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Waiting List for Batch-11 LIST OF CANDIDATES(FINAL) WAITING FOR BIT EXAM IN BATCH-11 ALERT: EXAM OF BATCH-11 and RETAKE-10.5 IS SCHEDULED ON 21-22-09-2019 Dated: 12-Sep-19 S# app_id off_sr Name Course_for NIC Department City 1 36358 13000 Gul Naz Shah Assistant 43304-3648517-0 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) KARACHI 2 35614 13002 Fida Muhammad Assistant 13503-8539514-3 Federal Directorate of Education ISLAMABAD 3 37182 13003 Shahzad Hassan Assistant 45501-3695383-3 Federal Directorate of Education Islamabad 4 35528 13004 Tahir Abbas LDC/UDC 61101-4671338-3 Federal Directorate of Education ISLAMABAD 5 35524 13005 Muhammad Asif LDC/UDC 13501-5345237-9 Federal Directorate of Education ISLAMABAD 6 32538 13006 Shabnum Bibi LDC/UDC 37405-0385395-0 HQ DW & CE (DP) Rawalpindi 7 37023 13011 Sohail Ahmed Khaan Assistant 61101-1950007-5 National Logistics Cell Rawalpindi 8 37101 13012 Shagufta Naz LDC/UDC 13503-0507205-6 Industries and Production ISLAMABAD 9 36768 13013 Rehan Mustafa Khan Assistant 35103-6109605-7 Pakistan Bureau of Statistics Islamabad 10 36769 13014 Adeel Ahmad Chaudhary Assistant 37406-8902678-5 Pakistan Bureau of Statistics Islamabad 11 36765 13015 Usama Ahmed LDC/UDC 61101-9999191-7 Pakistan Bureau of Statistics Islamabad. 12 34051 13016 Muhammad Fayyaz LDC/UDC 37405-0552514-1 Defence Lahore 13 34071 13017 Muhammad Jamil LDC/UDC 35201-1441473-3 Defence Lahore Hafiz Muhammad Imran 14 34069 13018 Safdar LDC 38103-2159348-9 Defence Lahore Hafiz Muhammad Imran 15 34069 13018 Safdar LDC/UDC 38103-2159348-9 Defence Lahore 16 34065 13019 Javed Iqbal LDC/UDC 33100-0964077-3 Defence Lahore 17 34063 13020 Amir Khan Zahid LDC/UDC 33202-1289835-5 Defence Lahore 18 34061 13021 Muhammad Arif LDC/UDC 34302-1254920-1 Defence Lahore 19 34059 13022 Rashid Ali LDC/UDC 33104-2144857-5 Defence Lahore 20 34056 13023 Fouzia Jabeen LDC/UDC 35202-3464146-6 Defence Lahore 21 34048 13024 Nadeem Sohail LDC/UDC 37405-5380536-5 Defence Lahore 22 34979 13025 Afraz Rasheed Alvi LDC/UDC 54400-2149250-3 Defence Lahore 23 32330 13026 Waqar Ashraf Assistant 38405-5247343-7 Pakistan Air Force Khushab 24 35832 13027 Shoaib Nawaz Assistant 38203-0346294-1 Defence Khushab 25 33309 13028 Umar Draz LDC/UDC 38201-4404665-3 Pakistan Air Force Sakesar (Khushab) 26 32634 13029 Muhammad Qaisar Iqbal UDC 38403-1275823-5 Pakistan Air Force Khushab 27 35930 13030 Ali Raza LDC/UDC 81101-1426749-7 Defence Quetta 28 35931 13031 Muzafar Ali LDC/UDC 33203-2139697-9 Defence Quetta 29 35932 13032 Atiq Ur Rehman LDC/UDC 36302-1473040-3 Defence Quetta 30 35933 13033 Muhammad Waqas LDC/UDC 37101-6658165-3 Defence Quetta 31 35934 13034 Muhammad Sarfraz LDC/UDC 36303-4039070-1 Defence Quetta 32 35935 13035 Muhammad Umar Farooq LDC/UDC 38202-3841500-5 Defence Quetta 33 35991 13036 Muzammil Hussain LDC/UDC 45105-6090746-9 Defence Quetta 34 35992 13037 Salma Qadir LDC/UDC 54400-9976971-8 Defence Quetta 35 35993 13038 Asghar Ali LDC/UDC 45402-0926126-3 Defence Quetta 36 35994 13039 Muhammad Numan Bashir LDC/UDC 38101-2300202-9 Defence Quetta 37 33148 13040 Syed Karrar Hussain Shah LDC/UDC 37405-4939474-7 GHQ MI DTE Rawalpindi 38 34119 13041 Kiran Bibi LDC/UDC 37405-5557316-6 General Headquarters (GHQ) RAWALPINDI 39 35181 13042 Farheen Ghafoor LDC/UDC 37405-3753870-4 General Headquarters (GHQ) Rawalpindi 40 36200 13044 Muhammad Rizwan LDC/UDC 37201-8433639-9 Pakistan Army Attock 41 35713 13045 Faisal Abbas LDC/UDC 34401-6021968-3 Pakistan Army Attock 42 36276 13046 Nasir Mahmood Assistant 37101-1652208-5 Pakistan Army Attock 43 35540 13048 Babar Ali LDC/UDC 37405-3829083-1 Finance Division Rawalpindi 44 35542 13049 Muhammad Raheed Khan LDC/UDC 37405-6194336-9 Finance Division Rawalpindi 45 28442 13050 Muhammad Ramzan LDC/UDC 35102-4151901-5 Finance Division (Military Finance Wing) Rawalpindi 46 35545 13051 Mumtaz Khan LDC/UDC 37102-1261570-7 Finance Division Rawalpindi 47 35569 13052 Jahangir Khan LDC/UDC 37405-4089130-9 Finance Division Rawalpindi 48 28441 13053 Muhammad Naeem LDC/UDC 54400-9088030-9 Finance Division (Military Finance Wing) Rawalpindi 49 29250 13054 Atiq Ul Rahman LDC/UDC 37405-0472462-1 Finance Division (Military Finance Wing) Rawalpindi 50 35679 13055 Zeeshan Raheem LDC/UDC 38102-9604614-5 Pakistan Air Force Rawalpindi 51 36036 13056 Muhammad Bilal LDC/UDC 34502-2146094-5 Pakistan Air Force Lahore 52 35861 13057 Irfan Ullah LDC/UDC 15501-2464008-9 Pakistan Air Force Karachi 53 36230 13060 Muhammad Riaz Khan LDC/UDC 11201-6781023-5 Defence Production Kamra 54 36227 13061 Haris Ali LDC 37101-6824740-1 Defence Production Kamra 55 31086 13062 Muhammad Waqar LDC/UDC 17301-8988125-7 Post Office Department Peshawar 56 36085 13063 Muhammad Hassan Assistant 61101-1898880-5 Industries and Production Islamabad 57 28557 13064 Aamir Anzak Assistant 37301-4789490-9 Pakistan Air Force Rawalpindi 58 36076 13066 Sehrish Naz LDC/UDC 17301-6745213-0 Pakistan Air Force Peshawar 59 32917 13068 Kamran Nisar LDC/UDC 61101-7262135-1 HR Islamabad 60 35414 13069 Imran Khan LDC/UDC 37101-2477444-3 Finance Division ISLAMABAD (c) 2019 NITB 1 of 28 LIST OF CANDIDATES(FINAL) WAITING FOR BIT EXAM IN BATCH-11 ALERT: EXAM OF BATCH-11 and RETAKE-10.5 IS SCHEDULED ON 21-22-09-2019 Dated: 12-Sep-19 61 35427 13070 Hammad Nasir LDC/UDC 37405-5433471-5 Finance Division Islamabad 62 36307 13071 Muhammad Hamid Khan LDC/UDC 37405-6864208-1 Industries and Production Islamabad 63 35644 13072 Saleem Ullah Khan Assistant 61101-1851410-5 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) Peshawar 64 36002 13073 Abdullah LDC/UDC 16101-1094126-9 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) Peshawar 65 36046 13074 Riaz Ali Shah LDC/UDC 16101-4523817-7 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) Peshawar 66 35738 13075 Khaybaz Khan LDC/UDC 17301-7177958-1 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) Peshawar 67 35813 13076 Khaizer Ali LDC/UDC 22501-8982774-5 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) Peshawar 68 35523 13077 Muhammad Faisal Khan LDC/UDC 17301-3386319-9 Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development Peshawar 69 35628 13078 Ihtisham Ur Rehman LDC/UDC 17301-7809697-7 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) Peshawar 70 36045 13079 Liaqat Ali LDC/UDC 16101-1193239-9 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) Peshawar 71 36383 13080 Muhammad Azeem Awan LDC/UDC 61101-4186335-5 Cabinet Islamabad 72 36384 13081 Muhammad Khurshid LDC/UDC 34202-0723850-7 Cabinet ISLAMABAD 73 36398 13082 Gulshaid Bibi LDC/UDC 61101-1789631-6 Cabinet ISLAMABAD 74 36399 13083 Amir Ali LDC/UDC 61101-3536179-3 Cabinet ISLAMABAD 75 36234 13084 Kashif Imran LDC/UDC 61101-5658378-1 Cabinet ISLAMABAD 76 36282 13085 Muhammad Yaqoob LDC/UDC 61101-1942549-1 Cabinet Islamabad 77 36275 13086 Mukhtiar Ahmad Fani LDC/UDC 13501-1325120-1 Cabinet Islamabad 78 36283 13087 Waqar Zafar Zaman LDC/UDC 61101-6898133-7 Cabinet ISLAMABAD 79 36371 13088 Mirajud Din LDC/UDC 61101-1989391-3 Cabinet Islamabad 80 36375 13089 Ghulam Fareed LDC/UDC 38303-0961137-3 Cabinet ISLAMABAD 81 36238 13090 Saeed Ur Rehman LDC/UDC 13302-0380914-9 Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BE&OE) Peshawar 82 36326 13092 Asif Javid LDC/UDC 36401-1759940-7 National Logistics Cell Khairpur Mir's 83 36113 13093 Sultan Ahmed Assistant 37303-9556382-9 Defence Jhelum 84 36180 13096 Saqib Ur Rehman LDC/UDC 13301-8271190-1 Department of Plant Protection (DPP) Islamabad 85 36138 13097 Akhlaq Hussain LDC/UDC 42401-1836490-3 Department of Plant Protection (DPP) ISLAMABAD 86 35434 13098 Osama Mehboob Assistant 37405-7494275-3 Air Headquarter ISLAMABAD 87 35947 13101 Muhammad Altaf Assistant 36202-9003660-9 Multan Electric Power Company KAHROR PACCA 88 35948 13102 Sajjad Hussain Assistant 36302-3646913-1 Multan Electric Power Company Kahror Pacca 89 36005 13104 Adnan Munawar LDC/UDC 61101-8541758-5 Law and Justice Islamabad 90 35747 13105 Tariq Aziz LDC/UDC 61101-3974723-9 Law and Justice Islamabad 91 36560 13106 Khurram Shahzad LDC/UDC 38403-4252037-1 Council of Islamic Ideology Islamabad 92 36557 13107 Muhammad Sajjad LDC/UDC 13101-5380026-3 Council of Islamic Ideology Islamabad Muhammad Luqman Asif 93 36559 13108 Sherwani LDC/UDC 32301-1033635-3 Council of Islamic Ideology Islamabad 94 36251 13109 Rizwan Iqbal Mughal LDC/UDC 34603-9962649-1 Council of Islamic Ideology Islamabad 95 36235 13112 Fazal Wahab Assistant 21105-5852845-5 ANTI NARCOTICS FORCE Peshawar 96 36003 13113 Syed Irfan Haider LDC/UDC 42401-8721715-7 Pakistan Air Force Risalpur 97 36372 13114 Tajdar Ullah LDC/UDC 16201-7138537-9 PAK Public Works Department (PWD) Peshawar 98 34479 13115 Shahid Hammad Assistant 36302-6830298-5 Pakistan Army Kohat 99 36211 13116 Muhammad Waqar LDC/UDC 35201-9524666-9 National Logistics Cell Lahore 100 36214 13117 Rana Yawar Hayat LDC/UDC 35202-0694474-1 National Logistics Cell Lahore 101 34470 13118 Awais Shahzad Assistant 37405-1640500-7 Pakistan Army Kohat cantt 102 36423 13119 Muhammad Fiaz LDC/UDC 37104-1409306-9 Pakistan armed services board Rawalpindi 103 35135 13120 Mehboob Ali Assistant 42201-3508771-9 Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) Karachi 104 35243 13121 Faiqa Khatoon Assistant 42101-9441069-4 Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) Karachi 105 35032 13122 Muhammad Afzal Khan LDC/UDC 42101-1395405-3 Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) Karachi 106 35035 13123 Aamir Hussain LDC/UDC 42201-5873987-9 Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) Karachi 107 35020 13124 Syed Kashif Mateen LDC/UDC 42101-4872673-5 Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) Karachi 108 35017 13125 Muhammad Imran Saghir LDC/UDC 42201-2102206-1 Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) Karachi 109 34505 13126 Muhammad Saeed LDC/UDC 42201-0584423-1 Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) Karachi.
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