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Jinnah College for Women 2nd Open Merit List Pre-Medical (Self Finance) Session: 2019-20 Total # Tracking ID Name Father Name Obt Marks Remarks Marks 1 JUL20191622 ALISHBA IMTIAZ IMTIAZ KHAN 1020 1100 2 JUL20191930 MUNEEBA KAMAL MUHAMMAD ISRAR KHAN 1020 1100 3 JUL20192042 SIDRA TUL MUNTAHA MUHAMMAD IKRAM KHAN 1020 1100 4 JUL2019388 AFFIFA YOUSAFI ASHRAF ALI 1020 1100 5 JUL2019672 SEERAT ANJUM KHAIR AFZAL 1020 1100 6 JUN2019142 ZARA KHAN FAZLI-RAZIQ 1020 1100 7 JUL2019662 WARISHA MUHAMMAD TAHIR SIDDIQUIE 1020 1100 SARDAR MUHAMMAD ASGHAR 8 JUL2019716 SIDRA ASGHAR 1020 1100 KHAN 9 JUL2019601 ASHBALA LILY SAHIB ZADA 1020 1100 10 JUL20193551 AINAN NAZ BASHIR AHMAD 1020 1100 11 JUL20191848 MEHREEN NAWAZ KHAN NAWAZ ALI KHAN 1020 1100 12 JUL20193125 KASHMALA ISRAR KHAN MUHAMMAD ISRAR KHAN 1019 1100 13 JUL20193486 UROOJ FATIMA ABBASS 1019 1100 14 JUL20192035 SAMRA SHAHID SHAHID HUSSAIN 1019 1100 15 JUL2019464 ROMAN ANWAR ANWAR KHAN 1019 1100 16 JUL2019689 ZIANAZAMAN SHERZAMAN 1019 1100 17 JUL2019991 HAFIZA FATIMA NAWAZ KHAN. NAIK NAWAZ KHAN. 1019 1100 HQ 18 JUL20192138 SPOGMAI ALI AKBAR ALI 1019 1100 19 JUN2019195 SYEDA UME ALEENA SYED MIRAJ-UD-DIN 1019 1100 20 JUL20193705 MUJDA HAQ ATA-UL-HAQ 1019 1100 21 JUL20192040 SARA FAZAL FAZAL ELLAHI 1019 1100 22 JUL20192740 MARWA GUL SAJID KHAN 1019 1100 23 JUL20193337 ALISHBA AHMAD IMTIAZ AHMAD 1019 1100 24 JUL20192322 RIDA GUL BAHRAMAND 1019 1100 25 JUL20192835 NAJAM US SAHAR SAHIB GUL 1019 1100 26 JUN2019132 HIRA ZEB CHANZEB 1019 1100 27 JUL20192218 MALAIKA BIBI NIZAR ALI 1019 1100 28 JUL20192327 HAFSA IRFAN MUHAMMAD IRFAN KHAN 1019 1100 29 JUL2019832 LAIBA ARIF M.ARIF HAIDER 1019 1100 30 JUL20193772 MUSKAN ALI LIAQAT ALI KHAN 1019 1100 31 JUL2019642 MAHA ZAFAR AHMAD ZAFAR 1019 1100 32 JUL20192552 OMAMA SAHAR 1019 1100 33 JUN2019114 AIMAN ASHRAF ALI KHAN 1019 1100 34 JUL20191823 MUSKAN JABEEN IFTIKHAR AHMED 1019 1100 35 JUL20193068 SYEDA AQSA SHAH SYED IBRAHIM SHAH 1019 1100 36 JUN201968 ABEERA SHAH PIR SHAMSHER ALI SHAH 1018 1100 37 JUL20191205 FAJJAR BILAL BILAL UR REHMAN 1018 1100 HQ 38 JUL20193819 LAILA DILAWAR KHAN DILAWAR KHAN 1018 1100 39 JUL2019456 HUMA SALEEM SALEEM KHAN 1018 1100 40 JUL20194212 SANA ZAMEER KHAN ZAMEER 1018 1100 41 JUL20192779 AAEYLA WASIF WASIF ULLAH 1018 1100 42 JUL2019408 ALEENA KHAN MUHAMMAD KAMRAN KHAN 1018 1100 43 JUL2019241 LUBABA UZAIR MUHAMMAD UZAIR 1018 1100 44 JUL20193073 MARYAM FALAK SHER 1018 1100 45 JUL20191479 FATMA TU ZUHRA SULTAN MUHAMMAD 1018 1100 46 JUL2019237 MARYAM AFRIDI SARWAR SHAH AFRIDI 1018 1100 47 JUL2019798 GHAZALA HASHIM MUHAMMAD HASHIM 1018 1100 48 JUL20192071 AINA HOOR MUHAMMAD AAMIR KHAN 1018 1100 49 JUL20192170 KIRAN WAKIL WAKIL ZADA 1018 1100 50 JUL20191276 YUSRA GHAZI DOST MUHAMMAD 1018 1100 51 JUL2019589 MARWA ISMAIL ISMAIL 1018 1100 52 JUL20192226 ALIZA SHAHID SHAHID ALI 1018 1100 53 JUL2019895 SHAZMA MANZOOR AHMAD 1018 1100 54 JUL2019830 AZKA SIFFAT SIFFAT ULLAH 1018 1100 55 JUL2019838 HABIBA SHAHID MOHAMMAD SHAHID 1018 1100 HQ 56 JUL2019880 NAVEERA NIJAD NIJAD AHMAD 1018 1100 57 JUL20191557 AYESHA MALAK SAEED ULLAH KHAN 1018 1100 58 JUL2019344 HALEEMA BIBI SOORAT KHAN 1018 1100 59 JUL20191469 UROOJ HAYAT MUHAMMAD HAYAT KHAN 1018 1100 60 JUL2019345 NATASHA KHAN MUHAMMAD QASIM 1018 1100 61 JUL2019985 AMINA AMIR MUHAMMAD AMIR KHALIL 1018 1100 62 JUL20191689 MUNIBA IKRAM IKRAMULLAH 1018 1100 63 JUL2019760 HADIQA MURAD MURAD KHAN 1018 1100 64 JUL20193715 GUL E RANA LAL MUHAMMAD 1018 1100 HQ 65 JUL20193961 LEENA RIJA KHAN SHAKEEL AHMAD 1018 1100 66 JUL20193738 MEHWISH IHSANULLAH 1018 1100 67 JUL20192193 RODAINA IFTIKHAR IFTIKHAR ALI 1017 1100 68 JUL20191331 RAFIA IRFAN IRFAN ULLAH 1017 1100 69 JUL2019727 SAMAN ABDUL NASIR NASIR KHAN 1017 1100 70 JUL20191824 HADEES ZOHRA SYED ABU ZAFAR HASSAN 1017 1100 71 JUL20191522 TASNEEM MASHAAL HASSAN SHEHZADA SHER HASSAN 1017 1100 72 JUL20191347 MARHABA KHAN FEROZ KHAN 1017 1100 73 JUL20193138 AQSA BIBI WAKEEL KHAN 1017 1100 74 JUL20194099 SAFA SAEED MUHAMMAD SAEED 1017 1100 75 JUL20192005 SABA WIQAR WIQAR ULLAH AHMAD 1017 1100 76 JUL20191653 AMINA SAHIBZADA MUHAMMAD ILYAS JAN 1017 1100 77 JUL2019467 NIMRA QURESHI ABDUL RAHIM QURESHI 1017 1100 HQ 78 JUL20193158 MAHNOOR MUMTAZ MUMTAZ ALAM 1017 1100 79 JUL2019297 RANIA ABDUL BAQI ABDUL BAQI 1017 1100 80 JUL2019613 MEHWISH SHAH NAWAZ 1017 1100 81 JUL2019491 LAIBA KHAN ATTAULLAH 1016 1100 82 JUL2019931 HAFIZA AYESHA KIRAN WAHEED KHAN 1016 1100 HQ 83 JUL20191195 AISHA ZAHOOR ZAHOOR KHAN 1016 1100 HQ 84 JUL2019571 ALISHBA JABBAR ABDUL JABBAR 1016 1100 85 JUL20193070 MANAHIL SIDDIQUI ADEEL AHMED SIDDIQUI 1016 1100 86 JUL2019621 OULLAYIA HARAM JEHAN BAKHT JEHAN 1016 1100 87 JUL20191207 ALEENA GUL INAM GUL 1016 1100 88 JUL20191213 KHIZRAN ATTAULLAH MIAN ATTAULLAH 1016 1100 89 JUL2019704 HABEEBA MALAIKA MUHAMMAD SHERAZ 1016 1100 90 JUL20192514 SENEEN ALI SHAH DR. MUHAMMAD MUALLIM SHAH 1016 1100 91 JUL20191577 MEENA GUL NASRULLAH KHAN 1016 1100 92 JUL20191513 BAKHTAWAR ARSHAD ARSHAD KHAN 1016 1100 93 JUL2019275 HAFSA ISRAR MUHAMMAD ISRAR 1016 1100 94 JUL20191907 ZUKHRUF JAMSHED JAMSHED AHMED KHAN 1016 1100 95 JUN201967 DUA JAVED JAVED IQBAL 1016 1100 96 JUL20194045 ASMA ZAMAN SHAH ZAMAN KHAN 1016 1100 97 JUL20191871 SHEEMA ALI LIAQAT ALI 1016 1100 98 JUL20193434 ZALA GHANI FAZLI GHANI 1016 1100 99 JUL20191338 AQSA RAHEEM ABD UR RAHEEM 1016 1100 100 JUL20191473 NIMRA GUL ROOHULAMIN 1015 1100 101 JUL20193034 ZALA KHAN FAZAL E HADI 1015 1100 102 JUL20191594 FARYAL NOOR MUHAMMAD SIRAJ 1015 1100 103 JUL20192973 RAMZA SOHAIL MUHAMMAD SOHAIL KHAN 1015 1100 104 JUL20192254 MUSKAN JAVED JAVED IQBAL 1015 1100 105 JUL20191229 NABEEHA KHALID KHALID KHAN 1015 1100 106 JUL20191973 MARYAM UBAID ULLAH 1015 1100 107 JUL20192524 SUNBAL NISAR MUHAMMAD NISAR 1015 1100 108 JUL20193200 SANIA HUSSAIN ZAHID HUSSAIN 1015 1100 109 JUL20194100 SIDRA AZIZ ABDUL AZIZ 1015 1100 110 JUL20193879 KHADIJA KHALID KHALID NISAR 1015 1100 111 JUL20193006 MALAIKA SHER SIKANDAR SHER 1015 1100 112 JUL20193519 TAJRIYAN ZAMAN YAQOOB ZAMAN AKHUNZADA 1015 1100 HQ 113 JUL2019780 SABAHAT BAKHTAWAR KHAN 1015 1100 114 JUL20194176 ABEERA SHAUKAT SHAUKAT ALI KHAN 1015 1100 115 JUL2019738 DUA ASHFAQ ASHFAQ ALI KHAN 1015 1100 116 JUL2019833 ZARAFSHA ALAM ALAMGIR KHAN 1015 1100 117 JUL20193393 UMME SULAIM IHSAN UR RAHIM 1015 1100 118 JUL2019911 AYESHA ISMAIL ISMAIL KHAN 1015 1100 119 JUN2019219 MARWA IDREES MUHAMMAD IDREES 1015 1100 120 JUN2019144 AYESHA AHMAD AHMAD SAEED KHAN 1015 1100 121 JUL20193132 MAHOOR JAN SAMEEN JAN 1015 1100 HQ 122 JUL20194139 HANFA NOOR SYED ASGHAR SHAH 1015 1100 123 JUL20193830 HAMNA MUBASHIR MUBASHIR AHMAD 1015 1100 124 JUN201996 FATIMA GULALAI MOHAMMAD WASIM KHAN 1014 1100 125 JUL20191793 SHUGHLA GUL BAITTANI FARID ULLAH 1014 1100 126 JUL20191724 IZMA KHAN ZAHID AHMAD 1014 1100 127 JUL20191305 NAZISH ALI RAHMAN 1014 1100 128 JUL2019624 KASHMAINE SAANI SUHAIL SHERAZ NOOR SAANI 1014 1100 129 JUN201980 SAJAL SHAFIQ GHULAM SHAFIQ 1014 1100 130 JUL20191767 AZA MALIK MUHAMMAD ALI 1014 1100 131 JUN201966 AIMAN NOOR MUHAMMAD NADEEM 1014 1100 132 JUL20191654 MARYAM HAYAT HAYAT MUHAMMAD KHAN 1014 1100 133 JUL20193697 MARWA BAHROZ BAHROZ KHAN 1014 1100 134 JUL20192638 ZALAH TARIQ JAN MOHAMMAD TARIQ JAN 1014 1100 135 JUL20191449 SANA MUHAMMAD MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN 1014 1100 136 JUL2019690 UMMUL AMAN TARIQ JAN 1014 1100 137 JUL20193888 ATIYAH WARIS KHAN 1014 1100 138 JUL20191632 UZMA SHAHEEN MUHAMMAD IFTIKHAR KHAN 1014 1100 139 JUL20192705 MAZNA IFTIKHAR IFTIKHAR ALI 1014 1100 140 JUL20191192 IQRA ISRAR ISRAR MUHAMMAD 1014 1100 141 JUL20193094 HIBA ZANIN SYED QASIM JAN 1014 1100 142 JUL20191025 TEHZEEB MIRAJ MIRAJ KHAN 1014 1100 143 JUL20193130 QURAT UL AIN SAMEEN JAN 1014 1100 Final Waiting List 1 JUL2019605 MALAIKA SHERAZ MUHAMMAD SHERAZ 1013 1100 2 JUL20192485 ALISHBA ZEB ALAM ZEB 1013 1100 3 JUL2019243 RIDA E ZAINAB ASIF SAJJAD 1013 1100 4 JUL2019401 MARJAN ZAHID ZAHID HUSSAIN 1013 1100 5 JUL2019314 UROOJ HABIB UR RAHIM 1013 1100 6 JUL2019818 TEHREEM IQBAL MUHAMMAD IQBAL KHAN 1013 1100 7 JUL20192736 LAIBA BAIDAR BAKHT BAIDAR 1013 1100 8 JUL20192870 MAHNOOR HUSSAIN ZAHID HUSSAIN 1013 1100 9 JUL20191686 EMAN KHAN NAEEM KHAN 1013 1100 10 JUL20191674 MAHLAQA MUHAMMAD ARIF 1013 1100 11 JUL20191263 MAHAM SANA MUHAMMAD FAROOQ 1013 1100 12 JUL20191680 ZARLALA IFTIKHAR IFTIKHAR-UL-HAQ 1013 1100 13 JUL2019434 JAVERIA RAHMAN NAVEED UR RAHMAN 1013 1100 14 JUL2019963 UROOJ SHAFIQ MUHMMAD SHAFIQ 1013 1100 15 JUL2019975 LAILA HAIDER HAIDER ZAMAN 1013 1100 16 JUL20193613 SAFINA KHALIL KHALIL NAWAZ 1013 1100 17 JUL20191167 LALUNU ABID ABID ALI KHAN 1013 1100 18 JUL20192132 KALSOOM HABIB ULLAH 1013 1100 19 JUL20193216 ROMAISA ZAHID ZAHID HUSSAIN 1013 1100 20 JUN201941 MARYAM HABIB QAZI HABIB-UR-REHMAN 1013 1100 21 JUL20191410 AIMEN AHMAD AHMAD ALI KHAN 1013 1100 22 JUL2019363 JAWAIRIA MUSHTAQ MUHAMMAD MUSHTAQ 1013 1100 23 JUL2019896 ARUBA MUHAMMAD IRFAN 1012 1100 24 JUL20192385 ZARLAL SHAH SYED ABDULLAH SHAH 1012 1100 25 JUN2019108 AASHMAL IRUM FARMAN ULLAH 1012 1100 26 JUL20192386 SHUMAILA RIAZ MUHAMMAD RIAZ KHAN 1012 1100 27 JUL20191056 SADAF JAMSHED JAMSHED ZAMAN 1012 1100 28 JUL20192404 MAIRA MANZOOR QADIR 1012 1100 29 JUL20193976 JANNAT UL ADAN WAJID ALI 1012 1100 30 JUL2019563 SAVERA KHAN SHAFQAT YAR KHAN 1012 1100 31 JUL20192316 AYESHA SHAHID SHAHID SHAFI 1012 1100 32 JUL20193471 KHAWLA ARIF MUHAMMAD ARIF 1012 1100 33 JUL2019612 ABRU ANJAM MAZHAR ANJAM 1012 1100 34 JUL20191394 SALMA MEER BAHDAR 1012 1100 35 JUL20192925 LAIBA GHANI GHANI SUBHAN 1012 1100 36 JUN2019128 SARA BIBI ABDUR RASHID 1012 1100 37 JUL20192932 AISHA SADIQ MUHAMMAD SADIQ 1012 1100 38 JUL2019590 HAFSA ISLAM MUHMAMMAD ISLAM 1012
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