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Al Tibri Medical College Hospital, Karachi App S PRIVATE SECTOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL UNIVERSITIES / COLLEGES OF SINDH PROVINCE SESSION - 2019-2020 FINAL SELECTION LIST OF OTHER PROVINCE CANDIDDATES APPLIED FOR ADMISISON IN MBBS/BDS (SESSION 2019-20) AS PER 4TH PRIORITY OF PAKISTAN MEDICAL COMMISSION ISLAMABAD. Al Tibri Medical College Hospital, Karachi App S. NO. Name Father Name College Program Perc Remarks No. Al Tibri Medical College 1 18233 Hamna Ijaz Mohammad Ijaz MBBS 76.977 Hospital, Karachi MUHAMMAD ADEEL Al Tibri Medical College 2 14787 WAHEED IQBAL MBBS 74.614 WAHEED Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 3 14817 Aadil khan Alam zeb MBBS 74.273 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 4 13394 Masood Ahmad Abrar Hanif MBBS 74.068 Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Kashan Al Tibri Medical College 5 16107 Qazi Muhammad Akbar MBBS 73.341 Akbar Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 6 16879 Arooma Waseem Syed Muhammad Waseem MBBS 72.841 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 7 11899 Fatima Bushra Iftikhar Ahmed MBBS 72.727 Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Abdullah Al Tibri Medical College 8 13976 Muhammad Tariq Shad MBBS 72.636 Tariq Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 9 13039 Umme Habiba Rehmat Ullah MBBS 72.636 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 10 17094 Aqsa Fatima Ameer Mukhtar MBBS 72.591 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 11 14469 UMMAY HABIBA MUHAMMAD ARSHAD MBBS 72.5 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 12 15207 Muhammad Anas ALTAF HUSSAIN MBBS 72.455 Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Abdullah Al Tibri Medical College 13 10456 Zaheer Ahmad MBBS 72.432 Zaheer Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 14 12695 ABDUL SATTAR MUHAMMAD AJMAL MBBS 72.25 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 15 14770 Maryam Yasir Muhammad Yasir Arfat MBBS 72.114 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 16 12811 Hassan Rauf Gondal Abdul Rauf Gondal MBBS 72.068 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 17 16742 Muhammad Ahmad Mehmood Ahmad MBBS 72 Hospital, Karachi WAITING Al Tibri Medical College 1 15301 ZOHA KHALIL MIAN KHALIL AHMED MBBS 71.909 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 2 12307 Yumna Tariq Rashid MBBS 71.523 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 3 10536 Zaheer ul Islam Abdul Rauf Khan MBBS 71.341 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 4 16481 Usman Ali Zaheen Ali MBBS 71.295 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 5 16492 TEHMINA BATOOL Peer Bakhsh MBBS 71.25 Hospital, Karachi Page 1 of 17 PRIVATE SECTOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL UNIVERSITIES / COLLEGES OF SINDH PROVINCE SESSION - 2019-2020 App S. 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Name Father Name College Program Perc Remarks No. Al Tibri Medical College 6 15844 Muhammad Awais Zafar Abbas MBBS 71.227 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 7 15115 Abd Ullah Muhaammad Said MBBS 71.205 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 8 14383 Muhammad Ahmad Abdul Qadir MBBS 71.136 Hospital, Karachi Ahmad Muzamil Khan Al Tibri Medical College 9 15332 Ahmad Zahir Khan Achakzai MBBS 71.091 Achakzai Hospital, Karachi Hafiz Muhammad Al Tibri Medical College 10 12354 Shahid Hussain Khokhar MBBS 71.068 Ahmad Hospital, Karachi MUHAMMAD MOHAMMAD TARIQ Al Tibri Medical College 11 10839 MBBS 71.045 USAMA KHAN Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 12 13162 Humayon Ahsan Khan Muhammad Ahsan MBBS 71 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 13 14805 shakir ullah haji abdul hakeem MBBS 70.977 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 14 14805 shakir ullah haji abdul hakeem MBBS 70.977 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 15 13161 Moeez Ahmed Cheema Nadeem cheema MBBS 70.977 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 16 14245 Amir Shabbir Ghulam Shabbir MBBS 70.977 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 17 10361 Umar Arif Muhammad Arif MBBS 70.932 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 18 16360 abeera fareed Malik Ghulam Fareed MBBS 70.909 Hospital, Karachi Ahmad Aamir Habib Al Tibri Medical College 19 10714 Aamir Habib MBBS 70.886 Khan Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 20 15336 Attiya Nasrullah Mengal MBBS 70.886 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 21 12878 Ukasha Mushtaq Ahmad Shad MBBS 70.841 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 22 15648 AREEBA REHMAN GHUFRAN UR REHMAN MBBS 70.818 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 23 16977 Ihtesham Arshad Naseer MBBS 70.795 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 24 15778 Muhammad Kareem Abdul Rehman MBBS 70.773 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 25 16709 Ali Hassan Riasat Ali MBBS 70.659 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 26 16709 Ali Hassan Riasat Ali MBBS 70.659 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 27 11038 syed talha murrawat murrawat hussain shah MBBS 70.659 Hospital, Karachi Syed Irtaza Saleem Al Tibri Medical College 28 12839 Syed Saleem Iqbal Shah MBBS 70.659 Bukhari Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Zeeshan Al Tibri Medical College 29 17018 Asif Rasheed MBBS 70.636 Asif Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 30 11825 Atifa Shaheen Hussain shah MBBS 70.614 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 31 10527 kamran ullah ikram ullah MBBS 70.614 Hospital, Karachi Page 2 of 17 PRIVATE SECTOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL UNIVERSITIES / COLLEGES OF SINDH PROVINCE SESSION - 2019-2020 App S. 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Name Father Name College Program Perc Remarks No. Al Tibri Medical College 32 13295 QASIM HAFEEZ HAFEEZ ULLAH KHAN MBBS 70.591 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 33 11542 Ibtisam ahmad Muhammad yousaf MBBS 70.591 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 34 11542 Ibtisam ahmad Muhammad yousaf MBBS 70.591 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 35 10999 umar rafiq Muhammad Rafiq MBBS 70.568 Hospital, Karachi MUHAMMAD Al Tibri Medical College 36 16171 WALI MUHAMMAD MBBS 70.545 MUDASIR Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 37 15805 Muhammad Sallah Muhammad Sultan MBBS 70.523 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 38 17608 Muhammad Noman Muhammad Yasin MBBS 70.523 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 39 13422 Muhammad Mohsin Abdul Hameed khan MBBS 70.523 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 40 16332 Mohsin Rashid Ishfaq Rashid Ishfaq MBBS 70.5 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 41 16332 Mohsin Rashid Ishfaq Rashid Ishfaq MBBS 70.5 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 42 12756 Ambreen zaman Sher Zaman Khan MBBS 70.5 Hospital, Karachi MUHAMMAD AWAIS Al Tibri Medical College 43 14473 MUHAMMAD EJAZ MBBS 70.477 EJAZ Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 44 16774 Muhammad Adullah Muhammad Ishfaq MBBS 70.455 Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Waqar Al Tibri Medical College 45 13204 Nadeem Khan MBBS 70.432 Khan Tareen Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 46 10516 Faheem Zaffar Zaffar Ali MBBS 70.432 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 47 14281 Allah Bakhsh Gull Muhammad MBBS 70.409 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 48 10295 KHALID SIDDIQ MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ MBBS 70.386 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 49 13735 Muhammad Husnain Zafar Iqbal Anjum MBBS 70.364 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 50 13615 MUHAMMAD ATIF KHADIM HUSSAIN MBBS 70.341 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 51 15928 Muhammad Usman Muhammad Shahid Akhtar MBBS 70.318 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 52 12322 Syed Sajjad Ahmed Syed Atta Muhammad MBBS 70.318 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 53 13077 Eisha Zeb Shahzada Aurangzeb MBBS 70.318 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 54 14900 Muhammad Azal ali asghar MBBS 70.295 Hospital, Karachi RAO ANEES Al Tibri Medical College 55 15571 RAO IFTIKHAR ALI MBBS 70.227 IFTKHAR Hospital, Karachi RAO ANEES Al Tibri Medical College 56 15571 RAO IFTIKHAR ALI MBBS 70.227 IFTKHAR Hospital, Karachi MUHAMMAD HASHIM Al Tibri Medical College 57 13434 NADIR ABBAS MBBS 70.227 KHAN Hospital, Karachi Page 3 of 17 PRIVATE SECTOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL UNIVERSITIES / COLLEGES OF SINDH PROVINCE SESSION - 2019-2020 App S. 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Name Father Name College Program Perc Remarks No. Al Tibri Medical College 58 17701 Mian Asjad Faiz Mian Kashif Manzoor MBBS 70.205 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 59 14809 SANA ULLAH ABDULLAH MBBS 70.205 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 60 14720 Aftab ahmad khan Hayat khan MBBS 70.182 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 61 16314 Sohaib Hassan Mureed Hussain MBBS 70.182 Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Bakhtyar Al Tibri Medical College 62 14082 Arshad Hussain MBBS 70.136 kanwar Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 63 16112 Muhammad shah zaib Khalid Mahmood MBBS 70.114 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 64 11423 Amir Ayub Muhammad Ayub MBBS 70.068 Hospital, Karachi Syed Muhammad Syed Muhammad Younas Al Tibri Medical College 65 15620 MBBS 70.068 Anees Badshah Badshah Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 66 12092 NEERAJ KUMAR RAMESH LAL MBBS 70.045 Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 67 13934 MUDASER KHAN JAMIL AHMED MBBS 70.045 Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Ashfaq Ahmed Al Tibri Medical College 68 15531 Muhammad Ali sher MBBS 70.023 Nadeem Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Ashfaq Ahmed Al Tibri Medical College 69 15531 Muhammad Ali sher MBBS 70.023 Nadeem Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 70 17960 Laiba Asif Asif Nazir MBBS 69.932 Hospital, Karachi MUHAMMAD Al Tibri Medical College 71 14704 SHER ABBAS MBBS 69.886 JUNAID Hospital, Karachi Muhammad Saad Al Tibri Medical College 72 13931 Muhammad Saleem Bhutta MBBS 69.841 Saleem Hospital, Karachi Al Tibri Medical College 73 10011 Mohammad Irtiza Amir mehmood MBBS 69.818 Hospital, Karachi Meer Ahmad Salal Al Tibri Medical College 74 14320 Meer Sherbaz MBBS 69.818 Khan Hospital, Karachi SHEHARYAR Al Tibri Medical College 75 10353 WAQAR AHMAD MBBS
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