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1 - STAR BADGE WINNERS 28Th IKMC - 2018 1 - STAR BADGE WINNERS 28th IKMC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 1 18-051-01641-1-001-M AAISHA ASIF MUHAMMAD ASIF 1 2 18-021-01856-1-001-M AAIZA BINT-E-KHURRAM MOHAMMED KHURRAM 1 3 18-42-02241-1-001-M AALIYAN MOEEN MUHAMMAD MOEEN 1 4 18-021-01743-1-009-M AAMIR AYAZ GUL DARAZ KHAN 1 5 18-51-01241-1-006-M AANIA MANAL MUHAMMAD AJMAL 1 6 18-021-01749-1-008-M ABAUL AHAD TARIQ TARIQ PERVAIZ 1 7 18-021-01544-1-057-M ABDUL AHAD ABDUL SAMAD 1 8 18-56-02267-1-005-M ABDUL AHAD USMAN ALI BHATTI 1 9 18-52-01571-1-010-M ABDUL BASIT DANISH ISLAM 1 10 18-068-01937-1-010-M ABDUL HAADI NAWAZ MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 1 11 18-021-01544-1-095-M ABDUL HADI JAVED 1 12 18-51-02164-1-041-M ABDUL HADI MAHMOOD AKHTER 1 13 18-547-01324-1-001-M ABDUL HADI MUHAMMAD ATIF 1 14 18-55-01266-1-001-M ABDUL HADI ZAHID ALI 1 15 18-021-01544-1-200-M ABDUL HADI IMRAN IMRAN AHMED 1 16 18-021-01544-1-271-M ABDUL HADI IMRAN KHAN IMRAN ALI KHAN 1 17 18-51-01852-1-026-M ABDUL HAMEEZ ASIF ASIF TALLAT QURESHI 1 18 18-021-01544-1-158-M ABDUL HANAN FAYYAZ FAYYAZ MOHAMMAD 1 19 18-42-01202-1-001-M ABDUL MANAN KHAN ABID IRSHAD 1 20 18-051-01759-1-015-M ABDUL MOEED SHAFQAT HUSSAIN 1 21 18-57-02235-1-003-M ABDUL MOEED AHMED ANIS SHAHZAD 1 22 18-61-01273-1-020-M ABDUL RAFAY ARSLAN AHMAD KHAN 1 23 18-051-01440-1-001-M ABDUL RAFAY BIN ADNAN MUHAMMAD ADNAN 1 24 18-051-01141-1-027-M ABDUL RAFEY MALIK AMIR 1 25 18-021-01544-1-089-M ABDUL REHMAN ABBAS 1 PreEcolier, Ecolier: 45% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: 40% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class 1 - STAR BADGE WINNERS 28th IKMC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 26 18-55-01148-1-022-M ABDUL REHMAN INAM MAILK INAM MALIK 1 27 18-021-02190-1-022-M ABDUL SAADI RIZWAN YOUSUF MALIK 1 28 18-021-01544-1-209-M ABDULLAH MANSOOR 1 29 18-244-01909-1-018-M ABDULLAH QURBAN ALI 1 30 18-51-01852-1-036-M ABDULLAH ABID ABID SHAHZAD JADOON 1 31 18-62-01191-1-001-M ABDULLAH AHMED SIDDIQUI KHURRAM SHAHZAD SIDDIQUI 1 32 18-051-01632-1-008-M ABDULLAH HAIDER RIZWAN HAIDER 1 33 18-051-01141-1-030-M ABDULLAH HUSSAIN ALI MUHAMMAD ALI 1 34 18-051-01055-1-006-M ABDULLAH JHANZAIB JHANZAIB IQBAL 1 35 18-42-01628-1-069-M ABDULLAH TANVEER TANVEER AHMED 1 36 18-42-01117-1-017-M ABDULLAH WAQQAS WAQQAS RAJA 1 37 18-051-01356-1-024-M ABDUR RAFAY FAHAD USMAN 1 38 18-021-01544-1-059-M ABDUR RAHEEM HUNAIL 1 39 18-42-01117-1-006-M ABDUR RAHMAN UMAR FAROOQ 1 40 18-021-01544-1-318-M ABDUR REHMAN . 1 41 18-41-01578-1-008-M ABDUR REHMAN SUFYAN HAFEEZ 1 42 18-51-02164-1-040-M ABDUR RUB SULTAN MIR AMBER 1 43 18-051-01954-1-004-M ABDUS SAMAD M. ILYAS KHAN 1 44 18-53-01406-1-004-M ABEEHA FAISAL FAISAL NAZIR 1 45 18-021-01733-1-004-M ABEER ABBAS SYED ATIF ABBAS 1 46 18-42-01294-1-054-M ABEERA SHAFQAT SHAFQAT BASHIR 1 47 18-41-01554-1-005-M ABEERA UMER UMER TAUQEER 1 48 18-40-02316-1-007-M ABIHA USMAN USMAN GILL 1 49 18-022-01334-1-001-M ABSAAR ALI ABDUL SATTAR 1 50 18-021-01512-1-025-M ABU BAKER GODIL FAISAL GODIL 1 PreEcolier, Ecolier: 45% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: 40% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class 1 - STAR BADGE WINNERS 28th IKMC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 51 18-41-01578-1-002-M ABUBAKAR SADDIQUE SAIFULLAH 1 52 18-021-01043-1-006-M ADAN AHMED SHAKEEL AHMED 1 53 18-021-02101-1-017-M ADEENA AMIR HASHMI AMIR HASHMI 1 54 18-61-01273-1-052-M ADEENA KHURRAM KHURRAM JAVAID 1 55 18-021-01544-1-260-M ADNAN MOAVIA FARHAN SAMAR 1 56 18-021-01544-1-060-M AFFAN MUSTAFA 1 57 18-42-01606-1-009-M AFFAN ALI TOQIR HUSSAIN 1 58 18-021-02079-1-037-M AFFAN IMTIAZ MUHAMMAD IMTIAZ IQBAL 1 59 18-021-01544-1-240-M AFNAN IRFAN 1 60 18-42-01606-1-003-M AHMAD ALI ALI MUQADAS 1 61 18-068-01596-1-004-M AHMAD KALEEM KALEEM ULLAH 1 62 18-051-01440-1-013-M AHMAD MUJTABA KHAN AYAZ KHAN 1 63 18-021-01735-1-008-M AHMAD SHAJEE SAEED HAFIZ MUHAMMAD SAIM SAEED 1 64 18-51-01852-1-048-M AHMAD YOUNAS SHAHID YOUNAS 1 65 18-068-01937-1-012-M AHMAR ASGHAR ASGHAR MAHMOOD 1 66 18-55-01431-1-014-M AHMAREEN NAZIR RAMAY SHAMIL NAZIR RAMAY 1 67 18-021-01544-1-234-M AHMED YAQOOB 1 68 18-021-01743-1-010-M AHMED MUHAMMAD AFZAL 1 69 18-51-01599-1-026-M AHMED ABDUR REHMAN ADNAN KHAN 1 70 18-51-01852-1-019-M AHMED AIJAZ KHAN AIJAZ MUHAMMAD KHAN 1 71 18-42-01182-1-006-M AHMED ALI CHAUDHARY ABDUL 1 72 18-41-02347-1-007-M AHMED HAROON MUHAMMAD HAROON 1 73 18-42-02067-1-006-M AHMED KAMRAN MUHAMMAD KAMRAN ANWAR 1 74 18-41-01808-1-012-M AHMED KASHIF KASHIF QUDDUS 1 75 18-021-01544-1-198-M AHMED MUJTABA MUHAMMAD KHURRAM 1 PreEcolier, Ecolier: 45% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: 40% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class 1 - STAR BADGE WINNERS 28th IKMC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 76 18-42-01202-1-003-M AHMED SHAHBAZ MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ 1 77 18-244-01909-1-022-M AHSAN ABBAS AIJAZ ALI 1 78 18-42-02357-1-005-M AHSAN AMJAD SHAKEEL AHMAD 1 79 18-42-01967-1-018-M AHSAN IBRAR IBRAR ALI 1 80 18-51-01350-1-008-M AIMA ALI MUBASHAR ALI 1 81 18-021-02079-1-023-M AIMA FARZEEN MALIK KHUSH HAL 1 82 18-51-01646-1-016-M AIMAN IMRAN MUHAMMAD IMRAN 1 83 18-42-01073-1-043-M AIMEN SHOAIB KHWAJA SHOAIB AHMAD 1 84 18-051-01754-1-012-M AISHA HASNAAT HASNAT ASHRAF 1 85 18-021-01853-1-008-M AIZA AKBAR M. AKBAR 1 86 18-021-02079-1-011-M AIZA ZEHRA RIZWAN RIZWAN 1 87 18-41-01846-1-022-M AJWA BILAL BILAL AHMED 1 88 18-53-02045-1-003-M AKIFA ISHFAQ ISHFAQ HUSSAIN 1 89 18-021-01070-1-006-M ALAYA KHAQAN KHAQAN SIKANDER 1 90 18-41-01846-1-012-M ALEEZAY AHMAD ISHTIAQ AHMAD 1 91 18-021-02079-1-048-M ALI AKBER ZAIDI NADIR ALI ZAIDI 1 92 18-40-02316-1-028-M ALI HASSAN ANWAR MUHAMMAD ANWAR 1 93 18-547-01480-1-002-M ALI MANZOOR SAYYED SABTAIN SHAH 1 94 18-021-01856-1-004-M ALI RANA MOHAMMED SHAHID RANA 1 95 18-61-01273-1-067-M ALI RAZA DR. AAMIR ASHIQ 1 96 18-547-01329-1-010-M ALI SOHAIB SABAR ALI 1 97 18-42-01457-1-013-M ALISHA BATOOL SYED SAJJAD HAIDER 1 98 18-021-01720-1-004-M ALISHA IQBAL IQBAL AHMED 1 99 18-55-01148-1-015-M ALISHBA BILAL BILAL AHMAD 1 100 18-53-02043-1-017-M ALISHBA PERVAIZ UNSER PERVAIZ 1 PreEcolier, Ecolier: 45% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: 40% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class 1 - STAR BADGE WINNERS 28th IKMC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 101 18-42-01489-1-018-M ALIYAN HAIDER SAJID SHABBIR 1 102 18-051-01440-1-007-M ALIZA BATOOL ASHFAQ HUSSAIN 1 103 18-021-02079-1-020-M ALY SALMAN KARIM KARIM JUMANI 1 104 18-051-01632-1-006-M AMAL WALEED WALEED KHALID 1 105 18-051-01072-1-001-M AMEEMA ZAINAB ARSHAD MAHMOOD MALIK 1 106 18-42-01489-1-016-M AMEER HAMZA MUHAMMAD USMAN RAUF 1 107 18-021-01855-1-031-M AMMAD ALI SHOAIB ALI 1 108 18-42-01457-1-014-M AMMARA AKHTAR AWAN AKHTAR NAWAZ 1 109 18-068-01937-1-013-M AMNA HAMAYUN HAMAYUN HAMEED 1 110 18-42-01073-1-045-M AMNA HASSAN CHAUDHRY HASSAN TALIB 1 111 18-51-01350-1-024-M AMNA QAISER QAISER MAJEED 1 112 18-021-01749-1-009-M AMNA SHEIKH SHABANA AHMED 1 113 18-068-01937-1-011-M AMTA SOHAIL SOHAIL AKHTER 1 114 18-051-01575-1-007-M ANABIA ASAD ASAD ALI 1 115 18-42-01168-1-007-M ANABIA KASHIF KASHIF SIDDIQUE 1 116 18-42-01073-1-046-M ANABIA RIZWAN SHEIKH RIZWAN AHMAD 1 117 18-56-02267-1-012-M ANAYA NADEEM ABDUL RAZZAQ 1 118 18-61-01273-1-043-M ANAYA GULFAM MALIK GULFAM IQBAL AWAN 1 119 18-42-01201-1-011-M ANAYA IRFAN AHMAD IRFAN BASHIR 1 120 18-42-01073-1-147-M ANIA ATHER ZAMAN ATHER ZAMAN 1 121 18-021-01010-1-003-M ANKASHA REHMAN SYED ATIK-UR-REHMAN 1 122 18-42-01201-1-015-M ANORAL NAEEM DR MUHAMMAD NAEEM KHALID 1 123 18-41-01846-1-010-M ANSA NAVEED MUHAMMAD NAVEED 1 124 18-022-02340-1-008-M ANSH KUMAR LOHANA LACHMAN DAS LOHANA 1 125 18-021-01855-1-023-M ANSHARAH BATOOL JAM SAFDAR ABBAS 1 PreEcolier, Ecolier: 45% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: 40% or above but less than 55% score achieved in the respective class 1 - STAR BADGE WINNERS 28th IKMC - 2018 SR.
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