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Detail of Posts Notified in Bs-19 ((Male) - 24 - ANNEXURE – “B” DETAIL OF POSTS NOTIFIED IN BS-19 ((MALE) Sr. Name of No. of Remarks No. Posts Posts 1 2 3 4 Executive District Officers (Education), in 1. Irrespective of District the Punjab. 28 District Education Officers (S.E), in the 2. Irrespective of District Punjab. 27 3. District Education Officer (M-EE). 37 District where posts exists Senior Subject Specialists of Government As per sanction strength subject Colleges for Elementary Teachers/In- to the condition that repitition of 4. Service /Pre-Service Teahers Training 75 subjects shall not be allowed in Colleges @ 03-posts in each Institution. any case. Senior Subject Specialists of Government As per sanction strength subject to the condition that repitition of 5. Comprehensive Schools (M) @ 01-post in 16 subjects shall not be allowed in each Institution. any case. Senior Subject Specialists of Government As per sanction strength subject to the condition that repitition of 6. Higher Secondary Schools @ 02-post in each 535 subjects shall not be allowed Institution. in any case. Principals of Government Higher 7. Secondary Schools. 234 8. Principals, Government High Schools. 601 TOTAL NO. OF POSTS:- 1553 Detail of 921 – Institutions shown at serial No. 01, 02, 03, 07, & 08 above is given as under:- EXECUTIVE District officers (EDUCATION),, in the Punjab 1.. Executive District Officer (Education) 2.. Executive District Officer (Education) 3.. Executive District Officer (Education) 4.. Executive District Officer (Education) 5.. Executive District Officer (Education) 6.. Executive District Officer (Education) 7.. Executive District Officer (Education) 8.. Executive District Officer (Education) 9.. Executive District Officer (Education) 10.. Executive District Officer (Education) SECTION OFFICER ( SE – I) SECTION OFFICER ( PC ) SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT - 25 - ANNEXURE – “B” NAME OF POSTS IN BS – 19 (MALE) 11.. Executive District Officer (Education) 12.. Executive District Officer (Education) 13.. Executive District Officer (Education) 14.. Executive District Officer (Education) 15.. Executive District Officer (Education) 16.. Executive District Officer (Education) 17.. Executive District Officer (Education) 18.. Executive District Officer (Education) 19.. Executive District Officer (Education) 20.. Executive District Officer (Education) 21.. Executive District Officer (Education) 22.. Executive District Officer (Education) 23.. Executive District Officer (Education) 24.. Executive District Officer (Education) 25.. Executive District Officer (Education) 26.. Executive District Officer (Education) 27.. Executive District Officer (Education) 28.. Executive District Officer (Education) District Education Officers (S..E),, ( MALE ),, IN THE PUNJAB 29.. District Education Officers (S.E) 30.. District Education Officers (S.E) 31.. District Education Officers (S.E) 32.. District Education Officers (S.E) 33.. District Education Officers (S.E) 34.. District Education Officers (S.E) 35.. District Education Officers (S.E) 36.. District Education Officers (S.E) 37.. District Education Officers (S.E) 38.. District Education Officers (S.E) 39.. District Education Officers (S.E) 40.. District Education Officers (S.E) 41.. District Education Officers (S.E) 42.. District Education Officers (S.E) 43.. District Education Officers (S.E) 44.. District Education Officers (S.E) 45.. District Education Officers (S.E) 46.. District Education Officers (S.E) 47.. District Education Officers (S.E) SECTION OFFICER ( SE – I) SECTION OFFICER ( PC ) SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT - 26 - ANNEXURE – “B” NAME OF POSTS IN BS – 19 (MALE) 48.. District Education Officers (S.E) 49.. District Education Officers (S.E) 50.. District Education Officers (S.E) 51.. District Education Officers (S.E) 52.. District Education Officers (S.E) 53.. District Education Officers (S.E) 54.. District Education Officers (S.E) 55.. District Education Officers (S.E) District Education Officer ( M-E E ),, in THE PUNJAB 56.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Lahore City. 57.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Lahore Cantt. 58.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Kasur. 59.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Sheikhupura. 60.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Nankana Sahib. 61.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Gujranwal. 62.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Narowal. 63.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Gujrat. 64.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Hafizabad. 65.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Sialkot. 66.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), M.B. Din. 67.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Faisalabad. 68.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Jhang. 69.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Chiniot. 70.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Toba Tek Singh. 71.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Rawalpindi. 72.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Jhelum. 73.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Attock. 74.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Chakwal. 75.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Sargodha. 76.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Mianwali. 77.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Bhakkar. 78.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Khushab. 79.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Multan. 80.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Khanewal. 81.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Lodhran. 82.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Vehari. 83.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Sahiwal. SECTION OFFICER ( SE – I) SECTION OFFICER ( PC ) SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT - 27 - ANNEXURE – “B” NAME OF POSTS IN BS – 19 (MALE) 84.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Pak Pattan. 85.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Okara. 86.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Dera Ghazi Khan. 87.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Layyah. 88.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Muzaffargarh. 89.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Rajanpur. 90.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Bahawalpur. 91.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Bahawalnagar. 92.. District Education Officer (M – E.E), Rahim Yar Khan. PRINCIPALS (BS-19),, GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS,, in the Punjab LAHORE CANNT 93. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Maraka Quarter, Lahore. KASUR 94. Government Higher Secondary School, Kanganpur, Kasur. 95. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Khudian Khas, Kasur. 96. Government Higher Secondary School, Ahmed Nawaz Khan Roshan Bheela, Kasur. 97. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Wan Radha Ram, Kasur. SHEIKHUPURA 98. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Farooqabad, Sheikhupura. 99. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Khanqa Dogran, Sheikhupura. 100. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Ajnianwala, Sheikhupura. 101. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Nangal Sahdan, Sheikhupura. 102. Government Higher Secondary School, Khan Pur, Sheikhupura. NANKANA SAHIB 103. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Bara Ghar, Nankana Sahib. 104. Government Higher Secondary School, Randhir Chak No – 13, Nankana Sahib OKARA 105. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Renala Khurd, Okara. 106. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Akhter Abad, Okara. 107. Government Higher Secondary School, 40/3-R, Okara. 108. Government Higher Secondary School, Bama Bala, Okara. RAWALPINDI 109. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Loco Shed, Rawalpindi 110. Government Dennys Higher Secondary School, Rawalpindi. SECTION OFFICER ( SE – I) SECTION OFFICER ( PC ) SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT - 28 - ANNEXURE – “B” NAME OF POSTS IN BS – 19 (MALE) 111. Gove rnment Higher Secondary School, Jabber Pindori, Tehsil Gujjar Khan, Rawalpindi. 112. Govt. Islamia Higher Secondary School, No – 1, Rawalpindi. 113. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Kountrilla, Rawalpindi. 114. Government Higher Secondary School, Bewal, Rawalpindi. 115. Government Higher Secondary School, Nara, Rawalpindi. 116. Government Higher Secondary School, Sagri, Rawalpindi. 117. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Choha Khalsa, Rawalpindi. 118. Govt. Christian Higher Secondary School, Rawalpindi. 119. Govt. Muslim Higher Secondary School, No – 1, Rawalpindi. 120. Government Higher Secondary School, Bassali, Rawalpindi. 121. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Adhwal, Rawalpindi. 122. Government Higher Secondary School, Samote, Rawalpindi. 123. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Kotli Sattian, Rawalpindi. 124. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Ausia Murree, Rawalpindi. 125. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Devi, Gujar Khan, Rawalpindi. 126. Government Higher Secondary School, Lehtrar, Rawalpindi. 127. Government Higher Secondary School, Phaphril, Tehsil Muree, Rawalpindi. 128. Government Higher Secondary School, Dhanda, Rawalpindi. JHELUM 129. Government Higher Secondary School, Domeli, Jhelum. 130. Govt. M.C. Islamia Higher Secondary School, Jhelum. 131. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Jalalpur Sharif, Jhelum. 132. Government Higher Secondary School, Lilla, Jhelum. ATTOCK 133. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Hassanabdal, Attock. 134. Government Higher Secondary School, Nara, Attock. 135. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Ghour Gashti, Attock. 136. Government Higher Secondary School, Malal, Attock. 137. Government Higher Secondary School, Attock City. 138. Government Higher Secondary School, Dourdad, Attock. 139. Government Higher Secondary School, Shadi Khan, Attock. 140. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Kot Fateh Khan, Attock. CHAKWAL 141. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Choa Saiden Shah, Chakwal. 142. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Sahgalabad, Chakwal. 143. Government Higher Secondary School, Pachnand, Chakwal. SECTION
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