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Department of English Language & Literature University of the Punjab Department of English Language & Literature University of the Punjab, New Campus, Lahore 1. Any candidate who is found at any time to have obtained admission by making any mis-statement in the Admission Form or by willful concealment of any material fact (particularly about Marks, Division, Previous Admission to the Department/Institute/College or Employment, expulsion, conviction: etc.) shall be dropped from the rolls of the University. 3. The University reserves the right to correct any typographical error, omission, etc. BS ENGLISH (MORNING) UPDATED GENERAL MERIT LIST (Arts & Humanities Group) - 2020 1/4 Add. Late Year of Sr. Matric F.A/F.Sc Sub. Marks Year Final Name of Candidate Father's Name Passing H.Q. Total Remarks/Reserve Seats No. Obt. Marks Marks (Eng. Deductio Merit Annual Marks Elec.) n Marks Co-curricular(Urdu Debate, 1 Usman Shehryar Khan Nazir Ahmed Khan 2020 216 921 164 20 1321.25 1321.25 Dramatics, Essay Writing) 2 Fateh Khan Ikram Ullah 2020 215 910 176 20 1321.00 1321.00 3 Wisha Fatima Amjad Mahmood 2020 193 971 156 1320.00 1320.00 4 Abubakar Lutufullah 2019 234 967 144 1344.91 26.89823529 1318.01 5 Zohair Hassan Ihsan Riaz Ahmed 2020 217 924 176 1316.75 1316.75 6 Habiba Bibi Khizar Hayat 2020 182 987 148 1316.75 1316.75 7 Fatima Waseem Muhammad Waseem 2020 231 914 172 1316.50 1316.50 8 Mahnoor Fatima Shahid Javed Butt 2020 246 895 154 20 1315.25 1315.25 Sports (Men)(Volleyball, 9 Mohammad Zahid Riaz Ahmed 2020 202 939 172 1312.50 1312.50 Cricket) 10 Hira Shafiq Shafiq Ur Rehman 2019 143 585 585 1312.50 1312.50 11 Asif Aji Zafar Iqbal 2020 184 940 168 20 1311.75 1311.75 12 Waheed Akram Muhammad Akram 2020 226 926 160 1311.50 1311.50 13 Areej Muhammad Abbas 2020 239 914 158 1310.50 1310.50 14 Abubakar Qurban Ali 2020 211 948 152 1310.50 1310.50 15 Khadija Nawaz Muhammad Nawaz 2020 244 891 174 1309.00 1309.00 16 Babar Zaheer Zafar Iqbal 2020 234 987 87 1307.50 1307.50 17 Muhammad Rohan Muhammad Rizwan 2019 226 952 156 1333.75 26.675 1307.08 18 Mariam Habib Habib Ur Rehman 2020 251 888 148 20 1306.50 1306.50 19 Gul -e- Jannat Zahra Tasawar Iqbal 2019 241 901 164 1306.25 1306.25 20 Ali Irtaza Ghulam Shabbir 2020 211 943 152 1305.75 1305.75 21 Mah Noor Muhammad Ilyas 2020 247 979 79 1304.75 1304.75 22 Zain Ul Abadin Rasheed Rasheed Ahmad 2019 250 877 178 1304.75 1304.75 23 Naeem Haider Bakir Khan 2020 229 904 172 1304.75 1304.75 24 Shama Khalid Muhammad Khalid 2018 229 952 158 20 1358.50 54.34 1304.16 25 Malaika Riaz Riaz Ali 2020 222 920 162 1304.00 1304.00 1/4 Add. Late Year of Sr. Matric F.A/F.Sc Sub. Marks Year Final Name of Candidate Father's Name Passing H.Q. Total Remarks/Reserve Seats No. Obt. Marks Marks (Eng. Deductio Merit Annual Marks Elec.) n Marks 26 Abdul Wahab Muhammad Israr Ul Haq 2020 250 890 142 20 1301.50 1301.50 27 Muhammad Nasrullah Muhammad Attaullah 2020 234 917 144 1295.00 1295.00 28 Syedah Fizza Fatima Syed Shahid Qadeer 2020 253 881 158 1291.50 1291.50 29 Haseeb Ahmed Khawaja Muhammad Ansar 2020 192 924 154 20 1290.25 1290.25 Disabled(Blind) 30 Hafiz Abu Bakar Shoukat Ali 2020 236 905 128 20 1289.25 1289.25 31 Hina Akram Muhammad Akram Awan 2020 258 861 170 1288.50 1288.50 32 Saeed Anwar Qasim Ali 2020 184 930 154 20 1288.25 1288.25 33 Muhammad Annique Asad Muhammad Younis 2020 192 926 170 1288.25 1288.25 34 Ayesha Zaka Zaka Ullah 2020 207 911 170 1288.00 1288.00 35 Hijab Zahra Muhammad Jafar Hasan 2020 247 864 176 1286.75 1286.75 36 Tasbeel Farhad Farhad Hussain Shahzad 2020 228 897 162 1286.50 1286.50 37 Maham Sajjad Muhammad Sajjad 2020 242 891 153 1286.00 1286.00 38 Zain Aamir Aamir Dauood Shahzad 2020 198 946 140 1284.00 1284.00 39 Zohaib Abbas Muhammad Abbas 2020 174 952 158 1283.75 1283.75 40 Zahra Riaz Riaz Ahmad 2019 246 899 165 1309.50 26.19 1283.31 41 Ashar Sohail Khan Amjad Sohail Khan 2020 214 907 162 1283.00 1283.00 42 Sumaira Kausar Muhammad Fiaz 2020 234 894 154 1281.50 1281.50 43 Haroon Ur Rashed Ahmad Yar 2020 206 894 180 1279.75 1279.75 44 Syeda Fizah Arshad Arshad Hussain Shah 2020 224 901 154 1278.50 1278.50 45 Laiba Siddique 38303-1002084-5 2020 224 899 134 20 1277.25 1277.25 46 Ahmad Hammad Mustfa Muhammad Shaukat Hayat 2020 195 918 164 1276.75 1276.75 47 Bisma Ishfaq Muhammad Ishfaq 2019 252 883 167 1302.00 26.04 1275.96 48 Chan Zaib Larra Riaz Ahmad 2020 215 917 142 1273.75 1273.75 49 Ali Tamar Afzal Muhammad Afzal 2019 210 944 144 1298.00 25.96 1272.04 50 Saweira Fatima Muhammad Murtaza 2020 192 928 152 1271.75 1271.75 51 Ayesha Ashraf Muhammad Ashraf 2020 204 889 178 1271.00 1271.00 52 Inam Ullah Abdul Majeed Noori 2020 181 925 162 1268.25 1268.25 53 Khadija Mazhar Mazhar Iqbal 2018 205 895 147 20 1266.50 1266.50 54 Samra Maher Ali Maher Ali 2019 248 887 156 1291.25 25.825 1265.43 PU Teacher(Nephew/Niece) 55 Noor-ul-ain Javed Javed Iqbal Javed 2020 218 859 168 20 1265.25 1265.25 56 Ali Gohar Syed Ali Zulqarnain 2020 219 884 162 1264.50 1264.50 57 Abdul Basit Usman Haider Shah 2020 200 898 166 1263.57 1263.57 58 Najeebullah Nadir Khan 2020 231 875 138 20 1263.50 1263.50 59 Imaan Shahzad Shahzad Ahmed Butt 2020 253 846 164 1263.00 1263.00 60 Muhammad Abdullah Abdul Haq Sheikh 2020 187 895 160 20 1262.25 1262.25 Disabled(Blind) 61 Jamshid Noor Noor Muhammad 2020 218 861 162 20 1260.50 1260.50 62 Tassawar Abbas Shahbaz Khan 2020 211 913 136 1260.25 1260.25 63 Kinza Arooj Ghulam Hussain 2020 193 924 142 1258.75 1258.75 64 Kulsoom Umar Umar Khalid 2020 213 865 180 1258.28 1258.28 65 Meeral Fatima Rao Munawar Islam 2020 221 882 154 1257.00 1257.00 66 Muhammad Jamshaid Raza Jaan Muhammad 2020 216 863 158 20 1257.00 1257.00 Co-curricular(Naat) 67 Samardah Nadeem Nadeem Bashir 2020 251 819 166 20 1256.25 1256.25 68 Rimsha Zulfiqar 2019 217 903 162 1281.75 25.635 1256.12 69 Ayesha Sultan Sultan Ali 2020 241 845 170 1255.75 1255.75 70 Istiqlal Muhammad Shareef 2020 217 891 148 1255.75 1255.75 1/4 Add. Late Year of Sr. Matric F.A/F.Sc Sub. Marks Year Final Name of Candidate Father's Name Passing H.Q. Total Remarks/Reserve Seats No. Obt. Marks Marks (Eng. Deductio Merit Annual Marks Elec.) n Marks 71 Fatima Amir Amir Munir Cheema 2020 220 899 136 1255.00 1255.00 72 Ghazanfar Ali Akhtar Ali 2019 254 897 128 1278.75 25.575 1253.18 73 Qurat Ul Ain Akhtar Abbas 2020 167 903 162 20 1252.00 1252.00 74 Saad Ali Noor Ul Anwar 2020 236 875 140 1250.50 1250.50 Army Nominated(Retired) 75 Masooma Malik Wazeer Ali 2020 191 875 164 20 1250.00 1250.00 76 Samia Rani Muhammad Mansha 2020 204 906 140 1250.00 1250.00 77 Abdul Rasool Abdul Ghafoor 2020 171 899 160 20 1249.75 1249.75 78 Momina Mukhtar Mukhtar Ahmad 2020 196 881 172 1249.25 1249.25 79 Muhammad Ramzan Muhammad Younas 2020 188 907 154 1249.25 1249.25 80 Sana Rana Muhammad Boota 2015 257 991 120 20 1387.67 138.7666667 1248.90 81 Nimra Gulzar Rana Gulzar Ahmed 2020 222 893 134 1248.50 1248.50 82 Muhammad Saqlain Haider Hafiz Naseem Abbas 2020 259 990 1248.50 1248.50 83 Aqsa Batool Qari Allah Ditta 2020 237 868 142 1247.25 1247.25 84 Hameeza Mazhar Muhammad Mazhar Latif 2020 214 897 136 1247.00 1247.00 85 Kafait Ullah Abdul Star Ahmad 2020 214 889 144 1247.00 1247.00 86 Areeba Sarfraz Muhammad Sarfraz 2020 221 840 166 20 1247.00 1247.00 87 Laiba Taj Taj Muhammad 2020 192 913 142 1246.75 1246.75 88 Qudrat Un Nisa Muhammad Sharif 2020 257 989 1246.25 1246.25 89 Mohsin Raza Muhammad Arif 2020 180 916 150 1245.75 1245.75 90 Adnan Khalid Khalid Mehmood 2020 237 879 128 1244.25 1244.25 91 Sharif Ullah Muhammad Sheer 2020 211 891 142 1243.50 1243.50 92 Waqar Hassan Feroz Khan 2020 204 867 172 1243.25 1243.25 93 Asma Azam Azam Ali 2020 220 892 130 1241.75 1241.75 94 Ali Raza Ali Murtaza 2019 213 900 150 1262.50 25.25 1237.25 95 Faiza Hafeez Hafeez Ullah Cheema 2020 232 857 146 1235.25 1235.25 PU Employee(Child) 96 Zubair Yousaf Muhammad Yousaf 2019 234 859 142 1235.00 1235.00 97 Asma Arshad 2020 241 844 150 1234.50 1234.50 98 Komal Arshad Arshad Javed 2020 231 1003 1234.00 1234.00 99 Shoaib Akhtar Akhtar Hayat 2020 199 891 144 1234.00 1234.00 100 Ayaz Ullah Roza Din Khan 2020 180 925 128 1233.00 1233.00 101 Maryam Shahzadi Mukhtar Ali 2020 258 975 1232.50 1232.50 102 Nimra Shafiq Muhammad Shafiq 2020 213 866 154 1232.50 1232.50 103 Eisha Muhammad Abbas Ali 2019 221 864 152 20 1257.00 25.14 1231.86 Co-curricular(English Debate, Dramatics, Quiz, Essay 104 Ayesha Musharaf Musharaf Aziz 2020 255 800 156 20 1231.00 1231.00 Writing, Calligraphy),Sports (Women)(Chess) 105 Sheraz Falak Falak Sher 2020 251 889 71 20 1230.75 1230.75 106 Zernab M.
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