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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF PAKISTAN PRESS RELEASE April 12, 2021 Spring 2021 Result of Assessment of Fundamental Competencies (AFC) The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan is pleased to declare the result of the above examination held from March 19, 2021 to April 02, 2021: Candidates Passed-AFC Candidates Passed-AFC CRN Name CRN Name 024511 MUHAMMAD AFZAL MEHMOOD 109403 MUHAMMAD ISHAQ S/O MEHMOOD AHMAD S/O MUHAMMAD JAMIL 033203 FAHEEM KASHIF MINHAS 110362 MUHAMMAD KAMRAN DANISH S/O MUHAMMAD ASHRAF S/O ABDUL REHMAN 057794 MUNEEB AHMED SIDDIQUE 111025 SHAKIR ULLAH S/O RASHEED UL HAQ SIDDIQUE S/O MATHIULLAH 059072 ASAD ALI 111577 ZULFIQAR AHMAD S/O MUHAMMAD ASHRAF S/O IFTIKHAR AHMAD 062586 AZIZ AHMAD 111904 TABINDA RAFEY S/O MUMTAZ AHMAD NAZ D/O FAREED UL HAQ 064439 ALI ARSHAD NAWAZ 112032 CH. ALI RAZA S/O MUHAMMAD NAWAZ S/O CH. QAIS HUSSAIN 065130 SAQIB MANSOOR 112072 MUJEEB UR REHMAN S/O SAID AHMAD S/O MUHAMMAD ASLAM 068792 WAJAD MANSOOR 112229 SAMMAN AKRAM HANJRA S/O SAID AHMAD SALEHRIA D/O MUHAMMAD AKRAM HANJRA 073703 SHAKILA ANWAR 112264 INAM GHANI D/O MUHAMMAD ANWAR NATAMAM S/O FAZAL AHAD 074522 ABU BAKAR 112382 MINAL BATOOL S/O MUHAMMAD JAMIL D/O SYED SAJJAD HAIDER 082268 ROMAN NAWAZ 112500 TEHSEENULLAH S/O MUHAMMAD NAWAZ S/O ANWAR SAEED 082820 ASAD ALI 112839 MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ HAIDER S/O MUSHTAQ AHMAD S/O MUHAMMAD AKHTER 091697 SHEHMOONA REHMAN 112925 SHEREEN KHAN D/O ABDUL REHMAN D/O ASIF ALI KHAN 095658 SYED MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH 112983 MUHAMMAD BILAL S/O SYED MUHAMMAD NOORUL AMIN S/O CH MASUD UZ ZAMAN 099761 ALI RAZA 113003 BILAL AHMED S/O GHULAM MURTAZA S/O MUHAMMAD ABRAR 104167 MUHAMMAD AMIR SUBHANI 113085 FILZA KHAN S/O TAHIR MEHMOOD D/O SHAMS UDDIN 106471 MALIK NOUMAN 113110 DUA AHMED S/O MALIK NAZIR AHMAD D/O MASOOD AHMED 106555 MAAZ AHMED 113115 SHAFQAT ALI S/O MUKHTAR AHMED S/O RAJIB ALI SOOMRO 107834 WAHAJ 113126 MUHAMMAD BILAL S/O SUHAIL ANWAR S/O SAEED AKHTER BAJWA 108505 MUHAMMAD DAWOOD KHAN 113135 BAKHAT KHATOON S/O MUHAMMAD SHOAIB KHAN D/O GUL MUHAMMAD JARWAR Page 1 of 104 AFC Result Spring 2021 Candidates Passed-AFC Candidates Passed-AFC CRN Name CRN Name 113183 MUHAMMAD SAIF 113725 ABDULLAH ABBAS S/O MUHAMMAD ASLAM S/O MUHAMMAD ABBAS 113291 MUHAMMAD HARIS 113743 SAMAN SADIA S/O MUHAMMAD YOUSAF D/O M. MUSKEEN ABBASI 113295 SYED FARAZ ALAM 113768 ILYAS AHMAD S/O SYED MEHTAB ALAM S/O MOHABAT SHAH 113296 HAMMAD ALI KHAN 113785 AHMAD FARAZ S/O MUHAMMAD RAUF KHAN S/O HAFEEZ AHMAD FAREEDI 113314 ZARYAB MEHMOOD 113919 ARZOO FATIMA S/O HAZIQ MEHMOOD D/O ZAFAR IQBAL 113316 SOHAIB ULLAH 113958 HASSAN SHAHID S/O KHAN SARDAR S/O SHAHID MAJID ABID 113328 JAVERIA JAVED 113979 ARBAZ KHAN D/O JAVED KHAN S/O MATLOOB HUSSAIN 113373 AHMAD KHAN 114007 ATIQUE-UR-REHMAN S/O MAQBOOL ARSHAD S/O MUHAMMAD ISLAM 113377 ABDUL WAHID KHAN 114025 AMANULLAH S/O WAHEED MURAD KHAN S/O RAO ABDUL GHAFFAR 113402 FARHAN AHMAD KHAN 114052 MUHAMMAD USMAN NAZIR S/O IFTIKHAR HUSSAIN KHAN S/O IMRAN NAZIR 113447 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH 114053 MUHAMMAD TAIMOOR IQBAL S/O MUHAMMAD SOHAIL FAROOQI S/O TARIQ IQBAL 113455 MUHAMMAD ABBAS 114061 SHAH HUMBAL S/O LIAQAT ALI S/O FAKHR-E-ALAM 113469 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH 114064 AYESHA BIBI S/O MUHAMMAD YASIN D/O ABDUL QADOOS 113487 MUHAMMAD ROVAISH 114220 INAM UR REHMAN S/O NAIK MUHAMMAD S/O KHALID IQBAL 113498 ALIZA ASLAM 114290 ABDUL WASEH D/O MUHAMMAD ASLAM S/O MUHAMMAD JAVED 113500 SAKHAWAT ALI 114424 ASAD ULLAH S/O LIAQAT ALI S/O SHOUKAT GHIAS 113527 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD HAMID 114472 TAYYAB SUFFIAN S/O MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN S/O SANA ULLAH 113541 FAHAD HUSSAIN 114491 SHAH ZAIB S/O EJAZ HUSSAIN S/O MUHAMMAD SHABBIR 113551 MUHAMMAD QOUNAIN KHAN KHAKWANI 114703 MOHAMMAD IMRAN S/O MUHAMMAD ALTAF KHAN KHAKWANI S/O GHULAM RASOOL 113553 WAJIHA ABBAS 114716 RABAIL SHAHID D/O GHULAM ABBAS D/O SHAHID ASLAM 113693 ALI SHEHERYAR 114723 MUHAMMAD FAIZAN S/O MUHAMMAD MAZHAR YAZDANI S/O MUHAMMAD ZAHEER 113707 HAIDER ALI 114738 MUHAMMAD AFAQ RAO S/O MUHAMMAD SARWAR S/O RAO MUHAMMAD SALEEM Page 2 of 104 AFC Result Spring 2021 Candidates Passed-AFC Candidates Passed-AFC CRN Name CRN Name 114751 HABIB UR REHMAN 115334 MUHAMMAD HAMMAD S/O EJAZ AHMAD S/O ALTAF HUSSAIN 114764 MUHAMMAD TOUSEEF 115345 IZHAN ASHFAQ S/O ABDUL SATTAR ANJUM S/O MUHAMMAD ASHFAQ 114776 UROOJ FATIMA AWAN 115361 AMMAR HASSAN D/O MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE ALVI S/O TANVIR IQBAL 114824 HANZALA 115388 ANMOL KHAN S/O MUHAMMAD ASLAM D/O AZHAR KHAN 114831 MUHAMMAD HAMZA 115399 UMER MUSHTAQ S/O MUHAMMAD IDREES S/O MUSHTAQ AHMAD 114846 HARIS ALI SHAHID 115464 MUHAMMAD UMAN AMIR S/O SHAHID ALI S/O AMIR SARDAR 114850 MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR MUSTAFA 115467 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH S/O GHULAM MUSTAFA S/O MUHAMMAD ASIF 114882 SHAHRUKH 115477 MALKA KHAWAR S/O MUHAMMAD AMIN D/O KHAWAR NAEEM 114883 SIFAT RASOOL 115487 SULTAN ZADA D/O BABAR ALI KHAN S/O BAKHT ZADA 114920 MUHAMMAD HAROON SIDDIQUI 115505 MUHAMMAD NAQEEB S/O SHAKEEL AHMED S/O RIASAT ALI 114992 IQRA KHAN 115513 NABEEL SAQLAIN D/O MUHAMMAD TARIQ S/O MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN 115001 MUHAMMAD KAMRAN 115514 HAMZA KHAN S/O MUHAMMAD SHABBIR S/O JAMEEL AHMED 115030 TAYYAB QURESHI 115515 HASAN ZIA S/O MUHAMMAD EHSAN QURESHI S/O ZIA ULLAH 115050 HIBA HASSAN 115524 KINZA KHASNAT D/O SYED QAMAR HASSAN D/O MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE 115065 ASADULLAH 115546 MASHAL ZAHARA S/O KHAWAJA ZULFIQAR ALI D/O SYED NISAR HUSSAIN SHAH 115161 SYED MUHAMMAD NASIR ABBAS 115554 MUHAMMAD USAMA ISMAIL S/O SYED HUSNAIN ABBAS S/O MUHAMMAD ISMAIL 115198 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD MOAZZAM 115555 DANISH INAM S/O JAVAID REHBER S/O INAM GUL 115206 MUHAMMAD OMAR 115581 USAMA SHAHZAD S/O MEHMOOD AFZAL S/O SHAHZAD HUSSAIN 115211 HASSAN KHURSHEED 115585 BILAL ZAFAR S/O KHURSHEED S/O MUHAMMAD ZAFAR 115222 ABUZAR KHAN 115605 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH TARIQ S/O HIDAYAT ULLAH S/O MUHAMMAD TARIQ 115278 MUHAMMAD BASHARAT FAREEDI 115613 MUHAMMAD ASAD SIDDIQUI S/O MUHAMMAD ARIF S/O MUHAMMAD NAEEM SIDDIQUI 115296 AHMAD HAMZA 115632 TALHA MUHAMMAD YOUNUS S/O MUHAMMAD ASIF S/O MUHAMMAD YOUNUS Page 3 of 104 AFC Result Spring 2021 Candidates Passed-AFC Candidates Passed-AFC CRN Name CRN Name 115681 NABEEL AHMAD 116398 CH.DANIYAL NAYYAR S/O M. RAFIQUE S/O NAYYAR SHARIF 115684 AFAQUE AHMED 116404 ZEESHAN ASHRAF S/O SHABIR AHMED S/O MUHAMMAD ASHRAF 115707 MUHAMMAD UMAR ZAHID 116412 AFIA NAVEED S/O SAMI ULLAH ZAHID D/O MUHAMMAD NAVEED 115714 MUHAMMAD TALHA ABID 116448 DANISH MASOOD S/O MUHAMMAD ABID NASEER S/O MASOOD UR RAHMAN 115785 ALI RAZA AKHTAR 116450 MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM S/O SHAMIM AKHTAR S/O AYAZ AHMED KIANI 115819 MUHAMMAD AWAIS 116497 MUHAMMAD USMAN S/O MUHAMMAD AFSAR S/O MUHAMMAD IQBAL 115873 MUHAMMAD HASSAN 116551 AAFAQ QAYUM S/O MUHAMMAD ASLAM S/O MUHAMMAD QAYUM 115898 MUHAMMAD WASEEM ZAFAR 116568 KAMRAN AHMAD S/O ZAFAR ALI S/O MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE 116052 ZAKIR ULLAH 116655 RANA FAHAD ANWAR S/O MUHAMMAD JAN S/O RANA MUHAMMAD ANWAR 116084 MUHAMMAD UMAIR 116660 ABDUL HANAN AKRAM S/O SHAHBAZ HUSSAIN S/O MUHAMMAD AKRAM JAVED 116095 MUHAMMAD USAMA 116699 TUFAIL AHMAD S/O MUHAMMAD MURSALEEN S/O HESAB ULLAH 116119 HAMZA RAZAQ 116732 AYESHA BIBI S/O ABDUL RAZAQ D/O NAZAR HUSSAIN 116120 MUHAMMAD IKRAM 116735 SHAHZAIB NASEER S/O ZULFIQAR ALI S/O NASEER AHMAD 116127 MUHAMMAD ABU BAKAR 116757 ABDUL RASHEED S/O MUHAMMAD AFZAL S/O KHALID HUSSAIN 116272 ZAIN ALI 116783 SALMAN LATIF S/O ALTAF HUSSAIN S/O MUHAMMAD LATIF 116276 JAVARIA KHALID 116784 HAMAD ZUBAIR D/O KHALID MEHMOOD ALVI S/O MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR 116283 HAFIZ SYED MUHAMMAD ARSLAN SHAH 116793 ASRA ISRAR S/O SYED MUHAMMAD ASHRAF SHAH D/O MUHAMMAD ISRAR KHAN 116292 RAJA AMMAR TARIQ 116825 MUHAMMAD WALEED KHALID S/O MUHAMMAD TARIQ S/O CHAUDHARY ABDUL KHALID 116353 AQIB AZEEM 116848 MUHAMMAD FAIZAN MUGHAL S/O AZEEM BUKHSH S/O FAYYAZ HUSSAIN 116358 JAVAID SHEHRAZ 116891 MUHAMMAD ANEES S/O MUHAMMAD ALYAS S/O MUHAMMAD AFZAL 116376 MUHAMMAD OBAID ULLAH 116908 NASIR MASIH S/O KHUSHNOOD GHANI S/O IQBAL PITRAS 116395 UMAR NISAR 116933 ZURAIN ALI CHITRALI S/O NISAR AHMED S/O ZAHIRUDDIN Page 4 of 104 AFC Result Spring 2021 Candidates Passed-AFC Candidates Passed-AFC CRN Name CRN Name 116934 YOUSUF HABIB 117406 JAHANZEB S/O HABIB AHMED KATHURIA S/O ISLAM NOOR 117008 KHAWAJA MUHAMMAD HAMZA 117467 HIDAYAT SHAH S/O KHAWAJA GHULAM AHMED S/O MUHAMMAD ZAHIR SHAH 117027 MIR FAHAD LATIF 117526 MUHAMMAD SHOAIB S/O MIR KHALID LATIF S/O KHURSHEED AHMAD 117032 SYED ZAWAR HAIDER SHAH 117554 MUHAMMAD ADREES S/O MIFRAD HUSSAIN SHAH S/O FAYYAZ HUSSAIN 117034 MEHRAN AHMAD 117573 SHADAB KOUSER S/O KHIZAR MUHAMMAD D/O LATIF UR REHMAN 117072 MUHAMMAD HAMZA KHAN 117616 ALI HAMZA S/O MUHAMMAD KHURSHEED ANWER KHAN S/O GHULAM MURTAZA AKBAR 117202 MUHAMMAD IMMAD SHABBIR 117706 IQRA ISMAIL S/O SHABBIR HUSSAIN D/O MUHAMMAD ISMAIL 117232 TAYYAB FAROOQ 117806 MUHAMMAD SHOAIB S/O UMAR FAROOQ S/O ALLAH BACHAYA 117233 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH 117939 USMAN FAISAL S/O ASIF MAHMOOD S/O MUHAMMAD JAMIL 117237 KASHIF ZULFIQAR 117948 HAMZA TARIQ S/O ZULFIQAR ALI S/O MUHAMMAD TARIQ 117250 MUHAMMAD SUFYAN IDREES 117954 DILDAR MUHAMMAD KHAN S/O MUHAMMAD IDREES S/O MUHAMMAD SHAH ROOM 117260 SAMIULLAH 117966 FAHAD HUSSAIN S/O IFTIKHAR KHAN S/O MUHAMMAD WAQAR SIDDIQUE 117269 SAAD YASIN 117988 FARWAH SHEIKH S/O GHULAM YASIN D/O FARRUKH AZIZ 117284 SHOAIB GHANI 117989 SHAHID RAZA S/O AKHTAR HUSSAIN S/O GHULAM QASIM 117299 MUSKAN RAFI 118039 MASHAB JADOON D/O MOHAMMAD RAFI S/O AZHAR KHAN 117306 SHAFQAT HUSSAIN 118060 SYED YASOOB HAIDER KAZMI S/O MUHAMMAD HABIB S/O SYED SAEED AFZAL KAZMI 117311 USAMA IFTIKHAR 118064 MUBASHIR HAMEED S/O IFTIKHAR AHMAD S/O ABDUL HAMEED 117315 MUHAMMAD ISMAIL 118084 SHAHZAIB S/O ASLAM NOOR S/O MUHAMMAD MALIK 117331 MUHAMMAD MOHSIN MURTAZA 118112 NATASHA SIDDIQUI S/O GHULAM MURTAZA D/O MUHAMMAD NASEEM SIDDIQUI 117353
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