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Icats Mathematics Contest 2021 Institutions Code List Inst ICATS MATHEMATICS CONTEST 2021 INSTITUTIONS CODE LIST INST. CODE INSTITUTION NAME CITY 9001 IBA PUBLIC SCHOOL SUKKUR SUKKUR 9002 GOVT. GIRLS ISLAMIA HIGH SCHOOL DASKA 9003 THE QUAID-E-AZAM PUBLIC SCHOOL SWABI (GIRLS) SWABI 9004 THE CITY SCHOOL (MODEL TOWN) LAHORE 9005 BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE ATTOCK 9006 THE QUAID-E-AZAM GROUP OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES (GIRLS) SWABI 9007 FRONTIER CHILDREN'S ACADEMY PESHAWAR 9008 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BOYS PESHAWAR 9009 HIRA FOUNDATION SCHOOL KARACHI 9010 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL DEFENCE LAHORE 9011 THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF CHOUEIFAT LAHORE 9012 APS (JUNIOR) PESHAWAR 9013 THE CITY SCHOOL KHARIAN 9014 THE CITY SCHOOL ISLAMABAD 9015 DIVISIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL PREMIER FAISALABAD 9016 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL RAWALPINDI 9017 BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE RAWALPINDI 9018 THE CITY SCHOOL LAHORE 9019 HAYAT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL HYDERABAD 9020 ROOTS IVY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL LAHORE 9021 PRESENTATION CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL RAWALPINDI 9022 FAISALABAD GRAMMAR SCHOOL FAISALABAD 9023 CDA MODEL SCHOOL ISLAMABAD 9024 SUPER NOVA SCHOOL ISLAMABAD 9025 FAUJI FOUNDATION COLLEGE FATEH JANG 9026 INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS LAKKI MARWAT 9027 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL (LANDMARK PROJECT) LAHORE 9028 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM GUJRANWALA 9029 THE BROADWAY SCHOOL LAHORE 9030 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM MULTAN 9031 INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS PHALIA 9032 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE FOR BOYS MULTAN 9033 THE LEARNING CASTLE SCHOOL ATTOCK 9034 BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE TAXILA 9035 PESHAWAR MODEL SCHOOL BOYS PESHAWAR 9036 THE CITY SCHOOL RAWALPINDI 9037 THE CITY SCHOOL KARACHI Page 1 of 5 INST. CODE INSTITUTION NAME CITY 9038 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL MIRPUR KHAS 9039 CANTT PUBLIC GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KARACHI 9040 THE TRUST SCHOOL (GREEN TOWN CAMPUS ) LAHORE 9041 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL KOHAT 9042 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL KASHMORE 9043 THE CITY NURSERY ABBOTTABAD 9044 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM LAHORE 9045 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM HAFIZABAD 9046 THE CITY SCHOOL (GULSHAN CAMPUS-A BOYS) KARACHI 9047 THE CITY SCHOOL KARACHI 9048 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ISLAMABAD 9049 THE CITY SCHOOL KARACHI 9050 RANGERS PUBLIC SCHOOL BOYS LAHORE 9051 CONVENT OF JESUS AND MARY SCHOOL SIALKOT 9052 DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOL HAFIZABAD 9053 DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DEPALPUR 9054 DHAI ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ISLAMABAD 9055 THE CITY SCHOOL (INDUS CAMPUS) SUKKUR 9056 THE CITY SCHOOL (MARDAN CAMPUS) MARDAN 9057 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL (DHARYALA JALAP) DHARYALA JALAP 9058 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES LAHORE 9059 THE SET SCHOOL (NORTH EAST CAMPUS) KARACHI 9060 KAUTHAR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN ISLAMABAD 9061 GOVERNMENT CENTRAL MODEL SCHOOL LAHORE 9062 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL (PASRUR) PASRUR 9063 KARACHI CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL KARACHI 9064 THE CITY SCHOOL (WARSAK JUNIOR) PESHAWAR 9065 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL SIALKOT 9066 BEACONHOUSE KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY RAWALPINDI 9067 THE CITY SCHOOL (NORTH NAZIMABAD JUNIOR-B) KARACHI 9068 CH. RAHMAT ALI MEMORIAL TRUST GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LAHORE 9069 THE CITY SCHOOL KARACHI 9070 TORONTO SCHOOL OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE KARACHI 9071 THE CITY SCHOOL RAWALPINDI 9072 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL FATEHPUR THAKYALA 9073 FAUJI FOUNDATION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ATTOCK 9074 GARRISON ACADEMY FOR BOYS LAHORE 9075 THE CITY SCHOOL SAIDU SHARIF 9076 THE MOVE MONTESSORI AND SCHOOL ABBOTTABAD Page 2 of 5 INST. CODE INSTITUTION NAME CITY 9077 THE CITY SCHOOL (TOWN SENIOR SECTION) PESHAWAR 9078 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL & COLLEGE (BOYS CAMPUS) PESHAWAR 9079 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL LAHORE 9080 PESHAWAR MODEL SCHOOL BOYS-1 PESHAWAR 9081 PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GUJRANWALA 9082 AITCHISON COLLEGE LAHORE 9083 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL MARALA SIALKOT 9084 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LAHORE 9085 APS TARIQ GARRISON BALKASAR CHAKWAL 9086 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM MANDI BAHAUDDIN 9087 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM MANDI BAHAUDDIN 9088 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM KARACHI 9089 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM MANDI BAHAUDDIN 9090 BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE MIRPUR 9091 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM LAHORE 9092 THE CITY SCHOOL PESHAWAR 9093 THE CITY SCHOOL (DARAKHSHAN CAMPUS - JUNIOR SECTION) KARACHI 9094 ENTERPRISE SCHOOL SYSTEM BAHAWALNAGAR 9095 FAUJI FOUNDATION KOTLI KOTLI 9096 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LAHORE 9097 FFC GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GHOTKI 9098 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES PESHAWAR 9099 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM KARACHI 9100 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AHMED PUR EAST 9101 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL (LANDMARK PROJECT) LAHORE 9102 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE RAWALPINDI 9103 MIND CHAMPS ACADEMY (MCA) SHINKIARI (MANSEHRA) 9104 JPS SCHOOL SYSTEM LAHORE 9105 INDUS EDUCATIONAL ACADEMY SANGHAR 9106 INDUS PUBLIC SCHOOL RUKAN BURIRO SANGHAR 9107 THE CITY SCHOOL (CAPITAL CAMPUS) ISLAMABAD 9108 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES LAHORE 9109 APS AL-HADID QUETTA CANTT QUETTA 9110 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM LAHORE 9111 CANTT PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL AND GIRLS COLLEGE SIALKOT 9112 SULTAN MAHOMED SHAH AGA KHAN SCHOOL KARACHI 9113 KOHINOOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL FAISALABAD 9114 JPS SCHOOL SYSTEM LAHORE 9115 HAYAT SCHOOL (FATIMA CAMPUS) HYDERABAD Page 3 of 5 INST. CODE INSTITUTION NAME CITY 9116 EUREKA SCHOOL SYSTEM KARACHI 9117 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES (BOYS CAMPUS) LAHORE 9118 HAMDARD PUBLIC SCHOOL ISLAMABAD 9119 FC PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSLIM BAGH 9120 G.P.S NAWAB DERA ISMAIL KHAN 9121 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM HAFIZABAD 9122 RESOURCE ACADEMIA BUREWALA 9123 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES HYDERABAD 9124 ABU ANEES IDEAL HIGH SCHOOL FAISALABAD 9125 AGA KHAN SCHOOL (HAFIZABAD) HAFIZABAD 9126 ALLAMA IQBAL PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS SIALKOT 9127 ALQALAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL GUJRAT 9128 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE (GIRLS) PESHAWAR 9129 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE (EME CAMPUS) RAWALPINDI 9130 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (ARMOUR) NOWSHERA 9131 BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE ISLAMABAD 9132 BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE (TALAGANG) TALAGANG 9133 CAA MODEL SCHOOL 1 KARACHI 9134 CANTT PUBLIC GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LAHORE 9135 COE GOVT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 1 HAFIZABAD 9136 DIRECTION SCHOOL (ALIF HUSSAIN CAMPUS) GUJRAT 9137 DIVISIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL LALAMUSA LALAMUSA 9138 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL GUJAR KHAN 9139 FAUJI FOUNDATION SCHOOL (PALANDRI A.K) PALLANDRI 9140 FAZAIA INTER COLLEGE MINHAS KAMRA 9141 FG PUBLIC SCHOOL HYDERABAD 9142 IISAR FOUNDATION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KARACHI 9143 APS DHA PHASE 2 ISLAMABAD 9144 MSB EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE KARACHI 9145 NAMAL SCHOOL MIANWALI 9146 NIXOR O LEVELS KARACHI 9147 PAK-TURK MAARIF INT'L SCHOOLS & COLLEGES (BOYS CAMPUS) ISLAMABAD 9148 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES (LUMHS CAMPUS) JAMSHORO 9149 PESHAWAR MODEL SCHOOL BOYS (HAYATABAD CAMPUS) PESHAWAR 9150 PESHAWAR MODEL SCHOOL (MARDAN CAMPUS) MARDAN 9151 SENECA ACADEMY KARACHI 9152 SOAR STEM SCHOOLS LAHORE 9153 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES LAHORE 9154 THE CITY SCHOOL (LALAZAR JUNIOR BRANCH) RAWALPINDI Page 4 of 5 INST. CODE INSTITUTION NAME CITY 9155 THE INTELLECT SCHOOL KARACHI 9156 THE CITY SCHOOL LAHORE 9157 THE SMART SCHOOL (MUSA CAMPUS) LAHORE 9158 WAVES GRAMMAR SCHOOL KARACHI 9159 APS ZAMZAMA (SNR) NOWSHERA 9160 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE (SARGODHA CANTT) SARGODHA 9161 THE EDUCATORS (KOHSAR CAMPUS) HYDERABAD 9162 PAK-TURK MAARIF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES LAHORE 9163 THE CITY SCHOOL RAWALPINDI TOTAL: 163 Page 5 of 5.
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