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Pakistan State Oil (PSO) (Situations Vacant) Marketing Pakistan State Oil (PSO) (Situations Vacant) Test held on 24 May, 2015 Marketing Sr # RollNo FormNo Name Father Name NIC NTS Marks 1 39110507 112496 RAHMAN AMIN RANA MUHAMMAD AMIN 35202-1891772-5 83 2 30110196 110864 JUNAID AHMED ZAHEER UD DIN 33303-0357171-7 80 3 30110297 102412 AQEEL ZAFAR ZAFAR MEHMOOD 37405-8339778-7 80 4 39110394 107365 MARIA TALAT TALAT JAVED 35202-6210935-8 80 5 39110383 107799 SYED SAAD ALI SYED TARIQ NASIR 36302-5821745-3 79 6 39140115 110579 AWAIS ALI ARSHAD ARSHAD ALI 35401-9218308-4 79 7 39110721 102626 MUHAMMAD AHMAD MUHAMMAD ABBAS 31101-1730742-7 78 8 39110127 104741 UBEDULLAH KHOSO KHADIM HUSSAIN KHOSO 45504-4973163-9 78 9 39110322 112286 AWAIS KHURSHID MUHAMMAD SAQIB KHURHSID 36603-8203242-5 78 10 39110372 102851 MUHAMMAD IRFAN ABDUL MAJEED 34102-5437132-7 77 11 39110559 109432 QASIM HUMAYUN SAJJAD HUMAYUN 35202-1362651-9 77 12 33110170 106777 SHAIKH ABDUL RAFAY ABDUL MAJEED 42301-8355100-1 77 13 33110282 106093 SYED MAAZ ASAD ALI SYED ASAD ALI 42201-8606556-9 77 14 33110055 106062 HAMZA SHAIKH MUHAMMAD SHAHZAD 42201-1698346-5 77 15 33110306 106109 HUMAYUN KAMAL KAMAL ARIF 42101-5369201-1 76 16 39110729 106246 ABDUL MATEEN ABDUL SAMI 36302-1165016-7 76 17 33110274 105636 ASAD ALI ROOMY ALI NAQI ROOMY 42201-6773967-1 76 18 39110547 108499 MUHAMMAD FAHAD MUHAMMAD ANJUM RAFIQ 36302-9447888-7 76 19 60110071 103072 OWAIS WAZIR EHSAN ULLAH 17301-9793545-3 76 20 39110601 103793 MUHAMMAD SAJID REHMAT ALI AHSEN 31202-9307095-7 76 21 39110431 100194 ANUM ALI GHAZANFAR ALI 35202-8687150-6 76 22 39110423 112508 ASIF NAWAZ HAJI HAQ NAWAZ 36302-3304161-5 76 23 39110567 112528 FAHAD MAQSOOD RABBANI CH. MAQSOOD RABBANI 35202-0420514-1 76 24 33110233 111028 MADIHA AZHAR MUHAMAMD AZHAR UDDIN 42101-0466024-2 75 25 33110151 103213 MIR MURTAZA KHAN NAHIYON DARYAKHAN NAHIYOON 41306-6577997-5 75 26 39110276 108783 HAMMAS ALI NAIK ARIF MAHMOOD NAIK 35202-8035441-3 75 27 30110013 109128 YASIR ALI SHAH SAID BADSHAH 42000-3674545-3 75 28 33110064 105574 MUHAMMAD FURQAN KUMDA GHULAM FEROZ KUKDA 42201-7250783-5 75 29 33110045 105428 SHER AFZAL MUHAMMAD AFZAL 45504-9589239-3 75 Page 1 of 42 Pakistan State Oil (PSO) (Situations Vacant) Test held on 24 May, 2015 Marketing Sr # RollNo FormNo Name Father Name NIC NTS Marks 30 39110542 107333 HASSAN MUSTAFA KHAN TARIQ MURTAZA KHAN 36302-2736056-3 75 31 33110019 106399 BASHIR AHMED NAREJO MUHAMMAD ESSA NAREJO 45202-7240075-1 74 32 33110004 105990 MOHTASHIM AHMED VAHIDY LT COL . MUZIM AHMED VAHIDY 37405-2635694-3 74 33 60110022 110166 MUHAMMAD FAHIM SHAH JEHAN 17301-0346861-5 74 34 30110112 101503 JEHANZEB ABBASI IJAZ ABBASI 61101-6407088-3 74 35 33110247 101402 ALI AHMED KHAN ODHO MOHAMMAD PANAH KHAN ODHO 42301-7157932-1 74 36 33110224 111067 HASSAAN AHMED USMANI AZHAR AHMED USMANI 42201-3543262-7 74 37 33110163 112210 ZEESHAN IRSHAD JOKHIO IRSHAD HUSSAIN JOKHIO 43203-6349635-1 74 38 60110060 112703 BILAL AHMAD IQBAL AHMAD 17301-3431117-5 74 39 33110031 113258 HUZAIR KAUSAR KAUSAR ALI 42201-7678963-7 74 40 39110598 112359 OMER BIN AAMER MUHAMMAD AAMER SHAKEEL 33100-1217642-7 73 41 39110113 112378 FARAZ AHMAD MUGHIS AHMAD 35202-2774083-3 73 42 39110490 110640 MUHAMMAD ALI AKHTAR HAJI SAEED AKHTAR 35202-7714882-9 73 43 39110415 101481 FAHAD MASOOD MASOOD AHMAD 35200-9288219-9 73 44 30110158 102348 SAMAN SHAHID SHAHID SAFIR 37405-4380869-0 73 45 30110166 100662 MUHAMMAD YOUNAS MUHAMMAD ALI 31101-2147000-3 73 46 33110207 103716 REHAN NABI SIDDIQUI SHAMSHAD NABI SIDDIQUI 42501-7635384-9 73 47 39110590 110161 MUDASIR ABBAS AKHTAR ALI 32303-5439768-5 73 48 39110425 107961 ASAD ALI MUHAMMAD MAHMOOD 36502-8481849-1 73 49 33110228 106114 HASSAN ABBAS SOOMRO JAWAD ALI 45502-0314109-5 73 50 33110336 107609 MUHAMMAD FAIZAN KAMRAN ABDUL KHALIQ 42101-9663250-7 73 51 39110152 107673 ASMA SHAH S ABAID ULLAH SHAH 35201-0499558-4 72 52 39110184 106935 MUHAMMAD SOHAIL MUHAMMAD HANIF 34501-3097772-3 72 53 30110126 107108 IFTIKHAR ZAKRIA MUHAMMAD ZAKRIA 14301-8068927-1 72 54 39110525 105905 SHAHERYAR ANJUM ANJUM SOHAIL 35202-6814793-1 72 55 39110761 105832 NAJAM UL HASSAN QAMAR UL HASSAN SIDDIQUE 33102-6094012-7 72 56 39110253 105861 AYAZ ASHRAF MUHAMMAD ASHRAF SHAKIR 31304-8863743-3 72 57 33110087 106387 MOHTASHIM NASEEM SIDDIQUI TARIQ NASEEM SIDDIQUI 42101-3217520-7 72 58 39110373 105453 SYED AMMAR YASSIR SYED SAGHEER HUSSAIN 34201-4281843-5 72 Page 2 of 42 Pakistan State Oil (PSO) (Situations Vacant) Test held on 24 May, 2015 Marketing Sr # RollNo FormNo Name Father Name NIC NTS Marks 59 39110634 107883 JUNAID RANA RANA ATTA UR REHMAN 31101-8934818-9 72 60 33110272 103743 YERIHA ZEHRA SAADAT HUSSAIN 54400-1590259-0 72 61 39110506 104220 MUHAMMAD IRFAN SHOUKAT ALI NAZ 36502-3675289-9 72 62 33110373 104817 TAHIR REHMAN ABDUL REHAMN MERANI 43301-9476951-1 72 63 33110199 101204 SANAM NOOR NOOR MUHAMMAD 42301-5958739-6 72 64 39110571 101676 MUHAMMAD ABUHURAIRA CHAUDHRYSHABBIR AHMED CHAUDHRY 35200-7419900-3 72 65 39110260 111317 MUHAMMAD SAAD BAHIR BASHIR AHMED 35201-9900528-1 72 66 30110090 112494 QAISER HAYAT SHAUKAT HAYAT 35202-3190967-3 72 67 33110318 111911 SAJID KHAN JAMIL AHMED 43102-6400477-7 71 68 39110657 111086 SHUMROZE MUNIR BALOCH MUNIR AHMED JAVED 35202-1167253-9 71 69 60110034 110969 ASIF SAEED MUHAMMAD SAEED KHAN 17301-1651273-9 71 70 39110693 111144 MUHAMMAD UMAIR SAEED MUHAMMAD SAEED 33100-7809004-9 71 71 39110136 101307 MOIZ UR REHMAN KHAN AZIZ UR REHMAN KHAN 35302-5743841-5 71 72 30110296 101441 SADAF SAGHEER SAGHEER AHMED JANJUA 37405-2795128-4 71 73 39110205 100848 AMJAD ALI ZAFAR ALI 33100-5452636-9 71 74 30110027 101122 ALI JAN BHATTI MUHAMMAD NAEEM BHATTI 32102-1175701-9 71 75 33110326 102714 MUHAMMAD USMAN ADIL BASHIR 42101-6801971-1 71 76 60110026 102721 SAHIBZADA ZEESHAN AMIN MUHAMMAD AMIN 17301-0773505-9 71 77 39110371 108286 SYEDA ALIA HAIDER SYED AHIDER RAZA BUKHARI 81302-3215944-4 71 78 39110185 108915 SYED MUHAMMAD MIQDAD MUSLIM SYED SANA UL HAQ TIRMIZI 33202-3188422-9 71 79 39110239 108944 AYESHA QAMAR MIAN QAMAR UD DIN 35202-8598997-8 71 80 39110043 110155 MINHAJ IKRAM PERVEZ IKRAM 42101-9012176-1 71 81 33110023 109881 HASSAN SHAFIQUE MUHAMMAD SHAFIQUE JAVED 42201-5032539-1 71 82 33110267 105849 AYAZ ALI BROHI RAHIM BUX BROHI 43206-4313232-9 71 83 30110116 106031 ILHAN UMER SHAHID MAHMOOD 37405-7909656-7 71 84 30110060 106819 RIMSHA IQBAL MUHAMMAD IQBAL 37405-5574169-8 71 85 33110368 106839 ALI FAYYAZ MALIK MALIK FAYYAZ HUSSAIN 42401-5228637-7 71 86 33110328 107755 MUHAMMAD YOUSAF SURI MUHAMMAD AHMED P ERVEZ SURI 54400-5832611-1 71 87 39110048 105560 MAHA ALI MUHAMMAD IQBAL SHAHID 35302-8884444-0 70 Page 3 of 42 Pakistan State Oil (PSO) (Situations Vacant) Test held on 24 May, 2015 Marketing Sr # RollNo FormNo Name Father Name NIC NTS Marks 88 33110144 109668 GHULAM ABBAS ASIR UL HASNAIN 42301-5197920-9 70 89 39110758 110206 MUHAMMAD ZULQARNAIN RANA MUHAMMAD ZULFIQAR 38403-0611998-3 70 90 33110302 108478 ZEESHAN SHOUKET SHOUKET ALI 42201-3929160-3 70 91 39110564 108061 NABEEL AHMED MUSHTAQ AHMED 36304-6175834-1 70 92 30110250 102630 SYED WAQAR UL ISLAM ISLAM SHAH 35201-3537859-7 70 93 30110079 103475 MUHAMMAD IRFAN KHAN SOHIB NOOR 12101-4305537-1 70 94 39110618 104793 MUHAMMAD NOUMAN AFZAL MUHAMMAD AFZAL 35202-0760016-7 70 95 39110464 104478 FURQAN AKBAR MUHAMMAD AKBAR 36102-3550391-1 70 96 39110407 104702 TAIMUR AWAN TALAT PARVEZ 35202-0651680-7 70 97 39110645 100362 AAMIR SULTAN SULTAN MAHMOOD 35202-1110327-7 70 98 33110074 101912 ZUBAIR AHMED MUHAMMAD HANEEF SHAIKH 43203-8836069-1 70 99 30110129 111008 SHUMAILA GUL MIAN MUSSARAT GUL 17301-5743969-0 70 100 30110137 110647 SAQIB RASHID RASHID HUSSAIN 37405-1346978-7 70 101 39110796 111849 MUHAMMAD FAHEEM ABDUL LATIF 31202-8934412-9 70 102 39110017 111304 MUHAMMAD ASGHAR ZULFIQAR 36302-4915306-7 70 103 39110102 113605 MEHAK MUNIR MUNIR AHMAD 36302-3363310-4 70 104 30110304 133382 KHAQAN AHMED ALI AHMED ALI 36302-7900372-3 70 105 60110092 111621 FAIZAN ALI KHAN HAROON KHAN 17301-0557725-1 69 106 39110740 111770 IMTIAZ AHMED ALLAH YAAR 38401-4143802-7 69 107 39110603 110892 IRTAZA HUSSAIN IJAZ HUSSAIN 35202-8030074-7 69 108 39110333 112658 MUHAMMAD NAEEM MALIK NOOR HUSSAIN 35202-7688957-3 69 109 30110169 112062 HASNAT SHER FALAK SHER KALAS 35201-0653553-3 69 110 39110713 112142 ASIF BASHIR BASHIR AHMAD NADEEM 32402-5121969-7 69 111 39110141 101974 SOHAIB ZIA ZIA UL HAQ 35202-8922737-7 69 112 39110494 101411 HASEEB ANWAR MUHAMMAD ANWAR 36302-1504257-1 69 113 30110211 100127 SYED ALI IRTAZA KAZIM SYED MUHAMMAD KAZIM 33202-3869218-5 69 114 33110296 101171 SYED SARMAD ALI SHAH SYED MUHAMMAD PANNAH SHAH 41306-5262897-9 69 115 39110625 101025 SAJJAD NAWAZ KHAN ZIARAT NAWAZ KHAN 36402-8114319-3 69 116 39110159 100851 MOHAMMAD ADIL KHUSHI ADIL MAHMOOD 35202-7773746-3 69 Page 4 of 42 Pakistan State Oil (PSO) (Situations Vacant) Test held on 24 May, 2015 Marketing Sr # RollNo FormNo Name Father Name NIC NTS Marks 117 60110095 103597 MOHSIN AHMAD GHOURI AJAZ AHMAD GHOURI 17301-9304240-5 69 118 39110829 102621 MUHAMMAD KHALID MUHAMMAD YAMEEN 38403-9262066-7 69 119 39110457 107825 JASIM NAEEM NAEEM AKHTAR 35202-6564283-7 69 120 33110172 107982 BURHAN SHARIFF IMRANULLAH SHARIFF 42201-5041649-1 69 121 39110258 108991 WAQAS AFZAL MUHAMMAD AFZAL 38403-9404144-3 69 122 39110245 109201 MUHAMMAD NADEEM ABBAS ZAFAR ALI 36103-5699943-5 69 123 39110085 110133 REEMA AIZAZ BHUTTA AIZAZ AHMAD BHUTTA 35202-3622776-2 69 124 30130126 110333 ANUM KHALID KHALID ANIS 37405-4654396-2 69 125 39110449 109953 BILAL NAEEM NAEEM AHMAD 32203-5444967-3 69 126 60110043 109293 RASHID RIAZ FAKHR E RIAZ 17301-7953300-9 69 127 30110041 109541 MUHAMMAD BILAL
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