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Result Batch-8 Basic IT Result of Batch-8 Exam held on Nov 4 - 5, 2018 Dated: 26-12-18 Note: Failled or absentees need not apply again. They will automatically be called for retake exam Design S.No App_ID Off_Sr Name Department NIC Test Id Module Status ation Abdus Samad Pakistan Air VU18080 1 26213 8766 Khan LDC Force 11101-0543235-9 2878 3 Pass Pakistan public Muhammad afnan works VU18080 2 24911 8260 khan Ldc department 11101-1513203-3 2880 3 Pass PAKISTAN AIR VU18080 3 26349 8833 WAHEED AHMAD LDC FORCE 13101-0941524-7 2891 3 Pass FF Regimental Centre VU18080 4 26709 9290 Mohsin Javed LDC (Records Wing) 13101-3102360-9 2895 3 Pass LDC/As District & s Session Court Record West VU18080 5 24496 9130 Raja Abdus Salam Keeper Islamabad. 13101-3308597-9 2896 3 Pass Competition Upper Appellate Muhammad Adeel Division Tribunal, G- VU18080 6 26975 8947 Ur Rehman Clerk, 11/1 Islamabad 13101-4311932-9 2898 3 Pass Library,Pakistan Military VU18080 7 25949 8528 Kamran Khan LDC Academy 13101-4369516-1 2899 3 Pass Ministry of defense/ FFC VU18080 8 27752 9193 Bilal Ahmad Shah LDC Abbottabad 13101-5908594-9 2903 3 Pass VU18080 9 26657 8530 Ahsan Ali LDC Main Library 13101-6450218-9 2904 3 Pass PMA Kakul VU18080 10 26989 9036 Hashim Khan LDC Abbottabad 13101-6686253-5 2906 3 Pass VU18080 11 26531 9227 TOSIF AHMED LDC IESCO 13101-7041832-5 2908 3 Pass Examination Cell PMA Kakul VU18080 12 25939 8217 Mehboob Alam LDC (Abbottabad) 13101-8873539-9 2909 3 Pass 602 Regional Workshop EME (Min of VU18080 13 5378 8295 Nisar Ahmed LDC Defence) 13101-9058973-9 2910 3 Pass VU18080 14 25221 9080 AWAIS KHAN LDC IESCO 13302-8485900-1 2915 3 Pass SZAB Medical Muhammad University(Auto VU18080 15 27797 9170 Rashid LDC nomous Body) 13302-8520890-7 2916 3 Pass Pakistan Air Force / Ministry VU18080 16 15634 8730 Syed Qasim Shah LDC of Defence 13503-9306590-1 2919 3 Pass PAK AIR VU18080 17 15993 8786 Naeem Ullah LDC FORCE 14201-4018199-5 2921 3 Pass Ministry of Defense Lower Cammand & Division Staff College VU18080 18 6470 8351 Aamir Rehman Clerk Quetta 14202-3315814-9 2923 3 Pass HEAD QUARTER NAIB ARMY QASID AVIATION VU18080 19 15439 5661 UMAR SAEED _LDC COMMAND 14202-5104818-5 2924 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 20 26310 8747 Mukarram Khan LDC Force 14301-1962275-9 2927 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 21 23627 8714 Muhammad Ilyas LDC Force 14301-1977644-9 2928 3 Pass Directorate of Intelligence & Investigation VU18080 22 27285 9154 Tahir Hayat LDC Custom 14301-8504147-3 2930 3 Pass National VU18080 23 24614 8270 Sheraz Yousaf UDC Logistic Cell 14301-9881453-1 2931 3 Pass Ministry of States & Frontier VU18080 24 26764 9077 Sartaj Khan LDC Regions 15701-7283415-1 2932 3 Pass Headquaters Engineers VU18080 25 25238 8288 Abdul Ahad UDC Centre 16101-5092974-5 2935 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 26 26363 8803 Saifullah LDC Force 16101-5817677-5 2936 3 Pass 509 Electronics Base Workshop, Muhammad EME Gujranwal VU18080 27 26529 9137 Qaisar Ali LDC Cantt 16201-3537305-5 2937 3 Pass PAKISTAN AIR VU18080 28 26165 8765 Muhammad Wali LDC FORCE 16202-9649518-7 2939 3 Pass FF Center VU18080 29 17649 9297 Jawad Ali LDC Record Wing 17101- 4049893-1 2940 3 Pass MUHAMMAD Pakistan Air VU18080 30 26266 8806 ASAD LDC Force 17101-0402296-1 2944 3 Pass VU18080 31 26175 8595 Anwar Zeb Clerk PAF 17101-1927153-3 2946 3 Pass Lower Division Airport Security VU18080 32 27907 9375 Shafaat Begum Clerk Force 17101-5046002-2 2948 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 33 26224 8604 Niaz Ali LDC Force 17101-5775920-1 2949 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 34 25453 8256 Nauman Patras LDC Force 17101-7357244-1 2950 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 35 26910 8865 Zeeshan LDC Force 17101-9370537-9 2951 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 36 26399 8725 Yousaf Shah LDC Force 17201-2041059-3 2952 3 Pass Muhammad Arif PAKISTAN AIR VU18080 37 26097 8834 Khan LDC FORCE 17201-2082629-3 2953 3 Pass National Logistics Cell VU18080 38 27919 9307 Abdul Rehman LDC (NLC) 17201-2153271-3 2955 3 Pass Muhammad Pakistan Air VU18080 39 26464 8367 Shahid Jamal LDC Force 17201-2254110-1 2960 3 Pass CUSTOMS APPELLATE NAIB TRIBUNAL QASID PESHAWAR VU18080 40 26643 8422 NOOR ISLAM _LDC BENCH 17201-2261135-9 2961 3 Pass National Logistics Cell VU18080 41 25931 9056 Khalid Shafique UDC (Engineers) 17201-2273464-3 2962 3 Pass ZAIN-UL- PAKISTAN AIR VU18080 42 26311 8801 ABIDEEN LDC FORCE 17201-2301912-9 2966 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 43 25070 8760 Iqrar Ahmed LDC Force 17201-2316946-7 2968 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 44 26343 8860 Farshad Nigar LDC Force 17201-2483814-1 2969 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 45 26032 8735 Inam Ul Haq LDC Force 17201-4429030-3 2971 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 46 26515 8931 Ashfaq Ullah LDC Force 17201-4890134-3 2973 3 Pass Engineer Centre (Record VU18080 47 25458 8301 Zafar Ali LDC Wing) Risalpur 17201-4998464-7 2974 3 Pass HQ ANF VU18080 48 27081 9001 Hamid Sarwar LDC Rawalpindi 17201-6842863-5 2975 3 Pass 301 spares VU18080 49 27516 9103 Zia Ul Haq LDC depot EME 17201-7256206-7 2976 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 50 28048 9371 LUQMAN LDC Forcer 17201-9162287-3 2978 3 Pass VU18080 51 25145 8851 QAZI ULLAH LDC PAF 17300-1304489-9 2979 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 52 27396 9104 Asif Ali LDC aforce 17301-0142248-1 2980 3 Pass Lower Division Airport Security VU18080 53 14025 8389 Rohaid Ullah Clerk Force Karachi 17301-0218732-7 2981 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 54 25924 8218 Qasim Ali Shah LDC Force (PAF) 17301-0330967-7 2983 3 Pass Pakistan Air Force Base Nur VU18080 55 24863 8909 Yasir Ullah LDC Khan 17301-0599547-3 2985 3 Pass VU18080 56 26179 8832 Safeer Ullah LDC PAF 17301-0684464-3 2986 3 Pass IV&EE Chaklala/ ITD VU18080 57 27669 9403 Zahid Khan LDC Dte GHQ 17301-1234231-1 2987 3 Pass Muhammad Pakistan Air VU18080 58 26475 8796 Siddique LDC Force 17301-1234634-1 2988 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 59 26056 8799 Faheem Khan LDC Force 17301-1246863-3 2991 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 60 26172 8822 Qazi Saleem Khan LDC Force 17301-1260325-7 2992 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 61 26048 8817 Arshad Khan LDC Force 17301-1306424-9 2994 3 Pass pakistan air VU18080 62 22411 8746 ASIF ULLAH JAN LDC force 17301-1312942-3 2995 3 Pass VU18080 63 25146 8850 JEHANGIR KHAN LDC PAF 17301-1375553-3 2996 3 Pass PAF BASE, VU18080 64 26367 8826 WAJID ULLAH UDC PESHAWAR 17301-1381155-7 2997 3 Pass Syed Abid PAKISTAN AIR VU18080 65 27442 9102 Hussain LDC FORCE 17301-1398183-1 2999 3 Pass Federal Public Service VU18080 66 25659 9340 Niaz Muhammad LDC Commission 17301-1417682-5 3000 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 67 26152 8609 Sher Alam LDC Force 17301-1425014-3 3001 3 Pass Lower Muhammad Division VU18080 68 26247 8814 Akhtar Khan Clerk PAF 17301-1434768-5 3002 3 Pass Office Pakistan Air VU18080 69 25969 8605 Safdar Khan Clerk Force 17301-1449032-5 3004 3 Pass VU18080 70 26176 8787 Mansoor Ahmed Clerk PAF 17301-1492610-3 3005 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 71 26029 8521 Tariq Hussain LDC Force 17301-1493649-7 3006 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 72 26099 8737 Farhad Khan LDC Force 17301-1529557-9 3007 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 73 26088 8590 Muhammad Munir LDC Force 17301-1577787-7 3009 3 Pass PAF BASE VU18080 74 25374 8592 ASGHAR KHAN LDC PESHAWAR 17301-1578331-5 3010 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 75 26383 8839 Imran Khan LDC Force 17301-1583993-9 3011 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 76 20857 8305 Naik Ahmad LDC Force 17301-1628729-5 3012 3 Pass Syed Muhammad Pakistan Air VU18080 77 26212 8824 Ihsan Ullah Shah LDC Force 17301-1633559-3 3013 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 78 26189 8794 Haider Ali LDC Force 17301-1639971-3 3014 3 Pass PAKISTAN AIR VU18080 79 26031 8594 TAHIR NADEEM LDC FORCE 17301-1674329-9 3015 3 Pass INAM ULLAH PAKISTAN AIR VU18080 80 26039 8593 KHAN LDC FORCE 17301-1921445-3 3016 3 Pass Muhammad Fayaz Pakistan Air VU18080 81 27829 9172 Anwar LDC Force (PAF) 17301-1997448-9 3017 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 82 26025 8813 Azeem Ullah LDC Force 17301-2005608-1 3018 3 Pass Upper Division Airport Security VU18080 83 27744 9373 Rizwan Ali Clerk Force 17301-2075247-5 3019 3 Pass MUHAMMAD VU18080 84 26028 8827 ZEESHAN ASLAM LDC PAF 17301-2390774-9 3020 3 Pass PAF HOSPITAL VU18080 85 26345 8879 SONIA LDC PESHAWAR 17301-2655527-8 3021 3 Pass PAKISTAN AIR SHARIFULLAH FORCE BASE VU18080 86 26299 8600 KHAN LDC PESHAWAR 17301-2844381-7 3022 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 87 27404 9171 Shahid Khan LDC Force (PAF) 17301-3215122-7 3023 3 Pass PAKISTAN AIR SHAKEEL FORCE BASE VU18080 88 26304 8598 HUSSAIN LDC PESHAWAR 17301-4522873-1 3031 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 89 26483 8790 Yasir Khan LDC Force 17301-6070163-3 3037 3 Pass VU18080 90 26155 9207 Shafat hussain LDC PNS RAHAT 17301-7537436-3 3039 3 Pass VU18080 91 26207 8842 Shahid khan LDC PAF 17301-7785593-1 3041 3 Pass Pakistan Air Force Base VU18080 92 26050 8602 Minhaj Gul LDC Peshawar 17301-8187257-5 3042 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 93 26027 8793 Munir Ahmad LDC Force 17301-9300702-9 3044 3 Pass VU18080 94 26208 8610 Nusrat John Clerk PAF 17301-9328990-4 3045 3 Pass HEADQUARTE RS, NORTHERN AIR VU18080 95 15970 8614 FARHAT IQBAL LDC COMMAND, PA 17301-9406289-1 3046 3 Pass Lower Division National VU18080 96 25168 8275 Muhammad Imran Clerk Logistics Cell 17301-9896123-1 3047 3 Pass Pakistan Air VU18080 97 24758 8906 Sarap Khan LDC Force 21201-9602328-9 3049 3 Pass 302 Spares VU18080 98 26827 8567 Zahir Ali LDC Depot EME 21603-6620728-3 3051 3 Pass National VU18080 99 24844 8444 Nasir Mumtaz UDC Logistic Cell 31101-5078962-1 3052 3 Pass 509 Electronics Base Workshop, EME Gujranwal VU18080 100 26527 9136 Yasir Mehmood LDC Cantt 31102-4061884-9 3054 3 Pass EME Centre VU18080 101 20675 8393 Kashif Siddique LDC Quetta Cantt 31105-4473767-9 3055 3 Pass
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