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University of Karachi University of Karachi Prime Minister's National Laptop Scheme (Phase-II) Verification Required from BASR The following candidates are directed to contact BASR between 09:00 AM to 01:00 PM for verification of their data STRICTLY on the date mentioned against their names: # Full Name Father Name Date to Contact BASR CNIC Degree Title Department 1 Saqib Ali Saffar Ali 20-Jun-16 7160105791069 MS/Mphill Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 2 SAMAHA AZEEM HAFIZ MUHAMMAD AZEEM 20-Jun-16 4220188506384 MS/Mphill Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 3 Muhammad Omer Maqsood Ahmed 20-Jun-16 4230105546373 MS/Mphill Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 4 faryal afzal muhammad afzal 20-Jun-16 4230198294502 MS/Mphill Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 5 Fayyaz Nawaz Soomro Shah Nawaz Soomro 20-Jun-16 4250187838447 MS/Mphill Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 6 nazahat muhammad ismail 20-Jun-16 4230133822034 MS/Mphill Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 7 SAMIA SATTAR ABDUL SATTAR SAJAN 20-Jun-16 4210175446072 MS/Mphill Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 8 Nasir Mehmood Khushi Muhammad 20-Jun-16 5440004638375 MS/Mphill Agriculture and Agribusiness Management 9 Mansoor Iqbal Nabi Hussain 20-Jun-16 4210175746655 MS/Mphill Applied Chemistry and Chemical Technology 10 Bilal Ali Zafar Zafar Akhter Shah 20-Jun-16 4220194840927 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 11 JUNAID UR REHMAN FAZAL UR REHMAN 20-Jun-16 4210175847255 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 12 Muhammad Farrukh Iqbal Ghulam Ali 20-Jun-16 4200003902499 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 13 Mohammad asif shamim shamim ahmed ansari 20-Jun-16 4210117490663 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 14 Aamir Ali Sardar Ali 20-Jun-16 4230135452267 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 15 aysha zamir zamir ahmed 20-Jun-16 4210113060100 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 16 syed kamran abbas naqvi syed kazim hussain naqvi 20-Jun-16 4210118013891 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 17 Muhammad Kashif Zain ul Haque 20-Jun-16 4240119245333 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 18 syed zia abbas rizvi syed nasrain rizvi 20-Jun-16 4210106601833 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 19 Muhammad Zohaib Shoaib Ahmed 20-Jun-16 4210143341189 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 20 Sanaullah Khosh Bahar Shah 20-Jun-16 1520184619547 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 21 Minhaj Uddin Siddiqui Ghias Uddin Siddiqui 20-Jun-16 4220114947539 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 22 ADIYA SAHAR GHULAM ALI 20-Jun-16 4250192333604 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 23 Syeda Fariha Zehra Zaidi Syed Tatheer Hussain Zaidi 20-Jun-16 4200088149146 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 24 Syed Muhammad Naqi Jaffery Syed Nadir Hussain Jaffery 20-Jun-16 4250180860751 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 25 AZHAR AHMED SHAIKH ABDUL HAMEED AZIZI SHAIKH 20-Jun-16 4130603293231 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 26 Sheeba Tahir Tahir hussain 20-Jun-16 4220117393564 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 27 Meenal Ahmed Tehseen Ahmed 20-Jun-16 3520252294584 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 28 Fatima Zehra Syed Shamim Haider Rizvi 20-Jun-16 4220147124154 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 29 Nigar Zehra Syed Muhammad Maqsood Zaidi 20-Jun-16 4200003611714 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 30 Fauzia Kamal Syed Sohail Ahmed 20-Jun-16 4220175615470 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 31 ZINAZ AISHA GHULAM FARID 20-Jun-16 5440004125902 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 32 HASSAN RAZA HAFIZ MUHAMMAD RAMZAN 20-Jun-16 3810190819951 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 33 Madiha Kamal Kamal Ud Din 20-Jun-16 4210171262094 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 34 WAQAS AHMED NISAR AHMED 20-Jun-16 3320144252489 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 35 Khurram iftikhar 20-Jun-16 4210182696205 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 36 SYEDA SADAF SHAH SYED MUHAMMAD SHAKIR SHAH 20-Jun-16 4210169892538 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 37 mir alam muhammad ibrahim 20-Jun-16 7150257897031 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 38 SEHAR SABA SYED ZAFAR AHMED 20-Jun-16 4210115302212 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 39 imrana bano muhammad iqbal memon 20-Jun-16 4220105986932 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 40 SHARIQ ZUBAIR RIAZ AHMED 20-Jun-16 4210140502211 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 41 Muneza Munir Ahmed 20-Jun-16 4230141930592 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 42 Fahad Ullah Imdad Ullah 20-Jun-16 2120307809635 MS/Mphill Applied Economics Research Centre (AERC) 43 ABIDA HAFEEZ HAFEEZ AHMAD 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