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BALOCHISTAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION List of Candidates Advertisement No. 09/2016 Lecturer English (Female) BPS-17 in Education Department (Collegiate Branch) Local/ S# Roll No Name Father's Name Zone Domicile 1 2651 ABIDA ILYAS MUHAMMAD ILYAS L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 2 2652 ABIDA KHAN TAREEN AMEER KHAN TAREEN L/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE 3 2653 AFSHAN GUL MARRI GULHASSAN MARRI L/KOHLU SIBI ZONE 4 2654 AFSHAN SABEEN RIASAT ALI D/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE 5 2655 ALIA SAUD SAUD AHMED D/KALAT KALAT ZONE 6 2656 ALIYA NAEEM MUHAMMAD NAEEM SHAH L/SHERANI ZHOB ZONE 7 2657 AMBREEN REHMAT ULLAH L/KHARAN KALAT ZONE L/QILLA 8 2658 AMNA KAKAR NASRULLAH KHAN KAKAR ZHOB ZONE SAIFULLAH 9 2659 ANAM KHAN SANNA ULLAH D/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 10 2660 ANILA HABIB HAJI HABIB UR REHMAN L/NOSHKI QUETTA ZONE 11 2661 ANILA KHADIM HUSSAIN KHADIM HUSSAIN L/JAFFERABAD NASIRABAD ZONE SARDAR DOULAT KHAN L/QILLA 12 2662 ARIFA GUL ZHOB ZONE JOGEZAI SAIFULLAH 13 2663 ASHRAFIA MUHAMMAD RAMZAN L/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE D/QUETTA 14 2664 ASIA NAZISH MOHAMMAD RAFIQ QUETTA CITY (CITY) 15 2665 ASIYA MUSTAFA GHULAM MUSTAFA L/KALAT KALAT ZONE 16 2666 ASMA MOHAMMAD ASHRAF L/KHUZDAR KALAT ZONE 17 2667 ASMA SHAH BUKHSH SHAH BUKHSH L/KALAT KALAT ZONE 18 2668 ASYA BALOCH HABIB ULLAH L/KALAT KALAT ZONE 19 2669 AYESHA ABDUL QUDDUS L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 20 2670 AYSHA GHULAM NABI GHULAM NABI L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 21 2671 BAKHT NAMA KHILJI ABDUL RAUF KHILJI L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY D/QUETTA 22 2672 BAKHT SULTANA IQBAL HUSSAIN QUETTA CITY (CITY) 23 2673 BANADI KHURSHEED KHURSHEED L/KECH MEKRAN ZONE 24 2674 BANAFSHA JAVED JAVED AHMED L/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE 25 2675 BANO REHMAN ABDUL REHMAN L/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE 26 2676 BIBI ARIFA ABDUL SAMAD KHAN L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 27 2677 BIBI AROSA HAJI MUHIBULLAH L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 28 2678 BIBI ASMA MOHAMMAD YAQOOB L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 29 2679 BIBI FARIDA FAQIR MUHAMMAD L/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE 30 2680 BIBI HASEENA HABIB ULLAH L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 31 2681 BIBI MARGHALARH HAYAT ULLAH KHAN L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE L/QILLA 32 2682 BIBI SADIA ASAD ULLAH QUETTA ZONE ABDULLAH 33 2683 BIBI SHEHNAZ ABDUL KHALIQ L/ZIARAT SIBI ZONE 34 2684 BIBI SIDDIQA MUHAMMAD QASIM L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 35 2685 BUSHRA GHAZI MALIK ASHIQ HUSSAIN L/SIBI SIBI ZONE 36 2686 DUR E FALAK NAZ BUGTI GHULAM MUSTAFA BUGTI L/DERA BUGTI SIBI ZONE 37 2687 FAIZA ABBAS GHULAM ABBAS L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 38 2688 FAIZA PIRZADA FAZAL RAZIQ L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 39 2689 FAIZA ZAFAR ZAFAR IQBAL JAMALI L/JAFFERABAD NASIRABAD ZONE 40 2690 FAKHRUNNISA HAJI DAD MUHAMMAD L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 41 2691 FARAH NAZ MEER HAZAR KHAN L/NOSHKI QUETTA ZONE BALOCHISTAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION List of Candidates Local/ S# Roll No Name Father's Name Zone Domicile D/QUETTA 42 2692 FARAH NAZLY ATTAA MOHAMMAD BUTT QUETTA CITY (CITY) 43 2693 FARAH RAZZAQ ABDUL RAZZAQ L/AWARAN KALAT ZONE 44 2694 FAREENA HAYAT MUHAMMAD HAYAT L/LASBELA KALAT ZONE 45 2695 FARIHA ASHRAF BALOCH MUHAMMAD ASHRAF L/NOSHKI QUETTA ZONE 46 2696 FARKHANDA BALOCH ABDUL MANAN L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 47 2697 FARZANA BEHRAM KHAN L/KALAT KALAT ZONE 48 2698 FATIMA SHAREEF AHMED L/NOSHKI QUETTA ZONE 49 2699 FATIMA AFRIDI MASOOD AHMED D/KALAT KALAT ZONE 50 2700 FOUZIA MUHAMMAD USMAN L/LASBELA KALAT ZONE 51 2701 FOZIA ABDULLAH ABDULLAH L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE DR MOHAMMAD HASIM 52 2702 GHAZALA HASHIM L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE KHAN 53 2703 GHAZALA NUZHAT MUHAMMAD ZIAULLAH L/BARKHAN ZHOB ZONE 54 2704 GHAZALA SHIEKH ABDUL BAQI L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 55 2705 GROSH BUGTI MUHAMMAD AKBAR L/SIBI SIBI ZONE 56 2706 GUL KHANDA SHABBIR AHMED L/NOSHKI QUETTA ZONE 57 2707 GUL MEHAK ALI MOHAMMAD ALI D/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE L/QILLA 58 2708 GULALI SAHID JAN QUETTA ZONE ABDULLAH 59 2709 GULALI KHAN ABDUL KARIM L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 60 2710 GULDASTA BABAR SULTAN JAN BABAR L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE L/QUETTA 61 2711 GULLAULY HAJI ABDUL WADOOD QUETTA ZONE (ZONE) 62 2712 GULSEEMA MALIK MALIK YAR MUHAMMAD L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 63 2713 HABIBA HABIBULLAH L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 64 2714 HAFSA SHAREEF AHMED L/NOSHKI QUETTA ZONE 65 2715 HAFSA MOHABAT KHAN L/SHERANI ZHOB ZONE 66 2716 HAFSA SUNNIYA ALLAH YAR L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 67 2717 HAJRA FAZAL FAZAL UD DIN L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 68 2718 HAJRA MASROOR GHULAM HUSSAIN L/KHUZDAR KALAT ZONE 69 2719 HAMEEDA BANO KHUDA BAKHSH L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 70 2720 HAMEEL BAKHT ABDUL AZIZ KHAN L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 71 2721 HAREEM AKRAM SYED AKRAM SHAH L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 72 2722 HASEENA RIZVI SYED HABIB SHAH L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE D/QUETTA 73 2723 HAYYAT TOQEER SYED TOQEER QUETTA CITY (CITY) SYED GHULAM FAROOQ 74 2724 HINA ARFEEN L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY SHAH 75 2725 HUMERA ABDULLAH JAN L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 76 2726 HUMERA ABDUL SALAM ABDUL SALAM D/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE SULTAN AHMED 77 2727 HUMERA SULTAN L/KALAT KALAT ZONE SHAHWANI L/QILLA 78 2728 HUMERA ZIA GHULAM FAROOQ ZHOB ZONE SAIFULLAH D/QUETTA 79 2729 JAVERIA HANIF MUHAMMAD HANIF QUETTA CITY (CITY) 80 2730 KANEEZ FATIMA MUHAMMAD ANWAR L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 81 2731 KASHMALA ESSA ESSA KHAN TAREEN L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 82 2732 KHADIJA JAMEEL JAMEEL AHMAD L/KHUZDAR KALAT ZONE BALOCHISTAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION List of Candidates Local/ S# Roll No Name Father's Name Zone Domicile L/QILLA 83 2733 KHADIJA TUL KUBRA MUHAMMAD SHAFI QUETTA ZONE ABDULLAH 84 2734 KIRAN ATTA ATTA ULLAH L/LASBELA KALAT ZONE 85 2735 KIRAN SHAMS SHAMS UL HAQ L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 86 2736 KIRAN ZAMAN QAMMAR UZ ZAMAN L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 87 2737 KIREN GULLRAHMAN M RAHMAN KHAN D/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE 88 2738 LALARUKH PANEZAI KHALIL UR REHMAN L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 89 2739 MADIHA MAH JABEEN ABDUL HADI D/BARKHAN ZHOB ZONE D/QUETTA 90 2740 MADIHA SHAFIQUE DAR MUHAMMAD SHFIQUE DAR QUETTA CITY (CITY) L/QILLA 91 2741 MADIHA SHAIZA ZAFAR GHULAM ZAFAR QUETTA ZONE ABDULLAH 92 2742 MADIHA TAREEN SAEED AHMED TAREEN L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE D/QUETTA 93 2743 MAHAM SULTANA KHADIM HUSSAIN QUETTA CITY (CITY) 94 2744 MAHEEN KURD MUHAMMAD AYOUB KURD L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE L/QILLA 95 2745 MAHJABEEN ABDUL REHMAN ZHOB ZONE SAIFULLAH MAHRUKH MOHAMMAD 96 2746 MOHAMMAD ISHAQ L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE ISHAQ 97 2747 MAJBEEN SAADAT SAADAT KHAN L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE L/QILLA 98 2748 MALALA BIBI HAJI JAN MUHAMMAD ZHOB ZONE SAIFULLAH 99 2749 MALALAI ZAIN ULAH L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 100 2750 MALIKA RAMZAN MUHAMMAD RAMZAN L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 101 2751 MAQSOODA ABDUL QADEEM L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE L/QUETTA 102 2752 MARIA ALI AHMED QUETTA ZONE (ZONE) D/QUETTA 103 2753 MARIA AHMED MOIN AHMED QUETTA CITY (CITY) 104 2754 MARIA BIBI ABDUL LATIF L/KALAT KALAT ZONE 105 2755 MARIA ISHRAT ISHRAT JAWEED L/SIBI SIBI ZONE 106 2756 MARIA KHALID KHALID HUSSAIN L/JAFFERABAD NASIRABAD ZONE 107 2757 MARIA KHAN HAJI KHUDAIDAD L/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE D/QUETTA 108 2758 MARIAM ZAHEER ZAHEER UL HASSAN QUETTA CITY (CITY) 109 2759 MARIYAM MUHAMMAD ANWAR L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 110 2760 MARYAM FAIZ FAIZ MOHAMMAD BALOCH L/PANJGUR MEKRAN ZONE L/QILLA 111 2761 MASOOMA BIBI ABDUL HADI ZHOB ZONE SAIFULLAH D/QUETTA 112 2762 MEHAR UN NISA ASHFAQ ASHFAQ BUTT QUETTA CITY (CITY) 113 2763 MEHMOONA HAJI AKHTAR MOHAMMAD L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE 114 2764 MEHREEN NAZ MANZOOR HUSSAIN L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 115 2765 MEHREEN YOUSAF MUHAMMAD YOUSAF L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 116 2766 MEHWISH ABDUL JABBAR L/JAFFERABAD NASIRABAD ZONE 117 2767 MEMOONA TAREEN ABDUL QADEER L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE D/QUETTA 118 2768 MOMAL MALGHANA SHIREEN KHAN MALGHANI QUETTA CITY (CITY) 119 2769 MUZALFA HAJI NASIR KHAN L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 120 2770 NADIA RAMZAN MUHAMMAD RAMZAN L/ZHOB ZHOB ZONE D/QUETTA 121 2771 NAGINA TANVEER TANVEER AHMED QUETTA CITY (CITY) BALOCHISTAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION List of Candidates Local/ S# Roll No Name Father's Name Zone Domicile 122 2772 NAHEED MOHIUDDIN GHULAM MOHIUDDIN L/KALAT KALAT ZONE 123 2773 NAHEED QASIM MUHAMMAD QASIM L/KOHLU SIBI ZONE 124 2774 NAILA IRAM ABDUL RAHIM SABIR L/NASIRABAD NASIRABAD ZONE 125 2775 NAILA NAJEEB NAJIIB ULLAH L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 126 2776 NAILA NAZ MUHAMMAD IQBAL L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 127 2777 NARGIS NISAR NISAR AHMED L/KECH MEKRAN ZONE 128 2778 NASIMA KHUDIA DAD L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 129 2779 NAZAKAT MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD YOUNAS L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 130 2780 NAZIA BASHIR HAFIZ BASHIR AHMED L/KALAT KALAT ZONE L/QUETTA 131 2781 NAZIA BAZAI MUHAMMAD HASSAN QUETTA ZONE (ZONE) 132 2782 NEELAM KARAM KHAN L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 133 2783 NEELAM MUNAZZAH KHAN ABDUL QUYYAM KHAN L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 134 2784 NEELAM SHAFI SHAFI MUHAMMAD L/KALAT KALAT ZONE 135 2785 NIDA BATOOL MUSHTAQ AHMED L/KECH MEKRAN ZONE 136 2786 NIDA ZAFAR ZAFARULLAH KHAN LUNI L/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE 137 2787 NIGAR GUL GHULAM NABI L/KECH MEKRAN ZONE 138 2788 NIGHAT NAZ TAREEN NAIK MUHAMMAD L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 139 2789 NILAM MIR JAN MUHAMMAD ESSOTE L/MUSA KHEL ZHOB ZONE L/QILLA 140 2790 NOOR UN NISA FAIZ ULLAH QUETTA ZONE ABDULLAH 141 2791 NUSRAT SULTANA NAWAB KHAN L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 142 2792 PALWASHA KHAN NADIR KHAN L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 143 2793 PALWASHAH KHAN JOGEZAI ESSA KHAN L/LORALAI ZHOB ZONE 144 2794 PARI GUL HAJI MUHAMMAD JAFFAR L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 145 2795 PARI JAN BOLAN KHAN L/NOSHKI QUETTA ZONE 146 2796 PASHTANA KAKAR AZIZ ULLAH L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 147 2797 RABIA GULZAR AHMED L/JAFFERABAD NASIRABAD ZONE 148 2798 RABIA RAMZAN MUHAMMAD RAMZAN L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY 149 2799 RAEESA PANEZAI MUHAMMAD AZAM L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE 150 2800 RAFIYA JAMAL JAMAL NASIR L/QUETTA (CITY) QUETTA CITY D/QUETTA 151 2801 RAHILA KANWAL JOHN DANIEL JOHN QUETTA CITY (CITY) 152 2802 RAHILA WASSAY ABDUL WASSAY L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 153 2803 RAZIA BARKAT ULLAH L/KECH MEKRAN ZONE 154 2804 RAZIA KHAN HAJI KHAN MUHAMMAD L/MASTUNG KALAT ZONE 155 2805 REHANA ABDULLAH ABDULLAH JAN L/PISHIN QUETTA ZONE L/QUETTA
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