535 HAMAD FAROOQ KHIZAR HAYAT 112 13556 83713650 HAROON UR RASHID MUHAMMAD BASHIR 113 13578 83716526 HASNAIN AYUB SAEED AYUB 114 13629 83705416 HUMAYOUN IQBAL CH. MUHAMMAD NAZEER 115 13681 83710757 IFTIKHAR AHMAD MUHAMMAD ASHIQ 116 13685 83715538 IFTIKHAR AHMAD FAZAL AHMAD 117 13719 83702308 IHSAN UL HAQ MUHAMMAD LATIF 118 13777 83707273 IKRAM UL HAQUE BHATTI FAIZ AHMAD BHATTI 119 13781 83721266 IKRAM-UL-HAQ ABDUL HAQ 120 13795 83704025 IMRAN ABBAS AJAZ AHMAD 121 13796 83719814 IMRAN ABBAS MUHAMMAD ISHAQ 122 13821 83711471 IMRAN ALI KHAN MUHAMMAD MALIK 123 13838 83716371 IMRAN HUSSAIN NAZAR HUSSAIN 124 13969 83720277 INTAZAR HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 125 14006 83717208 IRFAN ALI TARIQ TARIQ MAHMOOD 126 14033 83709434 IRFAN SAFDAR BUTT SAFDAR BUTT 127 14046 83723627 IRSHAD AHMAD MUHAMMAD BAKHSH 128 14061 83708347 ISHFAQ AHMAD NOOR MUHAMMAD 129 14068 83705321 ISHFAQ HUSSAIN MANZOOR HUSSAIN 130 14070 83701577 ISHTIAQ AHMAD MUHAMMAD LATIF 131 14243 83727739 KAFEEL AHMED ATTA MUHAMMAD 132 14309 83700407 KASHIF ALI MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM 133 14335 83719725 KASHIF IMRAN ABDUL SATTAR 134 14386 83703412 KHALID HUSSAIN SAHIB KHAN 135 14461 83706083 KHALIL-UR-REHMAN ANJUM MUHAMMAD ALI 136 14477 83713771 KHAWAR ABBAS SHAMAN 137 14516 83708066 KHURAM SHAHZAD MUHAMMAD AZAM 138 14522 83717610 KHURAM WAQAS KHAN SANA ULLAH KHAN 139 14615 83714639 M.MOHSIN ANWAR MUHAMMAD ANWAR CHAUDHARY 140 14644 83719091 MAHMOOD AZHAR AZHAR MUHAMMAD ZAMAN 141 14675 83705448 MALIK GULFAM ALI SULTAN AHMAD BAIG 142 14688 83704679 MALIK QASIR FAROOQ MALIK FAROOQ 143 14799 83704084 MAZHAR ABBAS NOOR MUHAMMAD 144 14890 83700319 MIR MUHAMMAD SULTAN AHMAD 145 14896 83718834 MIRZA BAASIT ALI MIRZA MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE 146 14912 83711763 MIRZA USMAN BAIG MIRZA ARIF BAIG 147 14914 83710901 MIRZA ZAFARULLAH FARMAYASH MIRZA FARMAYASH BAIG 148 14928 83716837 MOHAMMAD ALI NISAR AHMAD 149 14948 83713274 MOHSAN BASHIR BASHIR AHMAD 150 14954 83712483 MOHSIN ABBAS ABBAS ALI 151 14956 83727680 MOHSIN ABBAS MUHAMMAD HASAN 152 14958 83710988 MOHSIN ALI AKHTAR ALI AWAN 153 14975 83701576 MOHSIN ALI HASRAT GHULAM NABI 154 15006 83716922 MOHSIN TUFAIL REHAN M. TUFAIL 155 15037 83713678 MUBARIK HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD HAYAT 156 15065 83721405 MUBASHER JAMAL JAMAL DIN 157 15093 83710810 MUDASSAR ABBAS FAZZAL HUSSAIN 158 15104 83700199 MUDASSAR FARUQ TABASUM ASGHAR ALI 159 15152 83728216 MUDDASSAR HUSSAIN BASHIR AHMED 160 15160 83710514 MUH RIZWAN MEHMOOD MUH IRSHAD 161 15180 83706573 MUHAMMAD AKRAM MEHER DIN 162 15202 83713235 MUHAMMAD AAMIR RAZZAQ CHOUDRY ABDUL RAZZAQ 163 15225 83701347 MUHAMMAD ABBAS BASHIR AHMAD 164 15227 83704939 MUHAMMAD ABBAS MUHAMMAD YAR 165 15233 83721704 MUHAMMAD ABBAS ALI BUTT MUHAMMAD SHAFI BUTT 166 15298 83719404 MUHAMMAD ABU BAKR MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 167 15307 83719694 MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR SARWAR MUHAMMAD SARWAR 168 15346 83703863 MUHAMMAD ADNAN TAJ MUHAMMAD 169 15380 83710719 MUHAMMAD AFZAAL MUHAMMAD IQBAL 170 15403 83718839 MUHAMMAD AFZAL ABDUL RAZZAQ 171 15537 83715705 MUHAMMAD AJMAL SADEEDI MUHAMMAD YAR 172 15560 83713083 MUHAMMAD AKHTAR MUHAMMAD KHAN 173 15583 83714746 MUHAMMAD AKRAM
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