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Poonch Commernce College of Abbaspur UNIVERSITY OF THE POONCH RAWALAKOT AZAD KASHMIR Notification No. ____________________ It is hereby Notified that the Result of following Colleges ____B.Com Part 1st Annual _Examination _2018__ held in __July, 2018______ is being declalred as under:- Note:- This Notificatioin is issued as a Notice only. An entry appearing in it does not in itself confer independantly any right or priviling for the grant of a proper Certificate/ Degree which will be issued under the Regulations in due course of time. "ERRROS AND OMISSIONS EXCEPTED" Roll Regd No. Name of the Student Father's Name Result Marks Paper/ s to reappear & No. Obtd. Period Poonch Commernce college of Abbaspur 1 Aroosha Sadiq Raja muhammad Sadidq Khan R/L Regd 2 2017-PCCA-B-COM-93 Samaiza Shahid Muhamamd Shahid Fail I,II,III,V A/2019 3 2017-PCCA-B-COM-92 Momina Hanif Muhammad Hanif Sabir Fail II A/2019 4 2017-PCCA-B-COM-91 Sanam Siddique Muhammad Siddique Fail I,II,III,IV,V A/2019 5 2017-PCCA-B-COM-87 Asma Aziz Khawaja Muhammad Aziz Pass 517 6 2017-PCCA-B-COM-100 Asif Ali Khawaja Aftab Ahmed Derwaish Fail III,V,VI A/2019 7 2017-PCCA-B-COM-99 Junaid Ajaz Ajaz Khan Pass 420 8 2017-PCCA-B-COM-98 Mansoor Misree Haji Muhammad Misree Khan Fail I,II,III,IV,V,VI A/2019 9 2017-PCCA-B-COM-97 Naveed Manzoor Khawaja Manzoor Ahmed Fail I,IV A/2019 10 2017-PCCA-B-COM-96 Ahasan-ul-haq Zafar Iqbal Fail I,III,IV,V,VII A/2019 11 2017-PCCA-B-COM-95 Fasi -ur-Rahman Khawaja Shoukat Iqbal Fail Totally Fail Roll Regd No. Name of the Student Father's Name Result Marks Paper/ s to reappear & No. Obtd. Period Poonch12 Commernce2017-PCCA-B-COM-94 college of AbbaspurMustansar Javed Iqbal Fail I,III,IV,V A/2019 13 2017-PCCA-B-COM-90 Umer Farooq Kiyani Muhammad Farooq Fail II,III,V A/2019 14 2017-PCCA-B-COM-89 Usama Farooq Kiyani Muhammad Farooq Khan Fail III A/2019 15 2017-PCCA-B-COM-88 Ahsan Mushtaq Mushtaq Hussain Fail III,IV,V A/2019 16 2017-PCCA-B-COM-86 Awais Mukhtar Khan Muhammad Mukhtar Khan Pass 412 17 2017-PCCA-B-COM-85 Rizwan Shoukat Muhammad Shoukat Kiyani Fail I,III,IV,V A/2019 18 2017-PCCA-B-COM-84 Waheed Sharif Khawaja Muhammad Sharif Pass 475 19 2017-PCCA-B-COM-82 Akram Ashraf Muhammad Ashraf Khan Fail I,III,IV,V A/2019 20 2017-PCCA-B-COM-83 Abaid Ashraf Muhammad Ashraf Khan Fail I,III,IV,V A/2019 Poonch Commernce college of Abbaspur ( LCS) 21 2016-PCCA-B-COM-66 Aneela Khalid Chouhdry Khalid Fail Must Appear in All Subject 22 2015-PCCA-B-COM-055 Afia Munir Munir Hussain Khan Bhatti Fail Must Appear in All Subject 23 2016-PCCA-B-COM-73 Shahzada Khurram ejaz Faiz Muhammad Ejaz Pass 487 24 2016-PCCA-B-COM-74 Sajjad Ahmed Faiz Rasool Fail Must Appear in All Subject 25 2016-PCCA-B-COM-75 Haseeb Akram Choudry Muhammad Akram Fail Must Appear in All Subject 26 2014-PCCA-B-COM-027 Muhammad Mushtaq Muhammad Siddique Fail Must Appear in All Subject Kashmir College of Commerce Bagh LCS 27 2016-KCB-B-COM-112 Tayyeba BiBi ALI Hussain Fail III A/2019 28 2015-KCB-B-COM-019 Zeeshan khalid Muhammad Khalid khan Pass 492 29 2016-KCB-B.COM-050 Rida Shoukat Shoukat Khan Pass 479 30 2015KCB-B.COM-029 Muhammad Saqib Ziyad Muhammad Ziyad Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 31 2015-KCB-B-COM-057 Khawaja Islam Muhammad Aslam Fail Must Appear in All Subject Roll Regd No. Name of the Student Father's Name Result Marks Paper/ s to reappear & No. Obtd. Period Poonch32 Commernce2015-KCB-B-COM-039 college of AbbaspurNasira Saddiq M Saddiq Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 33 2015-KCB-B-COM-026 Muhammad Ishraq Khan Khushi Muhammad Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 34 2016-KCB-COM-098 Syed Aniq Hussain Shah Syed Akram Shah Fail Must Appear in All Subject 35 2016-KCB-B-COM-114 Nafeesa Mushtaq Mushtaq Ahmed Fail Must Appear in All Subject 36 2016-KCB-B-COM119 Iram javaid Khwaja javaid Iqbal Dar Fail Must Appear in All Subject 37 2016-KCB-B-COM-115 Shabnum Fareed Fareed Ahmed khan Pass 477 38 2016-KCB-B.COM-081 Abdul Raheem jumshaid Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 39 2016-KCB-B.COM-116 Shamila Javaid Khwaja javaid Iqbal Dar Fail Must Appear in All Subject 40 2016-KCB-B.COM-123 Farah Musaddiq Muhammad Musaddiq Khan Abbasi Fail Must Appear in All Subject 41 2016-KCB-B.COM-123 Hina Asgar Ch Muhammad Asgar Fail Must Appear in All Subject 42 2016-KCB-B.COM-129 Touseef Rafique Muhammad Rafique Fail Must Appear in All Subject 43 2016-KCB-B.COM-085 Muhammad Ahsan Khan Zaffar Iqbal Fail Must Appear in All Subject 44 2016-KCB-B.COM-077 Shoaib Manshad Manshad Hussain Khan Pass 442 45 2016-KCB-B.COM-121 Hamza Maqbool Muhammad Maqbool Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 46 2016-KCB-B.COM-087 Zaka Aman Raja Amanullah Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 47 2016-KCB-B.COM-079 Farhan Raqeeb Abdul Raqeeb Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 48 2016-KCB-B.COM-093 Zumard Saleem Muhammad Saleem Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 49 2016-KCB-B.COM-106 Muhammad Adeel Ahmed Muhammad Fareed Khan Pass 378 50 2016-KCB-B.COM-099 Hamza Hanif Muhammad Hanif Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 51 2016-KCB-B.COM-094 Syed Umair Naseer Syed Naseer Hussain Shah Gardazi Fail Must Appear in All Subject 52 2016-KCB-B.COM-083 Zohaib Jamil Muhammad Jamil Khan Pass 436 53 2016-KCB-B.COM-101 Baber Ghafoor Abdul Ghafoor Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject Roll Regd No. Name of the Student Father's Name Result Marks Paper/ s to reappear & No. Obtd. Period Poonch54 Commernce2016-KCB-B.COM-086 college of AbbaspurJahenzeb Mughal Aurangzeb Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 55 2016-KCB-B.COM-092 Sohrab Ahmed Arshed Javaid Fail Must Appear in All Subject 56 2016-KCB-B.COM-080 Nauman Hussain Muhammad Hussain Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 57 2016-KCB-B.COM-126 Awais Ahmad Dafter Hussain Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 58 2016-KCB-B.COM-073 Hamza Iqbal Khwaja javed Iqbal Banday Fail Must Appear in All Subject 59 2016-KCB-B.COM-131 Asad Ullah Arshad Hussain Khan Pass 413 60 2016-KCB-B.COM-104 Syed Shabaz Irshad Syed Irshad Hussain Shah Fail Must Appear in All Subject 61 2016-KCB-B.COM-103 Haroon Hameed Muhammad Hameed Fail Must Appear in All Subject 62 2016-KCB-B.COM-078 Zariab Mughal Ali Hussain Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 63 2016-KCB-B.COM-107 Ahmed Ali Rafique Khwaja Muhammad Rafique Fail Must Appear in All Subject 64 2016-KCB-B.COM-122 Adnan Farooq Muhammad Farooq Khan Fail Must Appear in All Subject 65 2016-KCB-B.COM-125 Zulfaqar Khadam Hussain Fail Must Appear in All Subject 66 2016-KCB-B.COM-102 Atif Bashir Sheikh Bashir Ahmed Fail Must Appear in All Subject Inam Science College Dah Hajira 67 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-040 Uzma Niaz Niaz Ahmad Fail III,V A/2019 68 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-041 Amna Sarwar Muhammad Sarwar Fail I A/2019 69 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-039 Nabeela Akhtar Talib Hussain Fail III A/2019 70 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-038 Nadia Azam Muhammad Azam Pass 422 71 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-043 Sama Banaras Muhammad Banaras khan Fail III,V A/2019 72 Maria Sarwar Muhammad Sarwar Khan R/L Regd 73 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-042 Ulfat-Un- Nisa Niamat Khan Fail IV A/2019 74 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-048 Usva Abrar Muhammad Abrar Fail III A/2019 Roll Regd No. Name of the Student Father's Name Result Marks Paper/ s to reappear & No. Obtd. Period Poonch75 Commernce2017-INSCDH-B.Com-064 college of AbbaspurAyesha Raqeeb Muhammad Raqeeb Khan Pass 509 76 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-051 Amaria Rasheed Muhammad Rasheed Fail III,V A/2019 77 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-044 Asma Ilyas Muhammad Ilyas Khan Fail III A/2019 78 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-065 Nusrat Kanwl Muhammad Sain Khan Pass 517 79 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-047 Asia Ashraf Muhammad Ashraf Khan Fail III,V A/2019 80 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-063 Tabassum Ilyas Muhammad Ilyas Khan Pass 527 81 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-052 Samavia Sabir Sardar Sabir Hussain Fail III A/2019 82 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-066 Iffat Muzaffar Muhammad Muzaffar Khan Pass 582 83 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-036 Sadaf Mehmood Mehmood Ahmed Pass 492 84 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-046 Anosha Malik Malik Hussain Pass 623 85 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-067 Zobia Iqbal Muhammad Iqbal Fail II,III,IV,V A/2019 86 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-045 Atbah Shahzad Shahzad Haider Pass 609 87 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-055 Malik Rashid Muhammad Rasheed Fail 88 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-037 Tabish Ayyoub Muhammad Ayyoub Fail III,IV A/2019 89 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-060 Muhammad Ateeb Mazhar Muhammad Mazhar Khan Fail III A/2019 90 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-050 Umar Rafiq Muhammad Rafiq Khan Fail III A/2019 91 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-054 Mushahid Saleem Jalali Muhammad Saleem Khan Fail III,IV,V A/2019 92 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-057 Haroon Shabir Muhammad Shabir Khan Pass 497 93 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-056 Furqan Ashfaq Muhammad Ashfaq Fail IV A/2019 94 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-062 ZeeShan Ahmad Ali Asghar Khan Pass 496 95 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-059 Muhammad Faran Muhammad Shaahpal Khan Fail IV A/2019 96 2017-INSCDH-B.Com-061 Sohail Minhas Abdul Ghafoor Khan Fail III A/2019 Roll Regd No.
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