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Basic IT Result of Batch-15 Exam Held on 03-07 April, 2021 Note: Failled Or Absentees Need Not Apply Again Basic IT Result of Batch-15 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 Note: Failled or absentees need not apply again. They will automatically be called for next retake exam. Result Status "RL" means Result Late that will be declared within 20 Working days. Dated: 4/5/2021 S.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Course Module Status Batch 1 69690 21515 Ali Sher EAD VU180601737 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 2 72124 21093 Khalid Zafar policy wing VU191001292 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 National Food Security and Research 3 74699 22881 Maqsood-ur-rehman Division VU191200205 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 Pakistan Mission For Indis Water 4 71718 20880 Zamin Abbas Islamabad VU201500522 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 5 72512 21500 Muhammad Azam Religious Affairs VU201500665 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 6 75356 23135 Fazal Dad IESCO VU201500677 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 7 73560 21981 Muhammad Rukhsar National Language Promotion VU201500751 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 8 67148 20641 Muhammad Junaid Akbar Admin VU201500771 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 9 73904 22704 Khushnood President's Secretariat (Personal) VU201500829 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 10 72286 20893 Ansar Ahmed Shah SAA FACTORY POF WAH CANTT VU201500931 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 11 71610 21652 Nadeem Khan Pakistan Ordnance Factories VU201500953 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 12 71142 20525 Muhammad Asif Khan POFs Wah Cantt VU201500970 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 13 71780 21248 Nahid Bhatti PAKISTAN ORDNANCE FACTORIES (POFs) VU201500993 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 14 71197 20552 Syed Shahid Hussain Pakistan Ordnance Factories, Wah Cantt. VU201501008 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 15 72164 21707 Mohsin Khan PAKISTAN ORDNANCE FACTORIES VU201501022 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 16 71783 21251 Kousar Perveen PAKISTAN ORDNANCE FACTORIES (POFs) VU201501024 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 17 71155 21693 Muhammad Imran Pakistan Ordnance Factories Wah Cantt. VU201501096 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 Administration Department POF Wah 18 71062 21639 Ashfaq Ahmed Cantt VU201501134 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 19 67862 20630 Akhtar Hussain Admin VU201501160 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 20 72521 22998 Fahad National Institute of Electronics VU201501173 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 21 75043 23099 Abdul Samad PCSIR Laboratories Complex, Karachi VU201501216 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 ARF, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex 22 73193 21895 Muhammad Muslim Zaman Karma. VU201501348 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 23 71948 20657 Zubair Hassan Pakistan Ordnance Factory Wah Cantt VU201501374 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 24 71830 21638 Abrar Ahmed Pakistan Ordnance Factories Wah Cantt VU201501438 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 Basic IT Result of Batch-15 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 Note: Failled or absentees need not apply again. They will automatically be called for next retake exam. Result Status "RL" means Result Late that will be declared within 20 Working days. Dated: 4/5/2021 S.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Course Module Status Batch 25 71210 21285 Asghar Ali POF WAH CANTT VU201501502 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 26 71488 21322 Muhammad Saleh FFC RECORD WING VU201501538 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 27 73701 22060 Khizar Hayat Central Directorate of National Savings VU201501669 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 28 75138 22754 Ghulam Mustafa Ministry of Human Rights, Admin Wing VU201501683 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 29 73703 22058 Asif Ali Shah Central Directorate of National Savings VU201501725 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 30 72400 21685 Shabana Qadir IESCO VU201501761 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 31 70678 20853 Yasir Jahangir FIA VU201501843 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 32 73922 22729 Muhammad Shahid President's Secretariat (Personal) VU201501855 CPL1-6 6 RL 15 33 71935 20738 Sher Muhammad Federal Investigation Agency VU170200122 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 34 71796 21068 Mukhtiyar Hussain Pakistan Army VU170400547 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 35 71979 20689 Amin Akhtar Prime Minister's Inspection Commission VU170400651 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 36 73336 22971 Abdul Basit Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad VU170403402 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 37 72844 21389 Asad Mehmood Pakistan Post Office VU170403821 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 38 72667 22467 Farhana Ghani AMF PAC Kamra VU170910560 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 39 71381 22769 Sharafat Hussain Board of Investment (BOI) VU170910690 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 40 70058 21439 Muhammad Hassan Naval Headquarters Islamabad VU170910728 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 41 69700 21434 Haseeb Ur Rehman Naval Headquarters VU170910966 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 42 75010 22846 Naseer Ahmad Naval Headquarters Islamabad E-9 VU170910996 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 43 70060 21438 Sadaqat Zaheer Naval Headquarters Islamabad VU170911091 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 PAKISTAN COUNCIL OF RENEWABLE 44 72102 22166 Afzal Nawaz ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES VU170911100 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 45 75217 23150 Muhammad Usman Imtiaz Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra VU170911211 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Board, 46 75332 23149 Muhammad Saffi Ur Rehman Kamra VU170911212 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 47 73058 22312 Naeem Gul Gar HRDC Rawalpindi VU170911561 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 48 69876 21495 Adil Ali College of E&ME Rawalpindi VU170911581 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 49 72571 23013 Karimullah Khan Ministry of Housing & Works, Islamabad VU180600593 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 50 73761 22045 Kiran Mustafa Ministry of Economic Affairs VU180600716 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 Basic IT Result of Batch-15 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 Note: Failled or absentees need not apply again. They will automatically be called for next retake exam. Result Status "RL" means Result Late that will be declared within 20 Working days. Dated: 4/5/2021 S.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Course Module Status Batch 51 73654 21990 Muhammad Shahzad Pakistan Army VU180600814 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION, 52 70614 20507 Waseem Suleman SECTOR H-8, ISLAMABAD VU180600925 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION, 53 70615 20506 Hur Abbas SECTOR H-8, ISLAMABAD VU180600930 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 54 74064 22587 Muhammad Shafqat Nawaz EME CENTRE RECORDS WING QUETTA VU180601055 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 55 73894 22585 Ijaz Ahmed EME Centre RW Quetta Cantt VU180601072 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 56 73889 22584 Muhammad Ramzan Mannan EME Centre RW Quetta Cantt VU180601074 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 57 70772 22588 Muhammad Rizwan Saleem PAKISTAN ARMY VU180601081 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 58 70774 22589 Muhammad Nadeem PAKISTAN ARMY VU180601083 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 59 73899 22591 Sobia Hanif EME Centre RW Quetta Cantt VU180601096 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 60 73262 22765 Afzal Ahmed Islamabad Electric Supply Company VU180601151 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 National Highways & Motorway Police 61 69039 22295 Kamran Mughal (NHMP) VU180601523 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 62 71551 22029 Muhammad Waseem Abbas NHMP VU180601539 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 NATIONAL HIGHWAYS AND MOTORWAY 63 72063 22028 Najam Ul Hassan Shah POLICE VU180601614 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 National Accountability Bureau (NAB) 64 74513 23035 Ahmed Ali Karachi VU180700341 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 65 71390 21437 Muhammad Qasim NAVAL HEADQUARTERS VU180700430 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 66 73993 22404 Ahsan Ali Main Library VU180802904 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 67 74549 22564 Rizwan Ali Airports Security Force VU180803019 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 68 73891 22586 Muhammad Umer Arshad EME Centre RW Quetta Cantt VU180803399 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 69 71992 21497 Munawar Hussain Army VU180803490 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 Basic IT Result of Batch-15 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 Note: Failled or absentees need not apply again. They will automatically be called for next retake exam. Result Status "RL" means Result Late that will be declared within 20 Working days. Dated: 4/5/2021 S.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Course Module Status Batch 70 73465 21959 Asif Nawaz Abro National Accountability Bureau Sukkur VU180803636 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 71 73382 21753 Saghir Ahmed Policy Wing VU180900169 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 72 71797 21069 Adil Hameed Pakistan Army VU180900240 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 73 70521 21440 Shafique Ahmed Wagan Pak Navy VU180900471 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 74 72547 21445 Rizwan Sharaf Mahesar GROUND RENT SECTION KARACHI VU180900616 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 75 72680 21349 Muhammad Khalil PASB Sectt Min of Defence VU180900638 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 76 72761 21368 Usman Ali AK Centre (Training Wing) VU191000816 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 77 71766 23037 Abdul Rauf National Accountability Bureau Karachi VU191001004 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 78 72681 21350 Malik Babar Nawaz PASB Sectt Min of Defence VU191001184 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 79 67993 18801 Nadia Imran Federal Investigation Agency VU191001190 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 80 74345 22734 Suleman Khan FINANCE DIVISION VU191001319 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 81 74715 22965 Tahir Latif Federal Investigation Agency (FIA HQ) VU191001353 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 82 72890 22958 Shahid Hussain Federal Investigation Agency VU191100135 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) KP 83 70471 21516 Muhammad Ali Peshawar VU191100448 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 84 68017 21519 Tauseef Asghar Federal Investigation Agency VU191100471 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 PAKISTAN METEOROLOGICAL 85 62829 22163 Muhammad Saddam Raja DEPARTMENT VU191100555 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 86 66757 20829 Farah Yousuf OIC PNR & SC, Hyderabad VU191100645 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 87 72231 21522 Babar Ahmad Amanat FIA VU191100662 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 88 74550 22964 Mirza Rabnawaz FIA VU191100677 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 89 73854 22959 Marjan Ali FEDERAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY VU191100727 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 90 71591 21078 Tahir Mehmood PASB Sect VU191101125 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 91 73101 22583 Mudabbir Iqbal Drug Regulatory Authority Of Pakistan VU191101372 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 National Food Security and Research 92 74698 22880 Muhammad Ishtiaq Division VU191101374 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 Federal Directorate Of Education 93 73208 22507 Aftab Ahmed Islamabad VU191101487 CPL1-6 6 Pass 15 Basic IT Result of Batch-15 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 Note: Failled or absentees need not apply again.
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