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A-PDF Watermark DEMO Grade 5 Result 2013 Punjab Examination Commission A-PDF RollWatermark No Candidate DEMO: Name Purchase from www.A-PDF.comTotal Roll No Candidate to remove Name the watermark Total Roll No Candidate Name Total CHINIOT 16-101-140 Sumiya Bibi 422 16-101-271 Tasawar Ali *345 Center Name : Govt. High School Chiniot (A) 16-101-141 Rubab Shazadi 371 16-101-272 Toqeer Abbas FAIL School Name : AL ISLAMIA PUBLIC MIDDLE 16-101-142 Ali Haider *281 16-101-273 Haider Ali *329 SCHOOL CHINIOT 16-101-143 Bilal Hassan *269 16-101-274 Qaiser Abbas *278 16-101-101 Shanza *363 16-101-275 Nasir Ali 368 16-101-102 Alina Sheer *309 School Name : CHINIOT GRAMMAR GRLS 16-101-276 Zeeshan Ali *332 16-101-103 Sania *257 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16-101-277 Umair Raza *231 16-101-104 Ayesha *276 16-101-144 Muqadas *316 16-101-278 Ali Motashim *239 16-101-105 Alishba *294 16-101-145 Ghulam Mustafa *310 16-101-279 Muhammad Ramzan *304 16-101-106 Ambreen *290 16-101-146 Hassan Naveed *306 16-101-280 Ansar Abbas *334 16-101-107 Samreen *283 16-101-147 Sabir Ali *272 16-101-281 Hasnain Abbas *305 16-101-108 Kainat Khan *318 16-101-148 Aqsa *302 16-101-282 Rizwan Haider *339 16-101-109 Tahira Batool *216 16-101-149 Faiza Kiran *298 16-101-283 Mujahid Abbas *281 16-101-110 Rabia Basri *279 16-101-150 Nimra 334 16-101-284 Usman Haider *318 16-101-111 Ume Habiba *290 16-101-151 Alishba 320 16-101-285 Muhammad Saqib *319 16-101-112 Maryam *242 16-101-152 Umme Rubab 321 16-101-286 Mudassir Iqbal *311 16-101-113 Hafsa *239 16-101-153 Rukhsar 297 16-101-287 Amir Ali *281 16-101-114 Faryad *269 16-101-154 Kiran *280 16-101-288 Mohsin Ali *262 16-101-115 Ahmad FAIL 16-101-155 Laiba Tariq *330 16-101-289 Imtiaz Ali *274 16-101-116 Awais Ahmad *258 16-101-156 Iqra 310 16-101-290 Muhammad Ahsan Abbas 331 16-101-119 Tanzeel *287 16-101-157 Arshad Ali 329 16-101-291 Meer Muhammad Baqir 328 16-101-120 Bilal *215 16-101-158 Mujahid Abbas 327 16-101-292 Ahmad Hasan 294 16-101-121 Sultan Umer *233 16-101-159 Sonia 380 16-101-293 Muhammad Waqar Farakh *310 16-101-122 Ali Hussnain *203 16-101-160 Muhammad Hammad 372 16-101-294 Muhammad Usman 340 16-101-123 Abdullah *217 16-101-161 Amna 320 16-101-295 Muhammad Zubair *292 16-101-124 Akash Alam *195 16-101-162 Nadeem Shahzad 296 16-101-296 Faisal Zeeshan 287 16-101-125 Ali Raza FAIL 16-101-163 Shanza Kanwal 317 16-101-297 Umar Siddique *278 16-101-126 Zain Hussan *253 16-101-298 Mahtab Ahmad *304 School Name : GES BEHAR COLONY CHINIOT 16-101-299 Nauman Khan 317 School Name : AL NAZEER ELEMENTRY 16-101-256 Tazeem Hassan 359 16-101-300 Nauman Khan *302 SCHOOL CHINIOT 16-101-257 Muhammad Shahan *289 16-101-301 Muhammad Abdullah 318 16-101-127 Danish Ali 293 16-101-258 Shahid Ali *299 16-101-128 Muhammad Saqlain *234 16-101-259 Muhammad Arsalan 365 School Name : GPS CHIKRI WALA CHAK 16-101-129 Sadia Perveen *262 16-101-260 Muhammad Shahzaib 353 KORALA Result.pk16-101-261 Muhammad Waseem *203 16-101-302 Abrar Khan 286 16-101-130 Misbah *241 16-101-131 Amina Bibi *252 16-101-262 Arsalan Haider 394 16-101-303 Azam Ali *305 16-101-132 Shazadi Zafar *248 16-101-263 Babar Ali 401 16-101-304 Abdul-Hannan 336 16-101-133 Shahida Bibi *244 16-101-264 Zahid Hussain *346 16-101-305 Aqib Javed *312 16-101-134 Asia *210 16-101-265 Muhammad Ranjha *318 16-101-306 Ali Hassan 314 16-101-135 Nasreen Bibi *250 16-101-266 Muhammad Imran *326 16-101-307 Ali Hassan *284 16-101-136 Imran Ali *239 16-101-267 Muhammad Raheel *258 16-101-308 Ameen Ali *314 16-101-137 Muhammad Abubakar *246 16-101-268 Muhammad Akram Khan *312 16-101-309 Ali Mohsin *302 16-101-138 Noman Ali *236 16-101-269 Ali Hassan *291 16-101-310 Badee Zaman *222 16-101-139 Nouman Ali *242 16-101-270 Ali Haider *331 16-101-311 Bilal Hassan *280 Page 1 of 137 Grade 5 Result 2013 Punjab Examination Commission Roll No Candidate Name Total Roll No Candidate Name Total Roll No Candidate Name Total CHINIOT 16-101-332 Ali Shan *255 School Name : OSAMAH GRAMMAR HIGH 16-101-312 Farhan Ashiq *322 16-101-333 Muhammad Hamza 314 SCHOOL 16-101-313 Ghulam Raza 264 16-101-334 Asad Zarar *286 16-101-191 Salman Haider *301 16-101-314 Haji Ahmad 344 16-101-335 Abdul Wahab *267 16-101-192 Rehan Ahmad *269 16-101-315 Ihsan Elahi *293 16-101-336 Mohsin Ali Raza *245 16-101-193 Muzammil Ahmad 303 16-101-316 Ijaz Ahmad *284 16-101-337 Faisal Ashiq *269 16-101-194 Hammad Amir 292 16-101-317 Malak Sher *325 16-101-338 Muhammad Saad *242 16-101-195 Arslan *321 16-101-318 Mohammad Waris *287 16-101-339 Sagir *253 16-101-196 Shahzaib *367 16-101-319 Nasir Ali *294 16-101-340 Muhammad Usama Iqbal *265 16-101-197 Muhammad Sardar Ali *289 16-101-320 Najmul Hassan *320 16-101-341 Muhammad Waqar *300 16-101-198 Tayyab Shabbir 333 16-101-321 Tanvir Abbas 336 16-101-342 Ali Hamza *294 16-101-199 Ali Hassan 332 16-101-322 Waqas Ali *302 16-101-343 Muhammad Adeel 313 16-101-200 Shehiyar Ahmad *232 16-101-344 Usama *261 16-101-201 Ali Hassan *323 School Name : GPS KORALLA 16-101-345 Muhammad Mubashir *281 16-101-202 Muhammad Uzair 383 16-101-164 Abd-Ul-Qayyoom *243 16-101-346 Haider Ali 300 16-101-203 Um Kalsoom 376 16-101-165 Ali Hassan *202 16-101-347 Muhammad Talha *276 16-101-204 Neha Zulfqair *334 16-101-166 Mohammad Shoaib *216 16-101-348 Usama *273 16-101-205 Zoha Zulfiqar 392 16-101-167 Hassan Raza *252 16-101-349 Muhammad Bilal *228 16-101-206 Zil E Humma 351 16-101-168 Sajid Ali *251 16-101-351 Allah Dittah *279 16-101-207 Madiha Alyas 395 16-101-169 Aamir Shoaib 360 16-101-170 Asad Ali *216 School Name : GPS THATHA THAKAR School Name : THE INCULCATORS SYSTEM OF 16-101-171 Hammad Raza *249 16-101-352 Rizwan Ali *268 SCHOOL CHINIOT 16-101-172 Tahir Zaman *211 16-101-353 Muhammad Iqbal *208 16-101-209 Tahreem 325 16-101-173 Akmal Ali *237 16-101-354 Asif Ali *264 16-101-210 Farwa Mahmood 334 16-101-174 Mohammad Waqas *260 16-101-355 Ghulam Haider *239 16-101-211 Sandeel 293 16-101-175 Mohammad Mustafa *245 16-101-356 Mehboob Khan *254 16-101-212 Hafsa Umer Hayat 319 16-101-176 Haidar Abbas Shah *235 16-101-357 Dilawar 303 16-101-213 Humna 328 16-101-177 Mohammad Zain Muaviah *268 16-101-358 Qamar Shahzad *268 16-101-214 Waseem Rashed 354 16-101-178 Haseeb Ahmad *228 16-101-359 Akraam Ali 267 16-101-216 Hadia Ali *275 16-101-179 Mohammad Usman Ghani *207 16-101-360 Qamar Abbas 323 16-101-217 Doranayab *227 16-101-180 Ali Haidar *303 16-101-219 Muhammad Talha *195 16-101-181 Mohammad Zaman *263 School Name : IQRA MODEL PUBLIC SCHOOL 16-101-220 Sabanoreen *239 16-101-182 Mohammad Umair *237 MOHLA MOAZAM SHAH 16-101-221 Sidra 320 CHINIOT 16-101-222 Kanwal Shahzadi 341 Result.pk16-101-183 Rida Fatima 315 School Name : GPS MC NO. 7 16-101-223 Burhan Hayder 327 16-101-323 Atique Zulfeqar 358 16-101-184 Mahnnor *282 16-101-224 Noman Azam *259 16-101-324 Muhammad Muneeb 307 16-101-185 Hamina Waheed 384 16-101-225 Hina Farooq 270 16-101-325 Muhammad Aaqib 313 16-101-186 Muhammad Amad *305 16-101-226 Ghulam Murtaza 312 16-101-326 Mubashir Hassan 279 16-101-187 Umer Chudary *325 16-101-227 Danial Ahsan 282 16-101-327 Muhammad Bilal *312 16-101-188 Ali Murtaza *289 16-101-228 Anosh Fatima 342 16-101-328 Zeeshan *293 16-101-189 Aliyan Sarfraz *281 16-101-229 Misbah 285 16-101-329 Muhammad Nomaan *320 16-101-190 Faiza *316 16-101-230 Sohail Ahmad *282 16-101-330 Ali Haider *274 16-101-231 Aqsa Mubeen *334 16-101-331 Aaqib Ali *332 16-101-232 Kinza 363 Page 2 of 137 Grade 5 Result 2013 Punjab Examination Commission Roll No Candidate Name Total Roll No Candidate Name Total Roll No Candidate Name Total CHINIOT 16-102-124 Ali Sajad 357 16-102-167 Azeem Gulzar *256 16-101-233 Ahsan Ali 324 16-102-125 Dilawar Iltaf 345 16-102-168 Muhammad Uzair *272 16-101-234 Muhammad Mohsin Hussain 307 16-102-126 Ali Haider 336 16-102-169 Kiran Shahzadi *310 16-101-235 Uswa Ramzan 307 16-102-127 Muhammad Bilal Sialvi 329 16-102-170 Emaan Waseem *283 16-101-236 Iqra 312 16-102-128 Hasnan Ali 332 16-102-171 Areej Fatima *278 16-101-237 Jawarianawaz *328 16-102-129 Muhammad Younas 330 16-102-172 Aleena Nawaz *297 16-101-238 Kiran 353 16-102-131 Ruqayya Sarwer 372 16-102-173 Aleeza Tariq *293 16-101-239 Humza *297 16-102-132 Shumaila Nasir 391 16-101-240 Usama *301 16-102-133 Naila Nasir 404 School Name : SABA PUBLIC CHINIOT 16-101-241 Sabhi- Ul- Hassan *211 16-102-134 Atika Kanwal 426 16-102-174 Rimsha 322 16-101-242 Muhammad Uzair Shah *285 16-102-135 Bushra Rehman 451 16-102-175 Mewish Javed 355 16-101-243 Ali Ramzan *227 16-102-136 Kiran Shahzadi 439 16-102-176 Areej Iftikhar *259 16-101-244 Hamza Shakeel 296 16-102-137 Faiza Abbas 384 16-102-177 Muhammad Imtiaz *182 16-101-245 Manahil Shahzadi 279 16-102-138 Nabeela Pathani *313 16-102-178 Muhammad Shahid *263 16-101-248 Mahran *264 16-102-139 Iqra Sadia 448 16-102-179 Kamran *248 16-101-249 Danish Ahmad 291 16-102-140 Muhammad Nadeem 305 16-102-180 Mulazam Hussain *276 16-102-141 Muhammad Usman *312 16-102-182 Suleman Aslam *237 Center Name : Govt.
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