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(MAK) COURSE CODE COE INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX C'try BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (MAK) COURSE CODE COE INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX C'TRY SCHOOL 1 U0076/583 KAWOOYA Mike 2010 M U MITYANA SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 U0033/537 AGUMA Wilson Jeremiah 2010 M U ST MARY'S COLLEGE, KISUBI 3 U0185/648 KISITU Daniel 2010 M U KATIKAMU SEC. SCH., WOBULENZI 4 U0025/699 NDABIRIRE Mariam 2010 F U KIBULI SECONDARY SCHOOL 5 U0019/598 BAMWESIGYE Jordan 2010 M U KIGEZI HIGH SCHOOL 6 U0004/562 ODUR Christopher William 2010 M U KING'S COLLEGE, BUDO 7 U0387/577 NAGUJJA Lydia 2010 F U ST.PETER'S S S, NSAMBYA 8 U2381/502 BULAFU Ivan 2010 M U RINES SECONDARY SCHOOL 9 U1224/870 AOL Harriet 2010 F U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 10 U0801/671 NAMUKWAYA Phiona Mutemba 2010 F U NAALYA SEC. SCHOOL ,KAMPALA 11 U0171/501 NANNONO Christine 2010 F U LIGHT COLLEGE, KATIKAMU 12 U0691/511 MUTEBI Reagan 2009 M U BULOBA HIGH SCHOOL 13 U0065/625 ABAASA Daniel 2010 M U NDEJJE SECONDARY SCHOOL 14 U0052/577 ANDINDA China Imaam 2010 M U MBARARA HIGH SCHOOL 15 U0060/621 PILOYA Lorna 2010 F U TRINITY COLLEGE, NABBINGO 16 U2381/516 DDAMBA Ronald 2010 M U RINES SECONDARY SCHOOL 17 U0459/632 KABAGAMBE Harith 2010 M U KAWEMPE MUSLIM SS 18 U0187/532 NAKIMBUGWE Jane 2010 F U ST.THEREZA'S GIRLS' SS,BWANDA 19 U1223/648 OKELLO Daniel Owiny 2010 M U SEETA HIGH SCHOOL 20 U0025/543 MUDOOLA Eric John 2010 M U KIBULI SECONDARY SCHOOL 21 U1080/525 NALUNKUUMA Sophia 2010 F U NATETE MUSLIM HIGH SCHOOL 22 U0065/538 NAKAJUBI Ruth 2010 F U NDEJJE SECONDARY SCHOOL 23 U0801/683 OKUMU Zeblon 2010 M U NAALYA SEC. SCHOOL ,KAMPALA 24 U1224/805 OKOL Derrick Echaku 2010 M U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 25 U0023/572 SSENKABIRWA Mukisa Fred 2010 M U OLD KAMPALA SECONDARY SCHOOL 26 U0334/612 MUGABE Faizo Waibwa 2010 M U UGANDA MARTYRS S.S., NAMUGONGO 27 U1224/519 ANECHO Ezra 2010 M U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 28 U1612/502 OTIM Oscar Oloya 2010 M U HILTON HIGH SCHOOL 29 U0068/586 MBONIGABA Joshua 2010 M U NTARE SCHOOL 30 U1873/555 BIIRA Joviah Babuya 2010 F U ST. AGNES GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 31 U0068/633 TUSIIME Japhason 2010 M U NTARE SCHOOL 32 U0391/580 AKENA Joshua 2010 M U ST.JOSEPH'S S S, NAGGALAMA 33 U0069/667 OWORI Auma Christine 2010 F U KYAMBOGO COLLEGE SCHOOL 34 U0742/577 MUTEBI Musa 2010 M U KAKUNGULU MEM. SCH., KAMPALA 35 U0801/672 KAVUMBA Rogers 2010 M U NAALYA SEC. SCHOOL ,KAMPALA 36 U1947/539 NUWAGABA Abel 2010 M U CLEVERLAND HIGH SCHOOL 37 U0742/537 MABIRIZI Uthuman 2010 M U KAKUNGULU MEM. SCH., KAMPALA 38 U1148/589 KAMANYIRE Jamiru 2010 M U MANDELA S S, HOIMA 39 U1224/945 NAMUWABULA Joan 2010 F U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 40 U0068/531 AGABA Mark 2010 M U NTARE SCHOOL 41 U0801/693 NAKABATTE Olivia 2010 F U NAALYA SEC. SCHOOL ,KAMPALA 42 U0065/511 BWOGI Solomon Kamunye 2010 M U NDEJJE SECONDARY SCHOOL 43 U0093/617 NAKAMYA Faridah 2010 F U ENTEBBE SECONDARY SCHOOL 44 U2119/507 SENYONJO Jamilu 2010 M U MPIGI MIXED SS 45 U1223/599 DDUMBA Alex 2010 M U SEETA HIGH SCHOOL 46 U0061/648 BANYANGA Bridget 2010 F U NABISUNSA GIRLS' SCHOOL 47 U0052/617 MAZAPWE Ezekiel 2010 M U MBARARA HIGH SCHOOL 48 U0002/539 MUHANGI Leonard 2010 M U IBANDA SECONDARY SCHOOL 49 U1224/946 NAMUWOLYA Jolly 2010 F U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 50 U2032/710 KAFUMBE Bbosa 2010 M U SEETA HIGH SCHOOL-MUKONO 51 U0009/591 AGASHA Linet 2010 F U BWERANYANGI GIRLS' SCHOOL 52 U0691/515 MUWONGE Emmanuel Arnold 2010 M U BULOBA HIGH SCHOOL 53 U1224/621 KAUMA Phazirah 2010 F U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 54 U0061/646 BALUKA Oliver 2010 F U NABISUNSA GIRLS' SCHOOL 55 U0053/707 NAMAZZI Sanyu Sarah 2010 F U MENGO SECONDARY SCHOOL 56 U0068/559 BASHONGOKA B. Evarist 2010 M U NTARE SCHOOL 57 U2236/501 NABAWEESI Bridget 2010 F U ST.MARY'S COLLEGE, LUGAZI 58 U0061/562 MWIINE Florence 2010 F U NABISUNSA GIRLS' SCHOOL 59 U0093/616 NAKABUUBI Deborah 2010 F U ENTEBBE SECONDARY SCHOOL 60 U1223/606 KAYONGO Ivan 2010 M U SEETA HIGH SCHOOL 61 U0093/518 EKWAU Benard 2010 M U ENTEBBE SECONDARY SCHOOL 62 U0077/641 LUBOWA Mike 2010 M U GOMBE SECONDARY SCHOOL 63 U0061/598 NAMPALA Georgina Nabawanuka 2010 F U NABISUNSA GIRLS' SCHOOL 64 U0043/658 OTITI Naome 2010 F U MAKERERE COLLEGE SCHOOL 65 U0391/569 NANTALE Lydia Kulabako 2010 F U ST.JOSEPH'S S S, NAGGALAMA 66 U0073/517 ANGUPALE Halidi 2010 M U ST.JOSEPH'S COLLEGE, OMBACI 67 U1224/635 KIRIMANYWA Suzan 2010 F U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 68 U0965/518 KAHUMA Alex 2010 M U TROPICAL HIGH SCH, KAMPALA 69 U0033/624 RUTUNGU Derrick 2010 M U ST MARY'S COLLEGE, KISUBI 70 U0010/568 TUKEI Albert 2010 M U JINJA COLLEGE 71 U0249/518 MBUNGIRA Nadrew Sebudandi 2010 M U ST.MARIA GORETTI S.S, KATENDE 72 U0053/677 KUTEESA Ruth 2010 F U MENGO SECONDARY SCHOOL 73 U0186/513 BAGYENYI Anthony 2010 M U ST.PAUL'S SEMINARY, KABALE 74 U0626/560 NABANDEKE Angella Concy 2010 F U BLESSED SACREMENT SS KIMAANYA 75 U0956/906 NDAGIRE Joan 2010 F U NAMIREMBE HILLSIDE S.S. 76 U0033/602 EMASU Moses 2010 M U ST MARY'S COLLEGE, KISUBI 77 U1609/680 ADUNGO Esther 2010 F U NAALYA SSS 78 U0763/566 NAMULI Victoria 2010 F U BUDDO SEC. SCHOOL 79 U0029/658 NABIRYE Annet 2010 F U M.M COLLEGE, WAIRAKA 80 U0796/506 MUGISHA Ronald 2010 M U ST.MARKS SEC.SCHOOL, KAMMENGO 81 U0192/573 ALASO Mirikah 2010 F U ST.JOSEPH'S GIRLS, NSAMBYA 82 U0060/516 KIRUNDA Priscilla 2010 F U TRINITY COLLEGE, NABBINGO 83 U1224/958 NUWAGABA Julian 2010 F U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 84 U0033/596 ANKUNDA Caesar 2010 M U ST MARY'S COLLEGE, KISUBI 85 U0068/590 MUGABE Isaac 2010 M U NTARE SCHOOL 86 U0391/625 AYEBARE Ronald 2010 M U ST.JOSEPH'S S S, NAGGALAMA 87 U0938/714 ATUHAIRE Patience 2010 F U VALLEY COLLEGE SS, BUSHENYI 88 U1379/689 NAKAKOOZA Miriam 2010 F U LUGAZI MIXED SEC. SCH. 89 U2461/521 CHODA Amos Omara 2010 M U SKYLAND HIGH SCHOOL 90 U0034/579 SSEGAWA Martin 2010 M U ST HENRY'S COLLEGE, KITOVU 91 U1542/591 ONYANGO Martin 2010 M U NAMUGOONA PARENTS SCHOOL 92 U1224/782 NIWAGIRA Breach 2010 M U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 93 U0459/674 NAMUBIRU Hajarah 2010 F U KAWEMPE MUSLIM SS 94 U0009/627 KAMASAKA Catheryn 2010 F U BWERANYANGI GIRLS' SCHOOL 95 U1224/814 OTAI Marcel Tegu 2010 M U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 96 U0859/782 MAWA Stephen 2010 M U CENTRAL COLLEGE, MITYANA 97 U0025/582 SEGUJJA Abdulshakur 2010 M U KIBULI SECONDARY SCHOOL 98 U2160/504 NAKABUYE Safina 2010 F U HOPE BOARDING SS,LUTEMBE 99 U1732/652 KANKUNDA Jill Elizabeth 2010 F U PLUS TWO HIGH SCHOOL 100 U1250/568 MATOVU Brian 2010 M U ZANA MIXED S S 101 U1286/519 SSEREMBA Vincent 2010 M U KISUBI MAPEERA S S 102 U1495/569 MAANIGARUHANGA Raymond 2010 M U KINONI HIGH SCHOOL 103 U1128/650 ANSINGOZA Macklean 2010 F U ST.LAWRENCE CITIZEN H S HORIZON 104 U1224/831 SSEBUDDE Steven 2010 M U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 105 U1224/600 KAMOGA Bashir 2010 M U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 106 U0064/541 MUTALYA Joseph Saul 2010 M U NAMILYANGO COLLEGE 107 U0025/514 KABIITO Nnakyanzi Rukia 2010 F U KIBULI SECONDARY SCHOOL 108 U0034/555 KASOZI Jack Magandazi 2010 M U ST HENRY'S COLLEGE, KITOVU 109 U0041/959 KABOGOZA Yassin 2010 M U LUBIRI SECONDARY SCHOOL 110 U0050/521 NABUKWASI Faith 2010 F U TORORO GIRLS' SCHOOL 111 U0781/524 MUHUMUZA Brian 2010 M U ST.AUGUSTINE COL., WAKISO 112 U0391/592 SEMAMBO James 2010 M U ST.JOSEPH'S S S, NAGGALAMA 113 U1224/976 SSENTONGO Fredrick 2010 M U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 114 U0009/639 KYOMUGISHA Caroline 2010 F U BWERANYANGI GIRLS' SCHOOL 115 U1085/668 ASIO Sandra Allen 2010 F U BP CYPRIAN KIHANGIRE SS LUZIRA 116 U1224/868 AMALO Maureen 2010 F U ST MARY'S SS KITENDE 117 U0041/964 KIMULI Arthur 2010 M U LUBIRI SECONDARY SCHOOL 118 U1648/518 MAYEGA Ronald 2010 M U MARGARET SS KIKAYA 119 U1555/502 SENDAGIRE Ahsraf 2010 M U BILAL ISLAMIC SEC. SCHOOL, BWAISE 120 U1714/506 OTEMA Samuel 2010 M U KISUBI HIGH SCHOOL 121 U1148/582 KABASINGUZI Jamilah 2010 F U MANDELA S S, HOIMA 122 U0023/600 NAKAZIBWE Deborah 2010 F U OLD KAMPALA SECONDARY SCHOOL 123 U0524/555 TUSHEMEREIRWE Sheila 2010 F U BISHOP COMBONI COL., KAMBUGA 124 U0053/614 MURUNGI Allan 2010 M U MENGO SECONDARY SCHOOL 125 U0801/816 ATIM Catherine 2010 F U NAALYA SEC. SCHOOL ,KAMPALA 126 U0060/609 NAMUYIGA Annet 2010 F U TRINITY COLLEGE, NABBINGO 127 U0041/995 NANDAWULA Stella 2010 F U LUBIRI SECONDARY SCHOOL 128 U0183/664 SSALI Enock Timothy 2010 M U UGANDA MARTYRS'HIGH SC. RUBAGA 129 U0027/507 BAIDHUSE Samuel 2010 M U KIIRA COLLEGE, BUTIKI 130 U0742/698 KIZITO Siraje 2010 M U KAKUNGULU MEM. SCH., KAMPALA 131 U0714/560 WARDA Mariam 2010 F U MARIAM HIGH SCHOOL, KAMPALA 132 U0065/532 ZZIWA Ian Jotham 2010 M U NDEJJE SECONDARY SCHOOL 133 U0387/599 NANTUMBWE Joan 2010 F U ST.PETER'S S S, NSAMBYA 134 U1224/713 NABAGESERA Michelle S.
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