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Basic IT Result of Retake 14-5 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 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 20 Working days. Dated: 5/5/2021 Sr.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Module Status Batch AREA STUDYC CENTRE FOR AFRICA, NORTH & 1 6008 279 RAEES AHMAD SOUTH AMERICA, ISLAMABAD VU170200315 6 Absent 14.5 2 3891 2116 Tauqeer Ali Shah Ministry of Defense Production VU170400144 6 Absent 14.5 3 70304 20196 Muhammad Ashraf AMF PAC Kamra Distt. Attock VU170911199 6 Absent 14.5 4 3863 1026 Muhammad Rashid Ministry of Ports & Shipping, Gwadar Section VU171011152 6 Absent 14.5 SOHOUKAT JAVED 5 415 MUGHAL MINISTRY OF DEFENCE VU171011585 6 Absent 14.5 6 22049 6491 Mr. Basharat Ali Pakistan Bureau of Statistics VU180601384 6 Absent 14.5 7 66160 19979 Yousaf Shah National Highways Motorway Police VU180601568 6 Absent 14.5 8 66169 19980 Raheel Yousaf National Highways and Motorway Police VU180601627 6 Absent 14.5 9 27479 9410 Zahid Hussain Sheikh IAS&C Karachi VU180803502 6 Absent 14.5 10 25576 9317 Muhammad Iqbal Federal Public Service Commission VU180803741 6 Absent 14.5 Muhammad Adeel 11 28309 10198 Siddiqui National Accountability Bureau (NAB) VU180900484 6 Absent 14.5 12 28466 9674 Muhammad Khalid Leather Research Centre PCSIR VU180900504 6 Absent 14.5 13 33950 12222 Mukhtar Ahmed Pakistan armed services board VU191000393 6 Absent 14.5 14 60175 14545 Zahid Kaleem Pakistan Air Force VU191101286 6 Absent 14.5 Muhammad Aslam 15 60886 15100 Ghumro Pakistan Meteorological Department VU191200088 6 Absent 14.5 Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary 16 63164 16164 Yasar Arafat Satti Education VU191200907 6 Absent 14.5 17 65026 17894 Husnain Akram Defence Division, Pay and Account Section VU201300197 6 Absent 14.5 18 65826 17519 Muhammad Suleman Estate Office Management VU201300381 6 Absent 14.5 Muhammad Asghar 19 66222 17920 Khan Federal Education & Professional Training VU201300479 6 Absent 14.5 Basic IT Result of Retake 14-5 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 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 20 Working days. Dated: 5/5/2021 Sr.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Module Status Batch Muhammad Talha 20 63914 16391 Shafique Pakistan Military Academy Kakul VU201301074 6 Absent 14.5 Sub (retd) Mirza Sajjad 21 70177 20190 Baig Pakistan armoured service board VU201400310 6 Absent 14.5 22 65860 18509 Ashiq Hussain Inspection and technical Dte GHQ Rawalpindi VU201400676 6 Absent 14.5 23 65163 18391 Tahir Ali Zaidi IESCO VU201400713 6 Absent 14.5 24 63650 18433 Abdul Ghafoor Overseas Pakistanis Foundation VU201401302 6 Absent 14.5 25 70142 20203 Zeeshan Ahmed Law and Justice VU201401453 6 Absent 14.5 26 70273 20114 Ashfaq Ali PASTIC National Center Islamabad VU201401483 6 Absent 14.5 NATIONAL HISTORY & LITERARY HERITAGE 27 1571 318 ADEEL ALTAF DIVISION VU170200354 3 Absent 14.5 28 12898 2860 Sikander Ali Channar Ministry of Foreign Affairs Islamabad VU170403707 3 Absent 14.5 ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION, Government of 29 12979 4150 Waqas Ahmed Kiyani Pakistan VU170403941 3 Absent 14.5 30 6951 1835 Muhammad Arshad Cabinet Secretariat Aviation Divition (ASF) VU170911261 3 Absent 14.5 31 19085 6207 Hafiz Abdul Wahab Ministry of CA @DD VU180601146 3 Absent 14.5 32 21737 6341 Anwar Ullah Pakistan Air Force VU180601257 3 Absent 14.5 33 22065 6344 MUHAMMAD ILTAF PNS DILAWAR/DSTOP(K) VU180601260 3 Absent 14.5 34 33159 11440 Shahid Umar Military Engineering Services VU191000120 3 Absent 14.5 35 31091 10610 Shaista Bashir IV&EE CHAKLALA VU191000406 3 Absent 14.5 36 31635 11216 Nisar Ahmed Khan Immigration & Passport VU191001025 3 Absent 14.5 37 35517 12190 Akbar Ali Defence VU191001069 3 Absent 14.5 38 36968 13636 Muhammad Aatiq PAK Public Works Department (PWD) VU191100562 3 Absent 14.5 39 37113 13750 Khalid Francis Federal Board of Revenue VU191100667 3 Absent 14.5 40 36080 13859 Abdul Samad Federal Directorate of Education VU191100762 3 Absent 14.5 41 31421 14268 Aqeel Hassan PMA Kakul Abbottabad VU191101119 3 Absent 14.5 Basic IT Result of Retake 14-5 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 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 20 Working days. Dated: 5/5/2021 Sr.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Module Status Batch 42 61636 15345 Arshad Hussain Directorate of Workers Education VU191200271 3 Absent 14.5 Federal Board of Revenue Regional Tax Office 43 62631 16032 Hamid Mansoor LAHORE VU191200811 3 Absent 14.5 44 64559 16965 Abdul Qadeem Composite Ordnance Depot Jaglot VU201300149 3 Absent 14.5 45 63973 16449 Rab Nawaz Dte Gen Civil Defence, NIFTECH VU201300249 3 Absent 14.5 Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) RTO 46 66044 17686 Saghir Pervez Faisalabad VU201300460 3 Absent 14.5 47 66056 18160 Haji Ahmad Ministry of Railways (Railway Board) VU201300742 3 Absent 14.5 Muhammad Ishfaq 48 64037 16908 Mca/4913 MRF PAC Kamra VU201300753 3 Absent 14.5 49 65418 17475 Imtiaz Ahmed National Housing Authority VU201300838 3 Absent 14.5 Muhammad Hammad 50 65333 17191 Khan PAK Public Works Department (PWD) VU201300922 3 Absent 14.5 51 64448 17279 Christina Pakistan Air Force VU201300943 3 Absent 14.5 Muhammad Waseem 52 66516 18642 Khan ESTATE OFFICE VU201400011 3 Absent 14.5 53 70268 20140 Sajid Mahmood Management Services Wing VU201400034 3 Absent 14.5 54 66345 18671 Asmat Bibi Aviation Division VU201400269 3 Absent 14.5 55 67320 20008 Arshad Shahzad National Highways and Motorway Police VU201400490 3 Absent 14.5 56 62891 19070 Abdul Waheed Rabbani. Banking Court, Sargodha. VU201400868 3 Absent 14.5 57 62893 19068 Iftikhar Ali Shahid Banking Court, Sargodha. VU201400908 3 Absent 14.5 58 62895 19071 Asif Bashir Banking Court, Sargodha. VU201400910 3 Absent 14.5 59 63086 19072 Nauman Haider Banking Court, Sargodha. VU201400912 3 Absent 14.5 60 66889 18414 Arif Babar LCS NLC VU201400942 3 Absent 14.5 61 67622 19037 Muhammad Imran Khan Federal Service Tribunal VU201401036 3 Absent 14.5 62 67624 19039 Muhammad Ali Federal Service Tribunal VU201401046 3 Absent 14.5 Basic IT Result of Retake 14-5 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 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 20 Working days. Dated: 5/5/2021 Sr.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Module Status Batch 63 62032 18824 Arif Hussain FBR VU201401130 3 Absent 14.5 Muhammad Nafees 64 69723 20325 Siddiqui Estate office VU201401146 3 Absent 14.5 65 62972 19115 Abdul Rahman Magsi Banking Court-II, Larkana VU201401162 3 Absent 14.5 66 71072 20368 Abdul Hameed FG Tuberculosis Centre VU201401300 3 Absent 14.5 67 67491 19156 Khizar Hayat Ahmad Establishment Division VU201401389 3 Absent 14.5 68 66618 18645 Nawazish Ali Raza ESTATE OFFICE VU201401446 3 Absent 14.5 M/O LAW AND JUSTICE S BLOCK PAK SECTT. 69 70350 20218 Abdul Aziz ISB VU201401488 3 Absent 14.5 70 65974 18749 Ghulam Mujtaba FBR VU201401524 3 Absent 14.5 NI (PROTOCOL) DIRECTORATE NHQ 71 66108 19601 Murad Ahmed ISLAMABAD VU170200109 6 Fail 14.5 72 5231 2095 Fakhar-ud-Din MInistry of Defence Production VU170400123 6 Fail 14.5 73 4325 2142 Mirza Sajid Baig Ministry of Defence Production VU170400170 6 Fail 14.5 Muhammad Waseem 74 61207 15047 Iqbal Foreign Affairs VU170403776 6 Fail 14.5 Muhammad Khalid 75 62561 15708 Mahmood Ministry of Foreign Affairs VU170403781 6 Fail 14.5 76 70144 20204 Junaid Mehmood Law and Justice VU170403859 6 Fail 14.5 77 66436 18212 Raja Atta-ur-rehman NFC Section VU170403886 6 Fail 14.5 78 64764 17237 Samina Bibi Parliamentary Affairs Division VU170910770 6 Fail 14.5 79 70307 20198 Attaullah AMF PAC Kamra Distt. Attock VU170911204 6 Fail 14.5 Muhammad Yousaf 80 17353 5220 Awan Islamabad Police- Ministry of Interior VU180600436 6 Fail 14.5 81 63062 15818 Ehtsham Ul Waheed Military Finance Wing VU180600718 6 Fail 14.5 82 66593 19972 Qasim Mehmood National Highways & Motorway Police VU180601569 6 Fail 14.5 83 28403 9680 Muhammad Aqil Hussain PCSIR, Leather Research Centre VU180900496 6 Fail 14.5 Basic IT Result of Retake 14-5 Exam held on 03-07 April, 2021 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 20 Working days. Dated: 5/5/2021 Sr.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department Studentid Module Status Batch 84 28347 9679 Mushtaq Hussain PCSIR, Leather Research Centre VU180900534 6 Fail 14.5 NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU 85 22317 9825 Muhammad Salman (KARACHI) VU180900537 6 Fail 14.5 86 29723 10325 Hafiz Ahmed Overseas Pakistanis Foundation VU180900694 6 Fail 14.5 87 35365 12368 Hamid Dawood Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) VU191000733 6 Fail 14.5 88 68082 19776 Tahir Ayub SEAP-I VU191100167 6 Fail 14.5 89 38338 13869 Muhammad Anwar Foreign Affairs VU191100769 6 Fail 14.5 Syed Muhammad 90 38248 14080 Farrukh Jamal Wafaqi Mohtasib Secretariat VU191100967 6 Fail 14.5 91 66531 18482 Abdul Aziz Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad VU191101062 6 Fail 14.5 92 61051 15124 Noor Badshah GB-I VU191200105 6 Fail 14.5 93 60869 15297 Fazal Hussain Social Welfare Section VU191200238 6 Fail 14.5 94 70405 20183 Hadi Ullah PASB Sectt Rwp (DASB Chitral KPK) VU191200992 6 Fail 14.5 95 65589 17677 Muhammad Akram
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