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Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Islamabad Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Islamabad The following M.Phil (Developmental Studies) candidates are required to appear for interview as per below mentioned schedule on July 07, 2013. PIDE buses will start from Aabpara Market, Islamabad. The Candidates must bring their original documents at the time of interview. Schedule of Transport Service from Aabpara to PIDE First Time 08:30 AM Second Time 11:30 AM Reporting Time of Interview of Group No.1 (9:00 AM) Sr. No. ID Name Father’s Name 1 671 Rafi Ullah Khan Abdur Rahman 2 796 Ashtar Hussain Jan Hussain 3 1060 Ameer Hyder Muhammad Tahir 4 271 Javeria Younas Abbasi M.Younas Abbasi 5 821 Umair Khan Muhammad Akram Khan 6 1038 Muhammad Usman Khan Abdul Aziz Khan 7 1125 Sahibzadi Faiza Noor S. Sajjad Noor 8 109 Anjum Amin Muhammad Amin 9 334 Muneebur Rahman Muhammad Amin 10 488 Raja Waqas Shabbir Raja Shabbir Ahmed 11 286 Shehrbano Minallah Shahzad Minallah(late) 12 105 Ahmad Nawaz Cheema Nawaz Cheema 13 117 Khalid Iqbal Nusrat ud Din 14 332 Ali Ahsan Abdullah 15 685 Sheraz Khan Zabardast Khan 16 692 Meenal Rashid Bajwa Abdur Rashid Bajwa 17 707 Muhammad Sajid Malik Ghulam Qadir 18 974 Syeda Sehar Kazmi Zahid Hussain Shah 19 7 Fida Muhammad Khan Zamurrad H Khattak 20 12 Rameez Khan Abdul Razzaq 21 409 Sehrish Mustafa Dr. Ghulam Mustafa 22 612 Muhammad Saqib Tanveer 23 767 Farhan Aziz Tarar Saghir Asif Tarar 24 26 Hira Saeed Saeed ul Haq 25 606 Sundas Sharif Dar Muhammad Sharif Dar 26 929 Sumra Aslam Muhammad Alsam 27 3 Abdul Khaliq Haji Abdul Sattar 28 129 Neha Riaz Khan Rao Muhammad Riaz 29 168 Muhammad Rahim Shah Abdul Murad 30 208 Maqbool Hussain Kamal Hussain 31 923 Shaukat Ali Shah Syed Suleman Shah 32 993 M.Rafay.Zafar Zafar Ali 33 1014 Syed Obaid Gilani Saleem Akhter Shah 34 1064 Maleeha Sattar Abdul Sattar 35 1066 Samreen Niazi Noor Muhammad Niazi Muhammad Hassam 36 38 Shahid Rana Shahid Amin 37 466 Sehrish Andleeb Sultan Ahmad 38 876 Fawad Ahmed Khattak Muhammad Iqbal Khan 39 1001 Zunaira Summan Amjad Amjad Naveed Cheema 40 957 Ilham Kakar Shahab Shibli 41 410 Shafaq Mumtaz Muhammad Mumtaz 42 492 Muhammad Shahbaz Zulfiqar Ali 43 531 Kashif Habeeb Ghulam Habib 44 781 Muhammad Siraj Javaid Javaid Iqbal 45 793 Saad Mahmood Nasir Mahmood Reporting Time of Interview of Group No.2 (12:00 PM) Sr. No. ID Name Father’s Name 46 1085 Syed Zohaib Iqbal Zaidi Syed Najam ul Hassan Zaidi 47 139 Mahwish Ahmed Alvi 48 502 Syed Saleem Ali Shah Syed Nadir Ali Shah 49 238 Samiullah Muhammad Ashraf Khan 50 347 Hassan Jamil Muhammad Jamil Uddin 51 581 Waqas Ali Muluk Saad Muluk 52 712 Zafar Ullah Khan Muhammad Tariq 53 800 Rizwan Hussain Jawad Hussain 54 822 Zarak Khan Hidayat Ullah 55 918 Shakeel Fiaz Fiaz Ahmad 56 934 Bushra Ali Ali Aman Shah 57 1061 Salar Rahim Afridi Gulman Sher Afridi Mubasher Rehnman 58 1075 Khattak Saif-Ur-Rehman Khattak 59 1126 Fahmeeda Jabeen Muhammad Musa Malik 60 371 Azhar Iqbal Malik Mohammad Iqbal Malik 61 63 Waqas Ashfaq Qureshi Muhammad Ashfaq Qureshi 62 224 Muhammad Zulfiqar Muhammad Jehangir 63 391 Maham Sajjad Muhammad Sajjad Minhas 64 620 Muhammad Jafari Agha Mehdi Jafari 65 640 Mohammad Riaz Khan Abdul Zahir Muhammad Waqas 66 665 Ramzan Muhammad Ramzan Shahid 67 1063 Asad Ur Rahman Hamid Ur Rahman 68 113 Tabish Nawab Nawab ud Din 69 566 Itrat Zakir Satti Zakir Hussain Satti 70 617 Muhammad Ishaq Malik Rab Nawaz 71 778 Rameez Hussan Zaib Farshad Ali 72 857 Sarim Khalid Khalid Zahoor 73 1042 Raja Taimur Hassan Mazhar Hassan (Late) 74 1108 Hafiz Abdul Qadeer Muhammad Farooq Ahmad 75 1500 Nauman Bari Ch. Ghulam Bari 76 47 Nashia Ajaz Ajaz Ahmad 77 83 Altamash Irshad Muhammad Irshad 78 177 Adnan Bashir Bashir Ahmad Arbab Mohammad Murad 79 235 Khan Arbab Ahmed Jan 80 276 Faiza Malik Sardar Ali Malik 81 353 Adeel Liaqat Liaqat Ali 82 361 Atif Naheem Khan Muhammad Naeem Khan 83 487 Anwar Khan Bahadur Khan 84 490 Tasawor Hussain Mushtaq Hussain 85 663 Faiz ur Rahman Aman Ullah 86 782 Hina Irshad Mian Muhammad Irshad 87 798 Ubaid Ullah Jan Abdul Hadi 88 1077 Yasir Yousaf Yousaf Ali 89 1100 Mian Majeed Ullah Mian Waheed Ullah 90 1033 Khizar Hayat Malik Akbar Hayat ( Muhammad Hussain ) Acting Registrar .
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