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Final Merit List of Admissions in Doctor of Pharmacy at Dow College of Pharmacy (Morning / Evening Program) Session 2020-21 Final Merit List of Admissions in Doctor of Pharmacy at Dow College of Pharmacy (Morning / Evening Program) Session 2020-21 Matric / O Level Intermediate / A Level Inter / A Level Entry Test Entry Test Marks Final Merit No Candidate CNIC Candidate's Name Father's Name Out of 850/900/ Obtain Marks Matric 10 % Obt Marks out of 1100 40 % Marks 50 % Total 1050/1100 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 4250172118029 Shiraz Ahmed Yar Muhammad Jokhio 693 850 8.152 926 1100 33.672 85 42.5 84.324 2 4210166379240 Hina Naz Muhammad Alauddin 747 850 8.788 865 1100 31.454 86 43 83.242 3 4210150949670 Ruba Tariq Muhammad Tariq Qureshi 753 850 8.858 875 1100 31.818 84 42 82.676 4 4240118656456 Maria Meraj Meraj Uddin Qureshi 723 850 8.505 910 1100 33.09 82 41 82.595 5 4220122203164 Misbah Aslam Muhammad Aslam 724 850 8.517 899 1100 32.69 81 40.5 81.707 6 4210133741968 Syeda Umaima Nasim Nasim Ahmed 661 850 7.776 713 1100 25.927 96 48 81.703 7 4230181320186 Attiya Naeem Muhammad Naeem 719 850 8.458 910 1100 33.09 80 40 81.548 Muhammad Abdul Wajid 8 4240166613930 Shahnoor Naz Qureshi 729 850 8.576 934 1100 33.963 78 39 Qureshi 81.539 9 4410190913088 Mahnoor Muhammad Akbar 673 850 7.917 948 1100 34.472 78 39 81.389 10 4240154284064 Muzna Farooq Farooq Ahmed Khan 741 850 8.717 972 1100 35.345 74 37 81.062 11 4210166322566 Huda Mehmood Mehmood Ahmed 737 850 8.67 887 1100 32.254 80 40 80.924 12 4220121965036 Narmeen Aqeel Aqeel Ahmed 726 850 8.541 903 1100 32.836 79 39.5 80.877 13 4540260317586 Shiza Mukhtiar Mukhtiar Ahmed 716 850 8.423 887 1100 32.254 80 40 80.677 14 4210156886834 Alizah Zaki Muhammad Zaki 746 850 8.776 889 1100 32.327 79 39.5 80.603 15 4210166186372 Uroob Usman Qazi Syed Usman Ali 774 850 9.105 865 1100 31.454 80 40 80.559 16 4220122308874 Minal Hasan Syed Hasan Haider 748 900 8.311 914 1100 33.236 78 39 80.547 Muhammad Zakaria Rasheed 17 4220124098316 Laiba 919 1050 8.752 887 1100 32.254 79 39.5 Siddique 80.506 18 4230183759650 Zainab Muhammad Hanif 882 1100 8.018 890 1100 32.363 80 40 80.381 Page 1 of 71 Final Merit List of Admissions in Doctor of Pharmacy at Dow College of Pharmacy (Morning / Evening Program) Session 2020-21 Matric / O Level Intermediate / A Level Inter / A Level Entry Test Entry Test Marks Final Merit No Candidate CNIC Candidate's Name Father's Name Out of 850/900/ Obtain Marks Matric 10 % Obt Marks out of 1100 40 % Marks 50 % Total 1050/1100 19 4210147900168 Idreesia Fatima Sultan Mohiuddin 672 850 7.905 875 1100 31.818 81 40.5 80.223 20 4220190248936 Mahnoor Abid Muhammad Abid 739 850 8.694 920 1100 33.454 76 38 80.148 21 4220147674988 Afia Baseer Muhammad Abdul Baseer 712 850 8.376 831 1100 30.218 83 41.5 80.094 22 4210156510366 Syeda Nimra Nisar Syed Nisar Ahmed 742 850 8.729 834 1100 30.327 82 41 80.056 23 4220114497232 Mahnoor Shah Munawar Shah 717 850 8.435 875 1100 31.818 79 39.5 79.753 24 4310543053311 Ali Sher Muhammad Pannah 652 850 7.67 964 1100 35.054 74 37 79.724 25 4240126595194 Areeba Iqbal Muhammad Iqbal 675 850 7.941 819 1100 29.781 84 42 79.722 26 4250154982684 Nafeesa Nadir Nadir Ali 709 850 8.341 983 1100 35.745 71 35.5 79.586 27 4220164078275 Rao Muhammad Daim Muhammad Naeem Akhtar 681 850 8.011 964 1100 35.054 73 36.5 79.565 28 4220172249680 Humaira Muhammad Ali 654 850 7.694 821 1100 29.854 84 42 79.548 29 4200070952656 Zubia Khan Eitesam Ali Khan 709 850 8.341 940 1100 34.181 74 37 79.522 30 4230163362904 Insiya Mustafa 708 850 8.329 857 1100 31.163 80 40 79.492 31 4220184169648 Mahnoor Aslam Aslam Parveez 720 850 8.47 892 1100 32.436 77 38.5 79.406 32 4220168082278 Mumtaz Palh Muhammad Yousuf Palh 734 850 8.635 842 1100 30.618 80 40 79.253 33 4210163387518 Bariyah Ahmed Syed Shakeel Ahmed 750 850 8.823 946 1100 34.4 72 36 79.223 34 4140979203072 Zunairah Fatima Ahmed Shahid Mahfooz 716 850 8.423 887 1100 32.254 77 38.5 79.177 35 4540404380483 Gul Bahar Nawaz Ali 708 850 8.329 930 1100 33.818 74 37 79.147 36 4210149189008 Aisha Khan Muhammad Irfan Khan 756 850 8.894 914 1100 33.236 74 37 79.13 Page 2 of 71 Final Merit List of Admissions in Doctor of Pharmacy at Dow College of Pharmacy (Morning / Evening Program) Session 2020-21 Matric / O Level Intermediate / A Level Inter / A Level Entry Test Entry Test Marks Final Merit No Candidate CNIC Candidate's Name Father's Name Out of 850/900/ Obtain Marks Matric 10 % Obt Marks out of 1100 40 % Marks 50 % Total 1050/1100 37 4240173736166 Ishrat Zahan Alamgir Aurangzeb 727 850 8.552 853 1100 31.018 79 39.5 79.07 38 4210102856894 Maham Javed Javed Iqbal 767 850 9.023 946 1100 34.4 71 35.5 78.923 39 4220191046912 Syeda Insiya Zehra Muhammad Asif Raza 928 1100 8.436 849 1100 30.872 79 39.5 78.808 40 4220195318410 Kinza Batool Ghulam Ali Jamali 761 850 8.952 903 1100 32.836 74 37 78.788 41 4210167758760 Yumnah Nadeem Nadeem Uddin Qureshi 731 900 8.122 883 1100 32.109 77 38.5 78.731 42 4210180314436 Ayesha Junaid Muhammad Junaid 770 850 9.058 871 1100 31.672 76 38 78.73 43 4210189018830 Taiyaba Rahmatullah Shaikh Rahmatullah 756 850 8.894 860 1100 31.272 77 38.5 78.666 44 4220184315561 Gohar Dayanand 703 850 8.27 877 1100 31.89 77 38.5 78.66 45 4220145729762 Umaisa Iqbal Muhammad Iqbal 747 850 8.788 890 1100 32.363 75 37.5 78.651 46 4240150209422 Mawra Kousar Kousar Ali 727 850 8.552 880 1100 32 76 38 78.552 47 4210183343959 Muhammad Aman Hasan Syed Akhter Hasan 739 850 8.694 889 1100 32.327 75 37.5 78.521 48 4210132274736 Bushra Abdul Ghaffar Khan 764 850 8.988 889 1100 32.327 74 37 78.315 49 4210140931657 Syed Awais Aftab Aftab Ud Din 689 850 8.105 844 1100 30.69 79 39.5 78.295 50 4240156290007 Saad Ali Rana Muhammad Hanif 718 850 8.447 861 1100 31.309 77 38.5 78.256 51 4220152648994 Rabia Khan Sajid Ali Khan 686 900 7.622 883 1100 32.109 77 38.5 78.231 52 4220149937405 Muhammad Hammad Khalil Ahmed 697 850 8.2 839 1100 30.509 79 39.5 78.209 53 4210113593550 Maria Moiz Moiz Uddin Muhammad Tariq 705 850 8.294 834 1100 30.327 79 39.5 78.121 54 4210178417086 Shaikh Areeba Zahid Shaikh Zahid Mehmood 741 850 8.717 946 1100 34.4 70 35 78.117 Page 3 of 71 Final Merit List of Admissions in Doctor of Pharmacy at Dow College of Pharmacy (Morning / Evening Program) Session 2020-21 Matric / O Level Intermediate / A Level Inter / A Level Entry Test Entry Test Marks Final Merit No Candidate CNIC Candidate's Name Father's Name Out of 850/900/ Obtain Marks Matric 10 % Obt Marks out of 1100 40 % Marks 50 % Total 1050/1100 55 4220118025432 Afrah Asif Muhammad Asif Uddin Khan 750 850 8.823 901 1100 32.763 73 36.5 78.086 56 4210122066206 Ifra Farooqui Altaf Farooqui 753 850 8.858 899 1100 32.69 73 36.5 78.048 Syed Muhammad Rahat 57 4240177720476 Yusra Hussain 735 850 8.647 877 1100 31.89 75 37.5 Hussain 78.037 58 4230171850568 Sumaiya Saleh Saleh Muhammad 731 850 8.6 835 1100 30.363 78 39 77.963 59 4210155803266 Alveena Tariq Tariq Muhammad 732 850 8.611 889 1100 32.327 74 37 77.938 60 4220183914118 Maham Fayyaz Fayyaz Ahmed 750 850 8.823 924 1100 33.6 71 35.5 77.923 61 4220162637246 Aaisha Irfan Muhammad Irfan 730 850 8.588 940 1100 34.181 70 35 77.769 62 4210181439164 Fareena Shariq Muhammad Amir Shariq 734 850 8.635 842 1100 30.618 77 38.5 77.753 63 4240143900258 Sumaira Zahoor Ul Haq 726 850 8.541 899 1100 32.69 73 36.5 77.731 64 4130637098024 Khadija Muhammad Altaf 713 850 8.388 861 1100 31.309 76 38 77.697 65 4240172433185 Muhammad Wahab Baig Mirza Muhammad Ayoub Baig 685 850 8.058 870 1100 31.636 76 38 77.694 66 4210165402416 Dua Jawed Muhammad Jawed 730 850 8.588 869 1100 31.6 75 37.5 77.688 67 4220182019824 Maria Arshad Arshad Mahmood 686 850 8.07 855 1100 31.09 77 38.5 77.66 68 4240102906714 Noushaba Shakeel Shakeel Ahmed 728 850 8.564 882 1100 32.072 74 37 77.636 69 4220115799208 Amna Akram Abbasi Muhammad Akram Abbasi 736 850 8.658 920 1100 33.454 71 35.5 77.612 70 4220160201347 Muhammad Hussain Abbas Aamir Abbas 738 850 8.682 905 1100 32.909 72 36 77.591 71 42101-7321384-6 Maryam Kanwal Ashfaq Ahmed 720 850 8.47 883 1100 32.109 74 37 77.579 72 4210155279309 Muhammad Areeb Muhammad Younus 730 850 8.588 837 1100 30.436 77 38.5 77.524 Page 4 of 71 Final Merit List of Admissions in Doctor of Pharmacy at Dow College of Pharmacy (Morning / Evening Program) Session 2020-21 Matric / O Level Intermediate / A Level Inter / A Level Entry Test Entry Test Marks Final Merit No Candidate CNIC Candidate's Name Father's Name Out of 850/900/ Obtain Marks Matric 10 % Obt Marks out of 1100 40 % Marks 50 % Total 1050/1100 73 4220189480138 Manal Asim Asim Parvez Khan 738 850 8.682 832 1100 30.254 77 38.5 77.436 74 4220155035358 Maryum Imran Muhammad Imran 972 1100 8.836 869 1100 31.6 74 37 77.436 75 4240103799436 Nimra Nisar Ahmed 702 850 8.258 883 1100 32.109 74 37 77.367 76 4220141601234 Mehak Zaheer Zaheer Ahmed Gondal 763 850 8.976 903 1100 32.836 71 35.5 77.312 77 4210151231576 Laiba Arif Rizwan Arif Akhter Rizwan 742 850 8.729 827 1100 30.072 77 38.5 77.301 78 4520565354637 Ghulamullah Ghualm Abbass 544 850 6.4 932 1100 33.89 74 37 77.29 79 4420543517608 Maha Shahid Shahid Hussain 716 850 8.423 847 1100 30.8 76 38 77.223 80 4210182091578 Unzila Khalid Hasan Khalid 748 850 8.8 861 1100 31.309 74 37 77.109 81 4240190532940 Laiba Abid Abid Ali 734 850 8.635 810 1100 29.454 78 39 77.089 82 4210152451946 Saniya Nadeem Nadeem Baig 700 850 8.235 903 1100 32.836 72 36 77.071 83 4250148533782 Madiha Ishtiaque Ahmed 729 850 8.576 893 1100 32.472 72 36 77.048 84 4220131098893 Syed Mudasir Ali Allah Buksh 725 850 8.529 853 1100 31.018 75 37.5 77.047 85 4220146008562 Aiman Badar Badar Kafeel 737 850 8.67 875 1100 31.818 73 36.5 76.988 86 4130344112716 Fatima Muhammad Aslam 637
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