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Zone 104 Afghanistan Armenia Saudi Arabia H3 Cand # Name & Surname School Town Country R L U T 858051 Irena Simonyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 34 22 25,5 81,5 821576 Karayan Hamlet Gazprom School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 25,5 80,5 835123 Avagyan Stefani Gazprom School Yerevan Armenia 34 22 22,5 78,5 800294 Lili Movsesyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 34 21 22,5 77,5 806015 Gayane Abgarayn Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 33 20 24 77 803912 Marine Heqimyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 32 22 22,5 76,5 800258 Elen Sahakyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 34 21 21 76 800292 Gayane Harutyunyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 34 21 21 76 802207 Elen Hakobyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 33 22 21 76 837463 Karamyan Areg Gazprom School Yerevan Armenia 33 22 21 76 820789 Avetisyan AleX Macsedan school Yerevan Armenia 33 21 21 75 828592 Svetlana Nazaretyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 30 21 24 75 800538 Laura Arakelyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 32 20 22,5 74,5 801014 Emma Gasparyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 19,5 74,5 801017 Vahe Petrosyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 19,5 74,5 801025 Mark Martirosyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 19,5 74,5 801026 Norayr Khachatryan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 19,5 74,5 801027 Arsen Zohrabyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 19,5 74,5 823284 MAHDIA HUSSAINI Adeeb Learning Academy Kabul Afghanistan 33 22 19,5 74,5 820794 Tsaturyan Maria Macsedan school Yerevan Armenia 34 22 18 74 858050 Lucy Gharibian Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 34 22 18 74 824005 Aleksandra Hunanyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 33 21 19,5 73,5 800642 Anna Zadayan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 32 22 19,5 73,5 801286 Anna Galstyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 20 19,5 73,5 801482 Movses Zoltman Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 19 22,5 73,5 801789 Armen Simonyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 19 22,5 73,5 801016 Laura Jhangiryan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 18 73 801018 Mariam Asatryan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 18 73 801285 Sargis Aghajanyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 18 73 801541 Narek Movsesyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 31 21 21 73 801543 Aren Ayvazyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 20 21 73 Cand # Name & Surname School Town Country R L U T 802200 Yury Babinyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 33 22 18 73 802478 Mane Narimanyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 34 21 18 73 804880 Maria Zakaryan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 34 21 18 73 822164 Khojoyan Ruben Gazprom School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 18 73 857903 Kawther Alshehab Alkifah Academy AL Hufuf Saudi Arabia 34 21 18 73 801508 Marianna Sargsyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 33 20 19,5 72,5 803009 Ani Shoghunts Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 31 19 22,5 72,5 800639 Anahit Kalachyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 34 20 18 72 800680 Eva Bagiyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 33 21 18 72 801540 Davit Navasardyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 33 21 18 72 801545 Maria Tonoyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 19 21 72 802474 Artur Arstamyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 33 21 18 72 801483 Stepan Hamamjian Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 17 22,5 71,5 802215 Elen Karamyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 31 21 19,5 71,5 835078 Petrosyan Rubina Gazprom School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 16,5 71,5 801015 Ruzanna Sukiasyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 32 20 19,5 71,5 800636 Georgi Ormanyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 32 21 18 71 801548 Maria Hakobyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 21 18 71 801790 Galina Poghosyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 21 18 71 803008 Ghukas Makaryan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 32 18 21 71 825063 Alika Sahakyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 34 22 15 71 801262 Yeva Melkumyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 30 20 21 71 801004 Marianna Grigoryan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 32 22 16,5 70,5 802936 FeliksTadevosyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 30 21 19,5 70,5 861067 Albaraa mahmud Al Elm Al Nafea Makkah Saudi Arabia 33 21 16,5 70,5 802188 Demirtchyan Mihran Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 22 16,5 70,5 800537 Seda Gabrielyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 32 20 18 70 801284 Zaruhi Ohanyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 21 15 70 801550 Gagik Varderesyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 30 22 18 70 802190 Lilit Gasparyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 20 18 70 802198 Meri Babayan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 31 18 21 70 Cand # Name & Surname School Town Country R L U T 803082 Karlen Adamyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 31 21 18 70 803633 Shushan Chakhalyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 32 20 18 70 843160 Noy Hakobyan Macsedan school Yerevan Armenia 33 22 15 70 800534 Araks Gevorjans Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 33 20 16,5 69,5 801481 Anahit Gasparyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 31 19 19,5 69,5 803080 Yuri Baghdasaryan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 31 22 16,5 69,5 803095 Emili Musheghyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 31 22 16,5 69,5 820796 Stepanyan Gayane Macsedan school Yerevan Armenia 32 21 16,5 69,5 858062 Ibrahim Mansour Al afaliq Alkifah Academy AL Hufuf Saudi Arabia 32 18 19,5 69,5 861316 Mounirah Albawardy Alkifah Academy AL Hufuf Saudi Arabia 34 22 13,5 69,5 801546 Ara Sargsyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 32 19 18 69 802189 Mari Ishkhanyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 30 18 21 69 804129 Miqayel Vekilyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 30 21 18 69 806018 Mikayel Azizyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 32 19 18 69 800640 Syuzanna Nikolyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 30 19 19,5 68,5 803224 Astghik Barseghyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 33 19 16,5 68,5 857994 Sultan Almalki Assadaraha Schools Riyadh Saudi Arabia 34 21 13,5 68,5 801012 Laura Mkrtchyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 34 19 15 68 803634 Margarit Petoyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 32 21 15 68 820703 Gohar Martirosyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 32 21 15 68 820787 Stepanyan Daniel Macsedan school Yerevan Armenia 31 22 15 68 826221 Voskanyan Arsen Gazprom School Yerevan Armenia 30 20 18 68 853152 Muhammed althubety Mohamed Al fateh Dammam Saudi Arabia 33 21 13,5 67,5 853153 Abdulaziz algamdy Mohamed Al fateh Dammam Saudi Arabia 34 20 13,5 67,5 803226 Marat Sargsyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 32 20 15 67 803638 Margarita Yegoyants Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 31 15 21 67 861066 Ahmad yasin Al Elm Al Nafea Makkah Saudi Arabia 34 21 12 67 801542 Levon Poghosyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 30 17 19,5 66,5 801544 Arina Babajanyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 31 16 19,5 66,5 802178 Tigran Tangamyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 31 17 18 66 803261 Maria Karapetyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 31 20 15 66 Cand # Name & Surname School Town Country R L U T 804040 Viktoria Ghahramanyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 29 19 18 66 860943 Majed albluy Alkhandak National Schools Madinah Saudi Arabia 32 22 12 66 861010 Rawan althebany Al Zahraa Makkah Saudi Arabia 31 20 15 66 801088 Ani Mnatsakanyan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 29 21 15 65 802187 Gohar Barseghyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 31 16 18 65 806017 Arayik Karapetyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 31 19 15 65 825939 AleXandr Kourghinyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 31 19 15 65 801806 Valeri Khachatryan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 30 15 19,5 64,5 803631 Ariana Iskandaryan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 31 20 13,5 64,5 803632 Mariam Harutyunyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 31 20 13,5 64,5 803636 Samvel Aghavelyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 33 18 13,5 64,5 803639 Laura Gyurjinyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 31 20 13,5 64,5 858061 Reda Ali Abdulmohsen Alkifah Academy AL Hufuf Saudi Arabia 28 20 16,5 64,5 860944 Ali qatouf Assadaraha Schools Riyadh Saudi Arabia 33 21 10,5 64,5 801547 Lusine Karapetyan Poqrik Ishkhan Yerevan Armenia 28 20 16,5 64,5 803635 Astghik Nazaryan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 31 19 13,5 63,5 803915 Karen Barseghyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 27 20 16,5 63,5 860954 Mohammad Al haji Alkifah Academy AL Hufuf Saudi Arabia 29 18 16,5 63,5 861062 Aljawharat eatriji Al Elm Al Nafea Makkah Saudi Arabia 31 19 13,5 63,5 822163 Hayrapetyan Tatevik Gazprom School Yerevan Armenia 31 21 10,5 62,5 803913 Yuri Khachatryan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 27 19 15 61 803642 Stella Hovhannisyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 30 21 9 60 820697 Edmond Asatryan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 30 18 12 60 803916 Aram Afunts Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 26 17 16,5 59,5 803225 Sona Harutyunyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 33 11 15 59 803641 Anahit Terzyan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 28 16 15 59 857499 Tatev Grigoryan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 32 15 12 59 860955 Ali Al helal Alkifah Academy AL Hufuf Saudi Arabia 29 18 10,5 57,5 800637 Gevorg Asatryan Armenia Hippo Yerevan Armenia 29 16 12 57 800905 Rafayel Badalyan Usmunq School Yerevan Armenia 21 15 19,5 55,5 803637 Hayk Grigoryan Hay Aspet school Yerevan Armenia 25 20 9 54 Cand # Name & Surname School Town Country R L U T 803914 Elen Demirchyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 25 11 16,5 52,5 803917 Robert Aghajanyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia 23 15 12 50 860956 Hadi Al Ibrahim Alkifah Academy AL Hufuf Saudi Arabia 23 16 10,5 49,5 857904 Aljawhara Alkhars Alkifah Academy AL Hufuf Saudi Arabia 25 13 10,5 48,5 804018 Artyom Arakelyan Open Roads school Yerevan Yerevan Armenia 31 17 0 48 857989 Talal Almogbel Assadaraha Schools Riyadh Saudi Arabia 24 16 7,5 47,5 803222 Ani Vardanyan Primary school number 12 Yerevan Armenia
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