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MERIT LIST of CANDIDATES Page 1 of 9 PROVISIONALLY SELECTED for ADMISSION to BACHELOR of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(BBA) for the YEAR 2017-18 9th MERIT LIST OF CANDIDATES Page 1 of 9 PROVISIONALLY SELECTED FOR ADMISSION TO BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(BBA) FOR THE YEAR 2017-18 DATE OF MATRIC MATRIC HSSC HSSC ENTRY HAFIZ Sr. # APP. # Name of Applicant Selected Father's Name CNIC DISTRICT NAME %AGE BIRTH TOTAL OBTAINED TOTAL OBTAINED TEST QURAN 1 7616 IFRA TEHREEM TANVEER HUSSAIN 3310045735582 11/1/1999 Faisalabad 1100 814 520 295 47 N 58.02 2 1895 TAZEEM FATIMA RAJA JAVAID HAYAT 3310263744718 11/4/1994 Faisalabad 1050 692 1100 495 51 N 53.67 3 5716 HAIDER ALI MUHAMMAD AKHTAR ABBAS 3320293785967 7/31/1995 Jhang 1050 600 550 326 41 N 51.32 4 10308 ADNAN ASLAM MUHAMMAD ASLAM 3660125109353 12/30/1999 Vehari 1100 775 510 275 35 N 51.31 5 10118 MUHAMMAD TEHMAS HASSAN SAAD FIAZ AHMAD 3660198451019 10/6/1999 Vehari 11000 868 550 457 60 N 51.29 6 4812 MUHAMMAD AMER PERVAIZ MUHAMMAD PERVAIZ 3310299838377 10/21/1999 Faisalabad 1100 671 510 282 41 N 51.29 7 2308 SONAINA AURANGZEB SHAHZADA AURANGZEB 3310087223070 10/19/1998 Faisalabad 1100 616 550 346 39 N 51.27 8 8089 USMAN BAJWA MUSARAT ABBAS 3120512422901 5/16/1998 Bahawlpur 1100 682 505 267 42 N 51.26 9 7426 HINA SHAHZAD AHMED 3310097022472 8/22/1998 Faisalabad 1100 702 550 266 44 N 51.25 10 9790 ZAINAB NASEER RANA NASEER AHMAD 3550103708702 1/10/2001 Nankana Sahib 1100 692 505 289 38 N 51.24 11 1969 MUHAMMAD BILAL INTIZAR HUSSAIN 3640291768805 4/2/2000 Pakpattan 1100 797 520 345 24 N 51.24 12 7569 MUHAMMAD YASIR HANIF MUHAMMAD HANIF 3610449158479 1/2/1989 Khanewal 1100 694 2300 1618 28 N 51.23 13 2841 NABEEL SHAHID SHAHID BASHIR 3310064539747 3/6/2000 Faisalabad 1100 590 550 270 51 N 51.22 14 10126 GHULAM ABBAS BASHIR AHMAD 3530245963135 11/24/1999 Sahiwal 1100 716 520 285 38 N 51.17 15 9036 MUDASSAR ALI MUHAMMAD ARSHAD 3540356040823 1/1/1999 Sheikhupura 1100 700 550 280 42 N 51.16 16 4711 MUHAMMAD USMAN MUHAMMAD IQBAL 3310068683427 9/28/1998 Faisalabad 1100 608 550 267 50 N 51.15 17 8722 KASHIF INAM INAM ELLAHI 3310076022443 4/7/1998 Faisalabad 1100 649 510 323 36 N 51.10 18 3511 SHARJEEL AHMAD QADEER AHMAD 3230384873775 7/12/1999 Muzafar Garh 1100 730 550 315 35 N 51.09 19 8409 ABDUL MUQEET MUHAMMAD AMIN 3310062798151 3/24/1999 Faisalabad 1100 632 520 302 41 N 51.06 20 439 MUHAMMAD SHEHZAD RASHEED AHMAD 3130195991329 4/15/2000 Rahim Yar Khan 1100 591 550 266 51 N 51.03 21 6928 MENAHAL BATOOL ZAHEER UD DIN BABAR 3310011298966 8/29/1998 Faisalabad 1100 755 550 294 36 N 51.03 22 7608 HAIDER ALI SHABBIR AHMED 3310069356995 7/3/1998 Faisalabad 1100 752 520 286 35 N 51.01 23 8466 ZUNAIRA AKRAM MUHAMMAD AKRAM 1310179492083 3/23/1999 Okara 1100 688 505 253 43 N 50.99 24 5194 ABDUL REHMAN ZAHID PARVEZ 3310021344615 5/28/1997 Faisalabad 1100 725 505 256 40 N 50.98 25 947 HASEEBA DASTGIR GHULAM DASTGIR 3310097007070 9/6/1998 Faisalabad 1100 733 505 259 39 N 50.98 26 8851 TAYYAB RIAZ RIAZ ALI 3540418666081 2/15/2000 Sheikhupura 1100 706 520 300 36 N 50.96 27 6822 UMAIR MUBASHAR MUBASHAR AL MUNEER 3310070077217 7/11/2000 Faisalabad 1100 636 510 245 48 N 50.96 28 3505 GUL ZAMAN ZAHID RAZA 3310281882827 8/14/1998 Faisalabad 1100 715 520 247 43 N 50.95 29 10206 ZUBAIR AHMED MUHAMMAD SALEEM 3410176370083 11/28/2000 Gujranwala 1100 774 520 302 31 N 50.93 30 650 HASEEB AHMAD KHAN SAIF ULLAH KHAN 3310006360837 5/4/1998 Sahiwal 1100 520 550 321 48 N 50.89 31 10652 SHAHBAZ AHMAD SIRAJ AHMAD 3120225788649 2/24/1996 Bahawlpur 1100 676 505 324 33 N 50.88 32 10603 AQSA ANAM MUHAMMAD SALEEM 3310090932176 11/12/1998 Faisalabad 1100 722 505 289 35 N 50.86 33 5258 SABA JAMIL MUHAMMAD JAMIL 3310011534848 12/15/1998 Faisalabad 1100 671 510 247 45 N 50.83 34 10303 KAINAT YAQOOB MUHAMMAD YAQOOB 3310090550424 4/13/1998 Faisalabad 1100 676 505 289 38 N 50.80 35 8935 MUHAMMAD SHEHROZ NASIR NASIR SULTAN 3110182709561 6/30/1999 Bahawalnagar 1050 864 520 244 30 N 50.76 9th MERIT LIST OF CANDIDATES Page 2 of 9 PROVISIONALLY SELECTED FOR ADMISSION TO BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(BBA) FOR THE YEAR 2017-18 DATE OF MATRIC MATRIC HSSC HSSC ENTRY HAFIZ Sr. # APP. # Name of Applicant Selected Father's Name CNIC DISTRICT NAME %AGE BIRTH TOTAL OBTAINED TOTAL OBTAINED TEST QURAN 36 8310 FAWAZ ASLAM MUHAMMAD ASLAM 3740508916733 9/18/1997 Toba Tek Singh 1100 772 550 317 31 N 50.75 37 1237 MUJEEB UR REHMAN MUREED ABBAS 3320222758959 7/27/1999 Jhang 1100 757 505 291 32 N 50.73 38 10321 KHIZRA KHANAM TARIQ MEHMOOD KHAN 3310026522412 3/27/1997 Faisalabad 1100 682 505 285 38 N 50.73 39 5198 FAHAD ELAHI NAVEED ELAHI 3310065930823 9/6/1997 Faisalabad 1100 830 520 230 37 N 50.71 40 7334 SHAHID FAREED ABDUL SALAM 3660266025155 1/12/2000 Vehari 1100 717 520 221 46 N 50.70 41 760 ARBAB JAVED MUHAMMAD JAVED 3660267111395 1/1/2000 Vehari 1100 627 505 303 39 N 50.70 42 6221 ANSAR ABBAS AMEER 3310212904801 3/20/1998 Faisalabad 1100 566 505 317 41 N 50.67 43 10309 MUHAMMAD MUNEEB GHAFFAR ABDUL GHAFFAR 3330364743053 10/19/1998 Toba Tek Singh 1100 758 520 291 33 N 50.66 44 3223 HIRA ABBAS ABBAS ALI 3540483130266 12/15/1997 Nankana Sahib 1100 779 1100 653 29 N 50.65 45 1259 MUHAMMAD UMER IRFAN MUHAMMAD IRFAN 3720258289361 5/6/2000 Chakwal 1100 588 550 297 46 N 50.64 46 3048 MISBAH ANJUM MUHAMMAD AJMAL 3610495566500 2/10/2000 Faisalabad 1100 660 505 300 37 N 50.62 47 3680 IQRA KHAN MUHAMMAD ASLAM 3310073106966 10/13/1998 Faisalabad 900 574 505 274 38 N 50.61 48 9500 MUHAMMAD AKMAL BAIG MIRZA KHAN BAHADAR 3310011224733 12/28/1998 Faisalabad 1100 680 550 250 46 N 50.58 49 1626 KHURRAM GHAFOOR ABDUL GHAFOOR 3650148264805 8/15/1995 Sahiwal 1050 623 1100 732 32 N 50.56 50 9820 TAYYAB AHMAD NAZIR AHMAD FARZAND 3530246887379 7/28/1999 Okara 1100 643 520 309 38 N 50.56 51 2793 UMAR FAROOQ JAVED IQBAL 3310283489257 9/6/1998 Faisalabad 1050 583 550 269 48 N 50.53 52 5504 NADEEM SAEED MUHAMMAD SAEED 3660151995615 2/13/1998 Vehari 1100 627 2250 1696 27 N 50.51 53 10290 MUHAMMAD SOHAIB HASSAN ABDUL GHAFFOR 3650139313211 11/15/1997 Sahiwal 1100 776 510 281 32 N 50.49 54 1632 ASIM ABDUL GHAFFAR 3310543752405 3/9/1998 Faisalabad 1100 623 550 262 48 N 50.48 55 4180 MUHAMMAD BILAL JAVED MUHAMMAD JAVED 3110153725489 10/22/1998 Bahawalnagar 1100 795 520 291 30 N 50.47 56 4242 QAISAR ABBAS ZAFAR HUSSAIN 3650121198307 9/5/1995 Sahiwal 1050 746 550 292 33 N 50.44 57 10418 MUHAMMAD UZAIR NASIR MUHAMMAD NASIR AZIZ 3650277850181 10/5/1998 Sahiwal 1100 659 520 306 37 N 50.43 58 5888 BABAR ALI SABIR ALI 3330392674249 1/1/1999 Toba Tek Singh 1100 665 520 317 35 N 50.42 59 7396 M ANSAR REHMAN ANWAR UL HAQ 3310032544303 8/12/1997 Faisalabad 1100 646 505 222 49 N 50.41 60 10198 ABU BAKAR IJAZ IJAZ AHMAD 3310264884675 12/30/1999 Faisalabad 1100 753 505 267 35 N 50.40 61 5719 MINAHIL SAJID SAJID ALI 3430209045396 2/25/1999 Gujranwala 1100 708 505 260 39 N 50.35 62 7793 BILAL PERVAIZ PERVAIZ AKHTER 3450264200863 4/10/1994 Narowal 1050 658 600 327 38 N 50.35 63 10357 SHAFA FAZAL UR REHMAN 3310238625594 1/1/2000 Faisalabad 1100 644 505 329 33 N 50.31 64 8049 SAQIB TUFAIL MUHAMMAD TUFAIL 3320167281483 3/23/1999 Chiniot 1100 746 520 283 34 N 50.27 65 4863 MUHAMMAD HAMZA MASOOD AHMAD 3320346445339 5/26/1998 Jhang 1100 675 520 268 41 N 50.27 66 331 MUDAFIA AZHAR AZHAR PERVEZ KHAN 3310002083562 8/23/1998 Faisalabad 1100 670 505 276 39 N 50.27 67 8495 MUHAMMAD DILAWER CHISHTI ATTIQ AHMAD CHISHTI 3660160403387 3/9/1999 Vehari 1100 675 505 341 29 N 50.27 68 8312 AEMAN FAROOQ BUTT FAROOQ BUTT 3460263349531 3/21/1997 SialKot 1100 564 550 302 46 N 50.25 69 1361 IBAD-UR-REHMAN HAROON-UR-RASHEED 3130487991217 1/22/1999 Rahim Yar Khan 1100 654 550 249 47 N 50.22 70 8 MUSAWAR HUSSAIN SHAH SYED AHMAD SHAH 3660349263757 8/15/1997 Vehari 1100 658 510 297 37 N 50.22 9th MERIT LIST OF CANDIDATES Page 3 of 9 PROVISIONALLY SELECTED FOR ADMISSION TO BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(BBA) FOR THE YEAR 2017-18 DATE OF MATRIC MATRIC HSSC HSSC ENTRY HAFIZ Sr. # APP. # Name of Applicant Selected Father's Name CNIC DISTRICT NAME %AGE BIRTH TOTAL OBTAINED TOTAL OBTAINED TEST QURAN 71 7133 MUHAMMAD HAMZA ABDUL SATTAR 3310280735731 2/21/1999 Faisalabad 1100 659 520 274 41 N 50.18 72 9826 FARAH KHALID KHALID PARVAIZ 3310027456164 1/2/2000 Faisalabad 1100 703 505 293 34 N 50.18 73 6612 TAYYBA TAHIR MUHAMMAD TAHIR 3110276183564 1/3/1999 Bahawalnagar 1100 776 520 246 37 N 50.16 74 6663 MUHAMMAD ARFAN MUSHTAQ AHMAD 3310005588743 9/26/1997 Toba Tek Singh 1100 608 520 249 48 N 50.15 75 7836 SHEHZA SHAHZAD MUHAMMAD SHAHZAD 3310015029030 7/6/1998 Faisalabad 1100 697 550 262 42 N 50.10 76 9025 MUZAMMAL ALI SAFDAR ALI 3330363305709 1/1/1998 Toba Tek Singh 1100 646 550 287 42 N 50.07 77 2035 FAWAD AHMED LIAQAT ALI 3310061114485 12/21/1998 Faisalabad 1100 610 550 224 53 N 50.05 78 10282 SOBIA PERVEEN FAQIR HUSSAIN 3660165688464 9/18/1995 Vehari 1100 714 550 282 38 N 50.05 79 6751 SIKANDAR HAYAT MUHAMMAD ARSHAD 3330346750177 10/13/1998 Toba Tek Singh 1100 636 520 338 33 N 50.05 80 3512 AQSA ASHRAF MUHAMMAD ASHRAF 3310496772828 4/8/1999 Faisalabad 1100 588 550 242 52 N 50.04 81 10493 MUHAMMAD IKRAM MUHAMMAD AKRAM 3660153393373 2/3/1998 Vehari 1100 720 510 299 32 N 50.02 82 7694 MUHAMMAD UMAIS RIZWAN CH RIZWAN ASHRAF 3420178598317 1/8/1999 Gujrat 1100 638 505 320 34 N 50.01 83 10093 ISHA WARIS WARIS ALI 3410115339394 11/10/2000 Faisalabad 1050 580 505 280 42 N 50.01 84 3513 ZAINAB NISAR NISAR AHAMAD 3310032727546 2/10/1998 Faisalabad 1100 696 550 246 44 N 50.00 85 9184 MUHAMMAD JAZIM SHAHOOD SHAHOOD UR RAUF 3660115559265 12/13/1998 Vehari 1100 700 520 300 34 N 50.00 86 7232 HAFIZ AHTISHAM ARSHAD MUHAMMAD ARSHAD 3310015405442 7/15/1997 Faisalabad 1100 748 550 315 31 N 49.98 87 4412 AYESHA JABEEN TAHIR JAMIL 3650163964677 8/18/1999 Sahiwal 1100 822 505 228
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