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Azad Kashmir.Pdf Ph: +92-51-9269519 Ph: +92-51-9269506 FEDERAL BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE E-mail:[email protected] AND SECONDARY EDUCATION Website: www.fbise.edu.pk Sector H-8/4, Islamabad, PAKISTAN No.FBISE/C-N/SSC-A/2021/464 13th April, 2021 NOTIFICATION It is hereby notified for the general information of all concerned that following Examination Centres have been established in Azad Kashmir for the conduct of SSC I & II ANNUAL EXAMINATION, 2021 of the FEDERAL BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY th EDUCATION, ISLAMABAD scheduled to be held with effect from Thursday, 20 May, 2021:- S.No Examination Centres Centre Institutions Inst Code Approx: Code Strength 1. Army Public School and 8056 a. F. G. Ashiq Hussain Public School, Bhimber (AJK) 8005 125 College, Bhimber (AJK) b. Muslim Hands Model School, Kothi Mor, Bhimber 8014 (Azad Jammu Kashmir) c. Army Public School and College, Bhimber (AJK) 8056 d. The Learners School, Bhimber, AJK 8059 e. Ex/Private candidates 2. Army Public School, P.O. and 8052 a. Army Public School,P.O and Tehsil Barnala,District Bhimber (AJK) 8052 45 Tehsil Barnala, District b. Ex/Private candidates Bhimber (AJK) 3. Army Public School, Kalri 8040 a. Army Public School, Kalri Mor, Near Ibrahimabad Bridge,Distt. 8040 74 Mor, Near Ibrahimabad Bhimber, AJK Bridge, Distt. Bhimber, AJK b. Ex/Private candidates 4. Fauji Foundation Model 8006 a. Fauji Foundation Model School, Plandri (AJK) 8006 38 School, Plandri (AJK) b. Ex/Private candidates 5. Fauji Foundation Model 8044 a. Fauji Foundation Model School, Mang (AJK) 8044 37 School, Mang (AJK) b. Ex/Private candidates 6. Army Public School, Kotli 8064 a. F. G. Public Secondary School, Kotli (AJK) 8007 239 (AJK) b. Fauji Foundation Model School, Kotli (AJK) 8010 8013 c. The Educators Kashmir Campus, Housing Scheme Kotli,Azad Jammu Kashmir d. OPF Public School, Housing Scheme, Kotli, A.K. 8023 8064 e. Army Public School, Kotli (AJK) 8079 f. Kashmir School System Kotli Sohalnan,Refugee Camp Kotli Sohalnan P/O Bal Damas Teh. Charhoi Distt Kotli g. Ex/Private candidates 7. Al-Saif Army Public School 8043 a. Al-Saif Army Public School Nakial, By Pass Road Tehsil & P/O 8043 66 Nakial, By Pass Road Tehsil Nakial Distt. Kotli A.J.K & P/O Nakial Distt. Kotli A.J.K b. Fauji Foundation Model School,Fateh Pur Thakiala (Nakial) (AJK) 8046 c. Ex/Private candidates 8. Army Public School and 8063 a. F. G. Public School, Bagh (AJK) 8008 120 College, Bagh (AJK) b. Army Public School and College, Bagh (AJK) 8063 c. Ex/Private candidates 9. Army Public School (Hijira), 8011 a. Army Public School (Hijira), Azad Kashmir 8011 45 Azad Kashmir b. Ex/Private candidates 10. F. G. Public School, 8008 a. Muslim Hands School of Excellence,Hullar Syedan, 8021 142 Bagh (AJK) Distt. & Teh. Bagh (AK). b. Kashmir School System Bagh Campus,Huda Bari,Bagh, A.K. 8037 c. Fauji Foundation Model School,District Headquarters Area, 8050 Bagh (AJK) d. Sheffield College, Panyali Road, Bagh (AJK) 8061 e. Happy Land Model School Bagh, A.K 8073 f. The Cambridge International School system, By Pass Road, Near 8077 Hullar Bridge, Bagh, AJK g. Ex/Private candidates Page 1 of 3 S.No Examination Centres Centre Institutions Inst Code Approx: Code Strength 11. Army Public School and 8066 a. Rising Future Public School, Rawalakot, Azad Kashmir 8026 184 College, Rawalakot (AJK) b. Allied School Rawalakot,Housing Scheme Main Bank Road, 8030 Rawalakot (A.K) c. Iqra International School & College,Housing Scheme Rawalakot, AJK. 8034 d. Muslim Hands School of Excellence,Taleemi Chowk 8039 Chairh,Rawalakot AJK. e. Army Public School and College, Rawalakot (AJK) 8066 f. Flying Angels Public School, Rawalakot, AJK 8068 g. Muhammad Sabir Khan Shaheed Army Public School, Chak 8074 Dhamni,Tehsil Rawalakot district Poonch AJ & K. h. Ex/Private candidates 12. Fauji Foundation Model 8054 a. Zenithville School System, Poonch Housing Scheme,Rawalakot, AJK 8015 139 School, Rawalakot (AJK) b. The Educators (Rawalakot Campus), Old Islamabad Highway 8018 Rawalakot (AJK) c. Banjosa Valley Public School, B.O Banjosa,P.O Khaigala, Rawalakot. 8038 d. Pearl Valley Public School and College Khirick,Rawala Kot, (AJK) 8045 e. Fauji Foundation Model School, Rawalakot (AJK) 8054 f. Shah-e-Hamdan Model School, Rawalakot,Azad Kashmir. 8071 g. Ex/Private candidates 13. Fauji Foundation Model 8032 a. OPF Public School, Mirpur (AJK) 8009 105 School, Mirpur (AJK) b. Bluebells International System of Schools,Haul Road, Mirpur A.K. 8022 c. The City School, Defence Road, Mirpur (A.K) 8031 d. Fauji Foundation Model School, Mirpur (AJK) 8032 e. Bahria Foundation College, Mirpur Campus, Old Al-Khair University 8035 Plaza, Mirpur, A.K. f. Allied Schools (Mirpur Campus) Mirpur, Azad Kashmir 8041 g. Paramount International College, Haji Nazir Plaza, 8058 Kalayl Chowk, Sector D1, Mirpur (AJK) h. Ex/Private candidates 14. Army Public School, Jarikas, 8048 a. Army Public School, Jarikas, Mirpur (AJK) 8048 46 Mirpur (AJK) b. KORT School of Excellence, Jatlan Road, Mirpur, AJK. 8070 c. Ex/Private candidates 15. Millat Public School and 8062 a. Allied School Dadyal Campus, Distt Mirpur, A.K 8042 69 Science College, Bhalote, b. Millat Public School and Science College, Bhalote, Dadyal,Distt 8062 Dadyal, Distt Mirpur , A.K. Mirpur , A.K. c. Anderhal Model School & College, Dadyal, Mirpur, AJK. 8072 d. Ex/Private candidates 16. Army Public School and 8055 a. F.G. Dawood Public School, Muzaffarabad, (AJK) 8051 238 College, Muzaffarabad (AJK) b. Army Public School and College, Muzaffarabad (AJK) 8055 c. Khubaib College, Rara, Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir 8057 d. Ex/Private candidates 17. Army Public School, Garhi 8012 a. Army Public School, Garhi Dupatta, Muzaffarabad, A.K. 8012 70 Dupatta, Muzaffarabad, A.K. b. Jehlum Valley Pioneer Public School, Chowk Bazar, Ghari 8020 Duppatta, Muzaffarabad (A.K) c. The Smart School Hattian Bala Campus,Azad Kashmir. 8067 d. Ex/Private candidates 18. Kashmir School System, Zero 8016 a. The Educators Muzaffarabad Campus, Main Shoukat Lines, 8024 83 Point, Muzaffarabad, AJK Sulehria Market, Muzaffarabad. b. Wisdom Foundation School System, Upper Chattar Housing 8025 Society, Muzaffarabad, AJK c. Oaktree Public School, Gojra, Muzaffarabad, AJK 8028 d. Metropolitan International Public School, Chinar Chowk Upper 8029 Plate, Muzaffarabad, AJK e. Ex/Private candidates Page 2 of 3 S.No Examination Centres Centre Institutions Inst Code Approx: Code Strength 19. The Educators Muzaffarabad 8024 a. The Smart School, Shoukat Lines, Muzaffarabad (AJK) 8019 175 Campus, Main Shoukat b. Beaconhurst School System, Near Saif Plaza, Gojra, Muzaffarabad 8027 Lines, Sulehria Market Near c. Fauji Foundation Model School, Bala Peer, Muzaffarabad (A.K) 8033 APS, Muzaffarabad d. The Heritage School System,Near Hockey Stadium 8036 Narul,Muzaffarabad AJK e. Sawera Model School, Shoukat Line, Near Agriculture Directorate, 8049 Tehsil & Distt Muzaffarabad, AJK f. Fatimiyah College and School,Lower Chattar, Muzaffarabad, Azad 8060 Kashmir g. Pyramids International School,83-M,Main Shoukat 8065 Lines,Muzaffarabad(AJK) h. Ex/Private candidates 20. F.G. Dawood Public School, 8051 a. Kashmir School System, Zero Point, Muzaffarabad, AJK 8016 165 Muzaffarabad, (AJK) b. Roots International Schools, Dhani Syedaan, Muzaffarabad, AJK 8017 c. OPF Public School, Upper Chattar, Muzaffarabad (AJK) 8047 d. Kashmir School System Chattar Campus, House B-26, Upper 8075 Chattar, Muzaffarabad AJK e. Renaissance Schools, B-55, Upper Chatter,Muzaffarabad, AJK 8078 f. Ex/Private candidates 21. Aziz Ahmed Shaheed Army 8076 a. Aziz Ahmed Shaheed Army Public School, Lipa, P.O and Tehsil 8076 15 Public School, Lipa, P.O and Lipa, Distt: Hattian Bala. Tehsil Lipa, Distt: Hattian b. Ex/Private candidates Bala. (FATIMA TAHIRA) CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS (CONDUCT) DISTRIBUTION:- 1. PS to Secretary, Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training, Pak Secretariat, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad. 2. All Chairmen, BISEs in Pakistan. 3. The Director of Education, Directorate of Education, FGEI (C & G), Sir Syed Road, Rawalpindi Cantt. 4. The Secretary, IBCC, Plot No 25, Street No 39, G-10/4 Islamabad. 5. GSO-I FGEI (C & G), Regional Office, Kharian Cantt. 6. All Heads of affiliated institutions (Within Azad Kashmir). 7. All Sectional Heads of the FBISE, Islamabad 8. The Manager, HBL FBISE Branch, H-8/4, Islamabad. 9. The Controller, P.T.V/Radio News, Islamabad. 10. The Editor, Leading Daily News Papers of Rawalpindi/Islamabad. 11. APS to Chairman and Secretary FBISE, Islamabad. 12. Officer Incharge Web site. 13. All concerned. (SYED AZHAR QAYYUM SHAH) DEPUTY CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS (SSC CONDUCT) Page 3 of 3 .
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