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Evel School 1 13/U/2599/EVE Irene Massa F U BUDUDA 213012128 BUDDO SEC MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC REGISTRAR'S DEPARTMENT ADMISSIONS, 2013/2014 ACADEMIC YEAR PRIVATE The following candidates have been admitted to the following programme: BACHELOR OF ARTS (ARTS) NAME SEX C'TRY SubComb S/N REG NO DISTRICT StudentNo A'Level School 1 13/U/2599/EVE Irene Massa F U BUDUDA 213012128 BUDDO SEC. SCHOOL HIS,GEO,PS 2 13/U/2670/EVE ABOHO Luke M U MBARARA 213020636 LUBIRI SECONDARY SCHOOL (ANNEX) HIS,GEO,ARC 3 13/U/2671/EVE ABOK Catherine Omuga F U NEBBI 213007250 KYAMBOGO COLLEGE SCHOOL LIN,DRA,GAD 4 13/U/2684/EVE ABUNIA Sharon Wange F U NEBBI 213015558 MANDELA S S, HOIMA CSK,LWA,SOC 5 13/U/2708/EVE ACHALOI Judith F U BUKEDEA 213020180 ST. CHARLES LWANGA INT. SEC. SCHOOL, KAKIRI FRB,HIS,SOA 6 13/U/2711/EVE ACHAN Cecillia F U BUKEDEA 213020331 LUGAZI HOMELAND COLLEGE CSK,ELS,PSY 7 13/U/2717/EVE ACHEBO Sharon F U SOROTI 213012890 ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL, NANSANA PSY,GAD,LIT 8 13/U/2803/EVE ADULO Irene F U SERERE 213010933 KANJUKI S S HIS,RSD,POS 9 13/U/2851/EVE AGABA Peace F U BUSHENYI 213010059 RUYONZA SECONDARY SCHOOL LIT,HIS,SOC 10 13/U/2855/EVE AGABA Phiona F U RUKUNGIRI 213010429 BWONGYERA GIRLS' SEC. SCHOOL FRB,OGS,PHI 11 13/U/2910/EVE AHABWE Violah F U KABALE 213004390 KIGEZI HIGH SCHOOL GEO,RSD,SAN 12 13/U/2920/EVE AHEBWA John Patrick M U KAMWENGE 213018577 ALLIANCE SECONDARY SCHOOL RSD,HIS,PHI 13 13/U/2923/EVE AHEBWA Nancy F U MUKONO 213018470 HILTON HIGH SCHOOL CSK,ELS,PSY 14 13/U/2952/EVE AHIMBISIBWE Justine F U KIRUHURA 213011329 BISHOP OGEZ H. SCHOOL, ISHAKA ELS,CSK,OGS 15 13/U/2957/EVE AHIMBISIBWE Prossy F U ISINGIRO 213018748 BONI CONSILLI GIRLS ARC,SOC,RNA 16 13/U/2962/EVE AHUMUZA Agness F U NTUNGAMO 213014503 KABALE TRINITY COLLEGE ARC,SOC,RNA 17 13/U/2970/EVE AHUMUZA Isabella Amanda F U RUKUNGIRI 213014723 EAST HIGH SCHOOL, KAMPALA FRB,OGS,PHI 18 13/U/2974/EVE AHUMUZA Sheila Mugyenyi F U MBARARA 213012824 STANDARD HIGH SCHOOL, KAMPALA LIT,DRA,SOC 19 13/U/3020/EVE AINEBYOONA Lev M U NTUNGAMO 213004807 KIGEZI COLLEGE, BUTOBERE HIS,ARC,KSB 20 13/U/3045/EVE AINEMBABAZI Recheal F U MBARARA 213009743 KINONI GIRLS' SEC. SCHOOL ARC,SOC,RNA 21 13/U/3058/EVE AINOKUSHABA Pamela F U SHEEMA 213010649 ST.JOHN'S S.S, NYABWINA HIS,LIT,SOC 22 13/U/3064/EVE AINOMUGISHA Coleb M U MBARARA 213018895 PLUS TWO HIGH SCHOOL CSK,ELS,OGS 23 13/U/3090/EVE AJULONG Goretti F U NGORA 213014624 TESO INTERGRATED SS, NGORA HIS,ARC,KSB 24 13/U/3102/EVE AKAKISIIMA Brenda F U MBARARA 213013714 VALLEY COLLEGE SS, BUSHENYI ELS,CSK,OGS 25 13/U/3106/EVE AKAMBERAHO Angella F U BUSHENYI 213018896 PLUS TWO HIGH SCHOOL CSK,ELS,OGS 26 13/U/3122/EVE AKAMPURIRA Juliet F U IBANDA 213021353 ST JOSEPH OF NAZARETH HIGH SCHOOL HIS,RSD,POS 27 13/U/3132/EVE AKANDINDA Penilope F U MITOOMA 213011028 KYEIBARE GIRLS S S LIT, ELS, DRA 28 13/U/3134/EVE AKANDONDA Apollo M U KIRUHURA 213019457 MERRYLAND HIGH SCHOOL - ANNEX ARC,SOC,RNA 29 13/U/3135/EVE AKANDWANAHO Aggrey M U KIRUHURA 213018974 PREMER HIGH SCHOOL ARC,SOC,RNA 30 13/U/3155/EVE AKANKWASA Brian M U NTUNGAMO 213013533 NTINDA VIEW COLLEGE HIS,GEO,ARC 31 13/U/3157/EVE AKANKWASA Dan M U KIRUHURA 213019431 RWANYAGWE HIGH SCHOOL, MBARARA CSK,ELS,PSY 32 13/U/3176/EVE AKANTAMBIRA Susan F U LYANTONDE 213015333 MIGADDE COLLEGE, BOMBO LIT, ELS, DRA 33 13/U/3195/EVE AKATWIJUKA Dalton M U NTUNGAMO 213019222 STANDARD COLLEGE NTUNGAMO ELS,CSK,PSY 34 13/U/3211/EVE AKELLO Celestus F U KUMI 213008123 CITY HIGH SCHOOL ARB,OGS,PHI 35 13/U/3229/EVE AKELLO Maureen F U LIRA 213004908 M.M COLLEGE, WAIRAKA CSK,ELS,OGS 36 13/U/3282/EVE AKOL Caroline F U SOROTI 213017200 HALCYON HIGH SCHOOL CSK,ELS,PSY 37 13/U/3319/EVE AKUGIZIBWE Alan M U HOIMA 213009412 HOIMA HALL FRB,OGS,PHI 38 13/U/3370/EVE ALELE Arnold M U MOYO 213009463 OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL HIS,RSD,POS 39 13/U/3394/EVE ALIMPA Geofrey M U KYENJOJO 213013326 MUGWANYA SUMMIT COLLEGE ELS,CSK,LIN 40 13/U/3397/EVE ALINAITWE Businge M U KYENJOJO 213014390 CENTRAL ACADEMY, KAMPALA CSK,ELS,OGS 41 13/U/3403/EVE ALINDA Dorris F U KABALE 213014534 UNIVERSAL GIRLS H.S. KAMPALA LIT,HIS,SOC 42 13/U/3431/EVE ALOWO Mitoto Georgina F U TORORO 213015850 BETHANY HIGH SCH. KAMPALA CSK,ELS,OGS 43 13/U/3444/EVE ALUNGAT Josephine F U TORORO 213003886 KITGUM HIGH SCHOOL FRB,OGS,PHI 44 13/U/3451/EVE ALYAMPA Talent F U KIBAALE 213015668 MANDELA S S, HOIMA CSK,ELS,OGS 45 13/U/3459/EVE AMANDA Christine F U KABAROLE 213015722 CRANE H S, KITINTALE LIT, ELS, DRA 46 13/U/3476/EVE AMANYIRE Innocent M U KABAROLE 213019107 EMMA HIGH SCHOOL CSK,ELS,OGS 47 13/U/3513/EVE AMONDI John Victor M U BUSIA 213011106 BALAWOLI S S HIS,GEO,ARC 48 13/U/3574/EVE AMWAN Ambrose M U ALEBTONG 213021766 LEO ATUBO SEC. SCHOOL, LIRA CSK,ELS,OGS 49 13/U/3635/EVE ANKUNDA Sincere F U NTUNGAMO 213010432 BWONGYERA GIRLS' SEC. SCHOOL ELS,LIT,SAN 50 13/U/3699/EVE APOLOT Grace Emily F U WAKISO 213021851 SEETA H/S GREEN CAMPUS, MUKONO FRA,TOU,PSY 51 13/U/3770/EVE ARINDA Maurice F U WAKISO 213018872 KISUBI HIGH SCHOOL ELS,CSK,PSY 52 13/U/3797/EVE AROP Job Stephen M U GULU 213003710 SIR SAMUEL BAKER SCHOOL DRA,MUB,PSY 53 13/U/3803/EVE ARUHO Julius M U NTUNGAMO 213007755 ST.KAGGWA BUSHENYI HIGH SCH. HIS,GEO,ARC 54 13/U/3898/EVE ASIIMWE Lisborn M U RUKUNGIRI 213008217 WAMPEWO NTAKE SEC. SCHOOL ARC,HIS,RNA 55 13/U/3916/EVE ASIIMWE Ronnie M U KAMPALA 213013135 KAJJANSI PROGRESSIVE S.S ARC,SOC,RNA 56 13/U/3923/EVE ASIIMWE Sterno Bridge M U IBANDA 213019081 CITYSIDE COLLEGE MAKERERE ARC,HIS,RNA 57 13/U/3927/EVE ASIMO Florence F U SOROTI 213007996 ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, TORORO HIS,GEO,PS 58 13/U/3955/EVE ATAHO Mathius M U MBARARA 213016831 CITY VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL HIS,GEO,PS 59 13/U/3987/EVE ATIKU Hassan M U ARUA 213014739 EAST HIGH SCHOOL, KAMPALA ELS,LIT,LGA 60 13/U/3998/EVE ATIM Leah F U APAC 213005016 KITANTE HILL SCHOOL GEO,RSD,SAN 61 13/U/4006/EVE ATIM Sharon F U GULU 213019104 EMMA HIGH SCHOOL HIS,RSD,PHI 62 13/U/4066/EVE ATUHAIRWE Wycliff M U RUKUNGIRI 213007943 ENTEBBE SECONDARY SCHOOL ARC,HIS,KSB 63 13/U/4084/EVE ATUKOIT Lucy Beatrice F U KATAKWI 213015005 MANAFA HIGH SCHOOL HIS,RSD,PHI 64 13/U/4086/EVE ATUKUNDA Addy Craine F U BUSHENYI 213018903 PLUS TWO HIGH SCHOOL HIS,RSD,PHI 65 13/U/4088/EVE ATUKUNDA Babrah F U KIRUHURA 213010069 KAZO SECONDARY SCHOOL HIS,GEO,POS 66 13/U/4111/EVE ATUKUNDA Phillah F U BUSHENYI 213007259 KYAMBOGO COLLEGE SCHOOL HIS,RSD,PHI 67 13/U/4123/EVE ATUKWASTSE Raymond M U BUSHENYI 213017169 NILE HIGH SCHOOL DNC,DRA,SAN 68 13/U/4169/EVE ATWINE Lucky F U NTUNGAMO 213021280 MUNTA ROYAL COLLEGE ARC,SOC,RNA NON 69 13/U/4216/EVE AWINO Maureen F U 213005230 KOLOLO SECONDARY SCHOOL HIS,RSD,POS UGANDANS 70 13/U/4235/EVE AWUYO Shaggy F U TORORO 213006021 TORORO GIRLS' SCHOOL LWA,CSK,SOC 71 13/U/4245/EVE AYEBALE Davis Musana M U KABAROLE 213007889 MPANGA SECONDARY SCHOOL DRA,MUB,PSY 72 13/U/4272/EVE AYEBAZIBWE Janet F U RUKUNGIRI 213014275 SEROMA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL SAN,GAD,DRA 73 13/U/4314/EVE AYWEK Takhia F U GULU 213008831 CALTEC ACADEMY, MAKERERE HIS,RSD,POS 74 13/U/4315/EVE AZEIRWE Anible M U KABALE 213014504 KABALE TRINITY COLLEGE GRA,DNC,GAD 75 13/U/4335/EVE BABIRYE Hellen F U KAMPALA 213020337 BETHEL COVENANT COLLEGE LIT, ELS, DRA 76 13/U/4341/EVE BABIRYE Leah M U KAMULI 213017434 ST.JOSEPH'S COLLEGE,NAMAGUNGA RSD,PHI,OGS 77 13/U/4383/EVE BAGOOLE Mijad M U KAMPALA 213017641 ST.MICHAEL HIGH SCHOOL CSK,ELS,OGS 78 13/U/4391/EVE BAGUMA Godfrey M U HOIMA 213004598 OLD KAMPALA SECONDARY SCHOOL HIS,RSD,PHI 79 13/U/4397/EVE BAGUMA N. Alex M U NTUNGAMO 213014667 UPHILL COLLEGE, MBUYA FRB,OGS,PHI 80 13/U/4398/EVE BAGUMA Ronald M U KAMPALA 213019920 MULAGO SECONDARY SCHOOL RSD,LIT,SOC 81 13/U/4403/EVE BAHAMIRE Benjamin M U NTUNGAMO 213017896 FIVE STAR HIGH SCHOOL, NTUNGAMO HIS,RSD,POS 82 13/U/4405/EVE BAIGARURAHO Annet F U NTUNGAMO 213017537 NTUNGAMO HIGH SCHOOL LIN,DRA,GAD 83 13/U/4406/EVE BAINE Terrah M U KAMPALA 213011691 BULO PARENTS S S DNC,DRA,SAN 84 13/U/4445/EVE BALIKUDDEMBE Marvin M U KAMPALA 213008899 UGANDA MARTYRS'HIGH SC. RUBAGA HIS,ARC,KSB 85 13/U/4455/EVE BALISANYUKA Patience F U JINJA 213019004 JINJA SS ANNES LIN,DRA,GAD 86 13/U/4470/EVE BAMUTENDA Enock M U LUWEERO 213021033 KISOZI HIGH SCHOOL ELS,CSK,PSY 87 13/U/4473/EVE BAMUWULIRA Specioza F U KAMPALA 213015126 ST. LAWRENCE S.S, SSONDE CSK,ELS,OGS 88 13/U/4474/EVE BAMWANGE Patrick M U MUKONO 213011259 MUKONO HIGH SCHOOL CSK,ELS,OGS 89 13/U/4528/EVE BASEMERA Leticia F U KYEGEGWA 213013344 MUGWANYA SUMMIT COLLEGE FRB,OGS,PHI 90 13/U/4529/EVE BASEMERA Sandra F U KABAROLE 213014188 NAMIRYANGO SS LIT,DRA,SOC 91 13/U/4536/EVE BASHEIJA Enock M U KABALE 213019935 MAANJI MEMORIAL ACADEMY FRB,OGS,PHI 92 13/U/4544/EVE BASIIMA Anthony M U KABALE 213009533 BUKINDA SEMINARY, KABALE LIN,DRA,GAD 93 13/U/4545/EVE BASIRIKA Latifah F U WAKISO 213021749 NAJJEMBE HOMELAND SECONDARY SCHOOL HIS,GEO,POS 94 13/U/4553/EVE BATANDA Abudul M U JINJA 213018714 HANA MIXED SCHOOL LIN,DRA,GAD 95 13/U/4572/EVE BAYISA Doreen F U NAKASEKE 213004506 OLD KAMPALA SECONDARY SCHOOL CSK,DNC,GAD 96 13/U/4596/EVE BEGIRA Emmanuel M U NAKASEKE 213019641 WORLD AHEAD SS, MATUGGA PHI,OGS,FRB 97 13/U/4598/EVE BEGUM Mandela F U KABAROLE 213015219 ST.LAWRENCE CITIZEN H S HORIZON HIS,RSD,PHI 98 13/U/4600/EVE BEGUMISA Barnabas M U KIBAALE 213014999 MBALE MODERN SS LIN,DRA,GAD 99 13/U/4634/EVE BIHEBWA Wiclife M U BUYENDE 213021386 CAMBDIRGE SECONDARY SCHOOL ARC,SOC,RNA 100 13/U/4637/EVE BIIRA Jackline F U KASESE 213017484 EXCELL SEC.
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