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KOHAT STATEMENT SHOWING the SCHOOL WISE DETAIL of FOLLOWING VACANT POSTS AS STOOD on 12-11-2020 S.N Union EMIS Name of School PST B-12 O OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER (FEMALE) KOHAT STATEMENT SHOWING THE SCHOOL WISE DETAIL OF FOLLOWING VACANT POSTS AS STOOD ON 12-11-2020 S.N Union EMIS Name of School PST B-12 o. Council/Ward Total 1 38355 GGMS SIAB BILLITANG 0 0 2 38832 GGMS SUDAL SUDAL 0 0 3 38360 GGMS KAM SAM USTARZAI PAYAN 0 0 4 41641 GGMS WARSHAND SUDAL 0 0 5 37841 GGMS DHOK NOOR ALAM BILLITANG 0 0 6 40116 GGMS MARAI PAYAN SHER KOT 0 0 7 37840 GGHS MUSA KHEL KACHAI USTARZAI PAYAN 0 0 8 34739 GGHS MARAI BALA SHER KOT 0 0 9 34743 GGHS KACHAI HASSAN KHEL USTARZAI PAYAN 0 0 10 36381 GGHS KERI SHEIKHAN CHORLAKI 0 0 11 36377 GGHSS SHAKARDARA SHAKER DARA -U 0 0 12 36709 GGHSS LACHI LACHI R 0 0 13 36948 GGHS GHURZAI PAYAN LACHI U 0 0 14 41635 GGMS SUMMARI PAYAN SUMARI PAYAN 0 0 15 34761 GGMS ALI KACH LACHI R 0 0 16 GGMS MANDONI ZIARAT SHAIKH ALLAH DAD0 0 17 34740 GGHS DHAND BAKHTAWARA SHAKER DARA- RII 0 0 18 34757 GGHS Z.S.A.DAD ZIARAT SHAIKH ALLAH DAD0 0 19 40117 GGMS CHORLAKI SHAKER DARA SHAKER DARA-RI 0 0 20 34752 GGMS CHASHMA MATTA KHAN ALI ZAI 0 0 21 36374 GGHSS BILLITANG BILLITANG 0 0 22 36708 GGHSS BABRI BANDA TOGH BALA -II 0 0 23 41690 GGMS RAZGIR BANDA BILLITANG 0 0 24 39521 GGMS BRAGHZI KALAN LACHI SHAKER DARA-RI 0 0 25 34746 GGMS SHAKARDARA SHAKER DARA -U 0 0 26 34758 GGMS REHMAN ABAD SHAKER DARA- RII 0 0 27 39513 GGMS GUL HASSAN BANDA KOHAT KHUSHAL GARH 0 0 28 16824 GGPS Kamsam No.1Kohat ALI ZAI 1 1 29 GGPS ALI ZAI NO. 2 ALI ZAI 2 2 30 16735 GGPS AKHTAR ABAD BAHADAR KOT 1 1 31 16744 GGPS BAHADAR KOT BAHADAR KOT 1 1 32 16753 GGPS BAZID KHEL BAHADAR KOT 3 3 33 38548 GGPS KamerMelaKohat BAHADAR KOT 1 1 34 40765 GGPS NO.2 SHEIKHAN BAHADAR KOT 1 1 35 16780 GGPS DhokAkber Jan Kohat BILLITANG 1 1 36 16785 GGPS DHOK NOOR ALAM BILLITANG 3 3 37 16790 GGPS DOHK MANAWAR BILLITANG 2 2 38 16799 GGPS GANDYALI BALA BILLITANG 5 5 39 16833 GGPS KHALIFA ABAD BILLITANG 1 1 40 16841 GGPS KOTERI BILLITANG 2 2 41 16846 GGPS LATIF ABAD BILLITANG 3 3 42 28971 GGPS KOHATI DHOK BILLITANG 1 1 43 28989 GGPS DHOK KHAJAB GUL BILLITANG 2 2 44 29408 GGPS DHOK AKBAR KHAN BILLITANG 2 2 45 39504 GGPS GHAZI ABAD BILLITANG 2 2 46 16770 GGPS NO.3 CHORLAKI CHORLAKI 2 2 47 16773 GGPS NO.2 CHORLAKI CHORLAKI 2 2 48 16733 GGPS AFRIDI BANDA DHODA 2 2 49 16745 GGPS BAHAWAL GARH DHODA 2 2 50 16813 GGPS JALAL ABAD DHODA 2 2 Page 1 of 3 S.N Union EMIS Name of School PST B-12 o. Council/Ward Total 51 16821 GGPS KAMAL KHEL DHODA 2 2 52 16848 GGPS MANDA KHAIL DHODA 2 2 53 16860 GGPS MOHSAM KHAN BANDA DHODA 2 2 54 16883 GGPS SHADI KHEL DHODA 2 2 55 16906 GGPS TIRAWAL BANDA DHODA 2 2 56 29407 GGPS SHADI KHEL EAST DHODA 3 3 57 16751 GGCMS BARATI BANDA GUMBAT 1 1 58 16788 GGPS DhokSarmastKohat GUMBAT 1 1 59 16802 GGPS NO.2 GUMBAT GUMBAT 1 1 60 28983 GGPS TOLANG QADEEM GUMBAT 2 2 61 40467 GGPS AZIZ ABAD GHURZAI GUMBAT 2 2 62 16766 GGPS CHEECHANA JARMA 3 3 63 16793 GGPS NO.1 MUSLIM ABAD JARMA 1 1 64 16863 GGPS NO.2 MUSLIM ABAD JARMA 1 1 65 16903 GGPS TANGI BANDA JARMA 2 2 66 40238 GGPS KHAWASI BANDA JERMA JARMA 2 2 67 16754 GGPS NO.1 BHORA GARHI KHARMATOO 2 2 68 16755 GGPS NO.2 BHORA GARHI KHARMATOO 2 2 69 16832 GGPS NO.2 KHARMATOO KHARMATOO 2 2 70 28987 GGPS NO.2 KOT KHARMATOO 2 2 71 38205 GGCMS KOT KHARMATOO 1 1 72 16822 GGPS KamerKohat KHUSHAL GARH 1 1 73 16825 GGPS KANDAR KHUSHAL GARH 2 2 74 16774 GGPS DARMALAK LACHI R 4 4 75 16805 GGPS HARNATOO LACHI R 2 2 76 16808 GGPS HUSSAIN BANDA LACHI R 2 2 77 16882 GGCMS SANDA FATEH KHAN LACHI R 1 1 78 16915 GGPS WALAI LACHI R 1 1 79 38203 GGPS GHURZANDI LACHI R 2 2 80 16818 GGPS KAKA KHEL COLONY LACHI U 1 1 81 16842 GGPS LACHI BALA LACHI U 2 2 82 29419 GGPS SHEIKH BULAND BANDA LACHI U 2 2 83 16775 GGPS DARVIZI BANDA MANDOORI 2 2 84 16809 GGPS INZER WALA MANDOORI 4 4 85 16830 GGPS KHADER KHEL MANDOORI 4 4 86 16849 GGPS MANDOORI MANDOORI 2 2 87 16861 GGPS MOHSIN KHAIL MANDOORI 1 1 88 GGPS NO. 3 MUHAMMAD ZAI MUHAMMAD ZAI 2 2 89 16739 GGPS NO.1 AMBAR BANDA NASRAT KHEL 1 1 90 16812 GGPS JABBI NASRAT KHEL 6 6 91 16817 GGPS KAGHZAI NASRAT KHEL 1 1 92 40468 GGPS NO. 2 BARH NASRAT KHEL 2 2 93 16759 GGPS BORAKA SHAH PUR 3 3 94 16763 GGPS CHAR GHARI SHAH PUR 1 1 95 16806 GGPS HASSAN ABAD (SHAH PUR) SHAH PUR 2 2 96 16877 GGPS BAMMA SHAH PUR 2 2 97 16910 GGPS TOOR CHAPRI SHAH PUR 2 2 98 28981 GGPS TERA ABAD SHAH PUR 2 2 99 16873 GGPS PAKKA SHARKI SHAKER DARA- RII 2 2 100 40466 GGPS Grewan SHAKER DARA- RII 1 1 101 40718 GGPS Rukhwan SHAKER DARA- RII 1 1 102 16888 GGPS NO.3 SHAKAR DARA SHAKER DARA -U 1 1 103 16747 GGPS BAND BANDA SHAKER DARA-RI 1 1 104 16757 GGPS NO.1 BORI SAGHRI SHAKER DARA-RI 1 1 Page 2 of 3 S.N Union EMIS Name of School PST B-12 o. Council/Ward Total 105 16866 GGPS NANDRAKA SHAKER DARA-RI 2 2 106 16803 GGPS HAJI ABAD (MARAI ) SHER KOT 2 2 107 16810 GGPS ISSA KHEL KACHAI SHER KOT 2 2 108 16850 GGPS NO.1 MARAI BALA SHER KOT 2 2 109 16852 GGPS MARAI PAYAN SHER KOT 1 1 110 38550 GGPS KUNJ KALLAY SHER KOT 1 1 111 16761 GGPS Baraghdi Khurd SUDAL 1 1 112 16827 GGPS Kero Sam SUDAL 1 1 113 16847 GGPS MALGEEN SUDAL 3 3 114 16898 GGPS SUDAL SUDAL 2 2 115 16916 GGPS Warshand SUDAL 1 1 116 36767 GGPS Dartapi SUDAL 1 1 117 16899 GGPS SUMARI PAYAN SUMARI PAYAN 3 3 118 16762 GGPS CADET COLLEGE TOGH BALA -I 1 1 119 16907 GGPS NO.1 TOGH BALA TOGH BALA -I 1 1 120 16908 GGPS ToghBala No.2Kohat TOGH BALA -I 1 1 121 38356 GGPS NO. 3 TOGH BALA TOGH BALA -II 4 4 122 16894 GGPS SHINO KHEL URBAN -I 3 3 123 16725 GGPS MOH. MIAN BADSHAH URBAN -I 1 1 124 16796 GGPS GHARI MAWAZ KHAN URBAN -II 1 1 125 16748 GGPS BANDA PAHLAWAN URBAN -II 1 1 126 16871 GGPS NOOR ABAD URBAN -II 2 2 127 28978 GGPS NO.2 GARHI RISALDAR URBAN -II 4 4 128 16716 GGPS Jangle Khel No.1 Kohat URBAN -III 1 1 129 16714 GGPS Jangle Khel No.4 Kohat URBAN -IV 1 1 130 16712 GGPS BHAWAL NAGAR URBAN -V 2 2 131 16730 GGPS SHAH ABAD URBAN -V 1 1 132 16855 GGPS Mir Ahmed KhelKohat URBAN -V 1 1 133 29421 GGPS WESH DHALL BEHZADI URBAN -V 2 2 134 16746 GGPS NO.2 BAQIZAI URBAN -VI 2 2 135 16886 GGPS SHAHEEDA ROAD URBAN -VI 3 3 136 29413 GGPS NO.2 MEROZAI URBAN -VI 2 2 137 16807 GGPS HASSAN KHEL (KACHAI) USTARZAI PAYAN 2 2 138 16862 GGPS MUSA KHEL KACHAI USTARZAI PAYAN 1 1 139 16911 GGPS ToraWaraiKachaiKohat USTARZAI PAYAN 1 1 140 16779 GGPS Dhok Islam Din Kohat ZIARAT SHAIKH ALLAH DAD1 1 141 16781 GGPS Dhok Ibrahim Kohat ZIARAT SHAIKH ALLAH DAD1 1 142 16874 GGPS PASTA SANDA ZIARAT SHAIKH ALLAH DAD2 2 143 16884 GGPS SHADI PUR ZIARAT SHAIKH ALLAH DAD2 2 144 16921 GGPS Z.S.A.DAD ZIARAT SHAIKH ALLAH DAD1 1 145 32639 GGPS ZARA PARO ZIARAT SHAIKH ALLAH DAD2 2 TOTAL 215 215 Page 3 of 3.
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