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University Call List University Call List R-1(a) & SF-1(a) - KARACHI BOARD (PRE-ENGINEERING/SCIENCE GENERAL (Computer Science)) Following candidates should report as per schedule given below In case, fail to report, the candidates in waiting will be considered for admission. Submision of Documents and Medical University Call No. Interview and Admission Fitness Test Date From To Reporting Time Reporting Time 0251 0300 (0915 hrs. sharp) (0945 hrs. sharp) 0301 0350 (0945 hrs. sharp) (1015 hrs. sharp) 0351 0400 (1015 hrs. sharp) (1045 hrs. sharp) 0401 0450 (1045 hrs. sharp) (1130 hrs. sharp) 26-09-2019 0451 0500 (1115 hrs. sharp) (1145 hrs. sharp) 0501 0550 (1145 hrs. sharp) (1230 hrs. sharp) 0551 0600 (1215 hrs. sharp) (1245 hrs. sharp) 0601 0650 (1245 hrs. sharp) (1400 hrs. sharp) ADMISSION FEES for All BE/BS(CSIT) RS. 54,000/- / for Architecture Rs. 55,500 / for All BS Programmes except IC Rs. 63,200 / for IC Rs. 64,200 ADMISSION FEES for Thar Institute (CSIT) Rs. 75,000/- CASH / PAY ORDER / DEMAND DRAFT of the above amount (IN THE NAME OF DIRECTOR FINANCE, NED UET KARACHI) WILL BE DEPOSITED AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW Univ: Call No R_No Name Father's Name Adj: Marks Categories 251 08451 TAYYABA RAMZAN MUHAMMAD RAMZAN 992 [R-1(a)], 252 03433 EHTISHAM KHAN SOHBAT KHAN 991 [R-1(a)], 253 05462 SYED M MINHAJ NAQVI SYED MUJTABA MEHDI NAQVI 991 [R-1(a)], 254 04875 TUBA ALTAF NOORANI 991 [R-1(a)], 255 06312 MUHAMMAD NOUMAN AIJAZ ALI 991 [R-1(a)], 256 03074 MUHAMMAD AMEER HAMZA ASRAR UL HAQ 991 [R-1(a)], 257 02024 IFRAH ILYAS ILYAS HASHIM BAGGIA 991 [R-1(a)], 258 01954 ABBAS SHABBIR MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN 991 [R-1(a)], 259 06422 LAEEBA JAWED MUHAMMAD JAWED 991 [R-1(a)], 260 03327 LAIBA AFTAB MUHAMMAD AFTAB AHMED 991 [R-1(a)], 261 06064 MARIA HAREEM SHAKEEL AHMED 991 [R-1(a)], 262 00261 JAVERIA NOOR ATTARI FAQEER MUHAMMAD 991 [R-1(a)], 263 30146 AFIFA DAR MUHAMMAD LUQMAN DAR 991 [R-1(a)], 264 05736 NIMRA NAVAID NAVAID SIDDIQ 991 [R-6], [R-1(a)], 265 04101 HAFSA ASIF ASIF AYAZ 991 [R-1(a)], 266 07800 KHUBAIB AHMED NISAR AHMED SHAIKH 991 [R-1(a)], 267 01946 HASSAN SADIQ MUHAMMAD SADIQ AZIZ 990 [R-1(a)], 268 06309 MIRZA AHMED BAIG MIRZA HAROON BAIG 990 [R-1(a)], 269 03661 MUHAMMAD TALHA NASIR MUHAMMAD NASIR UDDIN MALLICK 990 [R-1(a)], 270 03201 AYESHA INAM ABDUL INAM 990 [R-1(a)], 271 00241 MUHAMMAD RAFAY KHURSHEED KHURSHEED ALI 989 [R-1(a)], 272 00664 SHAHMEER KHAN MUHAMMAD SHAKIR 989 [R-1(a)], 273 03844 YUMNAH FATIMA MUHAMMAD TASHFEEN KHAN 989 [R-1(a)], 274 04262 MUHAMMAD ZULQARNAIN SHOAIB SHOAIB MUHAMMAD 989 [R-1(a)], 275 04359 SYEDA NIMRA HUDA NAJAM UL HODA 989 [R-1(a)], 276 04694 SYEDA SAHAR BATOOL QAZI FAISAL BIN SHAMIM QAZI 989 [R-1(a)], 277 30136 QAZI INSHAL AYAZ QAZI AYAZ MAZHAR 989 [R-1(a)], 278 04141 WAJIHA RAZA MUHAMMAD ASIM RAZA 989 [R-1(a)], 279 02972 FARAZ AMIR AMIR NISAR 988 [R-1(a)], 280 07559 SYEDA HIJAB E FATIMA RIZVI SYED KALBAY ABBAS RIZVI 988 [R-1(a)], 281 01888 RUMAISA GHAURI MUHAMMAD MEHMOOD GHAURI 988 [R-1(a)], 282 05572 HAMNA AIN MUHAMMAD AIN UL HAQ 988 [R-1(a)], 283 02772 TAYYABA RAHIM SYED ABDUL RAHIM 987 [R-1(a)], 284 01624 UMER BIN MASOOD AHMED MASOOD ASHRAF 987 [R-1(a)], 285 01296 MARIUM AMEEN MUHAMMAD AMEEN YOUSUF 987 [R-1(a)], 286 05223 MARYAM NAJAM NAJAM UL ISLAM 987 [R-1(a)], [SF-1(a)], 287 01923 MARYAM MUHAMMAD FEROZ UDDIN 987 [R-1(a)], 288 07821 AQSA MOHSIN ABDUL MOHSIN 987 [R-1(a)], 289 00732 NIMRAH MUHAMMAD IRSHAD 987 [R-1(a)], 290 00436 MUNEEB UR REHMAN HABIB UR REHMAN 987 [R-1(a)], 291 01088 SYED ABEER HUSSAIN SYED ARSHAD HUSSAIN 987 [R-1(a)], 292 00909 AYAN YOUSUF MUHAMMAD YOUSUF 987 [R-1(a)], 293 00963 MUHAMMAD ZAEEM MUHAMMAD HANEEF 987 [R-1(a)], 294 02712 ABDUL RAZIQ BARKAT ALI 987 [R-1(a)], 295 00691 ABDUL SUBHAN ABDUL GHAFFAR 987 [R-1(a)], 296 03982 SHUMAILA IQBAL IQBAL KAUSAR 986 [R-1(a)], 297 00785 BUSHRA MARYAM NASEEM AKHTER 986 [R-1(a)], University Call List R-1(a) & SF-1(a) - KARACHI BOARD (PRE-ENGINEERING/SCIENCE GENERAL (Computer Science)) Following candidates should report as per schedule given below In case, fail to report, the candidates in waiting will be considered for admission. Submision of Documents and Medical University Call No. Interview and Admission Fitness Test Date From To Reporting Time Reporting Time 0251 0300 (0915 hrs. sharp) (0945 hrs. sharp) 0301 0350 (0945 hrs. sharp) (1015 hrs. sharp) 0351 0400 (1015 hrs. sharp) (1045 hrs. sharp) 0401 0450 (1045 hrs. sharp) (1130 hrs. sharp) 26-09-2019 0451 0500 (1115 hrs. sharp) (1145 hrs. sharp) 0501 0550 (1145 hrs. sharp) (1230 hrs. sharp) 0551 0600 (1215 hrs. sharp) (1245 hrs. sharp) 0601 0650 (1245 hrs. sharp) (1400 hrs. sharp) ADMISSION FEES for All BE/BS(CSIT) RS. 54,000/- / for Architecture Rs. 55,500 / for All BS Programmes except IC Rs. 63,200 / for IC Rs. 64,200 ADMISSION FEES for Thar Institute (CSIT) Rs. 75,000/- CASH / PAY ORDER / DEMAND DRAFT of the above amount (IN THE NAME OF DIRECTOR FINANCE, NED UET KARACHI) WILL BE DEPOSITED AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW Univ: Call No R_No Name Father's Name Adj: Marks Categories 298 05427 SYED MUHAMMED WAJAHAT HUSSAIN RIZVI SYED NASIM HUSSAIN RIZVI 986 [R-1(a)], 299 02306 ALEEZA JOGIAT ABDUL SAMAD 986 [R-1(a)], 300 05442 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH MUHAMMAD ASGHAR ALI 986 [R-1(a)], [R-13(b)], 301 04206 MUHAMMAD SAMI ARSHAD BABAR MIRZA 986 [R-1(a)], 302 06544 MAHAM ZEHRA NAQVI PARVEZ SHAHID NAQVI 986 [R-1(a)], 303 03363 SYEDA MUNEEBA BUKHARI SYED SHOAIB AHMED BUKHARI 986 [R-1(a)], 304 03860 TAHA BIN FEROZ FEROZ AKHTER 986 [R-1(a)], 305 03817 WADIA SIRAJ SIRAJ UL HAQ 986 [R-1(a)], 306 06997 HANZALA AHMED RIZWAN AHMED 986 [R-1(a)], 307 04597 ATIYA SARWAR MUHAMMAD SARWAR 985 [R-1(a)], 308 03732 SYEDA ZAUFYSHAN SHAKEEB SYED MUHAMMAD SHAKEEB JAFRI 985 [R-1(a)], 309 07740 MAAZ UR REHMAN MUHAMMAD IMRAN 985 [R-1(a)], 310 00772 SYED MUHAMMAD YAWAR RIZVI SYED MUHAMMAD AZFAR RIZVI 985 [R-1(a)], 311 01660 ZESHAN CHAUDRY KHADIM HUSSAIN 985 [R-1(a)], 312 03461 MUHAMMAD ZAIN MUSTAQEEM MUHAMMAD MUSTAQEEM 985 [R-1(a)], 313 00269 MUJTABA RANA SHAMSHAD ALI ZAHID 984 [R-1(a)], 314 00024 PREETI GHANGWANI SURESH 984 [R-1(a)], 315 04091 IFRAH SAIFFE MUHAMMAD SAIFEE NASEER 984 [R-1(a)], 316 00306 ALIZA KASHAF SYED ARSHAD IMRAN 984 [R-1(a)], 317 03373 MUHAMMAD DANIYAL ISHTIAQ MUHAMMAD ALI 983 [R-1(a)], [SF-1(a)], 318 07099 SIDRA FATIMA SYED MUHAMMAD MURTAZA 983 [R-1(a)], [SF-1(a)], 319 00240 MUHAMMAD AQIB NAZIR NAZIR AHMED 983 [R-1(a)], 320 05361 MUHAMMAD HAMMAD KHALIL CH.MUHAMMAD KHALIL 983 [R-1(a)], [R-13(c)], 321 07702 MUHAMMAD IRFAN ABDUL SAMAD 983 [R-1(a)], 322 07404 MOHAMMAD ASAD RAZA MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN 983 [R-1(a)], 323 04351 ROHMA MUSKAN ALLAUDDIN 983 [R-1(a)], 324 02610 IBTESAM SHAKIL ANSARI SHAKIL AHMED ANSARI 982 [R-1(a)], 325 05376 ABDUR RAFAY KHAN MUHAMMAD SADIQ 982 [R-1(a)], [R-6], 326 05874 MUHAMMAD ABAAN KHAN MUHAMMAD AYUB KHAN 982 [R-1(a)], 327 00003 ZAINAB AYUB KHAN MUHAMMAD AYUB KHAN 982 [R-1(a)], 328 06088 MUHAMMAD JAZIB NASIR MUHAMMAD NASIR 982 [R-1(a)], 329 30024 MAISRAH SHAHAB SHAHABUDDIN AKBAR QURESHI 982 [R-1(a)], 330 00106 AEMAN WASEEM WASEEM UDDIN 982 [R-1(a)], 331 02174 ARHUM AHMED FAHEEM AHMED FAROOQUI 981 [R-1(a)], [SF-1(a)], 332 03483 AHSAN SAMDANI KHAN GHULAM SAMDANI KHAN 981 [R-1(a)], 333 02995 IZMA SHAIKH SHAIKH ABDUL RASHID 981 [R-1(a)], 334 03154 MUHAMMAD HAMZA ZAKIR MUHAMMAD ZAKIR UDDIN 981 [R-1(a)], 335 03577 SYED ALI ABBAS NAQI AHMED TAHIR NAQI 981 [R-1(a)], 336 03195 SYED ANAS AHMED SYED SOHAIL AHMED 981 [R-1(a)], 337 03474 MUNEEZA RIAZ RIAZ AHMED 981 [R-1(a)], 338 03293 ZAIN-UL-ABIDEEN RIZWAN AHMED 981 [R-1(a)], 339 30124 ZAHRA ALISHAH MEHBOOB ALI JOHN 981 [R-1(a)], 340 01448 MAHNOOR RAO GUL HASSAN 980 [R-1(a)], 341 00916 SYED AREEB AHMED SYED IQBAL AHMED 980 [R-1(a)], 342 00668 WANIA SALAHUDDIN SYED MOOSA SALAHUDDIN 980 [R-1(a)], 343 03253 SYED HARISUDDIN SYED IFTIKHAR UDDIN 980 [R-1(a)], 344 07234 MUHAMMAD USMAN SAMI KHAN SAMI AHMAD 980 [R-1(a)], University Call List R-1(a) & SF-1(a) - KARACHI BOARD (PRE-ENGINEERING/SCIENCE GENERAL (Computer Science)) Following candidates should report as per schedule given below In case, fail to report, the candidates in waiting will be considered for admission. Submision of Documents and Medical University Call No. Interview and Admission Fitness Test Date From To Reporting Time Reporting Time 0251 0300 (0915 hrs. sharp) (0945 hrs. sharp) 0301 0350 (0945 hrs. sharp) (1015 hrs. sharp) 0351 0400 (1015 hrs. sharp) (1045 hrs. sharp) 0401 0450 (1045 hrs. sharp) (1130 hrs. sharp) 26-09-2019 0451 0500 (1115 hrs. sharp) (1145 hrs. sharp) 0501 0550 (1145 hrs. sharp) (1230 hrs. sharp) 0551 0600 (1215 hrs. sharp) (1245 hrs. sharp) 0601 0650 (1245 hrs. sharp) (1400 hrs. sharp) ADMISSION FEES for All BE/BS(CSIT) RS.
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