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Skill Test Overall Result LDC (BPS-7) Overall Applicant LDC (BPS-7) Supreme Court Of Pakistan, Punjab/Islamabad Skill Test Result Sr. No Reg No. Type WPM Name Father Name CNIC 1 1091073 1144 59 KAMRAN KHAN MUHAMMAD KHAN 31101-2844108-1 2 1083740 1144 56 SAMI IQBAL SHAHEEN IQBAL 35202-5648427-7 3 1082646 1144 53 ADEEL-UR-REHMAN Abid Rehman 41304-2428236-1 4 824680 1144 50 MUHAMMAD WASEEM KHIZAR KHIZAR HAYAT 36302-2917905-7 5 1088834 1144 49 MUHAMMAD IRFAN MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 33101-6758507-5 6 1113964 1144 48 Saeed Mohsin Muhammad Mustafa 36102-2739327-5 7 1082505 1144 48 MUHAMMAD USMAN ALLAH DITTA 33202-7802769-1 8 712758 1144 46 RANA AMIR SHAHZAD RANA ABDUL HAMEED 34102-9707868-9 9 1086197 1144 45 muhammad asim munir muhammad munir 61101-0634793-5 10 1081527 1144 45 Muhammad Qasim Awan Muhammad Bashir Awan 35202-6043741-1 11 1083182 1144 44 JAHANZEB JAVED MUHAMMAD JAVED 35201-6462783-9 12 1084866 1144 43 WAJAHAT AHMAD JAVED AKHTAR 32102-6455296-3 13 712642 1144 43 Umar Munir Muhammad Munir 35200-0749981-9 14 1084928 1144 43 ALI RAZA ABDUL HAMEED 35404-1489745-9 15 1084806 1144 43 ABUBAKER SHAFIQ MUHAMMAD SHAFIQ 35103-6467559-1 16 768769 1144 42 MUHAMMAD KHUSHAM AKBAR ALI 35503-0142935-1 17 1085902 1144 42 SHOUKAT ALI BHATTI DODO BHATTI 45303-7981157-5 18 1082346 1144 41 RAIS AHMED MUHAMMAD YASIN 35202-2618605-5 19 1091076 1144 41 MUHAMMAD HABIB MUHAMMAD SHAFIQ 31104-7047127-7 20 1079336 1144 40 MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ ALTAF ALTAF HUSSAIN 36302-7776405-3 21 1081524 1144 40 MIR AWAIS KHAN JAN MUHAMMAD 61101-2587662-7 22 1082021 1144 40 SHAHZADA MUHAMMAD FURQAN BADAR MUNIR AHMED 61101-7108156-1 23 1086441 1144 40 TALHA MEERAJ MEERAJ DIN BHUTTO 36302-6881598-5 24 1079617 1144 40 AHSAN ABBAS GHULAM ABBAS 36302-7646377-7 25 1081680 1144 40 qaisar mehboob mehboob khan 37102-8670265-5 26 1090626 1144 40 ABDUL BASIT ABBASI MUHAMMAD RAFIQ ABBASI 37405-2301905-3 27 768537 1144 40 Rana Muhammad Adnan Rana Muhammad Hanif 61101-7860445-3 28 769201 1144 40 MUHAMMAD TOSEEF MUHAMMAD MOBIN 61101-6647152-7 29 1087993 1144 40 MUHAMMAD TAYYAB MUHAMMAD ISHFAQ 61101-6608723-5 30 1086646 1144 40 Shahid Ullah Kifayat Ullah 61101-9649339-3 31 1086035 1144 40 MUHAMMAD YASIR MUHAMMAD ASHFAQ 35404-4034908-9 32 1081541 1144 40 MUHAMMAD AKBAR MUHAMMAD ARSAD 36501-4163873-5 33 1080021 1144 40 FAISAL QUDDUS ABDUL QUDDUS 37405-0553106-3 34 1084010 1144 40 ZIA ULLAH HAQ NAWAZ 61101-7103055-5 35 1080060 1144 40 muhammad asim imdad hussain 61101-1665159-1 36 1081367 1144 40 Muhammad Asif Abdul Kareem 31102-3245881-7 37 1081805 1144 40 raheel ahmad khalil ahmad 61101-7715426-1 38 1083089 1144 40 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH GHULAM MUSTAFA 33204-0369859-7 39 1090159 1144 40 muhammad azeem raza ghulam nabi 36502-2940768-9 40 824907 1144 40 SOHANY KHAN MUHAMMAD NASIR 36602-9370263-3 41 825039 1144 40 Sanam Iqbal Zafar Iqbal 38401-8378520-9 42 1090107 1144 40 SHABBIR AHMED BASHIR AHMED 37203-9023683-9 43 1090221 1144 40 AHSAN ULLAH HASHMI M. HANIF HASHMI 61101-9852805-3 44 768533 1144 40 AHSAN ALI GHULAM FAREED 36603-9138182-9 45 712893 1144 40 ADIL MAHBOOB DAR Mahboob Rabbani Dar 34201-7400859-5 46 1085860 1144 40 Adil inayat Inayatullah 37406-6303490-7 47 1086821 1144 40 ABID ULLAH SAIF ULLAH 35302-6101223-3 48 1090243 1144 34 MUHAMMAD WAQAS AKRAM MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN 38302-2921099-9 49 1087628 1144 34 Munir Hussain Khadim Hussain 36602-8330746-3 50 824842 1144 34 MUHAMMAD WAQAS MUHAMMAD MIAN 35202-5042627-9 51 1081816 1144 34 DAUD ZIA MANZOOR AHMAD 35202-9454959-1 52 824463 1144 34 MUHAMMAD BILAL SABIR HUSSAIN 34602-8947331-9 53 824330 1144 34 MUHAMMAD ARSLAN JAVAID JAVAID IQBAL 34101-3006568-5 54 1113647 1144 34 AHSAN NUMAN NOOR HUSSAIN 34602-8923419-5 55 1081960 1144 33 SYED HASSAN RAZA SYED BASHARAT HUSSAIN 61101-4398676-5 56 1090244 1144 33 MUHAMMAD WALEED AKRAM MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN 38302-1651383-9 57 1083374 1144 33 MUHAMMAD ISMAIL ALLAH DITTA 36201-5815580-9 58 712690 1144 33 SHOAIB KHAN LIAQAT ALI 37405-9729353-3 59 1081458 1144 33 SYED ABID ALI RAZA SHAH NAZAR HUSSAIN SHAH 38404-3992289-5 60 1116443 1144 33 ZEESHAN ALI MUHAMMAD ALI 36401-1150072-9 61 1082830 1144 32 MUHAMMAD SULEMAN ASGHAR MUHAMMAD ASGHAR KHAN 36302-7600918-5 62 824960 1144 32 MUHAMMAD ATTIQUE MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE 31202-2128296-1 63 1081943 1144 32 MUHAMMAD HAMID KHAN MUHAMMAD YAQOOB KHAN 37405-6864208-1 64 1087440 1144 32 riaz ahmad muhammad sharif 35102-9861297-5 65 1079932 1144 31 MUHAMMAD SHOAIB KHALID KHALID MEHMOOD 36302-6816094-5 66 824829 1144 31 ALI RAZA ASHIQ ALI 33100-6324456-1 67 768650 1144 31 Muhammad Qasim Muhammad Shahid 34501-4508833-5 68 1113799 1144 31 KASHIF ALI ZAFAR MUHAMMAD ZAFAR 36203-3432902-7 69 1081161 1144 31 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD FAROOQ MUHAMMAD BOOTA 35102-0235535-9 70 824564 1144 31 MUHAMMAD WAQAS ABBASI ZULFIQAR KHAN ABBASI 37404-2162374-1 71 1088837 1144 31 MUHAMMAD MUSTANSAR BASHIR MUHAMMAD BASHIR 33101-6193712-9 72 768603 1144 30 Muhammad Shahid Muhammad Yameen 36302-1629471-1 73 1113895 1144 30 EHSAN UL HAQ MEHMOOD AHMED 36302-2475290-9 74 1079438 1144 30 MUHAMMAD UMER MUHAMMAD ALI 37405-3156203-1 75 1084956 1144 30 MUHAMMAD ALI M AFZAL 33201-4984285-3 76 768927 1144 29 IFTAKHAR GUL GUL MUHAMMAD 61101-1345872-7 77 1086884 1144 29 AHMED ABDUL RAHIM KHAN ARIF SAEED KHAN 61101-7903147-9 78 1080871 1144 29 MUHAMMAD ASAD ULLAH SHAFIQUE AHMAD 36304-6767644-5 79 768122 1144 29 SHAHBAZ ALI QAMAR ZULFIQAR ALI 35202-8641085-7 80 1079368 1144 29 MUHAMMAD USMAN ARIF MUHAMMAD ARIF EHSAN 32301-8952513-5 81 1079340 1144 29 RIAZ HUSSAIN ALTAF HUSSAIN 36303-1287835-7 82 1081221 1144 28 HAFEEZ GOHAR GOHAR RAHMAN 61101-8616732-7 83 824778 1144 28 WAHEED ANWAR MUHAMMAD ANWAR 35102-6607025-7 84 712905 1144 28 Abdul sattar ABDUL GHAFFAR 61101-1893758-1 85 1082177 1144 28 AFZAAL NASIR SATTI NASIR IQBAL SATTI 37405-7114263-1 86 1082535 1144 28 MUHAMMAD ZEESHAN UMER MUHAMMAD UMER 36302-5772200-9 87 1085123 1144 28 YASIR JAVED TARIQ JAVED 37405-3452306-1 88 1090300 1144 28 Muhammad Wasim Mukhtar Ali 35405-0371346-7 89 1086609 1144 27 MUSSADIQ HUSSAIN ABDUL GHAFOOR 33302-8364067-9 90 712691 1144 27 Abrar Iqbal Muhammad Iqbal 35102-9527141-7 91 824940 1144 27 MAJID JAHANGIR MUHAMMAD JAHANGIR 33102-6918805-5 92 1080301 1144 27 AIZAZ AHMAD ABDUL AZIZ 35202-7067417-1 93 769003 1144 27 MUHAMMAD WAQAS ALVI MUHAMMAD ZULFIQAR ALVI 34101-0692406-3 94 1082867 1144 27 MUHAMMAD ALI ALI GOHAR KHOHARO 61101-1880670-5 95 768876 1144 26 BILAL SHAUKAT ABBASI SHAUKAT ALI ABBASI 61101-5844529-9 96 1086390 1144 26 MICHEAL MAJEED MAJEED MASIH 61101-4617019-1 97 1083208 1144 26 BABAR JABAR MUHAMMAD JABBAR 35302-9286805-9 98 769291 1144 26 NAVEED ALI RUSTAM ALI 17301-2380618-5 99 768673 1144 26 SYED NAVEED UL HAQ SHAH ZIA UL HAQ 37405-7562035-1 100 1087527 1144 26 Muhammad Ammar Yasir Ghulam badir khan 32202-8494996-7 101 1088229 1144 26 MUNEEB RAZA MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH 31105-9085860-1 102 712873 1144 25 Hasnain Raza Muhammad Razzaq 36602-7660548-7 103 1082159 1144 25 MUHAMMAD SHARJEEL IMRAN HADAIT ULLAH 33301-2129416-9 104 768844 1144 25 BILAL HASAN MAQBOOL ELAHI 38401-8788756-1 105 769290 1144 25 MUHAMMAD SAQIB ABDUL GHAFOOR BHATTI 17301-0941976-5 106 1084772 1144 25 ANSAR MEHMOOD AMAN ULLAH KHAN 38303-3031782-3 107 1080492 1144 24 TASAWAR IMRAN AHMAD BUKHSH 33202-3675537-3 108 768697 1144 24 M MUNEEB UR REHMAN KALEEM ULLAH 32102-8103105-9 109 824798 1144 24 ATIQUE AHMED NAZEER AHMED 37102-5982188-9 110 712535 1144 23 Muhammad Faheem Kiani Abdul Rauf kiani 61101-1952824-5 111 768933 1144 23 ANSAR JAMIL ABDUL RAHMAN KHAN 82401-5244251-3 112 769164 1144 23 ARMAN HUSSAIN NAZIR HUSSAIN 61101-7937308-1 113 1081510 1144 23 MUHAMMAD AFZAL ABDUL QAYYUM 61101-2099773-7 114 1089438 1144 23 WAQAS AHMAD muhammad naseer 35202-7778937-7 115 769015 1144 22 MUHAMMAD HASEEB JADOON ARIF KHAN 61101-0412264-3 116 1079630 1144 22 HASEEB TARIQ MUHAMMAD TARIQ 34601-5917340-5 117 1091198 1144 22 MUHAMMAD JUNAID MUHAMMAD AKBAR 61101-3665495-9 118 1087556 1144 22 m akbar moin m aslam moin 35200-3594895-7 119 1084278 1144 22 SHAHZAD ZAHEER SHAHZAD MUHAMMAD ZAHEER 38403-8520411-1 120 1082689 1144 22 Ali Raza Muhammad Afzal 34201-0160386-5 121 1087763 1144 22 HASNAIN QAMAR MUHAMMAD ZAFAR 33202-2805656-9 122 1079136 1144 21 MUHAMMAD OWAIS MUHAMMAD NAZIB 61101-3862226-9 123 1083075 1144 21 RANA MUHAMMAD WAQAS SAEED RANA MUHAMMAD SAEED 35202-8042699-3 124 1084017 1144 21 AAMIR SHAHZAD JAVEED AKHTAR 61101-7711774-1 125 1083959 1144 21 ADEEL JAMIL MUHAMMAD JAMIL 36302-0359831-3 126 1080040 1144 21 aroosa MUHAMMAD YOUNAS 35201-7412882-2 127 1084477 1144 21 SOHAIL AHMAD NAZEER AHMAD 42401-1110204-9 128 1086812 1144 21 NAEEM MANZOOR MANZOOR AHMAD 61101-2899989-7 129 1087973 1144 21 MUHAMMAD JAWAD ABBAS MUHAMMAD BASHIR 37203-5737695-1 130 1086744 1144 21 CHAUDHARY ZAWAR NASIR CHAUDHARY NASIR JAVED 34101-4957420-7 131 1084143 1144 21 ASIM SHAHZAD ABDUL RAUF 34101-9732040-9 132 1087829 1144 21 tahir raza muhammad adrees 34302-7360436-5 133 1080808 1144 20 ASIM FAROOQ MUHAMMAD FAROOQ 37404-8792455-3 134 1090168 1144 20 MUHAMMAD ABU BAKAR MUHAMMAD MANSHA 35202-7880169-1 135 1087600 1144 20 zeeshan ur rehman abdul rehman 37405-8398594-3 136 1083402 1144 20 TALHA ALI RAZAQ HUSSAIN 36402-3003384-3 137 768162 1144 19 MUHAMMAD UMAIR MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE 61101-2233184-3 138 1084815 1144 19 Tanveer-Ul-Haq Khan Muhammad Khalil Khan 82101-0607069-3 139 712889 1144 19 Syed Muhammad Irfan Jafary Kafayat Hussain 34401-5843654-5 140 768669 1144 19 MUHAMMAD NABEEL MUHAMMAD KHALIQ 37301-5214343-3 141 1080070 1144 19 QASIM IQBAL MUHAMMAD IQBAL 37404-8241892-7 142 693102 1144 19 Sohaib Khushnood Zahid Khushnood Tahir 37405-1397044-9 143 1090196 1144 19 MUHAMMAD ABBAS MUHAMMAD RAMZAN 35201-0945365-9 144 1086287 1144 19 ZABEHULLAH
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