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Basic IT Result of Batch-14 Exam Held on 05-06 December 2020 Note: Failled Or Absentees Need Not Apply Again Basic IT Result of Batch-14 Exam held on 05-06 December 2020 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 15 days. Dated: 01-01-2021 S.No Name Department NIC Studentid Module Status Batch Ord 9075 Udc Muhammad 1 Rasheed Ordinance army corps 37405-6628888-9 VU201400798 3 RL 14 2 Majid Hanif Federal Investigation Agency 61101-3123264-9 VU201401425 3 RL 14 3 Majid Aziz Qureshi Main Ministry 61101-4472647-7 VU170403860 3 Pass 14 4 Waseer Khan National Highways Motorway Police 11201-4478604-3 VU201400019 3 Pass 14 5 Nayyar Abbas RV&FC 12101-3656262-5 VU201400025 3 Pass 14 6 Muhammad Waqas President Secretariat (Personal) 12103-9359140-5 VU201400031 3 Pass 14 Directorate General Pakistan Post 7 Muhammad Zahid Islamabad 13101-4737242-3 VU201400038 3 Pass 14 8 Sakina Ashraf National Highways & Motorway Police 13101-5008611-6 VU201400039 3 Pass 14 9 Sarfraz Baloch Records Wing Abbottabad 13101-5162514-5 VU201400040 3 Pass 14 Pakistan military academy kakul Officers 10 Bakhtawar Khan Mess 13101-5309498-7 VU201400041 3 Pass 14 11 Muhammad Zeeshan GM (SS) / YSD 13101-8805361-1 VU201400043 3 Pass 14 12 Muhammad Qasir Estate Office 13101-9589501-1 VU201400044 3 Pass 14 13 Ishfaq Hussain RV&FC 13302-0355267-5 VU201400050 3 Pass 14 14 Ishfaq Ahmed Ministry of Maritime Affairs 13302-8186390-7 VU201400052 3 Pass 14 15 Murad Ali PNS BAHADUR/ Majeed SRE 13302-9420734-9 VU201400055 3 Pass 14 16 Ghulam Hussain Federal Board of Revenue 13503-1898655-9 VU201400061 3 Pass 14 17 Noor Ud Deen AIRPORT SECURITY FORCE 13503-6859167-5 VU201400063 3 Pass 14 PAKISTAN MILITARY ACADEMY KAKUL 18 Muhammad Sajid ABBOTTABAD 13504-8840089-1 VU201400065 3 Pass 14 19 Waqar Hassan Army services corps 14201-6987423-9 VU201400066 3 Pass 14 20 Shams Ur Rehman Quaid I Azam University 14201-9370140-1 VU201400067 3 Pass 14 21 Parveen Akhtar Pakistan Navy 14202-2475007-0 VU201400068 3 Pass 14 22 Shahnaz Kalsoom Pakistan Navy 14202-2518987-6 VU201400069 3 Pass 14 23 Qamar Zaman EME Centre Records Wing 14202-8074771-3 VU201400072 3 Pass 14 Basic IT Result of Batch-14 Exam held on 05-06 December 2020 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 15 days. Dated: 01-01-2021 S.No Name Department NIC Studentid Module Status Batch 24 Asif Sultan Pakistan Army 14203-1266488-1 VU201400074 3 Pass 14 25 Arshad Mehmood Military Farm Kohat 14301-1456920-9 VU201400079 3 Pass 14 26 Adeel Ahmed Ansari Military Farm Attock / RVFC 14301-2069020-1 VU201400080 3 Pass 14 27 Muhammad Naeem GHQ, LS Branch DGP(Army) 15201-0585857-1 VU201400085 3 Pass 14 28 Muhammad Tanveer Ullah Pakistan Housing Authority Foundation 15201-4523411-5 VU201400087 3 Pass 14 29 Irfan Ali FGEI (C/G) Directorate 16101-3142296-5 VU201400094 3 Pass 14 30 Shawal Khan Pakistan Public Works Department 16101-5924406-7 VU201400097 3 Pass 14 31 Arsalan Khan FGEI C/G 16101-8108005-9 VU201400099 3 Pass 14 32 Islamuddin POSTAL LIFE INSURANCE 16102-4246460-1 VU201400102 3 Pass 14 33 Muhammad Asif Pakistan Housing Authority Foundation 16102-4351756-9 VU201400103 3 Pass 14 34 Aaqib Sohail AFBMTC 16102-5457540-7 VU201400104 3 Pass 14 directorate general of immigration and 35 Jawad Ahmad passport 16102-6527243-1 VU201400105 3 Pass 14 36 Qismat Khan Pakistan Post 16102-8072332-1 VU201400106 3 Pass 14 37 Muhammad Faheem National Highways and Notorway Police 16102-9690888-1 VU201400107 3 Pass 14 38 Bahar Ali FG Tuberculosis Centre 16102-9856068-7 VU201400108 3 Pass 14 39 Muhammad Nasir Khan D legal 16202-4026966-3 VU201400115 3 Pass 14 40 Muhammad Fazil Pakistan Post Office Department 16203-0346622-1 VU201400117 3 Pass 14 41 Amjad Ali Ordnance Depot Nowshera 17101-0354702-3 VU201400119 3 Pass 14 42 Ashfaq Ahmad FIA 17101-5567537-9 VU201400123 3 Pass 14 43 Inamullah Ministry of Interior 17101-6948215-5 VU201400124 3 Pass 14 44 Tayyab Khan Federal Investigation Agency 17103-0346253-9 VU201400128 3 Pass 14 45 Kaleem Ullah CASD (EME) 17201-1797422-5 VU201400129 3 Pass 14 46 Waqas Khan National Highways and Motorway Police 17201-3402419-3 VU201400132 3 Pass 14 Basic IT Result of Batch-14 Exam held on 05-06 December 2020 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 15 days. Dated: 01-01-2021 S.No Name Department NIC Studentid Module Status Batch 47 Hamid Farhan National Logistics Cell (NLC) 17201-4363159-9 VU201400135 3 Pass 14 Directorate General Immigration & 48 Saifullah Passport 17201-5651949-5 VU201400138 3 Pass 14 49 Yasir Khan Banking Court-1, kpk, Peshawar. 17201-6213884-9 VU201400139 3 Pass 14 50 Saddam Hussain National Highways and Notorway Police 17201-7355007-5 VU201400140 3 Pass 14 51 Mansoor Zaman Banking Court-1, kpk, Peshawar. 17301-0507546-9 VU201400143 3 Pass 14 National Savings Qafla road Tehkal 52 Nasir Amin Peshawar 17301-1474288-1 VU201400148 3 Pass 14 53 Mehirdil khan PAKISTAN AIR FORCE 17301-1631275-3 VU201400149 3 Pass 14 54 Yahya Murad Estate Office 17301-2269081-3 VU201400151 3 Pass 14 55 Muhammad Bilal Estate Office 17301-2592751-9 VU201400154 3 Pass 14 56 Naveed Shahid National Highways and Motorways Police 17301-2962898-7 VU201400155 3 Pass 14 57 Muhammad Jansher Pakistan Public Works Department 17301-3371979-7 VU201400156 3 Pass 14 58 Muhammad Ramzan Pakistan Navy 17301-4652954-3 VU201400157 3 Pass 14 Directorate General immigration & 59 Javaid Iqbal Passports ISL 17301-4819386-7 VU201400160 3 Pass 14 60 Waqas Ahmad Federal Investigation Agency 17301-4976888-7 VU201400161 3 Pass 14 61 Syed Amjad Ali Shah PASTIC National Centre, Peshawar 17301-6517448-3 VU201400166 3 Pass 14 FG Degree College for Women, Bannu 62 Waleed Hassan Cantt 17301-7133985-7 VU201400167 3 Pass 14 63 Shoaib Ahmed Pakistan Air Force 17301-7554926-5 VU201400168 3 Pass 14 64 Zeeshan Ali PHA Foundation 17301-8614739-5 VU201400169 3 Pass 14 65 Hidayat Ullah National Highway Motorway Police 21104-2787959-1 VU201400174 3 Pass 14 66 Zahoor Shah Pakistan Navy 21505-0417052-5 VU201400176 3 Pass 14 67 Sadar Ud Din RV&FC 21703-4215599-1 VU201400178 3 Pass 14 68 Hassan Ali PAKISTAN NAVY 21705-7414605-9 VU201400179 3 Pass 14 Basic IT Result of Batch-14 Exam held on 05-06 December 2020 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 15 days. Dated: 01-01-2021 S.No Name Department NIC Studentid Module Status Batch 69 Muhammad Naveed Estate Office 22501-6154870-9 VU201400180 3 Pass 14 70 M Asif Pakistan Navy 31201-6728457-7 VU201400185 3 Pass 14 Directorate General of immigration & 71 Aneeza Shakir passport 31202-3746555-8 VU201400189 3 Pass 14 72 Saqib Arshad FGEI (C/G) Directorate 31202-9082350-7 VU201400191 3 Pass 14 Directorate General of immigration & 73 Jahanzeb Shakir passports 31202-9363207-5 VU201400192 3 Pass 14 74 Bilawal Mumtaz Estate Office Management 31203-7690265-7 VU201400193 3 Pass 14 75 Usman Maqsood Estate Office Management 31205-3399592-5 VU201400196 3 Pass 14 76 Dawood Hussain National Highways And Motorway Police 31205-8129628-7 VU201400200 3 Pass 14 77 Hassan Mahmood Estate Office Management 31205-8912243-1 VU201400201 3 Pass 14 78 Ghulam Murtaza National Highways and Motorway Police 31301-6899531-7 VU201400202 3 Pass 14 79 Muhammad Shafique Army 31303-2356153-7 VU201400204 3 Pass 14 80 Aqeel Mustafa Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences 31303-3944641-5 VU201400206 3 Pass 14 81 Sumaira Saleem Pakistan Navy 31303-4365468-6 VU201400207 3 Pass 14 Directorate general immigration & 82 Muhammad Asif passport 31303-5894968-3 VU201400208 3 Pass 14 83 Muhammad Asif National Highways and Motorway Police 31303-6694094-1 VU201400209 3 Pass 14 84 Khurum Shezad Army 31303-6896215-1 VU201400210 3 Pass 14 85 Mehmood Ahmed Wafa FGEIs (C/G) Dte Rawalpindi Cantt 31304-1643987-1 VU201400212 3 Pass 14 86 Muhammad Adnan PAKISTAN NAVY CIVILIAN AUTHORITY 31304-7225178-7 VU201400213 3 Pass 14 87 Muhammad Nawaz PAKISTAN PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 32102-9276545-1 VU201400216 3 Pass 14 Basic IT Result of Batch-14 Exam held on 05-06 December 2020 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 15 days. Dated: 01-01-2021 S.No Name Department NIC Studentid Module Status Batch 88 Sohail Akbar Army 32103-1290930-1 VU201400217 3 Pass 14 89 Kashif Shabir Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) 32103-3143679-9 VU201400218 3 Pass 14 90 Abdul Basit ESTATE OFFICE 32103-3375877-3 VU201400219 3 Pass 14 91 Sadiq Hussain Ministry of Science & Technology 32103-4983189-1 VU201400222 3 Pass 14 92 Sajjad Raza Banking Court, Sahiwal. 32103-6117075-7 VU201400224 3 Pass 14 93 Moin Akhtar Pakistan Navy Civilian Authority (PNCA) 32103-6518260-9 VU201400225 3 Pass 14 94 Jahangeer Khan Security Office /Pakistan Navy 32203-1580396-5 VU201400227 3 Pass 14 95 Muhammad Arif LAW AND JUSTICE 32203-1993490-3 VU201400229 3 Pass 14 96 Muhammad Ramzan Bag Section 32303-0569410-5 VU201400231 3 Pass 14 97 Wajid Iqbal Audit-I 32303-4047782-7 VU201400236 3 Pass 14 98 Husnain Muzahir Federal Investigation Agency 33100-0152484-3 VU201400238 3 Pass 14 99 Muhammad Arslan Aslam National Highways and Motorways police 33100-2782436-1 VU201400239 3 Pass 14 MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS (RAILWAY 100 Javed Iqbal
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