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List of Health Facilities in Mirpurkhas Region DS.NO District HF Name Working Status 1 Badin BHU Abdullah Shah 6/6 2 Badin BHU Ali Murad Chandio 6/6 3 Badin BHU Haji MohdBoohar 6/6 4 Badin ED Haji Gul MohdJamali 6/6 5 Badin ED Qaziabad 6/6 6 Badin BHU Yousif Shah 6/6 7 Badin MCH Center Badin 24/7 8 Badin BHU Bedhmi 24/7 9 Badin ED Dost Ali Chang 6/6 10 Badin GD Bhugra Memon 6/6 11 Badin BHU Punjab Chak-2 24/7 12 Badin BHU Ghulam Hussain Parhyar 6/6 13 Badin ED Gul MohdChang 6/6 14 Badin ED Hammar Parhyar 6/6 15 Badin GD Allah Abad 6/6 16 Badin GD Lakhadino Sarejo 6/6 17 Badin BHU Lal Bux Notkani 6/6 18 Badin GD Luari Sharif 24/7 19 Badin BHU Artallary Chak 6/6 20 Badin GD Panhwer Mori 6/6 21 Badin GD Qabaili Chak 6/6 22 Badin BHU Yousif Soomro 6/6 23 Badin ED Jumoo Abro 6/6 24 Badin GD Haji Yousuf Soomro 6/6 25 Badin DCD Hayat Solangi 6/6 26 Badin ED Ali MohdKhaskheli 6/6 27 Badin ED MohdHashim jat 6/6 28 Badin DCD Saboo Khan Chang 6/6 29 Badin DCD Talib Buchyo 6/6 30 Badin GD Seerani 24/7 31 Badin BHU Ahmed Rajo 6/6 32 Badin BHU Ali MohdMehree 6/6 33 Badin GD Abdullah Samoo 6/6 34 Badin GD Baghli 6/6 35 Badin BHU Gharo 6/6 36 Badin BHU Mataro Mendhro 6/6 37 Badin DCD Ramzan Abro 6/6 38 Badin GD Mauji Kolhi 6/6 39 Badin BHU Junna 24/7 40 Badin BHU Khorwah 24/7 41 Badin BHU Rahuki 24/7 42 Badin BHU Tarai 6/6 43 Badin DCD Noor Mohd 6/6 44 Badin ED Allah Bachyo 6/6 45 Badin BHU Haji Nizamdin 24/7 46 Badin DCD Budho Qambrani 6/6 47 Badin DCD Mir Mubarik @ Sim Nali 6/6 48 Badin ED Haji Mevo Talpur 6/6 49 Badin ED Murtza Arain 6/6 50 Badin ED Taj MohdJunejo 6/6 51 Badin GD Ameerulddin Punjabi 6/6 52 Badin GD MohdKhan Jarwar 6/6 53 Badin GD Sorhadi 6/6 54 Badin BHU Choudari Fateh Mohd 6/6 55 Badin BHU Haji Dodo Gishkori 6/6 56 Badin ED Qazi Fateh Mohd 6/6 57 Badin GD Dumbalo 24/7 58 Badin GD Mohib Leghari 6/6 59 Badin ED Ali Akber Nizamani Otaq 6/6 60 Badin BHU Kapi Mori 6/6 61 Badin BHU Mir MohdNizamani 6/6 62 Badin BHU Nabi Bux Kamboh 24/7 63 Badin GD Beero Lanjwani 6/6 64 Badin BHU Gulab Leghari 24/7 65 Badin ED Nawab Zubear Talpur 6/6 66 Badin GD Manik Leghari 6/6 67 Badin BHU Phalkara 24/7 68 Badin ED Baran Leghari 6/6 69 Badin GD Ghano Khan Leghari 6/6 70 Badin ED Allah Dad Bhurgri 6/6 71 Badin BHU Rip 24/7 72 Badin DCD Achh Sharif 6/6 73 Badin DCD Madina Farm 6/6 74 Badin BHU Ghulam MohdNizamani 24/7 75 Badin BHU Ghulam Shah Mori 24/7 76 Badin GD Bhoro Sahib Khan 6/6 77 Badin GD Motan Chandio 6/6 78 Badin USK Abdul Ghafoor 6/6 79 Badin BHU Saeed Pur 24/7 80 Badin GD Adhori Tail 6/6 81 Badin BHU Dadah 6/6 82 Badin DCD Abdul Sattar Pirzada 6/6 83 Badin DCD Mevo Khan Leghari 6/6 84 Badin DCD Sangi Pherho 6/6 85 Badin GD Bakho Chandio 6/6 86 Badin GD Sultan Seehero 6/6 87 Badin DCD Choudri Din Mohd 6/6 88 Badin GD Ishaque Dero 6/6 89 Badin GD Meena 6/6 90 Badin BHU Wali MohdMalkani 24/7 91 Badin DCD Allah Bux Liskani 6/6 92 Badin DCD Mehrab Chandio 6/6 93 Badin ED Ghulam MohdKamboh 6/6 94 Badin BHU Khalifo Qasim 24/7 95 Badin BHU Saeed Khan Bhugari 6/6 96 Badin BHU Turk Faram 6/6 97 Badin DCD Abdullah Junejo 6/6 98 Badin DCD Shadi Larg 6/6 99 Badin BHU Ali Bux Shah 24/7 100 Badin DCD Saman Sarkar 6/6 101 Badin ED Missari Khoso 6/6 102 Badin ED MohdBachal 6/6 103 Badin GD Pir Hamid Shah 6/6 1 Mirpurkhas BHU Kangoro 6/6 2 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Abdullah Khan Jarwar 24/7 3 Mirpurkhas DCD Deh 190 6/6 4 Mirpurkhas GD 25000 Mori 6/6 5 Mirpurkhas GD Qazi Ashraf 6/6 6 Mirpurkhas GD Shah Mori 6/6 7 Mirpurkhas BHU Ramzan Junejo 6/6 8 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Paban Deh 160 24/7 9 Mirpurkhas DCD Deh - 170 6/6 10 Mirpurkhas DCD Deh 151 6/6 11 Mirpurkhas USK Ghulam Nabi Junejo 6/6 12 Mirpurkhas BHU Abdul Qayoom Khair 6/6 13 Mirpurkhas BHU Faqeer Bashir Laghari 6/6 14 Mirpurkhas GD Mir Hassan Kaloi 6/6 15 Mirpurkhas MCH Abdul Qayoom Khair 24/7 16 Mirpurkhas BHU Khann 6/6 17 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Patoyoon 24/7 18 Mirpurkhas GD Bugti Farm 6/6 19 Mirpurkhas GD MohdHassan Mari 6/6 20 Mirpurkhas MCH Khann 24/7 21 Mirpurkhas BHU Lalchand Bungalow 6/6 22 Mirpurkhas DCD Mirpur Old 6/6 23 Mirpurkhas GD Ahmed Bux Narejo 6/6 24 Mirpurkhas GD Imtiaz Panhwar 6/6 25 Mirpurkhas GD Kamal Khan Laghari 6/6 26 Mirpurkhas MCH Mirpur Old 24/7 27 Mirpurkhas USK Abdul Latif Narejo 6/6 28 Mirpurkhas DCD Hashim Brohi 6/6 29 Mirpurkhas DCD Nazar MohdBrohi 6/6 30 Mirpurkhas DCD Pir Azeem Shah 6/6 31 Mirpurkhas DCD Zahidabad 6/6 32 Mirpurkhas GD Ratanabad 6/6 33 Mirpurkhas MCH Turk Ali Mari 24/7 34 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Tando Kolachi 24/7 35 Mirpurkhas GD Ahori 6/6 36 Mirpurkhas GD Ali Sher Shah 6/6 37 Mirpurkhas GD Dajhero Mori 6/6 38 Mirpurkhas GD MohdKhan Laghari 6/6 39 Mirpurkhas GD Ali Murad Bhatti 6/6 40 Mirpurkhas BHU Faqeer Faiz MohdBilalani 6/6 41 Mirpurkhas BHU Fazal Bhambro 6/6 42 Mirpurkhas MCH Jhudo 24/7 43 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Kot Mir Jan Mohd 24/7 44 Mirpurkhas BHU Karam Ali Laghari 6/6 45 Mirpurkhas GD Roshanabad 6/6 46 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Hashim Bhurgri 24/7 47 Mirpurkhas GD Kachelo Station 6/6 48 Mirpurkhas BHU Dengan Bhurgri 6/6 49 Mirpurkhas BHU Ubedullah Bhurgri 6/6 50 Mirpurkhas DCD Dengan Rasti 6/6 51 Mirpurkhas GD MohdAli Kalro 6/6 52 Mirpurkhas GD Ramzan Kalro 6/6 53 Mirpurkhas DCD Otaq Ahmed Khan 6/6 54 Mirpurkhas BHU Dial Garh 6/6 55 Mirpurkhas BHU Sikriyari 6/6 56 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Kot Mirs Landhi 24/7 57 Mirpurkhas DCD Roopchand Kolhi 6/6 58 Mirpurkhas GD Mir Ghulam Hussain 6/6 59 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Kachelo Farm 24/7 60 Mirpurkhas DCD 10 Mile Mori 6/6 61 Mirpurkhas BHU Hameed Pura Colony 6/6 62 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Nawab Colony 24/7 63 Mirpurkhas BHU Satellite Town 6/6 64 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Mehmoodabad 24/7 65 Mirpurkhas BHU Doulat Laghari 6/6 66 Mirpurkhas GD Kak Bungalow 6/6 67 Mirpurkhas GD Mir Sher Mohd 6/6 68 Mirpurkhas GD Tarique Farm 6/6 69 Mirpurkhas MCH Doulat Leghari 24/7 70 Mirpurkhas BHU Jhiluri 6/6 71 Mirpurkhas BHU Ghulam Hyder Shah 6/6 72 Mirpurkhas BHU Khadim Ali Shah 6/6 73 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Makhan Samoon 24/7 74 Mirpurkhas GD Nizamuddin Muhajir 6/6 75 Mirpurkhas GD Taju Khaskheli 6/6 76 Mirpurkhas BHU Khumbri 6/6 77 Mirpurkhas MCH Mirwah 24/7 78 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Usman Junajo 24/7 79 Mirpurkhas DCD Bahadur Unar 6/6 80 Mirpurkhas DCD Deedio Meghwar 6/6 81 Mirpurkhas GD Abdul Rauf Panhwer 6/6 82 Mirpurkhas GD Jhurbi 6/6 83 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Girhore Sharif 24/7 84 Mirpurkhas GD Faqeer Abdullah Mangrio 6/6 85 Mirpurkhas BHU Hingorno 6/6 86 Mirpurkhas BHU Khan Sahab Din MohdJunejo 6/6 87 Mirpurkhas MCH Hingorno 24/7 88 Mirpurkhas MCH Khan Sahab Din MohdJunejo 24/7 89 Mirpurkhas BHU Ismail Jo Goth 6/6 90 Mirpurkhas BHU+ Moharram Kanhiyo 24/7 91 Mirpurkhas DCD Hussain Dars 6/6 92 Mirpurkhas DCD Kathri 6/6 93 Mirpurkhas DCD Shah Bux Lashari 6/6 94 Mirpurkhas GD Dilber Mehar 6/6 95 Mirpurkhas GD Mohsin Raza Farm 6/6 96 Mirpurkhas GD Sharif Rind 6/6 97 Mirpurkhas BHU Malook Pahore 6/6 1 Sanghar BHU ABDULLAH SANGRASI 6/6 2 Sanghar BHU BERANI 24/7 3 Sanghar BHU AMAL WASAN 6/6 4 Sanghar GD MEHRAB KHAN LASKANI 6/6 5 Sanghar GD DILOR MORI 6/6 6 Sanghar BHU NAUABAD 24/7 7 Sanghar BHU BILAWAL HINGORJO 6/6 8 Sanghar BHU YAMEEN HINGORJO 6/6 9 Sanghar DCD Gujhri 6/6 10 Sanghar GD JADAM DARS 6/6 11 Sanghar BHU DHILYAR 6/6 12 Sanghar BHU HATHUNGO 24/7 13 Sanghar BHU HAJI HASSAN HINGORO 6/6 14 Sanghar BHU QAZI WALI M RAJAR 6/6 15 Sanghar GD ADAM BHANBHRO 6/6 16 Sanghar GD Mohd BUX RAJAR 6/6 17 Sanghar BHU KAMIL HINGORO 6/6 18 Sanghar GD SAEEDAHO 6/6 19 Sanghar BHU HAMZO DARS 6/6 20 Sanghar BHU KHAHI 24/7 21 Sanghar BHU KALU RAJAR 6/6 22 Sanghar BHU MALOOK MAHAR 6/6 23 Sanghar DC DISPENSARY LOON KHAN 6/6 24 Sanghar GD AMIN DARS 6/6 25 Sanghar BHU BHIT BHAITI 6/6 26 Sanghar GD ABDULLAH SHAH 6/6 27 Sanghar BHU CHUTIARYOON 24/7 28 Sanghar BHU TANDO MITHA KHAN 24/7 29 Sanghar BHU GUJRI 24/7 30 Sanghar BHU BASSI 6/6 31 Sanghar BHU DHANI PARTO RAJPAR 6/6 32 Sanghar GD KARIM DAD JUNEJO 6/6 33 Sanghar GD DILBAR NIZAMANI 6/6 34 Sanghar BHU Chak No-8 24/7 35 Sanghar GD SABIR WASAN 6/6 36 Sanghar BHU CHAMAN DAS 6/6 37 Sanghar BHU MOHIB ALI JUNEJO 6/6 38 Sanghar BHU PIRU MAL 24/7 39 Sanghar BHU AWADH 6/6 40 Sanghar BHU HEAD JAMRAO 24/7 41 Sanghar DC DISPENCERY CHAK 41 6/6 42 Sanghar BHU KHAN SANJRANI 6/6 43 Sanghar GD ABDUL HAKEEM BHANBHRO 6/6 44 Sanghar UNANI SHIFA KHANA SHUJA JAKHRO 6/6 45 Sanghar BHU BARHOON 6/6 46 Sanghar BHU MULA HURMAT 6/6 47 Sanghar BHU QAZI JUMAN DAHRI 6/6 48 Sanghar GD DIN MOHMMAD KAKEPOTO 6/6 49 Sanghar GD GUHRAM JAMALI 6/6 50 Sanghar BHU ALAM KHAN ZARDARI 6/6 51 Sanghar BHU JAINDO RIND 24/7 52 Sanghar BHU Lundo 6/6 53 Sanghar GD SOOMAR FAQIR HINGORO 6/6 54 Sanghar BHU GOLO PIR 24/7 55 Sanghar GD JUMA VILLAGE 6/6 56 Sanghar BHU KAMIL KERIO 24/7 57 Sanghar BHU SOOMAR WASAN 6/6 58 Sanghar BHU MAROOF DAHRI 6/6 59 Sanghar BHU MEHAR ALI TALUP 24/7 60 Sanghar BHU KARIM DINO WASAN 24/7 61 Sanghar BHU RAHIM ABAD 6/6 62 Sanghar BHU WALI Mohd KERIO 6/6 63 Sanghar DC DISPENSARY COL.
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    FINAL RESULT - FALL 2021 ROUND 2 Announced on Monday, July 19, 2021 INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, KARACHI BBA, BS (ACCOUNTING & FINANCE), BS (ECONOMICS) & BS (SOCIAL SCIENCES) ADMISSIONS FINAL RESULT ‐ TEST HELD ON SUNDAY, JULY 4, 2021 (FALL 2021, ROUND 2) LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR DIRECT ADMISSION (BBA PROGRAM) SAT Test Math Eng TOTAL Maximum Marks 800 800 1600 Cut-Off Marks 600 600 1420 Math Eng Total IBA Test MCQ MCQ MCQ Maximum Marks 180 180 360 Cut-Off Marks 88 88 224 Seat S. No. App No. Name Father's Name No. 1 7904 30 LAIBA RAZI RAZI AHMED JALALI 112 116 228 2 7957 2959 HASSAAN RAZA CHINOY MUHAMMAD RAZA CHINOY 112 132 244 3 7962 3549 MUHAMMAD SHAYAN ARIF ARIF HUSSAIN 152 120 272 4 7979 455 FATIMA RIZWAN RIZWAN SATTAR 160 92 252 5 8000 1464 MOOSA SHERGILL FARZAND SHERGILL 124 124 248 6 8937 1195 ANAUSHEY BATOOL ATTA HUSSAIN SHAH 92 156 248 7 8938 1200 BIZZAL FARHAN ALI MEMON FARHAN MEMON 112 112 224 8 8978 2248 AFRA ABRO NAVEED ABRO 96 136 232 9 8982 2306 MUHAMMAD TALHA MEMON SHAHID PARVEZ MEMON 136 136 272 10 9003 3266 NIRDOSH KUMAR NARAIN NA 120 108 228 11 9017 3635 ALI SHAZ KARMANI IMTIAZ ALI KARMANI 136 100 236 12 9031 1945 SAIFULLAH SOOMRO MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM SOOMRO 132 96 228 13 9469 1187 MUHAMMAD ADIL RAFIQ AHMAD KHAN 112 112 224 14 9579 2321 MOHAMMAD ABDULLAH KUNDI MOHAMMAD ASGHAR KHAN KUNDI 100 124 224 15 9582 2346 ADINA ASIF MALIK MOHAMMAD ASIF 104 120 224 16 9586 2566 SAMAMA BIN ASAD MUHAMMAD ASAD IQBAL 96 128 224 17 9598 2685 SYED ZAFAR ALI SYED SHAUKAT HUSSAIN SHAH 124 104 228 18 9684 526 MUHAMMAD HAMZA
  • Politics of Sindh Under Zia Government an Analysis of Nationalists Vs Federalists Orientations

    Politics of Sindh Under Zia Government an Analysis of Nationalists Vs Federalists Orientations

    POLITICS OF SINDH UNDER ZIA GOVERNMENT AN ANALYSIS OF NATIONALISTS VS FEDERALISTS ORIENTATIONS A Thesis Doctor of Philosophy By Amir Ali Chandio 2009 Department of Political Science & International Relations Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan POLITICS OF SINDH UNDER ZIA GOVERNMENT AN ANALYSIS OF NATIONALISTS VS FEDERALISTS ORIENTATIONS A Thesis Doctor of Philosophy By Amir Ali Chandio 2009 Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmed Chaudhry Department of Political Science & International Relations Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan Dedicated to: Baba Bullay Shah & Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai The poets of love, fraternity, and peace DECLARATION This thesis is the result of my own investigations, except where otherwise stated. Other sources are acknowledged by giving explicit references. A bibliography is appended. This work has not previously been accepted in substance for any degree and is not being concurrently submitted in candidature for any degree. Signed………………………………………………………………….( candidate) Date……………………………………………………………………. CERTIFICATES This is to certify that I have gone through the thesis submitted by Mr. Amir Ali Chandio thoroughly and found the whole work original and acceptable for the award of the degree of Doctorate in Political Science. To the best of my knowledge this work has not been submitted anywhere before for any degree. Supervisor Professor Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmed Choudhry Department of Political Science & International Relations Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan Chairman Department of Political Science & International Relations Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan. ABSTRACT The nationalist feelings in Sindh existed long before the independence, during British rule. The Hur movement and movement of the separation of Sindh from Bombay Presidency for the restoration of separate provincial status were the evidence’s of Sindhi nationalist thinking.
  • A Case Study of Balochi Classical Poetry)

    A Case Study of Balochi Classical Poetry)

    - 143 - Bi-Annual Research Journal “BALOCHISTAN REVIEW” ISSN 1810-2174 Balochistan Study Centre, University of Balochistan, Quetta (Pakistan) VOL. XXXVI NO. 1, 2017 SEED, SWORD AND STEED A Baloch feels ever proud to extol his seed, sword and steed (A case Study of Balochi Classical Poetry) Language and Literature Dr. Sajida Noreen1, Ghulam Nabi Sajid2 Dr. Zeenat Sana3 & Nasreen Gul4 Abstract This study revolves round the Baluch concern about his race and pride of being a respectable tribesman. His love for his sword and poetry about the sharpness of his sword is on high position. The third thing which Baloch love like his beloved is his steed. Baloch people live a nomadic life through the history. The Clash with other tribes are people his blessed him with unity and strengthen within hemselves. That is why when Prof Abdullah Jan Jamaldini was asked about those wows and promises which were made by notable persons of his age, and even all of them tested through very harmful examination but they all proved to be men of words. He said, “this was the age of war and bravery. All the respectable Baloch were warier, all of them were generous to his guests, allmost all were poet and beloved Sumaries. Now it was not easy to prove himself superior then other one, so they made these wows and difficult promises to be more prominent figure is society” Introduction Baloch tribesmen are prone to make trifles of terrors. The tribes, therefore, have been accustomed from ages to the simultaneous delight and exhaustion of their energies in inter-tribal war fare.
  • Not Eligible List

    Not Eligible List

    DIRECTORATE OF ADMISSIONS SHAHEED MOHTARMA BENAZIR BHUTTO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY LARKANO, SINDH, PAKISTAN Phone: (92)-074-4752760, Fax: 9410511, PABX: 9410750/Ext: 330 URL: www.smbbmu.edu.pk, Email: [email protected] LIST OF CANDIDATES FOUND NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION TO MBBS/BDS COURSE, SESSION 2019-20, DUE TO THE REASON(S) MENTIONED IN THE COLUMN OF REMARKS. S. No:/ Name with Father’s name Application NTS seat District. Remarks. Form No: No: 01 Miss. Yousra D/O Akhtar 18565 2902946 N-Feroze NTS marks less than 100 Awan 02 Mr. Afaque Ahmed S/O 18564 2905438 N-Feroze NTS marks less than 100 Akhtar Awan 03 Mr. Asad Ali S/O 15286 2900693 Dadu NTS marks less than 100 Ayaz Ali Mahesar 04 Miss. Areej D/O 11742 5601169 N-Feroze NTS marks less than 100 Sikandar Ali Panhwar 05 Mr. Abdul Raoof S/O 18776 2905812 Dadu NTS marks less than 100 Muhammad Ayoob Jamali 06 Mr. Feroze Ali S/O 17938 4001592 N-Feroze NTS marks less than 100 Dur Muhammad Siyal 07 Miss. Muskan Rajani D/O 01843 4000878 Dadu NTS marks less than 100 Ishwar Lal 08 Miss. Bushra Bibi D/O 13997 2906704 Jacobabad NTS score mismatched Qurban Ali Noonari with the score claimed by candidate 09 Miss. Jaweria D/O 01949 4001272 Larkano NTS marks less than 100 Nisar Ahmed Laghari 10 Miss. Khadija D/O 02249 7101210 Jacobabad NTS marks less than 100 Rashid Hussain Khoso 11 Mr. Awais Ahmed S/O 18743 2907847 Dadu NTS marks less than 100 Sultan Ahmed Chandio 12 Miss.